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Rating: 4.3 out of 5 based on 2713 reviews

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Atlanta Hawks History

The lineage of the Hawks dates to 1946, when the Tri-Cities Blackhawks played in the NBA's forerunner, the National Basketball League. They moved to Milwaukee in 1951, shortening their name, and then to St. Louis in 1955. They made the NBA finals four times in a five-year stretch, defeating the Boston Celtics to capture the franchise's only title in 1958.

After moving to Atlanta in 1968, the Hawks' postseason runs continued for five years, fueled by the likes of Pete Maravich, Lou Hudson and Walt Bellamy. In 1976, Ted Turner bought the team and installed Hubie Brown as coach, and by his second season, the team was again a playoff contender. The Dominique Wilkins era began in 1982, with "The Human Highlight Film" leading the team to four straight 50-win seasons beginning with the 1985–86 season.

The arrival of Dikembe Mutombo helped the Hawks continue to make postseason runs in the late 1990s, and the team notched 10 consecutive playoff berths starting in the 2007–08 season. During the 2021–22 regular season, All-Star point guard Trae Young led all of the NBA in total points (2,155) and total assists (737). During the postseason, the Atlanta Hawks went on an incredible playoff run, led by Young, that saw them advance to the Eastern Conference Finals where they lost to eventual NBA Champions Milwaukee Bucks.

Atlanta Hawks Team Info

Conference: Eastern
Division: Southeast
Year Founded: 1946
Team Colors: Torch Red, Legacy Yellow, Infinity Black, Granite Gray
Team Rivals: Charlotte Hornets, Miami HEAT, Orlando Magic, Washington Wizards, Boston Celtics, New York Knicks

Atlanta Hawks at State Farm Arena 

State Farm Arena is the home of the NBA's Atlanta Hawks. The sports and entertainment venue, which underwent a massive $192.5 million renovation in 2018, features the third-largest center-hung scoreboard in the NBA, sightlines with 360-degree concourse and upgraded seating. The venue also features first-of-its-kind in-venue entertainment options that include TopGolf Swing Suites, the company's first permanent amenity in a major sports arena, Killer Mike's SWAG Shop (a four-chair barbershop overlooking the court) and the signature Hawks Bar, the NBA's first courtside bar.

FAQS

Tickets for the 2025-26 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Atlanta Hawks. And if you're thinking about last-minute tickets, all tickets purchased through Ticketmaster are 100% verified and instantly delivered to your phone.

Ticket prices for Atlanta Hawks' games depend on a variety of factors, including date and time, city, matchup, seat location, and when the tickets are purchased. You can find tickets to Atlanta Hawks home games for as low as $40.

The Atlanta Hawks have made four appearances in the NBA Finals, and have won once (in 1958 as the St. Louis Hawks).

The Atlanta Hawks play at State Farm Arena(Opens in new tab) in Atlanta, Georgia. The seating chart for State Farm Arena can be viewed on Ticketmaster(Opens in new tab).

Yes, you can submit this OneCourt Reservation Form(Opens in new tab) or visit the arena's accessibility website(Opens in new tab) under "OneCourt Tactile Broadcast Devices for Blind and Low Vision Fans." Devices are reserved on a first-come, first-serve basis at State Farm Arena by presenting your driver’s license or government-issued photo ID card at the Guest Services Center.

OneCourt devices can be picked up at the Guest Services Center, which is located across from section 121/122 at State Farm Arena.

The OneCourt device uses haptic technology, or trackable vibrations, to relay key events and spatial positioning of the ball so you can feel the gameplay with your fingertips. As the ball moves, you will feel vibrations moving beneath your fingers to replicate the ball position in real time.

While you do need a ticket to enter the arena, there is no cost associated with using a OneCourt device.

Yes, please ask a Guest Service Representative at the Guest Services Center for an escort to help navigate if needed, or if the device is not working properly for any reason.

Reviews

Rating: 4.3 out of 5 based on 2713 reviews
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  • Great

    by Mr. Enjoy life on 12/1/25State Farm Arena - AtlantaRating: 5 out of 5

    I wasn't able to pull my tickets up. Because I didn't create a wallet. One of the crew members assisted me to find my tickets.

  • We Won

    by Cathy on 12/1/25State Farm Arena - AtlantaRating: 5 out of 5

    EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Enjoyable game, with good entertainment. Nice experience.

    by Swish on 12/1/25State Farm Arena - AtlantaRating: 5 out of 5

    Family outing. Fun experience, except for traffic management outside of the arena. Granted, it was the day of the UGA v. GT football game, but that wasn’t a surprise. Needed to better prepare for the crowds.

  • Atlanta Hawks vs Cleveland Calvaliers

    by Tee on 12/1/25State Farm Arena - AtlantaRating: 5 out of 5

    NBA game 1000/10 its a whole vibe and always good to see the celebraties on the floor sidelines especially Boosie lol

  • Tickets

    by Nita on 11/26/25State Farm Arena - AtlantaRating: 5 out of 5

    Great seats better than I expected really, easy access!

  • Great date night

    by Theplugslawyer on 11/21/25State Farm Arena - AtlantaRating: 5 out of 5

    As a former hawks member i enjoyed returning to the arena to see the team. I had a good seat. I wish the hawks played better because they could win! But they arent great with shooting the ball this season. I should get free tickets, and a chance to do sports talk. lol

  • We lost, and the Hawks don't care about fans.

    by Catfish on 11/21/25State Farm Arena - AtlantaRating: 4 out of 5

    Well, the Hawks lost and looked bad doing it. As usual, the Hawks promotions are all for the people in the lower bowl. During the Chick-Fil-A promo parachute drops, not a SINGLE one was dropped nor landed in the upper decks. Harry the Hawk never comes up the the upper decks. You take our hard-earned $$$, and then don't include us in your show. Shame.

  • hawks

    by gary on 10/29/25State Farm Arena - AtlantaRating: 3 out of 5

    the arena is beautiful and well positioned. But the drinks and food is expensive. the people and the staff are lovely and very friendly and helpful. But do feel that the prices of things were over the top, compared to my visit to the falcons stadium and prices. But hd a lovely time and well enjoyed the occassion

  • A night to remember

    by Pebbles on 10/28/25State Farm Arena - AtlantaRating: 4 out of 5

    Had an amazing time at the game , I think crowd interaction was a little dull . The people who shoot the shirts need to acknowledge there are people at higher levels and would appreciate a shirt also!! They would also like to feel included in the games and viral content that goes on at the game. Upper levels can DANCE also!! Seats are tilted forward and uncomfortable like you’re gonna fall out .

  • Underwhelmed

    by Dee on 10/28/25State Farm Arena - AtlantaRating: 3 out of 5

    I was a little underwhelmed by the experience of attending a Hawks game. My initial disappointment was realizing I paid nearly $50 to park in an area that surely shouldn’t have cost me almost $50(Ruby Lot). Not an attendant in sight after the game. Secondly, I’m a Senior(67 years old)and my wife is a State recognized disabled person. There were no recognizable sign(s) that pointed us to an elevator or escalator. Only steps and lots of them. Thank God we are still able to walk. Once we made our way to the gate to enter the arena, we were greeted with several of the most unpleasant gate attendants. Their demeanor/communication skills lacked the courtesy I’m accustomed to. So, in the end I/we will continue to support the Hawks but it will not be at State Farm Arena. Thank you for allowing to vent a bit of my frustrations with my experience of attending a Hawks game.