Indiana Fever games start back up this week for the last month of the WNBA regular season, and there are still several opportunities to watch the team in person. We'll show you everything you need to know about how to get Indiana Fever tickets, including the remaining home and away game schedule.
Despite finishing last in the Eastern Conference for the past two years, the Indiana Fever has upped its rank since the 2024 WNBA season started in May. The team is now no. 3 in the Eastern Conference and no. 7 in the league, with 11 wins and 15 losses under its belt heading into the final month of regular games. If the team can stay in the league's top 8, it'll head to the Playoffs for the first time since 2016.
The Indiana Fever had the no. 1 draft pick for the second year in a row and selected Caitlin Clark, who broke the NCAA Division 1 shooting record for both men and women in her time at the University of Iowa. She joined Aliyah Boston, 2023's no. 1 draft pick and WNBA Rookie of the Year. Despite a rough start to the season, Clark, Boston, and Fever stars like Kelsey Mitchell and NaLyssa Smith have found success this summer.
Here's our breakdown of the remaining Indiana Fever dates, purchasing details, and original and resale ticket prices. You can also check out resale tickets through sites like Vivid Seats and StubHub.
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Indiana Fever 2024 schedule
The Indiana Fever's regular season will run from May 14 to September 19. They started the season with a game against the Connecticut Sun in Uncasville, CT, and will end it with a game against the Washington Mystics in Washington, DC. The table below features the cheapest starting prices for Indiana Fever tickets on Vivid Seats at the time of writing.
| Date | Versus | City | Prices from |
| August 16 | Phoenix Mercury | Indianapolis, IN | $26 |
| August 18 | Seattle Storm | Indianapolis, IN | $52 |
| August 24 | Minnesota Lynx | Minneapolis, MN | $43 |
| August 26 | Atlanta Dream | College Park, GA | $37 |
| August 28 | Connecticut Sun | Indianapolis, IN | $11 |
| August 30 | Chicago Sky | Chicago, IL | $246 |
| September 4 | Los Angeles Sparks | Indianapolis, IN | $9 |
| September 6 | Minnesota Lynx | Indianapolis, IN | $23 |
| September 8 | Atlanta Dream | Indianapolis, IN | $32 |
| September 11 | Las Vegas Aces | Indianapolis, IN | $26 |
| September 13 | Las Vegas Aces | Indianapolis, IN | $74 |
| September 15 | Dallas Wings | Indianapolis, IN | $36 |
| September 19 | Washington Mystics | Washington, DC | $101 |
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How to buy Indiana Fever tickets
Original standard tickets to Indiana Fever games are sold through Ticketmaster. Many of the seats near the court have sold out, and most of the remaining original tickets are seated pretty far back. Resale sites like Vivid Seats and StubHub also have several ticket listings, and they tend to offer more variety in pricing and seating options.
How much are Indiana Fever tickets?
Original standard Indiana Fever tickets range in price depending on the date, opposing team, and venue. The cheapest home game tickets in the very back of the Gainbridge Fieldhouse tend to go for about $15 on Ticketmaster. On Vivid Seats, the cheapest resale listings start at $9 for the Los Angeles Sparks game on September 4 in Indianapolis, IN. On StubHub, the cheapest listings for this date start from $8.
Overall, the starting ticket prices for Indiana Fever home games tend to be cheaper than those at other locations. At the time of writing, the most expensive game is against the Chicago Sky in Chicago, IL, on August 30. The cheapest remaining original tickets start at $250, while the cheapest listings on Vivid Seats and StubHub start at $246 and $231, respectively.
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