Unprecedented Growth has Transformed the Dream; New Home Now Matches Increasing Fan Demand; 2027 Season Tickets on Sale

ATLANTA (October 6, 2026) — The Atlanta Dream today announced a new multi-year agreement with State Farm Arena that will make the award-winning downtown Atlanta venue the new home for all Dream home games beginning with the 2027 season. As part of the expanded 2027 WNBA season, each team will play 50 regular season games, and the Dream will play all 25 home games at State Farm Arena. Season tickets are on sale now at atlantadream.com.

The move to State Farm Arena reflects the unprecedented growth of the franchise, increasing ticket demand and overall excitement for the entire Dream fan experience. After establishing one of the WNBA’s strongest home-court environments at Gateway Center Arena, the Dream will move to a venue that dramatically expands capacity and gives thousands more fans across Georgia and the Southeast the opportunity to experience Dream basketball.

Over the past five years under new ownership, the Dream has seen more than 400% growth in season ticket members and expanded its reach to ticket buyers from all 50 states.

“This is an exciting next chapter for the Atlanta Dream, and a direct reflection of the exciting style of play that is Dream basketball, the passion of our fans and the incredible growth of this franchise,” said Morgan Shaw Parker, president and COO of the Atlanta Dream. “Our players and our fans have transformed Gateway Center Arena into the most exciting experience in the WNBA. State Farm Arena gives us the opportunity to welcome thousands of additional fans while creating an even bigger stage for women’s basketball in Atlanta. We look forward to bringing the energy, traditions and spirit of Gateway with us to the heart of our city.”

“We are thrilled that the Atlanta Dream has chosen to make State Farm Arena its new home. The team’s brand and fan base have grown tremendously throughout the city as the Dream has become one of the WNBA’s elite franchises both on and off the court,” said Andrew Saltzman, President of Business Enterprise and Chief Commercial Officer of the Atlanta Hawks and State Farm Arena. “The WNBA is experiencing a meteoric rise with rapid growth in attendance and viewership, and this is a great opportunity to elevate the visibility of women’s basketball and bring that excitement to our world-class venue.”

The Dream has sold out every game at Gateway Center Arena over the last three seasons. In that time, the Dream has also sold out State Farm Arena eight times, including multiple record-setting games with over 17,000 fans in the building. State Farm Arena will provide significantly more seating capacity and allow the Dream to offer a broader range of ticket options and price points, while also creating expanded opportunities for premium experiences.

A Bigger Stage. The Same Home-Court Advantage.

Gateway Center Arena will always hold a special place in the history of the Atlanta Dream. From 2021-2026, Gateway became the setting for one of the WNBA’s most passionate home-court environments, fueled by a proud Atlanta fanbase that embraced the players and helped make Dream games a must-see experience.

That same energy will remain at the center of the Dream’s new home. The team will intentionally design the State Farm Arena game-day experience to preserve the intimacy, traditions and fan engagement that have defined its home games.

To secure first access for 2027 season tickets, fans can put down a deposit for a Dream Elite Ticket Membership. Fans have the option of a $27 deposit for a lower bowl ticket, providing the best seats at the best value, or they can put a $100 deposit down for a Dream Elite Premium Membership to secure a seat in one of the first three rows, giving fans premium hospitality, club access and elevated F&B from the best seats in the house. Fans can visit atlantadream.com for tickets and more information.

About the Atlanta Dream 
Established in 2008, the Atlanta Dream is the Southeast’s only WNBA franchise, playing its home games at State Farm Arena. Dream games are telecast locally on Atlanta News First (WANF-TV). The Dream has produced 13 WNBA All-Stars, earned 12 playoff bids and made three WNBA finals appearances. For more information about the Dream, visit atlantadream.com and follow @AtlantaDream onFacebook,Instagram,X andTikTok. 

About State Farm Arena

Home to the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks and the WNBA’s Atlanta Dream, the award-winning State Farm Arena is a next-generation sports and live entertainment venue focused on experience, sustainability, and service. Inspired by the city, State Farm Arena showcases the core values of the organization: inclusiveness, authenticity, and innovation. From the first ever in-arena barbershop with the Killer Mike SWAG Shop to the Hawk Bar on the court behind the basket to the concourse to the Topgolf Swing Suites, State Farm Arena is True to Atlanta. Community and sustainability are at the core as the arena hosts the largest annual food distribution event with the Million Meal Pack and the arena was also the first venue in the world to earn TRUE (Total Resource Use and Efficiency) Platinum certification for zero waste. State Farm Arena was recently named Best Venue by Front Office Sports, a leading multi-platform media and news organization, and consistently ranks among the top 10 concert and event venues in the world from industry-leading publications Pollstar and Billboard. Accessible to every fan with a MARTA station adjacent, the downtown Atlanta arena hosts approximately 175 events and close to 2 million guests annually and stakes its claim as the city’s best sports and live entertainment venue. For more information on State Farm Arena, visit StateFarmArena.com or follow on X @StateFarmArena and Instagram @StateFarmArena.

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