Indiana Fever offer fans nearly $3,800 Caitlin Clark road trip experience

Indiana Fever fans have an opportunity to watch Caitlin Clark and company from one of the best possible locations when they visit the Chicago Sky. The Fever partnered with Albanese Candy to launch the “Ultimate Road Trip Sweepstakes,” which will send one winner and a guest to Chicago for Indiana’s Aug. 8 matchup against the Sky at the United Center. The package goes well beyond simply providing admission to the game.

Two courtside tickets headline a VIP experience valued at nearly $3,800. The winner will also receive transportation, gift cards, candy and a tour of the Albanese Candy Factory. However, eligible Fever fans do not have much longer to enter.

What is included in the Indiana Fever sweepstakes?

Indiana promoted the final days of the sweepstakes Monday on social media.

“Buckle up, it’s road trip time,” the Fever wrote. “We’re partnering with @AlbaneseCandy to send two lucky fans to the Windy City for a VIP experience when we take on the Sky on August 8.”

According to the official sweepstakes rules, the grand prize has a total retail value of $3,789.88.

The winner will receive two courtside tickets to the Fever-Sky game, which are valued at a combined $2,800. The package also includes a $250 Fever team store gift certificate, a $250 Visa gift card and an Albanese candy prize pack. Before heading to the United Center, the winner and guest will receive a tour of the Albanese Candy Factory in Merrillville, Indiana. Round-trip transportation from Indianapolis to the factory, the game and back to Indianapolis is also included.

No purchase is required to enter, but the contest is limited to Indiana residents who are at least 18 years old. Fans may submit only one entry, and the deadline is July 29 at 4 p.m. ET. One winner is expected to be selected and contacted by email on or around July 29.

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Caitlin Clark and Fever preparing for important road stretch

The prize gives two fans an opportunity to see one of the WNBA’s most compelling rivalries up close. Clark and the Fever have frequently drawn huge crowds when facing the Sky, and the Aug. 8 meeting was moved to the United Center. The larger venue gives Chicago significantly more seating capacity than its usual home at Wintrust Arena.

Indiana entered the second half of the season with a 17-10 record and a three-game winning streak. The Fever recovered impressively after splitting their first 10 games, establishing themselves as a serious postseason threat before the All-Star break. Clark, Kelsey Mitchell and Aliyah Boston were all selected as All-Stars, giving Indiana one of the most talented cores in the league. Clark entered the break averaging 21.0 points, 7.9 assists and 3.8 rebounds per game.

The Fever will first face the Seattle Storm, Portland Fire and Minnesota Lynx during a three-game road trip. Indiana will then return home to play the Las Vegas Aces on Aug. 6 before traveling to Chicago. Every victory will matter as the Fever attempt to secure a favorable playoff seed and make a deeper postseason run. Indiana reached the second round in 2025 despite Clark missing the playoffs because of injuries.

If the Fever return to Chicago playing their best basketball, the sweepstakes winner and guest could receive far more than a collection of valuable prizes. They could also get a courtside view of a team preparing for a legitimate championship push.

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