Gainbridge Fieldhouse Seating Guide
Indiana Pacers · Indianapolis, IN
- Cheapest section
- $12+
- Sections
- 10
- Capacity
- 17,923
Know Before You Go
Essential details checked against official venue information.
- Accessible entry
The accessible drop-off zone is on southbound Pennsylvania Street directly in front of Gainbridge Fieldhouse, and nearby garages provide accessible spaces.
Applies to: Indiana Pacers games
- Virginia Avenue Garage connects to the Fieldhouse by a third-floor pedestrian bridge. Limited wheelchair escorts from the Entry Pavilion to a seat and back to an exit are available by asking staff upon arrival.
- Accessible seating
Wheelchair locations and modified aisle seats are dispersed throughout Gainbridge Fieldhouse and sold through Ticketmaster or the Fieldhouse Box Office.
Applies to: Indiana Pacers games
- Indicate the need for accessible seating when buying. For a post-purchase accommodation, visit Guest Services; exchanges are subject to availability.
- Assistive listening
Free assistive-listening devices are available at Guest Services near Main Concourse Section 2 with an ID held until return; one week of advance notice is requested.
Applies to: Indiana Pacers games
- Captioning boards are above Sections 1/20, 7, and 14 for every Pacers home game. Live captions are also in the Pacers app after tipoff, and a captioning device may be borrowed near Section 2.
- Sensory services
A KultureCity Sensory Room is beside Guest Services at Krieg DeVault Section 119, and a sensory wall is near Main Concourse Section 2.
Applies to: Indiana Pacers games
- Free sensory bags and weighted lap pads are available with an ID at Guest Services near Sections 2, 119, and 206/207.
Gainbridge Fieldhouse has two sideline clubs and the difference between them is which side of the benches you sit on: the Ticketmaster Hardwood Club is across from the benches, the Sire Spirits 67 Club is behind them. Its courtside product is gated by row rather than section — the CareSource Courtside Club covers rows 1-5 around the court, opens 90 minutes before tip-off and runs open seating with beer, wine and spirits included. Above them the Lexus Loft sits at the south end of the Krieg DeVault Level and the East and West Verandas on the KeyBank Suite Level.
Tips & Fan Reports
First two rows of 216 or 217 are the best value in the building, preferably row one. Far end gives you quick access to food, drinks, and restrooms. Section 119 is a straight shot from parking with a great view.
The two sideline clubs differ by which side of the benches they sit on: the Ticketmaster Hardwood Club is across from them, the Sire Spirits 67 Club is behind them.
CareSource Courtside Club access covers rows 1-5 around the court only, and the club opens 90 minutes before tip-off with open seating.
It is also the one club here whose inclusions cover spirits as well as beer and wine.
The Verandas hold eight four-seat Loge Boxes each on the KeyBank Suite Level, with unobstructed views in the round.
Where to Sit
Every tier in the building, what it costs, and what you give up to sit there.
Courtside / Floor Seats
$400 - $1,500+Pros
- Rows 1-5 carry CareSource Courtside Club access
- The closest seats in the arena
Cons
- Floor level flattens the spacing that decides a possession
CareSource Courtside Club (Rows 1-5)
$550 - $1,800+Most expensive tier
The club serving rows 1 to 5 around the court during Pacers games.
Pros
- All-inclusive food and beverages INCLUDING beer, wine AND spirits
- A full-service 360 bar with standing and seated tables
- Opens 90 minutes before tip-off, with open seating inside
Cons
- Rows 1-5 only — row 6 does not qualify at any price
- Pacers games only
Ticketmaster Hardwood Club
$250 - $700+Sideline seating ACROSS FROM the benches, with a private club behind.
Pros
- Across from the benches, so you watch the coaching rather than sit behind it
- A full-service bar and a 318 square foot LED screen in the club
- An upscale sports bar feel rather than a formal room
Cons
- The opposite side to the Sire Spirits 67 Club — pick deliberately
Sire Spirits 67 Club
$250 - $700+Sideline seating BEHIND the benches, with a private club attached.
Pros
- Directly behind the benches, so the huddles happen in front of you
- A full-service bar and dining space in a modern industrial setting
Cons
- Behind the benches means players and staff stand in your sightline
- The mirror of the Hardwood Club, so choose by which side you want
Lexus Loft (Krieg DeVault Level, South End)
$200 - $600+The south end of the Krieg DeVault Level, in four-seat Loge and Theater Boxes.
Pros
- A mix of 4-seat Loge and Theater Boxes rather than one format
- Access to an all-inclusive club and hospitality space for Pacers and Fever games
Cons
- South end rather than sideline
- Sold in four-seat units
East & West Verandas (KeyBank Suite Level)
$220 - $650+The KeyBank Suite Level, each Veranda holding eight four-seat Loge Boxes, with an unobstructed view in the round.
Pros
- Unobstructed views in the round
- Eight four-seat boxes per Veranda, so a group can take a run of them
- All-inclusive hospitality space
Cons
- Suite level height
- Sold in four-seat boxes
Club Level (100-Level Rear)
$70 - $220The rear of the lower bowl, raised enough to take in the whole court.
Pros
- Club amenities without floor-level pricing
- High enough to read the spacing of a possession
Cons
- Behind the sideline rows that carry the two sideline clubs
- No CareSource Courtside Club access
Lower Bowl Sideline (100-Level)
$110 - $300Pros
- The best ordinary sightline in the arena
- Close to the benches and the noise
Cons
- Only the club-designated sideline seats carry lounge access
- The front rows lose the near baseline
Upper Sideline (200-Level)
$30 - $110Pros
- The clearest view of how a possession is organised
Cons
- A long way above the floor
Upper Balcony (200-Level)
$12 - $50Cheapest tier
The top of the arena, behind the baskets and in the corners.
Pros
- Only two rings here, so it is not a distant third deck
Cons
- The furthest seats from the court
Indiana Pacers Seat Comfort
Padded seat cushions and compact binoculars for the upper deck.
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