Women's Final Four tickets: How to buy, price, cost
The 2025 women's NCAA Tournament has reached the Final Four, featuring three top seeds – UCLA, South Carolina, and Texas – alongside the only No. 2 seed, UConn, at the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida.
The Texas Longhorns and South Carolina Gamecocks will face off in Friday's opening game of the evening. The Gamecocks, who escaped with a narrow 54-50 victory over No. 2 Duke in the Elite Eight, are aiming for their second consecutive national championship and third title in four years. Meanwhile, the Longhorns, who have been dominant at times during the tournament, strive for the program's second national championship.
In the second Final Four matchup, the No. 2 UConn Huskies will face the No. 1 seed UCLA Bruins. UCLA, a formidable force in this tournament, is on the brink of achieving a historic milestone with the program's first NCAA title. UConn – with a healthy lineup of standout players that includes Paige Bueckers, Sarah Strong and Azzi Fudd – is aiming for its 12th national championship in program history, a feat that would further solidify their legacy in women's college basketball.
Here's what ticket prices are looking like for the upcoming Final Four at the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida:
When is women's Final Four?
The women's Final Four is set for Friday, April 4, with the first semifinal starting at 7 p.m. ET. The second semifinal will begin 30 minutes after the conclusion of the first game.
Both games will be broadcast live on ESPN, with streaming options available on ESPN+ and Fubo, which is offering a free trial to new subscribers.
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How much are tickets to women's Final Four?
The Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida, will host the 2025 women's Final Four, and fans can purchase tickets for both semifinal games on sites like StubHub, starting at around $200.
StubHub offers all-session passes that grant access to all semifinal events for around $299 per ticket. Tickets for the championship game start at $129 and can go up to over $3,000.
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