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Fans, Are you ready for the 2026 NBA schedule? Last Phoenix Mercury game of the season is on Sunday, May 24th 2026! We are lowering our on sale prices for all the Phoenix Mercury playoff and preseason playing at Gateway Center Arena At College Park, GA. Buy your Phoenix Mercury tickets in Atlanta right here.

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Get your tickets now for an unforgettable performance by Phoenix Mercury! Experience an electrifying show filled with energy, talent, and spectacular entertainment. Don't miss out—secure your spot today!
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  1. May 24Sun 03:00 PM
    vs Atlanta Dream at Gateway Center Arena At College Park Gateway Center Arena At College Park - Atlanta - GA

    Atlanta Dream vs. Phoenix Mercury Gateway Center Arena At College Park May 24,2026

  2. Aug 05Wed 07:00 PM
    vs Atlanta Dream at Gateway Center Arena At College Park Gateway Center Arena At College Park - Atlanta - GA

    Atlanta Dream vs. Phoenix Mercury Gateway Center Arena At College Park August 05,2026

Phoenix Mercury Gateway Center Arena At College Park Seating chart

Gateway Center Arena At College Park 2330 Convention Center Concourse, Atlanta, GA, 30337

Experience the excitement of live sports as the Atlanta Dream take on the Phoenix Mercury at the Gateway Center Arena At College Park on August 5, 2026. This highly anticipated matchup promises to deliver thrilling basketball action, showcasing some of the best talent in women's sports.

The Atlanta Dream, known for their competitive spirit and dynamic gameplay, have a rich history in the WNBA. Fans can expect an electrifying atmosphere as they cheer on their team against a formidable opponent like the Phoenix Mercury. With star players and a passionate fan base, this event is set to be a highlight of the basketball season.

Ticket prices for this event typically range from $20 to $150, depending on seating preferences and availability. The Gateway Center Arena offers a variety of seating options, ensuring that every fan can find a spot that suits their budget and viewing preferences. Early ticket purchases are recommended, as demand is expected to be high for this exciting matchup.

In addition to the thrilling game, attendees can enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the arena, which has received positive reviews for its accessibility and amenities. The venue is designed to provide an exceptional experience for all fans, making it an ideal location for sports enthusiasts and families alike.

As you prepare for this unforgettable evening of basketball, consider exploring additional offerings such as merchandise and food options available at the arena. The combination of top-tier athletic performance and a lively environment makes this event a must-see for anyone in Atlanta.

For more information about tickets and event details, visit ticketsatlanta.org. Don't miss your chance to witness this exciting showdown between two powerhouse teams in women's basketball at the Gateway Center Arena At College Park.

By MusicLoverAz

High Energy Game, and Family Friendly, Too.

Mercury games are a unique sporting event in a number of ways. First, the talent is high and the effort is intense. The women know the game of basketball, and play it well. There is always something fun happening within the arena, involving kids and adults, as well. Look around the arena, and you will find as varied an audience as you would expect at a State Fair. What is also cool, is that most anyone can afford to attend. If you feel you need to sit in the better and best seats, it will still cost you, but there are a slew of really cheap seats that still have an acceptable view.

By Stormdog

Cool pre-game salute to retiring Sue Bird, very hot 4th qtr

A great moment: Watching two of the greatest WNBA players of all time, Seattle’s Sue Bird & Mercury’s superstar Diana Taurasi, in a pregame ceremony honoring Bird’s retirement after this season. A close game followed until the 4th qtr when the Mercury piled up the points. I was impressed by the staff at the arena, everyone I encountered was friendly, polite, and helpful, even those standing just outside the doors in 107-degree weather, scanning mobile tickets and respectfully checking bags and cell phones. And you’re allowed to bring in a sealed water bottle. The only annoyance was shameless price-gouging on beer, canned wine, soft drinks, and bottled water ($7 for a bottle of water is obscene — and pretty hostile to those who’d like to bring their kids. Seriously, $16 for a 24-oz Dos Equis or Heineken with a store price of $3 or less; and $15 for a 24-oz domestic beer (24 oz. equals about two regular cans or bottles of beer)? At Arizona Cardinals games and the D’Backs stadium just two blocks away, beer prices are significantly less. And the Fingerprint Center beer sales include no expenditures for staff servers, no plastic cups or even a cashier. You get your own canned or plastic bottled beverage from a huge wall of glass-doored refrigeration units, scan your selection and your credit card, and head for your seat. Next time we’ll hit the Pomo’s pizza stand, which looked like the best option. One more bright spot, the new HVAC kept the whole arena cool.





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