The final game of the 2026 WNBA season is officially a hot-ticket nightmare for anyone trying to get in, with Game 7 resale prices for the Atlanta Dream vs. Golden State Valkyries starting at a wild $323. This isn’t just a championship game, it’s a history-making, first-ever WNBA Game 7, and the demand is absolutely off the charts.
Your Wallet Needs a Seat Belt
Want to catch the Dream and Valkyries duke it out at Chase Center on Saturday night? You better have some serious cash ready. SeatGeek has those “cheap” get-in tickets at $323, but if you want anything more than the nosebleeds, most upper-level seats are kicking off at $465. And StubHub, according to The Athletic’s Stewart Mandel, is clocking in at over $400 just to get through the door. But hold up, if you’re feeling fancy, the most expensive seats, VIP spots right on the floor behind a basket, are listed at an absolutely insane $10,349. Seriously, ten grand for one ticket. That’s the kind of price tag you see when history is about to go down.
Angel Reese Just Broke the Record Book
So, what’s got everyone scrambling for these sky-high tickets? It’s all thanks to the Atlanta Dream forcing this Game 7, pulling off an 80-69 victory on Thursday. That Game 6 was played at State Farm Arena to fit more fans, even tipping off at 12:30 p.m. ET because the Atlanta Hawks had a game scheduled that night. The Dream’s biggest spark? Angel Reese. She dropped 15 points, snagged 14 rebounds, and dished out six assists. More than that, Reese set a brand-new WNBA Finals record for most rebounds in a series during that win. That kind of performance doesn’t just win a game, it ignites an entire championship series.
Saturday night, 8 p.m. ET, it’s all on the line. One team walks away with their first-ever championship. You know this is going to be straight-up cinema.
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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