WNBA Tickets See Historic Rise on Secondary Market

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As the WNBA closes in on its 30th anniversary, fan interest in the groundbreaking league has never been higher. Whether it’s attributed to a host of exciting new talents like Caitlan Clark or Angel Reese, or just the evolving tastes of sports fans, no one can doubt its popularity right now.

Victory Live, a ticketing technology company, recently analyzed the sales figures for WNBA tickets on the secondary market. Their findings confirmed the optics of the league’s surge in fan interest, determining that the average ticket price (ATP) is up 43%, rising from an average of $122 per ticket in 2024 to $173 per ticket in 2025.

Clark’s Indiana Fever can take credit for much of the growth, as fans came out in droves to see her and the team at home and on the road. The Fever appeared in eight of the top 10 games by ATP, according to Victory Live.

The team that saw the biggest jump, however, was the Dallas Wings. As an away team, the Wings saw a massive 89% increase in ATP and were the number one home team for ATP, with an increase of 54% from 2024 to 2025. With the Wings bringing in number one overall draft pick Paige Bueckers, this trend does not look like it will be slowing down any time soon.

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Indiana leads the way as an away team, with an ATP of $282 for 2025; they’re joined in the top five by the Chicago Sky ($185), Las Vegas Aces ($185), New York Liberty ($175), and the Dallas Wings ($140).

For the 2025 season, Victory Live has compiled a list of the top 10 highest-priced regular season games (with a minimum of 100 tickets sold). Topping the list is the Dallas/Indiana clash at College Park Center on 8/1/25, with tickets selling for an ATP of $384.

Other top games in 2025 include: