Aces vs Fever Tickets
Short answer: There are no Fever vs Aces games left to buy tickets for in 2026. The No. 3 seed Las Vegas Aces beat the No. 6 seed Indiana Fever 94-83 in a decisive Game 3 on October 1, which ended the matchup for this season. The next meeting will be a 2027 regular-season game. The league hasn’t announced that schedule yet, so now is the time to prepare rather than buy.
This guide covers how the 2026 series played out and when to expect the next game. It also explains how pricing works, where to buy, which seats are worth the money, and how to avoid overpaying.
How did the 2026 Fever vs Aces playoff series end?
The Aces won the best-of-three First Round 2-1. A’ja Wilson scored 36 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in Game 3 on October 1, and Las Vegas advanced to the semifinals.
Indiana came in as the underdog on paper. The Aces finished 31-13 and the Fever 28-16, and the Fever had dropped their regular-season finale to the Minnesota Lynx 86-66. Because the Aces were the higher seed, they held home-court advantage if the series went to a third game, and it did.
The regular season was split between the two teams, which says a lot about how evenly matched they are:
- July: The Fever won 109-75 in Las Vegas.
- August 6: The Aces won 86-84 in overtime in Indianapolis.
The two teams have now met in the postseason in back-to-back years. The Aces won the 2025 semifinal series 3-2 before taking the title.
When is the next Fever vs Aces game?
Short answer: Almost certainly in the 2027 regular season, on dates the WNBA hasn’t released.
The WNBA typically publishes its full schedule months before opening night. The 2026 schedule came out late, about two months later than the previous year’s. The Fever’s 2026 slate included one road game and one home game against the Aces, which is a common split. Expect a similar home-and-away pattern in 2027, though the league sets the exact number of meetings.
Once the schedule is out, you can search “Fever vs Aces schedule” or check either team’s official site for confirmed dates. Be wary of third-party pages that list specific 2027 dates before the league does.
Where do the Fever and Aces play?
The venue changes depending on whose home game it is.
- Indiana Fever home games: Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, which is also where the Pacers play.
- Las Vegas Aces home games: Michelob ULTRA Arena at Mandalay Bay. Game 3 of the 2026 series was played there.
T-Mobile Arena is also worth knowing about. The Aces have moved some high-demand games to larger venues when interest is high, and a June 2025 Fever-Aces game was played at T-Mobile Arena. If a 2027 game moves, the ticket pool and prices change with it, so confirm the venue before you buy.
Michelob ULTRA Arena is a small building. It seats roughly 12,000, which is part of why supply tightens whenever the Fever visit.
How much are Fever vs Aces tickets?
Short answer: Expect to pay more than for a typical WNBA game, and more still in Las Vegas than in Indianapolis. I can’t give you a reliable 2027 price until games go on sale.
Several things push prices up:
- A small Las Vegas arena. There are fewer seats than demand, so resale prices climb quickly.
- Two traveling fan bases. Fever fans follow Caitlin Clark and the team on the road.
- The rivalry. Two straight playoff meetings, and a title-winning team on one side, give the matchup real weight.
For a sense of how steep Las Vegas pricing can get, Sportsnaut reported during the 2024 season that two tickets in Section 105, Row A, were listed at $970, while two in Row G were $544. That was a different season, so treat it as an illustration of the premium courtside seats can command, not a forecast.
Prices move with several factors:
- Whether the Fever or the Aces are healthy and in form.
- The day of the week and tip-off time.
- Where the game falls in the season. Late-season games with seeding at stake cost more.
- How close you are to game day.
Where can I buy Fever vs Aces tickets?
Short answer: Start with the official team sites, then compare reputable resale marketplaces.
Official tickets come from the Indiana Fever or Las Vegas Aces ticket office and each team’s online ticketing page. They carry face value and the lowest fraud risk. They also sell out fast for a matchup like this.
Resale options include SeatGeek, Gametime, SeatPick (a comparison tool), and other large marketplaces. They offer more variety and often better deals as game day nears, but prices are set by sellers. Look for platforms that guarantee your ticket, and compare the total price with fees included.
| Option | Best for | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|
| Official team ticket office | Face-value pricing, group tickets, premium seating | Sells out quickly |
| Season tickets or packages | Guaranteed access to marquee games | Higher upfront cost; availability varies |
| Resale marketplaces | Flexibility, last-minute deals | Fees, price swings, seller reliability |
| Price-comparison tools | Finding the lowest all-in price | Verify the final seller before paying |
If you’re bringing a crowd of ten or more, ask the ticket office about group tickets. They can be the cheapest route when you need seats together.
When do Fever vs Aces tickets go on sale?
Short answer: Single-game tickets usually go on sale shortly after the schedule is released. Playoff tickets go on sale days before the game.
Two recent examples show the pattern:
- Regular season: When the Fever announced their 2026 schedule, select tickets were released the following day at 2 p.m.
- Playoffs: In 2025, tickets for the Fever’s home semifinal games went on sale on September 19 at 2 p.m. ET for games on September 26 and 28.
For 2027, sign up for the Fever and Aces email lists. Presale access for season ticket holders and subscribers often comes before the public sale.
What are the best seats for Fever vs Aces?
Short answer: The lower bowl behind the baskets gives the best value, and sections near center court give the best view.
The right seat depends on what you want:
- Closest to the action: Courtside or the first few rows. You’ll pay a steep premium.
- Best overall view: Lower-level sideline sections, a few rows up, where you can see plays develop.
- Best value: Lower-bowl corners and baseline sections. You’re close enough to feel the energy without paying sideline prices.
- Budget-friendly: Upper-level seats. In a smaller arena like Michelob ULTRA Arena, even the upper rows are fairly close to the court.
My own view is that the smaller Las Vegas arena makes mid-priced seats a better deal there than in a large arena. Courtside seats mostly buy you bragging rights and a front-row view of the bench. Source: ESPN
How to get cheap Fever vs Aces tickets
Short answer: Be flexible on seat location, compare total prices, and consider buying closer to tip-off.
- Compare all-in prices. Check the final cost with fees on at least two or three platforms.
- Pick less popular seats. Upper-level and corner seats cost far less than sideline lower-bowl seats.
- Watch the days before the game. Prices for some games drop as sellers get nervous, though high-demand games may not.
- Go midweek. Weeknight games are generally cheaper than weekend or prime-time ones.
- Set price alerts. Most marketplaces will notify you when listings fall below your target.
- Consider Indianapolis over Las Vegas. A game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse is likely to cost less than the same game in a smaller arena, though that’s a pattern, not a rule.
Can I buy last-minute Fever vs Aces tickets?
Short answer: Usually yes, through resale, but it’s a gamble on price.
For a standard regular-season game, last-minute tickets are often available on resale apps. For a playoff game or a high-stakes late-season matchup, supply can dry up and prices can rise. If you’re set on going, buying a few days ahead is safer than waiting until the afternoon of the game. Always check that the tickets transfer to your account or come with a verified barcode before paying.
What to expect from the 2027 matchup
My read is that this will remain one of the league’s best matchups. Las Vegas has Wilson, who led an Aces team with three of the last four WNBA titles. Indiana has the league’s highest-scoring offense, built on Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell. Their styles contrast sharply: the Fever play fast and shoot a lot, while the Aces win with size, defense and playoff experience.
That tension is why the games keep coming down to the final possessions. The Fever won big in July, the Aces won in overtime in August, and the playoffs went three games. When the 2027 schedule drops, the first meeting is likely to draw strong demand, so decide early which game matters most to you.
6. Frequantly Answer Questions
How much are Fever vs Aces tickets?
Prices are higher than for a typical WNBA game and vary by seat, venue, date and platform. Las Vegas tends to cost more because its arena is small, while courtside seats cost the most anywhere. No 2027 prices exist yet, so check official and resale sites once games are announced and compare totals with fees included.
Where can I buy Fever vs Aces tickets?
Start with the official Indiana Fever or Las Vegas Aces ticket office and their online ticketing pages, which sell face-value tickets. If those sell out, resale marketplaces such as SeatGeek and Gametime offer more inventory, and SeatPick helps you compare prices.
When is the next Fever vs Aces game?
The Aces eliminated the Fever 2-1 in the 2026 WNBA First Round on October 1, so the next meeting will most likely be in the 2027 regular season. The WNBA hasn’t released that schedule, so check the official league and team sites for confirmed dates.
What is the best seating section for Fever vs Aces?
For the best overall view, choose lower-level sideline sections a few rows up. For value, lower-bowl corners and baseline seats put you close to the court without sideline prices. Courtside seats offer the closest view but cost the most.
Can I get cheap or last-minute Fever vs Aces tickets?
Often yes, through resale. Compare all-in prices, choose upper-level or corner seats, and set price alerts. Last-minute prices can fall for regular-season games but rise for high-demand ones, so don’t count on a bargain.
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