Amid the chaos around the Connecticut Sun’s franchise status, the team has officially opened ticket sales for its 2026 WNBA preseason and regular-season home schedule, giving fans early access to one of the franchise’s most expansive home slates in recent years.
Single-game tickets are now available online and at the Mohegan Sun Arena box office during operating hours. Additionally, the Sun will tip off their home schedule on Sunday, May 10, against the Seattle Storm, beginning a stretch that quickly features some of the league’s biggest names.
Connecticut Sun 2026 Season Tickets On Sale
The Connecticut will host reigning WNBA MVP A’ja Wilson and the defending champion Las Vegas Aces for back-to-back games on May 13 and May 15 in Uncasville.
A Commissioner’s Cup matchup against Breanna Stewart and the New York Liberty is set for June 8, while the regular-season finale on September 24 will feature the expansion franchise Toronto Tempo.
The wait is over🥳 Single Game Tickets are officially on sale.
— Connecticut Sun (@ConnecticutSun) February 24, 2026
Purchase your tickets today: https://t.co/AE0n3zEaNC pic.twitter.com/0rsodbmZhk
Beyond Uncasville, the Sun are continuing their regional push. For the third straight season, the team will bring a regular-season game to Boston, facing the Los Angeles Sparks at TD Garden on August 18. The previous two Boston appearances drew sellout crowds, including a record-setting 19,156 fans in 2024.
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Hartford will also host two regular-season contests at PeoplesBank Arena. The Sun will take on Kelsey Plum and the Sparks on May 30, followed by a July 2 meeting with Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings.
However, season ticket memberships and partial plans remain available, offering benefits not included with single-game purchases.
Connecticut Sun Has One Message For 2026 WNBA Season Ticket Holders
Amid months of speculation about the Connecticut Sun’s long-term future, the franchise delivered a direct message to its most loyal supporters, noting the team will play the 2026 season at Mohegan Sun Arena.
The organization informed season-ticket holders via email that the auto-renewal window for 2026 is now open and runs through August 22, 2025. In that message, the Sun acknowledged the public discussion surrounding potential ownership changes but emphasized its commitment to remaining in Uncasville for next season.
“We know there has been a lot of conversation in the media about the future of the team,” the email read, “but please know that we will be playing the 2026 season here at Mohegan Sun Arena.”
2025 season tickets are SOLD OUT 🗣️#BringTheHeat | #CTSun pic.twitter.com/bTTuaJ0TfE
— Connecticut Sun (@ConnecticutSun) May 14, 2025
However, the clarification comes at a pivotal time. The Mohegan Tribe, which has owned the franchise since 2003, previously hired an investment firm to evaluate strategic options as the WNBA expands and franchise valuations rise.
With new teams in Portland and Toronto set to debut in 2026, and additional markets such as Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Detroit on the horizon, the league’s growth has intensified questions about Connecticut’s long-term positioning.