The Atlanta Dream have made it to the WNBA Finals, where they'll face the Golden State Valkyries in a seven-game series, but as of now, they don't know where they'll be playing their home games. The Dream's home venue during the regular season has been Gateway Center Arena in College Park, which holds about 3,500 people. During the playoffs, they've played in State Farm Arena, which is a bigger venue and holds about 17,000 people. It's also where the Atlanta Hawks play.

On the days that the Dream play Game 3, 4, and possibly 6 of the finals, there are Hawks games and a Sombr concert. The Dream have shared that they're trying to finalize details on where they'll be playing, and it's still uncertain where they may land on a decision.

There were thoughts that they may return to Gateway Center Arena, but that just seems to be too small for a Finals game, compared to State Farm Arena, where the Dream have been able to sell out their tickets. They played five regular season games at State Farm this season.

The Dream also recently locked in a multi-year deal with State Farm Arena to play all of their games at the venue starting next season.

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The other option could be playing the games at other arenas around the area. There is the Georgia State Arena, Gas South Arena, or South Lake Arena. The only problem with those arenas is that the Dream have never played there, and they want the team to be as comfortable as possible.

As for the Valkyries, they'll be playing Games 1, 2, and 5 and 7 (if necessary) at the Chase Center, which is their home arena.