Experience the excitement of the NBA with the Indiana Pacers. Secure your seats at Gainbridge Fieldhouse and support the team on their path to victory.
Located in the heart of Indianapolis, Gainbridge Fieldhouse (formerly Bankers Life Fieldhouse) is a benchmark for entertainment and sports. Since opening in November 1999, it has been the home of the Indiana Pacers (NBA) and Indiana Fever (WNBA). Its distinctive architecture, evoking Indiana's rich basketball tradition, offers a privileged view from any seat, with a capacity of around 17,000 for basketball games. More than just an arena, it's a hub of excitement that has hosted championship finals, college tournaments, and legendary concerts. Recently renovated to enhance the fan experience with state-of-the-art technology and new social areas, every visit promises unforgettable moments. Get preferential access to the best events and be part of history.
The Indiana Pacers have established themselves as one of the most respected and consistent franchises in the NBA, proudly representing the city of Indianapolis. Their journey began in the American Basketball Association (ABA), where they dominated the league with three championships in four years in the early 1970s. This early success laid the foundation for a winning culture that the team carried with them upon joining the NBA in 1976.
The team's most iconic era arrived in the 1990s under the leadership of legendary shooting guard Reggie Miller. His heroic performances, especially in the playoffs against the New York Knicks, turned the Pacers into a perennial contender in the Eastern Conference and forged a historic rivalry. Although an NBA championship has remained elusive, the team reached the Finals in 2000, cementing their place among the league's elite.
Today, the Pacers continue their tradition of competitive basketball at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, an arena considered one of the best in the league. The organization focuses on a dynamic, fast-paced team game, attracting a new generation of fans. The experience of a Pacers game goes beyond the sport; it's a celebration of community, tradition, and the unwavering passion for basketball that defines the state of Indiana.
A former Pacers player, known for his time in Indianapolis, has signed a contract with one of the team's historic rivals, adding a new layer of intrigue to future matchups.
The team has announced the addition of forward M.J. Iraldi, who will join the team for training camp and compete for a spot on the final 2026-27 season roster.
The Noblesville Boom, the G-League affiliate of the Indiana Pacers, have announced the signing of several new players for the upcoming season, strengthening the team's development system.
With the new season just around the corner, analysts are evaluating the Pacers' offseason moves and predicting their performance in the Eastern Conference for the 2026-27 campaign.
The NBA has officially announced that the Indiana Pacers will face the Denver Nuggets in the highly anticipated NBA Mexico City Game 2026, bringing elite basketball excitement to fans in Mexico.
Hall of Famer and analyst Charles Barkley has expressed his optimism about the Indiana Pacers' potential for the upcoming season, generating excitement among the team's fans.
The Indiana Pacers have received positive news after a league-imposed penalty on the LA Clippers impacted future draft picks, potentially improving Indiana's asset capital.
Indiana Pacers players, coaches, and staff participated in the annual Pacers Foundation Charity Softball Classic, raising funds for community initiatives across the state of Indiana.
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