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Las Vegas Aces Season Tickets Will Cost More In 2025

Author Shawn Tempesta
Las Vegas Aces season tickets sold out in 2024, and the fans are still clamoring for more. Next year, they'll be paying more.

It goes without saying that while Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese are taking over the headlines, the Aces still rule the WNBA. If you’ve been interested in snapping up some Las Vegas Aces season tickets this year, be warned it’ll cost you more than ever before.

According to the RJ, a letter sent to current season ticket holders to let them know about the increase, which depending on your section could be quite hefty.

Las Vegas Aces Season Tickets Jacked Up An Average Of 42%

It goes without saying the Las Vegas Aces have been selling tickets with ease as of late. They sold out of of tickets this season. Las Vegas Aces season tickets told out for the 2024 season, the first time a WNBA franchise has ever done that. In the game of supply and demand, limited supply and crazy demand will inevitably result in higher prices.

Scoring Las Vegas Aces season tickets in 2025 will see a healthy increase (healthier the higher your seat level). The price to check out the two time champions is getting a bump up, but doing an apples to apples comparison is a bit tough. The sections have been sliced and diced.

The base tickets in the nosebleeds remains the same at just $10 per seat. But there has been some section slicing and dicing that has some sections getting hit with higher fees than in years past.

Courtside seats, meanwhile, will see a decent increase. Those are jumping up from $500 to $600 per game, a 20% increase. But hey, they can afford it.

This Is The Las Vegas Aces First Increase Under Mark Davis

As LVSportsBiz points out, this is the first Las Vegas Aces season tickets price increase since Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis bought the team. For some, their ticket price nearly doubled, but are still an incredible value compared to other pro sports teams in town. Not to mention, parking on game day remains free for season ticket holders – which can run as much as (if not more than) the game ticket.

With great success comes greater ticket prices. The women definitely deserve the hype and respect and we are here for it. There are only so many seats, and the only way their salaries increase even remotely close to their NBA counterparts is with things like this.

Here’s to a 3-peat.

Shawn Tempesta is the co-host of Aimee+Shawn on 102.7 VGS in Las Vegas, Nevada. He is also an Emmy award nominated television host. As a content creator for 102.7 VGS, Shawn writes about current events, education, funny and trending stories.

Scenes From The Las Vegas Aces Parade (PICTURES)

You’ll never forget your first.

The Las Vegas Aces won game 4 in the WNBA Finals on Sunday night in Connecticut, taking with them the WNBA Championship and Las Vegas‘ very first major league sports title. With the honor, comes the party! A short parade followed by a massive party in front of the Bellagio fountains.

Fans were rushing from (or playing hooky from) work to make it in time for the event, flocking to the area mostly from the Caesars Palace parking lot. In front of Caesars, a staging area for the parade with Raiderettes, classic cars, members of the Boys & Girls Club and Broadway In The Hood gearing up to take the route. Then, a horn was blasting out of nowhere. Travelling north on Las Vegas Boulevard, a chartered bus with the Las Vegas Aces was barreling down the street! The parade was coming soon!

Aces staff went up and down the parade route handing out signs, pom-poms, rally towels and more.

At 5:30 sharp, the parade began. Down the street came community members holding “CHAMPS” in balloon lettering. Motorcycle cops and the Nevada State Police‘s “Aces” cruisers, local community organizations and more.

Then, the “Big Bus” double-decker buses rolled through. A’ja Wilson, like Rose in Titanic planted at the front of the first bus with the WNBA Championship in her hand and a grin you couldn’t wipe off if you tried. Aces owner Mark Davis standing close by, almost undetectable wearing a hat. Finals MVP Chelsea Gray holding her MVP trophy precariously off the side of the bus.

They headed towards the stage in front of the Bellagio with thousands in attendance awaiting them. So many that they actually closed the other side of Las Vegas Boulevard – something officials weren’t expecting to do.

The famed Las Vegas Strip, playground to tourists from around the world, was for one rare moment taken over by locals. Local organizations, local fans, our local team. It was a special day! Congrats Aces! Here’s to next year!

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