WNBA Aces Increase 2027 Season Ticket Prices By Blended 17.65%, With 72 Percent Of Season Tickets Under $35 and $10 Seats Still Sold
By Alan Snel, LVSportsBiz.com Publisher-Writer
LAS VEGAS, Nevada — After a year of holding the line on ticket prices, the Las Vegas Aces will increase their ticket cost by a blended rate of 17.65 percent for 2027 while keeping affordability in mind by having 72 percent of all season tickets cost less than $35 per game.
The Aces said 75 percent of seats will be less than $40 per game and 35 percent of seats are available for less than $25 per game under a season ticket deal.
The Aces, seeking their fourth WNBA championship in five years, will also continue selling $10 and $15 tickets in the upper bowl at Michelob Ultra Arena and providing free parking for season ticket holders who have bought ticket deals since 2024. The Aces believe they are the only team in the WNBA to offer a $10 ticket. The entire season ticket cost for a $10 per game ticket will be $308.
The upper and lower bowl season ticket deals range from $10/game and $308/season in the upper bowl to $150/game and $3,892/season in the lower bowl.
For the courtside seats and suites, it’s $110/game and $2,868/season for a seat in suites to $1,800/game and $46,132/season for the best courtside seats.
The new ticket prices for 2027 were sent to Aces season ticket holders Friday.
Aces owner Mark Davis, team president Nikki Fargas and Aces execs Larry and Matt Delsen met media at Aces headquarters in Henderson Friday to show the 2027 ticket prices and answer questions.
The Aces want to stay at Michelob Ultra Arena at Mandalay Bay hotel-casino because the 10,300-fan venue provides a great atmosphere in a small venue setting that serves as a home court advantage for the Aces.
Responding to an LVSportsBiz.com question, Matt Delsen said there are 8,300 season ticket holders with a wait list of 5,000.
“We want to build a family and a home,” Davis said of the Aces fan base. “I wanted to create a family.”
With the WNBA expanding with more games and player salaries increasing under a new CBA, the Aces believe the ticket increases are appropriate. Matt Delsen noted the team has improved the fan experience inside the arena with improvements like various LED enhancements.
The Aces are a 30-year-old WNBA franchise, starting in Utah and moving to San Antonio before MGM Resorts International bought the team and rebranded it into the Las Vegas Aces for the 2018 season. Davis bought the Aces in Jan. 2021.
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