The countdown to WNBA All-Star 2025 is officially on, and the demand for tickets is heating up fast. With Indianapolis hosting this year’s celebration of the league’s brightest stars, fans are already plotting their weekend plans.
From courtside drama to high-flying contests, the three-day spectacle promises more than just basketball, it’s shaping up to be one of the can’t-miss events of the summer. As anticipation grows, ticket availability is becoming a hot topic.
Whether aiming for premium seats or hunting for last-minute resale deals, navigating the ticket landscape takes a bit of strategy. With multiple vendors, fluctuating prices and a pre-sale window, there’s plenty to keep an eye on.
Where are WNBA All-Star 2025 tickets available?
Ticket demand for the WNBA All‑Star 2025 weekend at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis surged when sales opened on April 29 via the official All‑Star site and Ticketmaster. The main event sold out in about seven hours.
Allisha Gray #15 of the Atlanta Dream competes in the 3-Point Contest ahead of the 2024 WNBA All-Star Game at Footprint Center on July 19, 2024. (Source: Alex Slitz/Getty Images)
Friday’s events—Skills Challenge and 3‑Point Contest—still have availability through resale and fan‑experience packages, including VIP bundles via WNBA Experiences.
Fans are turning to secondary markets like SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, StubHub and TickPick for tickets. These platforms offer everything from upper-level single-event entries to courtside combo passes—with guarantees on listing authenticity and variable availability depending on demand.
How much do WNBA All-Star 2025 tickets tickets cost?
On SeatGeek, tickets for Friday’s Skills Challenge + 3‑Point Contest start as low as $18. Meanwhile, Saturday’s All‑Star Game resale listings begin around $124 and average near $262. Upper-level seats are more affordable, while courtside or VIP tickets—especially combo options—can climb into the $300+ range, with some premium listings exceeding $1,000.
Official WNBA Live fan‑fest passes (held July 18–19) are priced at $25 for adults, with free admission for kids 12 and under. Premium fan experiences via WNBA Experiences may cost substantially more, offering extras like pregame receptions and exclusive event access.
