Seattle is one of the best cities in the country to watch live basketball. The four-time champion Seattle Storm play at Climate Pledge Arena, a state-of-the-art venue in the heart of Seattle Center, right under the Space Needle and easily reached by transit. This guide walks you through everything you need to plan the perfect game night.
The WNBA regular season runs from May to September, with playoffs extending into the fall for qualifying teams. That gives you dozens of home games to choose from across the summer. Weeknight games are cheaper and less crowded; weekends and marquee matchups are pricier but electric.
Always start with official sources: the Storm box office and Ticketmaster, the WNBA's official ticketing partner. For sold-out games, use verified resale marketplaces rather than unaffiliated sellers near the arena. Prices on resale can run near or below face value depending on demand.
The upper level (around $20-30 at Climate Pledge Arena) is the budget-friendly choice with surprisingly good sightlines. Mid-tier and lower-bowl seats (about $40-70) put you closer to the action for more money, and courtside is the premium splurge. For your first game, the upper level delivers the full atmosphere at the best value.
Driving is discouraged: parking around Seattle Center is limited and expensive, and game-night traffic is heavy. Transit and the monorail are faster and cheaper.
With the right ticket, an easy monorail ride and a little planning, a WNBA game in Seattle is an unforgettable experience. Browse the full schedule and pick your night below.
🎟️ WNBA Seattle Tickets 2026-2027
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