The Pacers average ticket price for the NBA regular season games has seen a steep contrast compared to the past five seasons. The price average through seasons 2011-2015 stayed under the low price of $25, the lowest pricing reaching an average of $11 in the 2014-2015 regular season. The Pacers largest decrease came during the same season with a drop of 42%, moving from an $19 average ticket price to $11. The average ticket price for Indiana Pacers regular NBA season tickets for the 2016-2017 season is currently at $45, which is the highest ticket price in the last 6 years and a 125% increase from the previous season.
(Data updated 10/28/2016)
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2017 Indiana Pacers Season Preview
The Indiana Pacers improved last season by returning to the playoffs after not losing their spot in the 2015 playoffs. The season ended with a record of 43-37 and the seventh seed in the East. With the replacement of former Pacers' head coach Frank Vogel to Nate McMillan, management has had a busy offseason as they work to add big names that can get Indiana higher in the standings. One of the big moves made by the Pacers is replacing Jordan Hill with All-Star Jeff Teague. Teague, an aggressive point guard, will also be joined by new additions, Thad Young, All Jefferson and Aaron Brooks. The Indiana Pacers roster will be built offensively with these talented players but the issue as they enter the 2016-2017 season will be their defense skills. This will be an exciting season for Pacers fans to watch their team, and TicketCity will have some of the best deals on home and away Indiana Pacers’ tickets!
Indiana Pacers Basketball at Bankers Life Fieldhouse
Address: 125 S Pennsylvania St, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46204 The Pacers play their home games at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, located in Indianapolis, Indiana. When filled to capacity, Bankers Life holds more than 18 thousand screaming fans. Bankers Life Fieldhouse is thought to have a retro look, drawing similarities to famous Camden Yards in Baltimore, Maryland. The Indiana Pacers home bench is on the Bankers Life Fieldhouse court side in front of section 4. Bankers Life Fieldhouse parking information is covered in our Pacers event guide.
Pacers vs. Knicks
An argument could be made that this was the best rivalry in the NBA during the 1990s. The Pacers and the Knicks met six times in the playoffs from 1993-2000 including three Eastern Conference Finals. The rivalry was often bitter and the feud between “Knick Killer” Reggie Miller and super fan Spike Lee only heightened this hostile match-up.
Pacers vs. Pistons
The rivalry between the Pacers and the Pistons extends far more than the action on the court. In 2004, nine players were suspended for a total of 146 games after a massive brawl broke out between the Detroit fans and players when Indiana’s Ron Artest was hit by a drink thrown from the stands. The Associated Press labeled the fight as the “most infamous brawl in NBA history” and it has been nicknamed “Malice at the Palace”. On the court, the rivalry peaked in 2004 when Indiana and Detroit met in the 2004 Eastern Conference Finals.
During the 1990s, this rivalry was considered one of the better match-ups in the NBA as the Pacers and Bulls were often near the top of the standings in the Eastern Conference. With Reggie Miller playing for Indiana and Michael Jordan for Chicago, the star-studded squad was always must watch. The epic 7-game showdown in the 1998 Eastern Conference Finals was the highlight of this entertaining rivalry.
While this rivalry has been on standby for some time, NBA fans have seen a rekindling of this game's competitive nature with the emergence of LeBron James and Paul George. Likely favorites to met in the Eastern Conference Finals every year, the Pacers Heat game always puts forth an offensive show whether in the playoffs or in the regular season.
Pacers in the NBA Finals, Eastern Conference Championships and NBA Playoffs
The highlight of the Pacers came during the Reggie Miller era. Miller played his entire 18-year career with Indiana and led the Pacers to multiple division titles and an Eastern Conference championship. The Pacers organization seems to be on the upswing again with a roster full of young talent.
What time do gates open prior to tipoff at a Pacers game?
Gates at Bankers Life Fieldhouse typically open to the general public 90 minutes before game time. Indiana has some of the most devoted basketball fans and BLF is one of the best venues in basketball. We recommend using that full 90 minutes to enjoy watching the pre-game warm-ups and taking in the ambiance surrounding the Indiana Pacers.
How can I buy cheap Indiana Pacers tickets?
TicketCity offers a big selection of Indiana Pacers tickets which include some of the lowest priced seats on the market. Pacers tickets fluctuate based on demand and opponent. Marquee Eastern Conference opponents, like the Boston Celtics, Chicago Bulls, Detroit Pistons, and New York Knicks can drive up home game prices. While cheap tickets are more plentiful for non-conference opponents. Those early season games may offer best opportunity to purchase Pacers tickets near face value.
Where are good places to eat before a Pacers game?
Some of Indianapolis’s best sports bars are within walking distance of Bankers Life Fieldhouse. We recommend trying The Pub Indianapolis, Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery, or Kilroy’s Bar and Grill. If you prefer a fine dining experience, try St. Elmo’s Steakhouse. St. Elmo’s is an Indianapolis landmark, first opening their doors in 1902, and their food has received national attention. Pizza lovers should check out Bazbeaux Pizza. It is a hip place that serves all kinds of gourmet pizza that will not disappoint. Black Market and Scotty’s Brewhouse are two other trendier places that are perfect for foodies and down to earth diners.
Where is the best place to park at Bankers Life Fieldhouse?
Although there are not many spaces connected to Bankers Life Fieldhouse, there are plenty of parking options in the area. We recommend looking directly to the east of the arena. There are a couple good garages just south of Washington St. and others at the intersection of E Ohio Street and N Illinois Street. Amtrak offers public transportation that drops off within a few blocks of the arena for fans that do not want to drive to the game.
Does my child need a ticket to go to a Pacers game?
All children over 24 months old will require a ticket to enter Bankers Life Fieldhouse. If you child is under 24 months they may enter without a ticket and are allowed to sit on a parents lap for the duration of the game. It is recommended that you bring proof of your Child’s age with you to avoid any last minute hassles at the gate.
Can I buy Indiana Pacers season tickets?
Indiana season tickets are available to buy until tipoff of their home opener. Check our listings above or call us if you would like to purchase Pacers season tickets. Let us know if you want a particular section at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
Where can I find the 2017-2018 Indiana Pacers schedule?
The Pacers 2017-2018 schedule is listed as soon as it is announced by the NBA. The Pacers play in the Central Division of the Eastern Conference, which means games against the Chicago Bulls, Cleveland Cavaliers, Detroit Pistons and Milwaukee Bucks. Game times are announced by the NBA as soon as the TV schedule is set. If you are looking for Pacers news or scores, then visit our partners at CBS Sports. They are also a good source for the official Indiana Pacers team roster.
2015 Indiana Pacers Season Preview
Last season was year of bad luck, and transitions for the Indiana Pacers. After years of falling among the top teams in the NBA, the Pacers saw their superstar Paul George go down with an injury, and key pieces David West, and Lance Stephenson depart for other teams. The Pacers enter the 2015-16 season with a healthy roster, and a number of key new faces. Paul George has recovered from his leg injury, and looks to return to superstar status this season. He will have plenty of help on the offensive side of the court with big roster additions in Monta Ellis, and rookie Myles Turner, who has the talent to be a star in the NBA for years to come. Much of the Pacers chances in 2015 will rest on the health of Paul George. If George can play major minutes again, Indiana will have a legitimate chance of returning to the Eastern Conference Finals.
2014 Indiana Pacers Season Preview
Last season the Indiana Pacers were just a few steps away from reaching the NBA Finals. The Pacers won 56 games in the regular season, and finished with the NBA Eastern Conference’s #1 playoff seed. Wins in the first two rounds of the NBA Playoffs, left Indiana feeling good about their chances, but the Pacers were once again knocked out by the Miami Heat. For 3 years now the Indiana Pacers have been one of the elite teams in the Eastern Conference. The Pacers have a trusted coach in Frank Vogel, and a solid core of players with David West, George Hill, Roy Hibbert, and Paul George. The biggest questions coming into the Indiana Pacers 2014-15 schedule will be surrounding the departure of Lance Stephenson, and the injury to Paul George. Indiana will surely miss Stephenson’s nagging defense, and losing a player the caliber of Paul George is impossible to brush off. But the Indiana Pacers are built for the long haul, and should put together another quality year in 2014-15.
2013 Indiana Pacers Season Preview
Most of the roster stayed the same for a team that went to the Eastern Conference Finals and shocked many by putting up a good fight against the Miami Heat. Danny Granger played in only a handful of games in 2012-13 Season and his inclusion for a full season will be a big help in nailing down an even better seed in the playoffs. Paul George was a big reason behind the success of last season, as well as big man Roy Hibbert and George Hill. Luis Scola was brought in to back up David West, and the Pacers look to have a solid all-around team going into the 2013-14 season. The first game of the season will be at Bankers Life Fieldhouse on Nov. 2 against Cleveland, before heading to Detroit on Nov. 5. Other key home games will include a rematch against the Heat on Dec. 10, vs. Houston and new big man Dwight Howard on Dec. 20, and vs. a new-look Brooklyn team on Dec. 28.
2012 Indiana Pacers Season Preview
The Indiana Pacers were one of the best teams in basketball during the 2011-12 NBA season, finishing with a 42-24 record and nabbing the third seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs. After shocking the Orlando Magic in the first round of the playoffs, the Pacers pushed the eventual NBA Champion Miami Heat to a six game series before they were overcome by the Heat's star power. During the offseason, the Pacers knew they had a contending roster to work with, so they made a series of minor acquisitions and improved their depth to make a major run at the franchise's first NBA title. The biggest need during the offseason for the Pacers was to re-sign All-Star center Roy Hibbert, and they did just that by keeping him under contract for the next four years. The team also traded point guard Darren Collison to Dallas for Ian Mahinmi, who should provide solid depth behind Hibbert. The team was also able to pick up former Bobcat D.J. Augustin, who may be able to showcase his true talents with a better supporting cast. The Pacers also solidified the forward position by picking up former Net Gerald Green. In the draft, the Pacers surprised many analysts with the selection of center Miles Plumlee, who was ranked far lower by most draft experts. Finally, the team selected shooting guard Orlando Johnson with their second pick, which could round out the guard position for the team. The Pacers' starting lineup will be one of the best in the Eastern Conference, with George Hill manning the point guard position and Paul George handling the shooting guard spot. At forward, the team has an embarrassment of riches in David West and Sam Young, as well as talented backups like Tyler Hansbrough. After the offseason, the Pacers have one of the strongest center groupings in the league, a distinct size advantage that could prove beneficial when the Pacers have to match up with upper echelon teams in the playoffs. Ultimately, the outlook for the Pacers heading into the 2012-13 season is that they have done much to improve the core of the team while adding solid depth at many positions. They are widely considered to be one of the top three teams in the NBA and fans should have another stellar season that may have the team's first championship banner in its future.
2011 Indiana Pacers Season Preview
For the last several years, the Indiana Pacers have been in rebuilding mode. The team has not made the playoffs since the 2005-2006 season, and fans are beginning to wonder when to expect a return to the impressive consistency that typified the team throughout much of the '90s and early 2000s. This year may be the year, as the Pacers are stacked with a wealth of young talent and look poised to return to the postseason. Indiana will be led by Danny Granger who, despite dealing with injuries, put together a solid campaign last year. Granger led the team with 24.1 points a game, and if he can stay healthy should be one of the premiere scorers in the NBA. Point guard A.J. Price had an impressive rookie season, and the Pacers will be expecting just as much out of the second year man out of Connecticut. Indiana has a solid defense, which is anchored by shooting guard Dahntay Jones. The pacers also added stalwart defender Darren Collison during the offseason, and center Roy Hibbert should be a force down low. With two rookies who can make a difference - Lance Stephenson and Paul George - the Pacers should be able to meet their expectations if they can stay healthy and improve on rebounding.
2010 Indiana Pacers Season Preview
The Indiana Pacers head into the 2009-2010 season with a talented young roster hopes to return to the Eastern Conference playoffs. Pacers Head Coach Jim O'Brien has talented athletes all across his roster. Indiana will be lead by SF Danny Granger, PG TJ Ford and PF Troy Murphy. Mix in young talent like Tyler Hansborough and Roy Hibbert and the Pacers start to look like an emerging talent in the East. If Indiana gets all of their stars on the same page, then look for the Pacers to make a deep run into the playoffs in the very near future.
2009 Indiana Pacers Season Preview
The Indiana Pacers are perhaps the NBA team with the least certain future. After two seasons without qualifying for the playoffs, the Pacers organization has made a number of changes to rebuild the team to its past status as a championship contender. Who can forget the success the team had when led by Reggie Miller, who once famously scored 8 points in less than 9 seconds against the Knicks in the 1995 playoffs. Pacers fans hope that the trade of Jermaine O'Neal for several Raptors players will help to rebuild the team to reclaim past glory. Attending a home game at the Conseco Fieldhouse is sure to give fans an exciting glimpse into the future of Indiana Pacers basketball.
Indiana Pacers News - 4/17/2017
The first matchup between the Pacers and Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference Playoffs ended in a close game with the Cleveland getting the win with a final score of 109-108. The Indiana Pacers put up a good fight in the fourth quarter coming back from a 10-point deficit before they lost in game 1 by one point. Game 2 of Pacers vs Cavaliers will be this Monday in Cleveland; tickets to the game have an average price of $52.
Indiana Pacers News - 3/30/2017
The Pacers currently hold the eighth spot in the Eastern Conference standings, but the Bulls are not far behind with two fewer wins. The next few games are crucial as the regular season comes to a conclusion and with Al Jefferson out from an ankle injury wins are in question for the team. The Indiana Pacers will play their next two games on the road against the Raptors and Cavaliers; average ticket prices for both games fall within the $70-$80 range.
Indiana Pacers News - 3/7/2017
The Indiana Pacers offense has had trouble playing a consistent game, resulting in only three wins in the last 12 games. Games against the Rockets and Hawks have resulted in wins for the Pacers bringing up the Indiana’s NBA Power Ranking to No. 12, a jump of two spots. The Pacers have two more games to be played this week against the Pistons at home and the Bucks on the road; tickets for both games have an average ticket price below $45.
Indiana Pacers News - 2/21/2017
The Pacers, Glenn Robinson III went to New Orleans to take his spot as the NBA’s new dunk queen scoring a 50 after jumping over three people. The Indiana Pacers entered the All-Star weekend with six losses, with two of the losses against the Cavaliers. The return from the break will be a matchup against the Pacers vs Grizzlies in Indianapolis; tickets for the game can be bought for as low as $14.
Indiana Pacers News - 2/9/2017
The Pacers have had their best defensive stretch of the regular season with a six-game winning streak, but after they hosted the Cavs this week they broke the streak with a 132-117 loss. The Indiana Pacers have two more games this week, playing against the Wizards and Bucks to finish off the week. Ticket prices for both games average below $50.
Indiana Pacers News - 1/24/2017
The Pacers are still in playoff position after losing their last three games against the Lakers, Jazz and Knicks. The next couple weeks of the Pacers schedule is weak with 10 home games and is a great opportunity to maintain their playoff spot. The Kings will come to Indianapolis this Friday to play against the Pacers; tickets to the game average at $47.
Indiana Pacers News - 1/12/2017
With a current five-game winning streak the Pacers are headed to London for their only game of the week against the Nuggets. Tickets for the international game saw an average ticket price of $160. The Pacers will play their next game on Monday at home when they host the Pelicans, with ticket prices as low as $6.
Indiana Pacers News - 12/28/2016
The Indiana Pacers played three games last week against the Wizards, Knicks and Celtics. They started off the week strong with a close and important win against the Wizards with a final score but then the two following games resulted in two losses. The Pacers had a nine-point lead over the Knicks last Tuesday but lost that lead in the disappointing lose. Tomorrow night the Pacers will travel to Washington D.C. and host the Bulls to play the Wizards and Bulls for the second time in 2 weeks. The game against the Wizards will be to maintain their win from last week and against the Bulls they will be looking to redeem themselves from Monday loss.
Indiana Pacers News - 12/16/2016
The Pacers previous two losses against the Heat and Pelicans have had similar outcomes with the offense crumbling during the fourth quarter. The Indiana Pacers experienced 4 minutes with no scoring late in the fourth against the Pelicans Thursday night, which resulted in a 95-102 loss. The Pacers will finish off the week with a matchup against the Pistons in Michigan; average ticket prices for the game are at $33 for the Saturday game.
Indiana Pacers News - 11/29/2016
The Indiana Pacers have moved up 3 spots in the power rankings after gaining big wins against the Oklahoma City Thunder and LA Clippers. In their Sunday win against the Clippers, the Pacers outscored the top team in each quarter with their best defensive game this season, ending the game with a 91-70 score. The Pacers have one more game as they finish the week off on the road against the Trail Blazers; ticket prices average for the game is currently at $29.
Indiana Pacers News - 11/17/2016
The Pacers had a huge win on Wednesday, winning against the No. 2 ranked Cavaliers. This win became their first consecutive win of the NBA regular season and could bring their No. 20 ranking higher after they lost two spots in last week’s rankings. Fans will be able to see the Pacers at home on Friday against the Suns, ticket prices are currently averaged at $32 for the matchup.