Q: How many games will the Liberty be playing at Radio City Music Hall?
A: The Liberty will be playing a total of six (6) regular season games at Radio City Music Hall and a total of twelve (12) games at Madison Square Garden including one (1) pre-season game.

Q: Why is the Liberty out of Madison Square Garden for two months?
A: In September, 2004, the Republican National Convention will be held in New York at Madison Square Garden for the first time in history. To make way for the Convention, Madison Square Garden will require significant, temporary construction and renovation. During that time, the New York Liberty will be relocated to Radio City Music Hall -- where we will proudly also be making history!

Q: Why should I see the games at Radio City Music Hall?
A: For many reasons: 1. This will be a historical sports event. The New York Liberty will be the first professional sports team to play in a historic landmark building such as Radio City Music Hall 2. Radio City Music Hall will offer an intimate setting, like no other in all of professional sports 3. It will create the most unique home court advantage in all of sports 4. It will be a loud, fun and unique sports experience

Q: Where will the court be?
A: The court will be laid out on the stage with the sideline facing out to the audience

Q: When will the Liberty be playing their games at Radio City Music Hall?
A: The Liberty will be playing at Radio City Music Hall between July 19 – August 1 and September 1 – September 18

Q: What if I only want to attend the Liberty games @ Madison Square Garden?
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Q: What if I only want to attend the Liberty games @ Radio City Music Hall?
A: Your renewal for the full 18 game schedule includes games at both venues. In order to guarantee your seat location as well as take advantage of all of the other exclusive subscriber privileges offered to Liberty full season subscribers, you will need to renew for the full season.

Q: How will the 2004 Olympics effect the Liberty’s season?
A: The WNBA season will suspend play from August 2 – 31 to accommodate all of the WNBA players representing their country in the Olympics. However, during this time, there is a good chance that the Liberty will be holding community events and promotional activities with their players. Also, there is a possibility that the USA Olympic Team will play an exhibition game at Radio City Music Hall the first week of August before they depart for Athens.

Q: What is the timeline for the 2004 WNBA Season?
A: The regular season will begin on Thursday, May 20. Play will be suspended from August 2 – 31 to accommodate the Olympics. The regular season will conclude on Sunday, September 19. Playoffs will start on September 24 with the Finals concluding on October 12. We hope to have our schedule finalized and announced by early January

Q: Where can I see a layout of the Radio City Music Hall seating and pricing chart?
A: You can log onto nyliberty.com and click on the ticket link in the upper right hand corner of the home page. If you scroll through the ticket information page, you will find another link that will connect you to a Radio City Music Hall seating and pricing chart

Q: How did I end up with this location at Radio City Music Hall?
A: We developed a system where comparable locations were treated equally and placed in similar locations throughout the building so sections and fans were kept together as best as possible.

Q: Why am I not sitting near the same people that are close to me at The Garden?
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Q: Why do I not have my aisle seat?
A: Due to the very different seating configuration at Radio City Music Hall, it was not always possible to retain the same seat or section neighbors or to maintain similar aisle seat locations as at The Garden.

Q: I have prime (VIP/Club Courtside) side court seats at The Garden, why am I now sitting on the end court?
A: Due to the very different seating configuration at Radio City Music Hall, the prime seating and closest seating to the court is ON STAGE which is located in the end court area.

Q: I have Club Courtside ($65) seats at The Garden. Why do some of my co-subscribers have seats on stage, but I am located in the orchestra?
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Q: Why do some of my fellow subscribers have seats in the orchestra but I am on stage?
A: Due to the very different seating configuration at Radio City Music Hall, it was necessary to split some of the Club Courtside seat assignments between the stage and the orchestra.

Q: Can I receive an upgrade at Radio City Music Hall?
A: Potentially yes. Just like at Madison Square Garden – it will depend on renewals and seats that open up ahead of you. Should that happen, upgrades will be given at Radio City Music Hall based on the same criteria as Madison Square Garden...subscriber tenure and seat availability

Q: If someone wants to order a Summer Share Plan, when will those be available?
A: Information on Summer Share Plans will be sent out starting in early February

Q: How do I get to Radio City Music Hall
A: Radio City Music Hall is located on 6th Avenue between 50th and 51st streets. The subway will take you within a block of Radio City Music Hall via the B, D, F, V