You can snag a ticket to Game 3 of the WNBA Finals for as little as $103 right now, which is pretty wild when you think about the absolute clinic Angel Reese put on in Game 2. After her monster performance helped the Atlanta Dream even the series, you’d expect those prices to skyrocket, but believe it or not, it’s still a bargain for a championship game.
WNBA Finals Tickets Are a Steal Compared to the NBA
Let’s be real, $103 is not chump change, with the most expensive listings hitting $3,822 on SeatGeek. But get this: these prices are *way* more reasonable than what they would have been, thanks to a huge venue change. The WNBA, teaming up with the NBA and the Atlanta Hawks, moved Games 3 and 4 from the tiny 3,500-seat Gateway Center Arena to the massive 16,888-seat State Farm Arena. More seats mean more tickets, and more tickets mean more reasonable prices. It’s a no-brainer, and it means fans actually have a shot at seeing a Finals game without taking out a second mortgage. Plus, WNBA Finals tickets are a massive bargain compared to the 2026 NBA Finals. Floor seats for the Knicks-Spurs Game 3 at Madison Square Garden were nearly triple the *get-in price* for these WNBA Finals tickets. That’s a huge difference!
Reese’s Game 2 Domination Evens the Series
The Dream absolutely needed a win after Game 1, and they got it big time, beating the Golden State Valkyries 79-65 on Monday night to tie up the Finals. Who was leading the charge? Angel Reese, no surprise there. She was an absolute force, dropping 30 points, pulling down 16 rebounds, and even swiping 2 blocks. Talk about stepping up when it counts! On the other side, the Valkyries’ leading scorer, Gabby Williams, had a tough night. She shot just 3-of-15 from the floor, including 1-of-6 from beyond the arc. Golden State is definitely going to need a lot more from her if they want to get past Atlanta.
Game 3 is set to tip off Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET. The WNBA actually moved the game up by one night due to a scheduling conflict at State Farm Arena. Enes Kanter Freedom is even planning to be there. This next game is huge, with both teams looking to grab the series lead. Can the Dream keep that momentum rolling, or will Gabby Williams and the Valkyries find a way to bounce back? You know we’ll be watching!
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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