Atlanta Dream fans ready for team to bring home WNBA Finals title

While it may be hard for Dream fans to travel to San Francisco for Game 7, that isn't stopping the fans from holding out hope for a championship.At the World’s Busiest Airport, everybody is going places.Like Samantha and Kurt Lintner. “You’re flying out of here, but you’re not flying to San Francisco?” Channel 2’s Berndt Petersen asked. “I know! We had a trip booked to New Orleans before they made the finals,” Samantha said.[DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks]The WNBA Finals. Your Atlanta Dream on the way to the west coast for Game 7. From the Dream’s new home at Atlanta’s State Farm Arena, to watch parties in College Park, fans showed up and showed out for Game 6 win.“You can really feel the pride in this city! Happening right here, right now!” one fan said.“Each player has their own love letter,” Carolyn Howell said. She’s the CEO of the Destination Marketing Organization for College Park. On Thursday at the Dream’s former digs at The Gateway Center, she unveiled a row of great big cards for each player on the team- personally signed by their adoring fans. “We want them to see it, dream it, believe it, and ‘win’ it,” Carolyn exclaimed.RELATED STORIESSome Atlanta Dream fans play hooky to attend Game 6 of WNBA FinalsAtlanta Dream force first Game 7 in WNBA Finals historyStores can’t get Atlanta Dream gear on shelves fast enough to keep up with fansBack at Hartfield, the Lintners have that flight to Louisiana to catch. Once there, they’ll catch an Atlanta Hawks game against the New Orleans Pelicans, then find a sports bar to watch game 7.“With Angel Reese, New Orleans will have fans. Fans of the Dream,” Samantha said.All Dream fans know Angel Reese won a ring while playing at LSU, and they hope she’s about to win another with the Dream.[SIGN UP: WSB-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]