They should have never moved from the coliseum. The arena atmosphere is dry. The team is meh. The…read moreparking is chaotic and overpriced. They got rid of the goal horn and replaced it with a fake audio recording of the Chicago Blackhawks that sounds horrible. They got rid of both inflatable nitros. They have a new entrance board that you can only see from a quarter of the arena. It just doesn't feel the same as it did at the coliseum. Just go watch some clips of fuel games at the coliseum and you'll be jealous it's gone. The best part is when you get to leave. I live in fishers too and I would rather drive the extra 25 minutes to the fairgrounds. Good job hallets. A stunning job per usual.

The fuel games are a blast but my rating is to help you with the food…read more 1. You should eat before if you can! 2. Do not get the nachos at the little cantina they are horrible and $14. They were cold and I couldn't even eat them. My husband has a stomach of steel so he ate them. 3. The pretzels should only be eaten at the beginning of the game. If they've been in there too long they are hard and stale. The cheese for them taste funny to me so I just use mustard. 4. The corndogs/hotdogs were really good! I was surprised they were so hot I had to let mine cool off. Hope this helps. If you go 317 night there are great specials. I highly recommend that. It's $3 beer, $1 popcorn and $7 craft beer/shirts. These games are a great time!

My husband and I had the opportunity to go to an Indiana Pacers game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse while…read morewe were visiting Indianapolis. The Pacers were struggling at the bottom of the league this season, which benefitted us since tickets in the 200 level were only $20. The games are fun with different contests being held during the timeouts as a way to entertain the live crowd. There was lots to see and do on the concourse during the game. The best part of the night was seeing the team beat the Miami Heat. I highly recommend the Indiana Pacers!

You can't live in Indiana and not get caught up in sports, especially basketball. I have followed…read morethe Indiana Pacers for several decades now and been a faithful supporter. I try to make it to a couple of games each season. As with most teams, they have great years and not so great years. This season several star players are injured. Their record has been disappointing, but I still love them. Last night, we went with our granddaughters for family night. There were some great giveaways to celebrate the night including hats, hot dogs and towels to wave. We saw great performances at half time and during timeouts. The seats were reasonably priced and we could see the game easily. The Pacers league knows how to make the evening fun! The kids followed the game and stayed excited. As for the team, they came out strong in the first quarter, but lost the game. The team was fun to watch, nevertheless. We are lucky to live in a city with a pro team that is accessible and affordable for families. I love my Pacers.

The Indianapolis Colts are a professional American football team based in Indianapolis. The Colts…read morecompete in the National Football League (NFL) as a member of the American Football Conference (AFC) South division. There's so many reasons I've grown to love the Colts over the years. One being my love for the State of Indiana. I've traveled all over the State and it's a favorite of mine. I'd be proud to live there. Currently the Colts have a fantastic favorite player I love named Riley Leonard. In addition, their history is full of Hall of Fame Players. I'm highly recommending you look forward to next season. There's a lot of great things in store for the Colts!

I got to go to my first Colts game this year, and the experience was fantastic! It was so nice…read morehaving the roof open and feelings the sun on my face. The seats were comfortable, and I didn't feel smashed in. The bathrooms were also very clean for how many people were cycling through. My one complaint is that the aisle seat didn't have a drink holder. I will say, the flow of traffic into the fan shop could be stop and go, but you know it's going to be busy on game day. There was a wide variety of items for sale for the whole family. There are also merch stands located around the stadium with a smaller variety of items. I'm surprised the alcohol prices went more expensive. That's not to say that it's cheap, but a craft tall boy beer was around $16. Definitely cheaper than concert drink prices nowadays.

Although it was super cold, we still had a great time at the NCAA Final Four Dribble event! With…read morethe event came free parking, which makes it super convenient as the lot was right across. Normally, you have to pay to park here or have a permit. They opened at 11, and the lines got long pretty quickly, but they moved fast, so it wasn't too bad. Once inside, there were plenty of activity booths and even free fruit like apples, oranges, and bananas. They had a setup with multiple tents and tables for registration, and due to the amount of people, it was hard to tell where the lines were as people just crowded around. Once registered, we received a bag, headband, T-shirt, and wristband to get a basketball. The registration process could have been a little smoother with better organization. There were activities on the field to keep everyone entertained while waiting for the dribble to begin. My favorite booth was the Geico one. they printed your picture onto a player card, which was such a fun keepsake! It was definitely a busy event with lots of participants, so waiting in line was to be expected. When it was time to start, everyone moved to the track where staff handed out basketballs. The dribble route went past Victory Field and ended at the convention center, where we got free access to Fan Fest with the event, such a great perk! I also liked that we passed through Victory Field and could use the restrooms there. It was a fun event, but I feel like it could have been a little more organized. Another downside was the weather because it was so cold and windy, but we still tried to make the most of it!

I know that there are soccer games held here along with a bunch of other events. I came here for…read morethe NCAA Final Four dribble event. It was during Final Four weekend and they had the facility looking nice for the event. Everything was spread out due to how much opening space there was. The volunteers were friendly. Parking is not bad at all which I know typically you have to pay for parking but during this event we didn't have to pay.

I feel like I'm at Gainbridge for some kind of cool event just about every other month now, because…read morethey have tons of cool stuff going on. Between the basketball games (Yes Cers! Fever Rising!) and other shows, there's always something going on and I have a great time with it. There's a lot of options for food and I've always had my food come out quickly. The Fieldhouse Favorites will cover your bases on the classics. Ben's Pretzels offers carbs galore. A recent fave of mine is The Shake Bar, a Steak 'n Shake brand that specializes in luscious, over-the-top milkshakes. I love to get the Oreo shake as a treat for my game or showtime experience. Some other tidbits - you're allowed to bring in a clear water bottle that's either factory sealed, or an empty reusable to fill up at a fountain. Another alternative is the DD program, where you can get a free soda with a voucher from guest services. You can't purchase any alcohol after that point because you get a wristband that would indicate as such. But if you're looking to stay sober for the evening, this is a great perk!

Absolutely unacceptable experience tonight at the Heat vs Pacers game. My sister and I were simply…read moretrying to move down a row to get Bam's autograph--something fans do all the time--and instead of handling it calmly or professionally, an usher immediately escalated the situation and put her hands on my sister. There was zero need for physical contact. No warning, no attempt to de-escalate, just straight to being aggressive. It completely ruined what was supposed to be a fun night. We paid good money to be there and ended up feeling disrespected and honestly shocked. And to make it worse, it already kind of sucks being Pacers fans all season during a rough year--then when the team we're actually excited to see comes to town, we get treated like trash by arena staff. That's not how you treat paying fans. Security and staff are supposed to ensure safety--not create uncomfortable or hostile situations. This was handled in the worst possible way, and it reflects terribly on the arena and its staff. Do better.

A piece of crap stadium with not enough bathrooms. For the…read moreNCAA tournament there was literally 100 person deep lines at EVERY men's bathroom. While ever women's bathroom was vacant. And the most idiotic thing- there's more women bathrooms than men's. Top it off with overpriced concessions and horrible concourses that are hard to navigate. Indy is pitiful

I came here for the first time for the 2026 NCAA Mens Basketball final four and the championship…read moregame. There are a ton of parking options nearby (that are independently operated). I chose to pay a little more for one that was right by the stadium and had easy access to quick out after. Worth it. The security to enter was easy, but felt it was secure enough that I felt safe. The inside of this venue is very impressive. It is HUGE. I felt the bathrooms were very clean as was the entire place. There are a lot of options for food and drink, albeit expensive, pretty on par with sporting event prices. Signage was clear and it was easy to find my seats with no assistance. I felt the sound, scoreboard, and video board was great throughout the games. Exit after the event was easy. I would definitely come here again for another event as it is so nice!

Indy 11 has been on my list of things to do because I love attending sporting events in person!…read more Saturday night was the perfect night to attend! There is nothing like going to a sporting event with all the energy and excitement! Indy 11 fans did not disappoint! They love their team! Played music and cheered them on the whole game! Smoke bombs when team scored! I'm an animal lover so getting to meet their mascot in person was a plus! They walk around greeting fans and love the attention they get! They are well behaved so that makes them even more lovable! If you don't grab a bite to eat before the game, there are plenty of food trucks to choose from. I recommend seeing an Indy 11 game whether you like Soccer or not. It's a great way to spend the evening with friends and/or family.

Highly recommend! This was a great family day out! The game itself was well organized, and easy to…read moreaccess! Parking across the street, made it really convenient. The family enjoyed the crowd so much, made the game even more fun! It was nice to have some areas where you can stand and move around. All the food trucks were nice too, I enjoyed Ben's pretzels. It was a win to have decent food options at a stadium. The stadium staff was kind, and easy to talk with, very helpful! The players were made the game, talented and kept everyone engaged! Super fun evening! Go Indy Eleven!