New York Liberty Tickets

The play was hard, fast and competitive. The energy at the Barclays was high. Tge fans were really into the game.

The game was great. The overall experience was even better. Great service, great venue. The value for the buck was also excellent.

Very fan friendly. My daughters had a great time. Will definitely be back next season.

The ball game was great! The Liberty players bring it every night.

I love watching the New York Liberty but since they left Madison Square Garden they have changed because they are very upset they're not playing in New York City Madison Square Garden I think that is the reason why they're losing they're very good team they need help mentally to help them put back on their track again they're very good team and I love watching the New York Liberty I still would go to their games every year and I've been going ever since I hope to get themselves together and realize that they are very good team they can win any game there is out there

We had such an amazing time. NY Liberty is awesome all around. Even got to meet Maddie, the mascot. My only qualm is that there are little to no vegan options at the County Center's food court. We lost, but it was still an exciting

For their first WNBA game this was an absolutely amazing experience for the two 14 year old AAU girls basketball players and myself as well! The game was close - tied at halftime - and even though the Liberty lost we had a fabulous time. The entertainment was great as well. We look forward to returning next season.

WNBA games are great, it totally sucks that the Liberty got moved out to Westchester! Despite the very weird vibes of the physical location, the game was incredible. Would recommend. If you're heading back to the city after the game though, be sure to check the train schedule, otherwise you may end up waiting outside for an hour.

Madison Square Garden is our preferred venue to see the NY Liberty play. We loved our seats.

We had a great time, enjoyed our good seats and were very impressed by the caliber of basketball and by the overall entertainment value. We were frustrated and stunned that programs were not available anywhere for the game, but otherwise felt everything was excellent. It was especially a treat to see two of our favorite former UConn players, Sue Bird and Brianna Stewart, in action again. We'll be back.

Hard to enjoy my fave team, the Liberty, when they’re relegated to playing in as pathetic an arena as this place. What a shame!!

I have been attending NY Liberty games for the last few years, starting when the team played in NJ. MSG was a wonderful venue, of course, and the move to Westchester curtailed my attendance. Last Saturday I trekked up to the home in Westchester, a pleasant ride as it turned out. My seat: horrible. I was seated in the last row of a section on the left, next to a tremendously large column. I actually could only see half of the court. Now I will say that the staff at the venue was most helpful; a trip to the house manager resulted in us getting new seats. But as far as I can tell, there is no upstairs seat that allows a full view of the court. If I return, I will look at seats downstairs and, depending on the price, return or not. P.S. The Nathan's stand provided food at reasonable prices! Where do you see that at a sporing venue?

No bad seats! Love watching the Liberty play here.

small arena, means all seats are close to the action!!

Took FOREVER to get into the County Center. The metal detector screening was more comprehensive than getting on a plane for an international flight. I swear they were performing body cavity searches on old ladies. Sightlines were brutal from our seats. Once people came to sit in front of us, a third of the court became a myth. Service at the Nathan's stand was glacial. I got on line with a minute left in the first quarter and didn't get back to my seat until there was 5 mins. left in the half. Rough afternoon. Do better!

The venue is very poorly lit. The entertainment was pretty ordinary and nothing different from past years. Really poor effort overall. The acoustics in the hall are very good but it is impossible for the crowd to get into the game with the non-stop organ playing and then the loud chopping changing hiphop music being played during the game. The stats information not visible from many seats. It really is no wonder that they have ended up at Westchester and a real shame for womens professional basketball. Most small college teams put on a better entertainment package. The Liberty song has been - All of the Lights - so please play in a venue with decent TV standard lighting. All of the lights (all of the lights) (Lights, lights) all of the lights Turn up the lights in here baby Extra bright, I want y'all to see this Turn up the lights in here, baby You know what I need Want you to see everything Want you to see all of the lights

This was my first WNBA game and my first visit to the westchester county center. I bought two tickets in section 202 row A from ticketmaster, which I was directed to from the Liberty basketball team's website. I arrived to the section and I was greeted by a stadium service representative, which he informed me that there was an issue with our seating arrangements. Someone was already sitting in my seats. Turned out, the stadium sold more tickets in that row that could accommodate for. I asked the representative for someone I could speak to about this issue and I was directed to a sales representative, who apologized for the incident and told us to sit in an empty seat in general admission. This was unacceptable because we payed for the first row and then was told to sit in worse seats. The sales rep. was not accommodating at all.

This was my first wnba game. I was a nets season ticket holder for 7 years when they played in NJ. And I gotta tell you... this game was one of the most enjoyable basketball games I've ever attended. The price of the tickets allowed me to purchase floors seats for my entire family at a reasonable price. The women are true athletes. The liberty scored over 100 points just like the men's games. The level of competition was just as intense as the NBA minus the dunks. Food prices were much more affordable than a typical men's event. I'm definately returning to watch other matches.

Love the smaller arena, great seats and views. First liberty game at this arena. Will definitely come back.

Enjoyed getting to see the New York Liberty in their home arena. The seating has fans close to the action and the arena is visually appealing. Some adventure involved in traveling from NYC to Westchester County, but was an interesting trip. A different pedestrian design from the parking lot to the building could be safer instead of having to navigate the traffic circle and having to use law officers as traffic control workers.