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Atlanta Dream History
The Atlanta Dream are a professional women's basketball team in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA). Founded in 2008, the team's name pays homage to Atlanta native Martin Luther King Jr.'s “I Have a Dream" speech. Despite the Dream’s relatively recent introduction to the league, the team has qualified for the WNBA Playoffs nine times and reached the WNBA Finals in 2010, 2011 and 2013. Notable players in the team's history include two-time Olympic gold medalist Angel McCoughtry and three-time All-Star Érika de Souza.
Atlanta Dream Team Info
Conference: Eastern
Team Colors: Red, Dark Grey, Light Grey, Light Blue, White
Team Rivals: Washington Mystics, Minnesota Lynx
Atlanta Dream at Gateway Center Arena
The Gateway Center Arena, home of the Atlanta Dream, is a multipurpose arena located in College Park, Georgia. The 3,500-seat facility began construction in 2018 and has hosted the College Park Skyhawks of the NBA G League since its opening in 2019. The Dream joined in 2021 after previously playing at State Farm Arena in downtown Atlanta.
To connect with the Atlanta Dream:
The Atlanta Dream’s 2024 regular season tips off in May at The Walter Pyramid in Long Beach, California against the Los Angeles Sparks. One week later, the Dream host a 2023 playoff rematch for their home opener against the Dallas Wings on May 21. The Atlanta Dream close out the regular season at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York against the New York Liberty on September 19. Here’s a list of key games to keep an eye on:
Tickets for the 2024 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Atlanta Dream.
The Atlanta Dream have appeared in three WNBA Finals, in 2010, 2011 and 2013, but have yet to win.
All 12 teams compete in the WNBA Commissioner's Cup. The league’s 2024 in-season tournament consists of five regular season games against each team’s conference opponents. Here’s a list of the Atlanta Dream’s Commissioner's Cup matchups:
The Atlanta Dream play at Gateway Center Arena in College Park, Georgia. The seating map for Gateway Center Arena can be viewed here.
We had a great time at the two Dream games we attended. Smaller and more intimate arena. No bad seats in the place. Non-stop action. Prices so enticing that we would consider season tickets and come from Central Florida!
This was my bery first WNBA game and i must say it was the best experience, amazing arena, quick and easy check in and parking was close as well. I cant wait for my next one and the ones to come to experience with my daughter.
Great atmosphere and great game! Parking easy. Dream got the win at the last 2 seconds!
Great game. My kids really enjoyed it! Will definitely be going back!
Enjoyed my first WNBA game. Was birthday weekend for my daughter and he ha da blast! The ticket scanner for parking was not working but the folk at the gate did a great job getting us through.
My daughters and I really enjoyed the whole experience!
First time seeing the Dream play in person. Game was great facility was great not a bad seat in the arena. Only drawback they were filming and we couldn’t park close to the entrance. Found it funny it’s a cashless facility but some vendors have a tip jar smile otherwise great experience
I always enjoy going to the games but I kinda have to plan at the last minute not knowing exactly what time I’m getting off work and an hour drive to the arena but why aren’t all of the seats available, it doesn’t make sense to me that places I’d like to sit have no tickets available , other than the announcer that puts you sleep, hopefully it’s his last year🥱😴
This was my first Dream game and it was amazing and so entertaining. Great game, entertainment and food.
There is not a bad seat in the Gateway arena! I hope they make the playoffs!
I sat behind the team...even though it was a loss for the Dream, I really enjoyed myself
The Gateway Arena is an excellent facility to watch basketball. All seats have a clear view of the court and everyone is close to the action. All the Arena staff were very polite and helpful. The game announcer's sound system was tinny sounding and cranked so loud it seemed to be overdriving his amps. This is a small facility and patrons don't need to listing someone to screaming into a microphone, especially when he has nothing really to add of significance. The sound from the lady on the floor during the breaks used a hand held microphone and she could be heard clearly but still too loud for the size of the arena. If OSHA were involved the place probably would have been shut down. My wife and I love following the Dream and this was our first visit to the Arena. Unfortunately, it may be our last.
Everything was enjoyable for the most part. Disappointed that the unlimited soft drink stops after 3 qtr. I was never made aware of this beforehand!
Not too expensive, all seats are good seats, food and drink prices very reasonal for a professional event, atmosphere was great
Thanks to the bafoonery of Charlotte, NC for losing our WNBA team, the Charlotte Sting, I have no way to see a game live. Since I am a fan of the Seattle Storm, having no team in Charlotte for them to play against, means I don't get to see Breanna, Sue, Jewell, Briann, Mercedes, Tina, Jantel, Stephanie, Gabby, Ezi or Piph live in my city. What's a woman to do? ROAD TRIP!! I was thrilled to see the Storm was going to be in Atlanta, which is a mere 4 hours from Charlotte. So off I go, into the land of Peaches, Falcons, Braves, The Dream, Hawks and Ted Turner, for a game. College Park Arena, what a great facility! Especially when you walk in, you can see the court right from the lobby! Not a bad seat in the house either. I enjoyed the game, even though Seattle didn't win it (damn jet lag). People were friendly, I got a cool Sue Bird poster, and memories to last a lifetime! I'm only giving 4 stars, please don't be mad at me, my team lost, LOL! Everything else was top notch. Keep up the good work!
This is my second time attending a game and I have enjoyed the outing. Sat behind the team last Sunday.
We love the setting and all the time out activities. Ive been to other WNBA games. This was by far my best experience!!!!
We were very happy with the whole experience! We just wish there was a bigger store to by Dream gear! The music was great! It was just a great time and my 11 month old loves it!
This is the first year I’ve been to several Atlanta Dream games and I realize I’ve been missing out. The location is very easy to get to, the ticket, parking and food prices are reasonable and the games are super hype. The DJ and commentator keep the games lively with music and performances. The women play so hard and be hustling. I love attending the games more than NBA games honestly. Definitely a nice, fun family event as well.
I would recommend to any basketball fan that they go to an Atlanta Dream game. The arena was perfect for the game, with fairly reasonable prices for food and beverages, and the atmosphere was excellent!
