LTA Championship 2025 Heads to Texas: Venue, Tickets, and More

LTA Championship 2025 Heads to Texas: Venue, Tickets, and More

Martin Arévalo-Östberg

3 Jun, 2025, 20:09

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Last updated: 3 Jun, 2025, 20:21

The 2025 LTA Championship is officially headed to Texas! There, the top three teams remaining will battle for a chance to lift the final LTA trophy of the year.

The Credit Union of Texas Event Center, located in the city of Allen, Texas, will host the lights-out conclusion to an entire year of LTA action on September 27th-28th. Here's everything you need to know about the venue, as well as ticket sales information for the event.

“We couldn’t be more excited to bring the first LTA Championship to Texas, bringing League Esports back after three years. With Worlds seeding on the line and the first-ever LTA trophy up for grabs, fans can expect two days of high-stakes LoL Esports action.” 

-Mark Zimmerman, LTA Commissioner

Ticket Sales

Tickets to catch the 2025 LTA Championship live will become available across two different sales: the Mastercard presale and the general sale. Each of these will work as follows:

  • Mastercard presale:
    • Starts Saturday, June 14th at 10 am PT/1 pm ET
    • Only 1000 tickets will be made available
    • The presale will only last 24 hours (or less, if all tickets are sold)
    • Exclusive for Mastercard holders
  • General sale:
    • Starts Sunday, June 15th at 10 am PT/1 pm ET

All LTA Championship tickets can be purchased through the official ticket shop as soon as each sale goes live.

If you plan to attend the event and need help finding a place to stay, feel free to check out the LTA's Stay22 accommodation map.

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The LTA Championship will offer a chance to watch some high-stakes League of Legends next to thousands of fans. (Credit: Stefan Wisnoski/Riot Games)

A Prime Venue

To bring about the end of the inaugural LTA season, we needed a venue that was up for the task. Enter, the Credit Union of Texas Event Center.

Opened in 2009, the multi-purpose indoor arena has the capacity to hold more than 7000 attendees, and is no stranger to esports events, with matches for the Overwatch League being held in the venue in the past.

Located in the city of Allen, north of Dallas, the Credit Union of Texas Event Center stands as a dynamic hub for sports and entertainment, and will look to play worthy hosts to the best League of Legends teams in the Americas at the 2025 LTA Championship.

“It's an incredible honor for Allen, Texas, to be selected from cities across the country to host the 2025 LTA Championship, and that our very own Credit Union of Texas Event Center will be the stage for all the action.

We look forward to welcoming competitors, teams, fans, and event staff from across the country to experience all that our community has to offer. Esports events like this bring high-energy entertainment to Allen and create a meaningful economic impact that benefits our local businesses and residents.” 

-Baine Brooks, Mayor of Allen

Credit Union of Texas Event Center will host the 2025 LTA Championship
The first LTA Championship is coming to the Credit Union of Texas Event Center. (Credit: Riot Games)

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Featured image credit: Bruno Alvares/Riot Games


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