Indiana Pacers Suites

Gainbridge Fieldhouse, 125 S Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, IN

Indiana’s roster moves in the past two years have set up an exciting future for the Pacers. It all starts with point guard Tyrese Haliburton who became a superstar last campaign. In 56 games, the playmaker averaged over 20 points and more than 10 assists in 2022-23. He’s an effective three-point shooter at 40% and grabs over 1.5 steals a game. Bennedict Mathurin is another piece the Pacers have at their disposal. Mathurin, in his second year, is joined by rookie Jarace Walker as young impacters behind Haliburton. Mathurin averaged almost 17 points last campaign while Walker put up 11.2 points and 6.8 rebounds at Houston. Indiana may be just one season away from putting it all together.

Gainbridge Fieldhouse has great premium amenities. The CareSource Courtside Club is an exclusive space for those sitting in rows 1-5. A full-service 360 bar, standing and seated tables, all-inclusive food and beverage, and in-seat service are all available. Indiana’s Verandas and Lexus Lofts are perfect to host smaller events or groups. Verandas include eight 4-seat Loge Boxes with all-inclusive hospitality, complimentary parking, in-seat service, and more. Lexus Lofts offer four theater style seats with all-inclusive upscale food and drink, private dining, and other similar amenities. For Suites, the Pacers have you covered. KeyBank (20 tickets) and Krieg DeVault Flex (20-50 tickets) Suites are available. Full-size refrigerators, LED televisions, flexible catering, in-suite branding, and parking passes are available across the two spaces.

Rick Carlisle enters his second year back as head coach of the Pacers with a revamped roster following many trades made before last year’s deadline and during this offseason. Tyrese Haliburton and Buddy Hield remain after coming over from Sacramento for Domantas Sabonis last year. Daniel Theis comes from Boston in the Malcolm Brogdon trade that also landed the Pacers an extra first-round draft pick in 2023. And speaking of the draft, they selected Bennedict Mathurin sixth-overall. He starred for the Arizona Wildcats last year and helped the team earn a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament, so there’s plenty of curiosity and excitement surrounding this year’s Pacers group.

The KeyBank Level Suites at Bankers Life Field House come with plenty of innovations to go along with the standard amenities, including a full-size refrigerator, lockable drawers under the counters, a coat closet, and a wireless-charging ledge for your devices. The Krieg DeVault Level Flex Suite is great for larger parties, as it holds up to 50 guests and takes advantage of the arena’s fantastic sight lines.

The injury ward proved to be the biggest detractor to the Pacers making a postseason push last season. Projected starters missed a combined 144 games as Indiana was quickly eliminated from the league’s play-in tournament. T.J. Warren is expected to miss some time early as he recovers from a stress fracture that cost him all but four games of his 2020-21 campaign. Malcolm Brogdon will once again be called upon to shoulder the burden. He succeeded last year posting more than 21 points, 5 rebounds, and 5 assists a game. Myles Turner and Domantas Sabonis will be penciled in as starters for a head coach familiar with the territory. Rick Carlisle returns for his second stint on the bench, replacing Nate Bjorkgren after one season at the helm. Also new to Gainbridge Fieldhouse, the lovely East and West Verandas. Private servers will cater to your needs at premium bowl-facing seats with countertops for enjoying a meal. The newly-renovated Krieg DeVault Level Suites offer prime views of the action for either your small or large party needs. Plush theatre-style seating is available at KeyBank Level Suite, complete with customizable catering options, full-sized refrigerator, and $500 food and beverage credit.