Seattle Storm Tickets

We had VIP seats in the second row for a GREAT game! Extremely exciting to see Showtime Shoni Schimmel!!! As well as Angel McCoutry, Sue Bird, and the Storms new players, one from UConn's champion squad! We purchased coffee, as terrific as our favorite city, Seattle! It was hot, so would have been a great relief to access our Key Arena sooner than an hour before tip-off, if feasably possible. A special thank you to the elder of the Arena staff. Shoni signed autographs, and the elder staff were very welcoming! Thank you from our hearts ~ We traveled from Klawock Alaska for this game, so your customer service added to great memories built!

I brought my Native American family from western Montana, who are sports enthusiasts to see Shonni Shimmel play. We don't have many Native heroes, so this was a Great experience that we all enjoyed. There were many extra events that featured Natives from all over that we thought were pretty cool. This was really a lot of fun. I am very happy we attended this Storm game. Shonni got a lot of playing time, so that was an added bonus. Thanks for the memories.

It was interesting to be able to sit court side during the game, as I was able to watch Coach Jenny Boucek in action. Every foul called, fouls that weren't called, and how the coach handled it made it fun to watch. You don't get any of that on broadcast games. Seeing (in my own mind) Legendary Sue Bird warming up, handling her Captain status in meeting young fans pregame, signing autographs and all, was top notch. Ms Bird is an awesome ballplayer. It was Native American Night, and a lot of the crowd was there to see Native girl Shoni Schimmel, but I was there to see Sue Bird! She's my player! GO SUE STORM! She needs three other players and they could be the Fantastic Four!

We were visiting family in WA and my 16yr old daughter is a big WNBA fan. She was so thrilled to see a game live. Our whole family enjoyed the game. It was a very fun atmosphere geared towards family and sportsmanship. I was very impressed with the call I received a few days before the game to confirm my purchase, and advise me of special activities for the game. and then I received a follow-up call to make sure my experience was a good one. Great Job Seattle Storm Management!

I loved watching the basketball - great talent and fun to watch. However, all we wanted was some beer and popcorn. We waited in line at least 20 minutes (started before half time and waited into the 3rd quarter) and then got warm beer and old, stale popcorn (and paid a lot for them)

Great seats, HORRID concessions. The food was cold and the beer was warm. The staff couldn't figure out how to do anything and my poor wife spent way too long in line. She got to our seats with 3 minutes left in the 2nd quarter and started to get her food before the game started. Overpriced. Not worth the money. Will not buy concessions again. I wish they had more merchandise.

My first Seattle Storm game. The MC wasn't very good. Made you feel like you were at a high school basketball game. The actual game was awesome. I'm a big sports fan, so the competitiveness was fun. The seating at the key arena sucks. I 'm 5'2" and my knees almost touch the chair in front of me. My husband and friends are all much taller than myself and they were crammed! I've been to the arena before, but not for a sporting event. We sat more at this event. I can honestly say I will never attend another game due to the crammed seating. The tickets aren't cheap, so for what I paid for these seats I could've went to a Sounders game and sat in cushioned seats in club section. No wonder the Sonics couldn't keep ticket sales up.

Best. Game. Ever. We were really impressed by the game, we were able to see the players up close and personal and I think it was worth every penny!

Good game but the concessions were extremely slow. I missed one full quarter of the game making line to get my food.

Everything was great .. even the food choices here are a step above most sports events! And the people were terrific .. very helpful and friendly - which counts for a lot when you have young kids with you! My 8 year-old got lost (we could see her but she did not know where we were) and the people near her immediately stepped in and got her oriented and in the direction to get back to where we were sitting!

Game was great and crowd that came out was awesome!! There really isn't a bad spot to take in the key arena. I'm considering being a season ticket holder

As Native American I brought 14 tickets for my family to watch The Dream vs Storm. The game was great, storm won by 20 points. Shoni is native American from a Oregon tribe. Any seats in Key arena is good.

Wonderful event, exciting to be able to see Shoni Schimmel play in the Northwest!

The reason I was there was because I'm a big supporter of Shoni Shimmel , who is a native american from the Umitilla Indian reservation in Oregon.

Great seats and great experience for me and my family

Great game, Storm played their hearts out. My daughter & I enjoyed every minute.

The game was awesome our family of 5 loved it the only downfall was the prices on the food was ridiculous expensive! Other then that awesome game.

Took my daughter to her first professional sporting event. Forgot how rude and whinny Seattle sports fans are, it got to the point where my daughter was so annoyed with the other fans that she just wanted to leave. So between the teams lackluster performance, the fans complaining about every call the ref made and the seats not being made for anyone over 6 feet tall, I won't be going back.

The games are always fun even when we lose so my husband & I enjoyed ourselves, even though we felt the referees definitely favored the Mercury. But, I was very disappointed, as were many others who had the same experience, that the people taking photos with the trophys did not wait 5 seconds to hold cameras still so they would focus-instead we waitied in line 45 minutes for a blurred photo. Won't bother to do that again. Elaine

Watching this WNBA game was great. It was totally awesome to see the fan support for the Seattle Storm and their organization. The WNBA plays as a team; there is not just one super player that will take over the game. It is a game of teamwork and fun to watch the athletic ability of each of the players.