The Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries will compete in Game 7 of the WNBA Finals, where the victor will secure its first-ever championship. Ticket prices for the event have soared, with demand reflecting the significance of the match. TickPick reports that the get-in price is $396 per ticket, marking the most expensive game to attend in WNBA history.
This matchup is historic not only for its ticket prices but also as the first-ever Game 7 in WNBA Finals history. Neither team has won a championship before, making the stakes even higher. The Dream previously participated in the WNBA Finals three times without success, while the Valkyries are participating in their first championship series during their second season.
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During Thursday’s Game 6 in Atlanta, Angel Reese showcased her skills by contributing significantly to her team’s dominance. Reese made an impressive double-double with 15 points, 14 rebounds, six assists, and a block. Teammates Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howard bolstered the Dream with a combined 44 points, 10 rebounds, and 10 assists, leading Atlanta to Game 7.
The Golden State Valkyries faced a tough challenge, trailing 46-26 at halftime. However, they outscored the Dream 43-34 in the second half, though they shot only 31% overall. Gabby Williams led Golden State with 26 points, finding some momentum for her team despite their loss.
The decisive Game 7 is scheduled to take place at Chase Center in San Francisco, California. Known as “Ballhalla,” the Valkyries enjoy a strong home record, having gone 17-5 this past season. The Dream’s road record was 15-7, and they have already won on Golden State’s turf during the finals with a 79-65 victory in Game 2. Angel Reese again led with a remarkable double-double, tallying 30 points and 16 rebounds.
The final showdown between Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries will be held at 8 p.m. ET on Saturday, Oct. 31, promising an exciting conclusion as both teams strive for their first WNBA championship.
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