Indiana Pacers Tickets
Indianapolis, IN
Indianapolis, IN
Indianapolis, IN
Indianapolis, IN
Indianapolis, IN
Indianapolis, IN
Indianapolis, IN
Overall Rating
4.4
By Celticsin4
Worst event experience ever
Gainbridge Fieldhouse - Indianapolis
As someone who has been to the 500, Superbowl and final 4 in Indy there is not enough nice things to say as to how the city runs events. The hate and victual in the crowd was abhorrent. I have never seen anger at any sporting event as I witnessed in the stands here. Indy can do much better.
By RJ
A Great Playoff Atmosphere
Gainbridge Fieldhouse - Indianapolis
This was my first time going to a Pacers/NBA game all by myself. The ticket price for playoffs was a little too much. But I really want to see this Iconic Playoff Rivalry in person instead of watching it on National TV. I had a good time with a Pacers Win.
By New Pacers Fan
Electric event
Gainbridge Fieldhouse - Indianapolis
We had so much fun cheering on the Pacers. Our seats were great, the environment was awesome. The kids got on the Jumbotron a few times. Lifelong memories!
By Sherry C.
NBA - Pacers Game
Gainbridge Fieldhouse - Indianapolis
The game was electric, and the atmosphere was great!
By Yvonne
Cold food
Gainbridge Fieldhouse - Indianapolis
Everything was great except for the food. I had a burger that was not cooked all the way and was cold. I can not cold food because it will make me sick.
By PacerFan4Life
Great as always!
Gainbridge Fieldhouse - Indianapolis
There is not a bad seat in this place and Gainbridge knows how to host events!!
By ralph
Get it together
Gainbridge Fieldhouse - Indianapolis
Got seats, but went to the sky deck, as i have done many time this season, to be surprised that the almost empty sky deck was "ticketed."Security guard was friendly, but it seemed like he was enforcing something that was not clearly communicated or even made available (how do you buy tickets to the "standing room only"sky deck???). It seemed like a ridiculous use of the space. Frustrating to go into a series closeout game and have this confusing messaging, less than a week after a completely packed and non-ticketed situation the prior Friday. Also, concessions were slow. I purposely ordered things that were already prepared and under the warmer, but missed a good chunk of the game waiting in a line. Napkins and condiments weren't stocked. Just a horrible system, at least at the specific stand that I visited.
By Yvonne
Awesome!
Gainbridge Fieldhouse - Indianapolis
The seats are so great and comfortable. We were sitting so close to see the players sweat. I have to do this again sometime soon. I enjoyed my t-shirt too. Great Job, Paces. It was a team effort.
By Fantastic Seats, Fantastic Game!
Pacers vs Bucks game 6
Gainbridge Fieldhouse - Indianapolis
Raucous, fun night with the Indiana Pacers and a big win.
By Vinay
Bad experience
Gainbridge Fieldhouse - Indianapolis
Spent $1200 for nice tickets only to realize it was in a Standing Room Only section. No where was it mentioned while booking tickets that it was SRO . Enjoyed the game but left feeling short changed
Info
Indiana Pacers at Gainbridge Fieldhouse
The Pacers moved into their current arena in 1999, when it was known as Conseco Fieldhouse. It has been called Gainbridge Fieldhouse since 2021, previously called Bankers Life Fieldhouse (2011-2021), and it's one of the few arenas in North America specifically designed to accommodate basketball. The Pacers share the arena with one other professional team, the Indiana Fever of the WNBA.
In the 2020-21 season, the Pacers finished with the ninth seed in the Eastern Conference, which earned them a spot in the play-in tournament. After defeating the Charlotte Hornets in the first game, the Pacers ultimately lost to the Washington Wizards.
Indiana Pacers 2022-23 Team Info
Conference: Eastern
Division: Central
Year Founded: 1967
Team Colors: Navy Blue, Gold, Cool Gray
Indiana Pacers History
The Pacers have a long history that goes back to 1967, when they were a member of the ABA. They dominated that league, making the ABA Finals five times in seven years and winning three championships.
They joined the NBA in 1976, when the two leagues merged. The Pacers initially struggled in the new league, qualifying for the Playoffs just twice in the first 13 seasons in the NBA. But things began to turn around after they drafted Reggie Miller with the No. 11 overall pick in the 1987 draft.
Miller led the Pacers to the playoffs in his third season, which became a trend. They made the playoffs in 16 out of the next 17 seasons, nearly spanning Miller's entire Hall of Fame career, all of which he spent in Indiana.
The Pacers were not able to win a championship in that span, though they did advance to the NBA Finals in the 1999-2000 season. They lost in the finals in six games to the Los Angeles Lakers, and have not returned to the finals since.