The Caitlin Clark Effect is still going strong in the WNBA as her rookie season reaches a new milestone.
Ticket sales across the league already have seen marked growth in her first season, driven in part by the attention surrounding the first-year Fever phenom. Just under 10,000 tickets were distributed on average for every WNBA game in 2024, up nearly 44% from 2023.
Ticket sales for Indiana’s games more than doubled, as Fever attendance jumped from 227,979 to 643,343 in just one year. Indiana also crushed the previous league record for average attendance at home and away games (16,084), surpassing a mark set in 1998 by the New York Liberty by close to 3,000 fans.
Of the 37 games this WNBA season to draw crowds greater than 16,000 fans, Clark played in 32.
As attendance has increased, so too have ticket prices. Less than a month ago, Clark’s marquee matchup against rival Angel Reese and the Sky stood as the most expensive game in WNBA history, with average ticket prices topping $300.
With the Fever making their first playoff appearance since 2016, then, it’s no wonder the get-in price for Clark’s first postseason series is setting records as well. Here’s everything to know about ticket prices to see the rookie phenom in the playoffs.
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