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Fever Sellouts Decline Despite Clark's Availability
17 Jul
Summary
- Indiana Fever's home sellout rate significantly dropped in 2026.
- Only 2 of the first 13 home games in 2026 were officially sold out.
- Despite fewer sellouts, over 17,000 fans attended the recent home game.
The Indiana Fever's home sellout numbers have seen a significant decline in the 2026 WNBA season. In stark contrast to Caitlin Clark's rookie year in 2024, when 16 out of 20 home games sold out, the team has only officially sold out two of their first 13 home contests in 2026. This marks a drop from eight sellouts in 2025, a season impacted by Clark's limited availability due to injury.
Despite the decrease in official sellouts, the Fever continues to draw substantial crowds. A recent home game on Wednesday night against the Golden State Valkyries attracted an announced attendance of 17,014 fans. While this figure was just shy of a sellout at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, it demonstrates sustained fan interest in Clark and the team, indicating the initial frenzy has settled but the Fever remains a major attraction.
