Dallas Wings to Play 2027 Season at American Airlines Center
The team will shift to a 19,200-seat arena as growing demand and the Stars and Mavericks’ planned departures free up more dates, officials said.
- On Monday, August 3, the Dallas Wings announced they will play their 2027 home games at the American Airlines Center, concluding the team's decade-plus tenure at College Park Center on the University of Texas at Arlington campus.
- Broader redevelopment delays at the Dallas Memorial Auditorium, including its use as the 2026 FIFA World Cup International Broadcast Center, prompted the Wings to temporarily relocate to the AAC.
- The AAC offers seating for 19,200, an increase from the 7,200 capacity at College Park Center. Starting guard Arike Ogunbowale said the move was necessary: "We're the Dallas Wings at the end of the day."
- Construction continues on the team's $81 million performance center in West Oak Cliff, scheduled to open in April 2027 as their permanent training home.
- Team officials aim to occupy the renovated Dallas Memorial Auditorium by 2028, honoring a 15-year agreement with the city signed in 2024 to establish the venue as their long-term home.
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wbap.comDallas Wings Officially Announce Move To American Airlines Center For 2027 Season
The Dallas Wings will play all home games at American Airlines Center in downtown Dallas during the 2027 WNBA season, the team announced Monday. The move gives the franchise a temporary 20,000-seat home while renovations continue at Dallas Memorial Auditorium, where the Wings plan to become a long-term tenant. The Wings revealed the move in a video featuring All-Star guard Paige Bueckers, head coach Jose Fernandez and Dallas rapper BigXThaPlug. …
Dallas Wings to play 2027 season at AAC
The Dallas Wings, who stand at 19-11 for the 2026 season following their 83-63 victory on the Connecticut Sun on Sunday, Aug. 2 at College Park Center, will play their 2027 season home games at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, team officials announced today (Monday, Aug. 3). The Wings, currently in fourth place in the WNBA’s Western Conference, relocated to North Texas from Tulsa prior to the 2016 WNBA season. They have played the last 11…
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