Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark is arguably the biggest draw in the WNBA.
So it should surprise no one that the Fever rank No. 1 in the league in ticket demand for the 2025 season, according to StubHub, or that the team’s June 27 game against Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings is on pace to become the most expensive average ticket price in WNBA history ($450).
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Demand for Fever tickets has increased 497% this season from last, according to Business Wire, and nine of the top 10 WNBA games in terms of ticket demand are Fever road games, which is why the team announced some exciting news for fans on social media that makes it much easier for them to watch Clark and her team play this season.
“Even more ways to watch us 👀 we’re launching our first direct-to-consumer streaming service, Fever Direct, where subscribers will have access to up to 18 regular season games and replays via web, tablets and mobile devices,” the Fever posted on X.
The direct-to-consumer streaming service, which carries a $29.99 price tag for a season pass, comes on the heels of Clark and the Fever getting more television exposure than ever. Indiana will be featured in 41 nationally televised or streamed games, 10 of which will be broadcast on ABC/ESPN and eight on ION.
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Fans can access Fever Direct on the web, tablets, and mobile devices starting on Thursday, and Smart TV access is coming soon. The first game subscribers can watch on Fever Direct will be the team’s May 20 matchup against the Atlanta Dream.
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark (22) possesses the ball.Paul Rutherford-Imagn Images
“We are thrilled to be able to provide further access and greater opportunities for our fans to experience Fever basketball,” Fever president of basketball and business operations Kelly Krauskopf said in a release.
“Whether at home or on-the-go, Fever Direct is another great option for our fans to watch our team, particularly those who have cut the cord or are looking to rewatch their favorite Fever games on replay.”
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