Caitlin Clark has had an enormous impact on the WNBA since the Indiana Fever drafted her three years ago.
Clark is undoubtedly the face of the league, although many are frustrated with the level of attention she receives.
You only need to look at the attendance when the Indiana Fever play on the road to realise that they have the league’s biggest superstar.
It now appears that Clark has also affected the WNBA All-Star Game, with ticket prices soaring in the last few years.
How the Caitlin Clark era changed WNBA All-Star ticket prices
The get-in price for the WNBA All-Star Game in the last four seasons paints a clear picture of Caitlin Clark’s popularity.
The cheapest ticket in 2023, one year before Clark was drafted, was $30, and it increased to $118 in her rookie season (2024).
The get-in price for the 2025 All-Star Game fell to $71, while the Indiana Fever guard sat out with a groin injury.
However, the lowest price for this year’s game at the United Center in Chicago was as much as $393.
Although there are several other stars, such as A’ja Wilson and Paige Bueckers, Clark’s impact cannot be overstated.
Her fascinating style of play, often likened to Golden State Warriors legend Stephen Curry, remains popular among fans.
Clark’s three-point shooting is also perfectly suited to the All-Star Game, which she certainly demonstrated on Saturday.
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