Gainbridge Fieldhouse

Gainbridge Fieldhouse Balcony Level

Features & Amenities

The Balcony Level at Gainbridge Fieldhouse refers to sections on the stadium's 200 level. These are often the best way to find cheap tickets to a Pacers game or concert.

Best Seats in the Balcony

Sections along the side are the largest in the Balcony. These contain up to 23 rows of seats with row 1 at the front and an entrance near row 3. When purchasing tickets in one of these side sections, pay close attention to which row you are considering.

We recommend paying a premium to sit in one of the first ten rows. These seats are much closer to the floor and more convenient to the concourse and its amenities. If these aren't available, make sure you're getting a good deal in a higher row or look for tickets in a non-side section.

One highlight of the Balcony - no matter where you're seated - is the massive videoboard. Guests on all sides and in all rows will have excellent looks at replays and stats.

Balcony Tickets for Concerts

For most Gainbridge Fieldhouse concerts, the stage is setup at the far end of the floor. When this is the case, sections 208 and 225 are the best sections in the Balcony. They are near the stage without having too severe of a side angle.

Note: These seats are highlighted on the map

Interactive Seating Chart

Balcony Level Photos

bankers life balcony seats
You may want to avoid the last three or so rows in the balcony corners. Some seats are only accessible on one side of the section or by stepping up onto a concrete landing.
steep balcony seating
The balcony at a Pacers game is one of the largest and steepest in the NBA. They give true meaning to the word nosebleeds. Sit in a lower row for a better view of the court, shorter walks and a head-on view of the impressive jumbotron.
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Balcony Level Seating Charts

Balcony Level Reviews

    Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

  • "New York Knicks at Indiana Pacers - Dec 18, 2022"

    (Section 225) - ★★★★★

  • "Awful seats"

    (Section 229) - ★ -

    These seats were in the last row of the stadium. To get to these seats, you either had to step up on a 3-foot concrete slab (tough to do holding beers) or go all the way back down the steep stairs and walk around. Food options were weak in the upper level. They ran out of beer in the first half. ...

  • "Probably rather sit in a slightly higher row"

    (Section 223) - ★★★ -

    These seats are really polarizing. On the one hand, you have basketball's best videoboard at eye-level, you have a ledge for drinks or a phone and you're in the first row. On the other hand, your view is completely through the glass. It was clean on this nite (it was the first pre-season game), but ...

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Seating & Ticket Questions

  • Where are seats 1-8 on row 23 in Section 226 at Bankers Life Fieldhouse?

  • Is Section 207 at Bankers Life Fieldhouse handicap accessible?

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Balcony Level Sections

All Balcony Level Sections

More Seating at Gainbridge Fieldhouse

Courtside Club
Floor Seats for Concerts
Loge Boxes
Mezzanine Level
Sideline Club
Terrace Seats
All Seating
Interactive Seating Chart

Event Schedule

  • Pacers
  • Other Basketball
  • Concert
  • Other
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1/2 - You may want to avoid the last three or so rows in the balcony corners. Some seats are only accessible on one side of the section or by stepping up onto a concrete landing.
2/2 - The balcony at a Pacers game is one of the largest and steepest in the NBA. They give true meaning to the word nosebleeds. Sit in a lower row for a better view of the court, shorter walks and a head-on view of the impressive jumbotron.