Getting excited about the 2016 Pac-12 Women’s Basketball Tournament? It’s going to be at the Key Arena in Seattle on March 3 through March 6, 2016. The tournament is being presented by New York Life.

If you’re ready to reserve your tickets, here’s what you need to know. Front row courtside tickets run $300 for an all-tournament pass. These select tickets are not available with group rates. 4^th row tickets, also courtside, are $125. They, too, do not offer group rate availability. Sideline reserved seats cost $110 per seat for the all-tournament pass. No group discounts are offered for these seats, either.

If you are seeking group seats, General Admission is the way to go. You can get an all-tournament pass for just $90, or get the group rate for $10 per ticket if you have at least 10 people or more ordering with you. If you have a large group of 100 or more, you can get tickets for just $5 each. With this last option, you can also get a free premium suite for one session with your discount, which is a huge bargain.

All-tournament passes have no limitations, so you may order as many as you need for yourself or your group.  Eleven games will be played overall in a series of six sessions. Two sessions will be held daily until Sunday, which will only feature one game. A rundown of all of the players who will be featured at the tournament can be found here. Fans can print the bracket, return for updates during the tournament and share their favorites with friends.

The first session of the tournament will be held on Thursday, March 3 at 11:30 AM and 2:00 PM. The rest of the dates are as followed:

Session 2             Thursday, March 3           6:00 PM                8:30 PM

Session 3             Friday, March 4                 11:30 AM             2:00 PM

Session 4             Friday, March 4                 6:00 PM                8:30 PM

Session 5             Saturday, March 5           6:00 PM                8:30 PM

Session 6             Sunday, March 6              6:00 PM

Tickets go on sale November 19, 2015. For information about tickets, games and other questions, call 1-855-MYPAC12. You can also call the number to offer your services as a volunteer during the tournament.

For those individuals unable to attend the games, three of the rounds will be covered on Pac-12 networks. Fans can catch the end of the tournament and the results on ESPN.

Photo courtesy of Wikipedia