What to know before you buy
333 ticket listings are up for this game right now (1,566 tickets in all), from $105 all-in. The average is around $389, with premium options up to $7,767.
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Opponent to be announced at Golden State Valkyries (WNBA First Round, Home Game 1) takes place at Chase Center in San Francisco, CA, currently listed for Wednesday, September 30, 2026; the exact date and start time have not been confirmed yet. Right now it's cheaper than the schedule's typical $120 get-in.
Delivery is electronic, by mobile transfer or instant download. The exact method shows before you pay, and most tickets arrive within minutes of the order.
Address: 1 Warriors Way, San Francisco, CA 94158 · Get directions
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The cheapest other Golden State Valkyries date within 200 miles in the next 60 days is Opponent to be announced at Golden State Valkyries (WNBA First Round, Home Game 2) on Thu, Oct 1, 2026, from $120 all-in.
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- Are there any fees on top of the price shown?
The all-in price on this page is what the ticket costs. No service, booking or delivery fees; sales tax applies in some states and is shown before you pay.
- What happens if the game is canceled or postponed?
A canceled game with no new date means a full refund. A postponed one keeps your tickets valid: they work for the rescheduled date.
- Are these tickets legitimate?
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