Gainbridge Fieldhouse

• Driving & Parking
  Drivers arriving via I-70 should take either the West Street or Pennsylvania Street exits, while those coming from I-65 can utilize the Meridian/Pennsylvania Street exit. Parking accommodations are exceptionally robust, featuring numerous parking lots and massive garages along Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Meridian Streets. The premier, most convenient option is the attached 2,525-space Virginia Avenue Parking Garage located at 155 S. Delaware Street, which features a maximum clearance height of 8'2" and provides a direct, climate-controlled skywalk connection straight into the Fieldhouse. For alternative spots, drivers can easily utilize adjacent surface accommodations like the Gainbridge Fieldhouse Northeast Lot or reserve secure garage spaces via integrated platforms like ParkWhiz or SpotHero.
• Public Transit
  Indianapolis does not have a local commuter rail, subway, or light rail system. If visitors are traveling from out of town, Amtrak services the Indianapolis Union Station (350 S. Illinois St), which is a very easy 3-block walk southwest of Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The primary route serving this station is the Cardinal Line, running between Chicago and New York City.
  • Bus Routes IndyGo
    Route 90 (Red Line) BRT along the north-south corridor to the Statehouse Station or the Julia M. Carson Transit Center (CTC), or utilize the Route 92 (Purple Line) BRT connecting Lawrence and the far east side directly to downtown via 38th Street.
• Rideshare
  Fans should set their pins to Pennsylvania Street (west side of the arena, also featuring the designated ADA drop-off zone) or Delaware Street (east side near the entry pavilion). Avoid requesting rides on Maryland Street or Washington Street, as police and traffic attendants will wave vehicles along.

Downtown Indianapolis is remarkably walkable, and the arena's central location puts fans near excellent bars, restaurants, and cultural attractions. Georgia Street, Mass Ave, and the Virginia Avenue (Fountain Square) corridor all offer diverse options.

Bars & Restaurants

• Kilroy's Bar N' Grill
  A high-energy sports bar on South Meridian Street. The go-to pregame destination for many Pacers fans. Multiple levels, a massive bar, and a rowdy atmosphere. Their breadsticks are famous in Indianapolis.
• Slippery Noodle Inn
  The oldest bar in Indiana (established 1850) and one of the best blues bars in the country. Located on South Meridian Street, a few blocks from the arena. Live blues music, a full bar, and a history that includes stints as a slaughterhouse, bordello, and Underground Railroad station.
• The District Tap
  A gastropub with an impressive craft beer selection (36 taps) and elevated pub fare. A quality craft beer pregame stop.
• Taxman CityWay
  A craft brewery and restaurant on Virginia Avenue in the CityWay development. Belgian-inspired beers and creative American cuisine in a polished taproom.
• Pearl Street Pizzeria & Pub
  A pizza pub near the arena offering handcrafted pizza, craft beer, and a casual atmosphere. Convenient for a quick pregame slice.
• Sauce on the Side
  A fast-casual restaurant specializing in calzones with creative fillings. A fun, quick pregame option near the arena.
• Tin Roof
  A live-music bar and restaurant on Georgia Street in the entertainment corridor, offering Southern-inspired food, cold beer, and live performances. The energy builds on game nights.
• Pizzology
  A craft pizza restaurant offering artisanal pizzas made with quality ingredients. Multiple Indianapolis locations provide options for a sit-down pregame meal.
• The Tamale Place
  A beloved Indianapolis restaurant serving handmade tamales. Beef, chicken, pork, and vegetarian options. Simple, delicious, and uniquely Indianapolis.
• Courses Restaurant
  A dining experience near the arena offering creative American cuisine.

Neighborhood Attractions

• Monument Circle
  The massive limestone Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument in the center of downtown Indianapolis — the city's most iconic landmark. The observation deck offers panoramic views. About a 5-minute walk from the arena.
• White state river park
  A 250-acre urban state park along the White River, adjacent to downtown. It houses the Indianapolis Zoo, the NCAA Hall of Champions, the Indiana State Museum, and the Eiteljorg Museum. About a 10-minute walk from the arena.
• Lucas Oil Stadium
  Serving as the home of the NFL's Indianapolis Colts, the 1.8-million-square-foot facility features a distinctive stadium design, expansive club lounges, and spectacular views of the city skyline.

• "Together" Sculpture
  A towering, 30-foot-high, 125-foot-span polished stainless-steel archway that acts as the gateway to the plaza. It is intentionally incomplete at the top to symbolize an ongoing community effort to build a better city.
• "Sphere" Sculpture
  A 24-foot-high reflective dome designed to look like a deconstructed basketball. The dimensions of the dome perfectly match the 23-foot-9-inch distance of an NBA 3-point line, and it houses an immersive video environment showing Indianapolis sports and civic history.
• The Bicentennial Legends Mural
  Overlooking the plaza on the east wall of the adjacent Steak 'n Shake building is a massive 48x60-foot mural featuring portraits of 43 Indianapolis legends, including key historical sports and civil rights figures who shaped the city.
• Championship Banners
  3 ABA Championships (1970, 1972, 1973) and the 2000 NBA Eastern Conference Championship.
• Retired Numbers
  • #31 Reggie Miller
  • #30 George McGinnis
  • #34 Mel Daniels
  • #52 Roger Brown
  • #529 Coach Slick Leonard
    Commemorating Hall of Fame Coach Slick Leonard’s 529 franchise victories.
• WNBA Greatness
  Because the arena is shared with the Indiana Fever, the rafters also proudly feature the 2012 WNBA Championship banner alongside the retired numbers of franchise icons like #24 Tamika Catchings.
• The ABA Trophy Display
  Fans walking the upper concourses can view physical historical cases housing the original official ABA Championship Trophies won by the team in the 1970s.

• CareSource Courtside Club
  Floor Level-Rows 1–5 surrounding the court; Sections CRT-A through CRT-L: This is the most prestigious ticket in the house. Ticket holders get exclusive access to a sprawling, high-end private club tucked underneath the main bowl just behind the team tunnels. It features a massive 360-degree central bar, upscale chef-attended actions stations (like live cooking and carving stations), private restrooms, a coat check, and an all-inclusive premium food and drink menu (inclusive of beer, wine, and spirits). It also features a "Grab & Go" snack station so fans can easily grab amenities without missing game time.
• Sire Spirits 67 Club
  Lower Bowl, West Side-Sections 4, 5, & 6: Designed as a deep-dive homage to franchise history and the 3-time champion ABA legacy, this club transports guests back to the industrial textures and mid-century modern aesthetic of 1967 (the year the franchise was founded). Entering right off the main concourse, the club features brick-and-metal design lines, a massive private bar, dedicated dining lounges, and upscale food offerings. It provides a direct sightline right into the player huddles.
• Ticketmaster Hardwood Club
  Lower Bowl, East Side- Sections 15, 16, & 17: An upscale sports bar environment that acts as a temple to Indiana basketball heritage. The crown jewel of this club is its massive backdrop wall, built using pieces of the original, preserved hardwood court from the legendary Market Square Arena (the Pacers' home from 1974 to 1999). The club houses an eye-popping 318-square-foot LED entertainment screen, a full-service private bar, high-end pub fare, and plush executive lounge seating.
• Lexus Loft
  South End of the Krieg DeVault Club Level: A uniquely flexible, open-air semi-private concept featuring a custom mix of 4-seat Loge Boxes and private Theater Boxes. Loge boxes include comfortable executive rolling chairs and a 12-inch countertop ledge for food and drinks, while Theater Boxes offer plush, fixed theater-style seating. All tickets in the Lexus Loft include all-inclusive hospitality with access to a dedicated south-end dining area and full-service private bars.
• East & West Verandas
  KeyBank Suite Level-Sections 2 & 19: This is an ultra-exclusive loge hospitality zone consisting of eight 4-seat loge boxes per side. The Verandas feature private charging stations built right into the loge ledges, access to dedicated private servers, a coat check, and an all-inclusive rotating premium chef’s menu alongside self-serve culinary spaces.
• KeyBank & Krieg DeVault Luxury Suites
  KeyBank Level and Krieg DeVault Level: The arena accommodates 55 premium private suites. Level Suites typically seat 12 to 20 fans and are meticulously engineered with induction warming countertops for flexible catering, integrated charging ports between seats, and full-sized refrigerators.

• Signature Items
  Shapiro's corned beef sandwiches bring the local deli classic inside. St. Elmo Shrimp Cocktail the fiery signature appetizer from Indianapolis's legendary steakhouse is available. Tenderloin sandwiches (an Indiana staple) round out the local flavors.
• Boom Baby! Burgers
  Section 117: Named after Slick Leonard’s legendary catchphrase, this high-end comfort food staple is famous for its Double Smash Burgers. For 2026, they feature rotating gourmet burgers including a Dill Pickle Burger, Bacon Pimento Cheeseburger, and Fried Onion Burger alongside classic chicken sandwiches and massive Bavarian pretzels
• Warehouse District BBQ
  Section 15: A southern-style smokehouse pavilion serving up hefty Smoked Pork Sandwiches, southern pulled chicken, house-made kettle chips smothered in warm Pimento Cheese dip, and a fan-favorite dessert: fresh, churro-style Donut Holes.
• Delaware St. Pizzeria
  Section 105 & 106: Fast-casual, freshly baked Italian favorites including thick-cut House-made Pizza slices, an Oven-Baked Italian Hero sandwich, savory meatball sliders, and Truffle Parmesan Pretzel Bites.
• Three Point Taqueria
  Sections 6 & 115: Street-taco inspired Mexican street food, featuring authentic Carne Asada Nachos piled high with toppings, street taco baskets, and Crispy Cinnamon Wheels.
• The Kitchen (KeyBank Guest Chef Program)
  Section 17: One of the most unique concepts in the NBA. This stand rotates through a curated roster of local Indianapolis independent chefs and small-business entrepreneurs. Depending on the game night, you will find authentic local items like Caribbean pulled chicken bowls, slow-smoked beef brisket tacos, traditional Filipino style chicken hibachi, or signature Grippo’s-dusted wings. When a guest chef is not active, it serves the Full Court Porkster (the arena's signature giant Indiana breaded pork tenderloin sandwich).
• Shake Bar by Steak 'n Shake
  Section 11: Hand-dipped, classic milkshakes from the famous Indiana-founded chain.
• Fast Break Market
  Sections 5, 16, 116, 208, & 225: High-tech, checkout-free markets powered by artificial intelligence. Fans tap a credit card or mobile wallet to enter, grab local craft beer cans, sodas, water, candy, or boxes of Freddy Popcorn, and simply walk out to be billed automatically.
• Local Craft Beer Bars
  Section 18 (Moon Drops Distillery Bar), Section 232 (Upland Brewing Co.), and the Yuengling Flight Deck: Anchored by local Indiana heavyweights like Sun King Brewing and Metazoa, these bars feature local craft pours, signature cocktails mixed with Indiana-distilled Moon Drops spirits, and classic premium drafts.