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    The time I received an award from the Indiana Pacers as a "hometown hero."
    Richard P.

    To say that I'm a lifelong Indiana Pacers fan would be almost a literal statement. The Indiana Pacers began in Indy in 1967, when I was only 2-years-old. While I'm fairly certain my life at that point was distracted by surviving spina bifida, the truth is I've been an Indiana Pacers fan since those early days when the Pacers started out in the former American Basketball Association. The Pacers were part of the ABA from 1967-1976. It was the days of George McGinnis, Billy Keller, Darnell Hillman, and countless others who remain icons in Indy including longtime coach Bob "Slick" Leonard. When the ABA folded and multiple teams went under the NBA umbrella, the Pacers were one of them. These days, of course, they play out of Bankers Life Fieldhouse and the Indiana Fever, our WNBA team, are included under the Pacers Sports and Entertainment umbrella and under the ownership of Herb Simon. Under the ownership of the Simons, the Pacers have become a stable fixture of Indy. At one point, it appeared they might be bought by out-of-towners. That's a scary prospect in a mid-level market city as the risk of relocation is always there. The Pacer colors are Navy Blue, Gold, and Cool Gray. The new and current coach is Nate Bjorkgren and Kevin Pritchard is our GM. The Indiana Pacers won 3 ABA championships; they've yet to win an NBA championship. They won an NBA conference title in 2000. They've won 9 total division titles - 3 in the ABA, 6 in the NBA with the most recent being in 2014. They've retired 5 numbers - 30 (George McGinnis), 31 (Reggie Miller), 34 (Mel Daniels), 35 (Roger Brown), and 529 (Coach Bobby Leonard). The Indiana Pacers have certainly had their occasional controversies, but they've long been a beloved symbol of Indiana's love of basketball. It's a love I grew up - I was a Junior Pacer as a young kid and received an award from Larry Bird himself for community service as an adult. The Indiana Pacers has eight former players and three former coaches who are members of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. A few fun facts - Reggie Miller continues to hold the franchise record for point scored (25,279), minutes played (47,619), assists (4,141), steals (1,505), and most 3-pointers made (2,560). If I had to pick an all-time favorite player, it would likely be Billy Keller. Reggie Miller is an undeniable fave whose kindness was well known including donating items for a charity auction I did for my Tenderness Tour. The Pacers organization has long worked to balance fiscal responsibility with a strong sense of community. It has left a solid imprint on Indy through a variety of charitable endeavors and generally has long been recognized as a quality organization. While some players certainly leave in search of bigger fame, paychecks, or spotlights, we've had some remarkable loyalty over the years (including Reggie Miller's entire career - along with that of Tamika Catchings for the Fever). I can't imagine a day when I won't be madly passionate about my Indiana Pacers. Like any fan, I haven't agreed with every decision or situation but watching the Pacers over the years has probably been my greatest sports joy along with Mario Andretti in auto racing. The Indiana Pacers continue to play as part of the NBA's Eastern Conference.

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    I had a great time. The food was good. Lots of fun, free things for kids like face paint and balloons. Overall a very great experience. So much fun!

    Shooting hoops...
    Nani R.

    What can I say? The Pacers are a fabulous team. We've been to a few of their games over the last few years, including for Kobe's last game players the Pacers, and last night's game was by far the best experience! We didn't have to fight with the usual crowds as we arrived there after tip off, but it did not take very long to find our seats. These seats were our bests ones yet, club level baby! The staff were wonderful with helping us find our seats and answering our questions. If you have never sat in the club level I recommend it! Each section has it's own server who brings you food and drinks should you choose to order. We went on a family night so they invite everyone on to the court after the game to shoot some hoops. That was a very first for us as well! The kids enjoyed shooting. Next time I think mama will have to join in on the shooting fun as well. Thank you so much to The Pacers for gifting our family these tickets. It was a wonderful Christmas present!!!!

    Carey D.

    I've been pretty disenchanted with the Pacers the past couple of years. They seem to have finally turned a corner and I suppose it is better late than never. Went to my first game of the season tonight, and I'm impressed with what they've done- thank you, Pacers management, for finally getting rid of your bad apples. I used to not enjoy the games at all because I had little respect for many of the players since it seemed that they were always making headlines for all of the wrong reasons. They're trying to instill pride back into the organization and I sure do hope it works. The games are now a little more family-atmosphere oriented, at least that was the sense I got at tonight's game. The Pacemates are revealing a little less skin (thank God) and they've revamped the game-time entertainment. Seems that they are going for more of a hometown basketball game feel, with a pep band and drum corps. The pep band is pretty hokey, but that's ok I guess. I'm not a parent, but if I was, I would probably rather take my kids to a game and have them see that then watch half-naked cheerleaders shake all over the place. But, to each his own... The Pacers are definitely working to shed their poor reputation of recent years... let's hope the players stay of trouble, get the city to believe in them again and win some games!

    Joshua W.

    Great games. I've been multiple times being mostly at the top. This last time I was in the 100 section and changed the game completely. Find a game that doesn't really matter and you can find cheaper tickets on a second hand website.

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    Go Pacers. I enjoy a good Pacers game. They entertain the whole family... maybe someday they will go all the way!

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    Fun family outing, great atmosphere and a winning team!

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    Victory Field - Chicken Tenders, Fries, and Nachos.

    Victory Field

    4.6(268 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    This year I got to experience the private area behind the field. The space contained multiple…read morepicnic tables and 3-4 repeating food stations. Several coolers of beer and non-alcoholic drinks lined the VIP area and we also had access to a full bar. Food was standard ballpark food plus sides - huge hot dogs and brats, mashed potatoes, green beans, rolls, mac & cheese, and more. Bags of peanuts and cracker jacks were laid on the tables and a freezer held dippin' dots. Later we received coupons for soft serve ice cream. A section of seats was available to our group to watch the game; however, we could see from our VIP section. Overall the staff were friendly. They oversaw the coolers and bars, and we were regularly ID'ed.

    We ended up at Victory Field last night in the most unexpected way! We were actually on our way to…read morethe Garth Brooks concert when we ran into a man who had two extra tickets to the game. His grandfather was being honored for his connection to the Negro Leagues, and he told us that his grandfather had even thrown out the first pitch at Victory Field a few years ago--while in a wheelchair. We couldn't pass up the opportunity to be there for such a special moment. We only had a short time before we needed to head to the concert, so we went in specifically to see the tribute and experience a little bit of the stadium. Even though we weren't there for an entire game, I'm really glad we got the chance to visit. Congrats Bill Owen's and family! One thing I loved was how much Victory Field embraces and honors the history of the team and the people who helped shape baseball. There was so much excitement and genuine support throughout the stadium, and it was really special to see the crowd come together to honor someone's family history. The location was also incredibly convenient for us. The stadium was directly across from our hotel, so it couldn't have been easier to get to. What started as a random encounter on our way to another event turned into a really meaningful experience. We were honored to be able to support this man and his grandfather, Bill Owen's, and witness a small but incredibly special piece of Victory Field's history. Sometimes the unexpected parts of a trip end up being the memories you remember the most.

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    TJ McConnell night

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    Indy Fuel - $14 nachos at the cantina. Should've known better

    Indy Fuel

    4.2(37 reviews)
    4.5 mi

    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!

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    Indy Fuel - Celebrating Veteran's Day at the Indy Fuel Game 11/15/14

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    Celebrating Veteran's Day at the Indy Fuel Game 11/15/14

    Indianapolis Colts - Peyton Manning Posted with Review 01/05/26

    Indianapolis Colts

    4.3(34 reviews)
    0.5 miBabe Denny

    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.

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    Hall of Fame Posted with Review 01/05/26

    Indianapolis Colts - View of the field on game day

    View of the field on game day

    Indianapolis Colts - This game was so nerve wracking! Geez! I was rooting for the Colts. 01/04/26

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    This game was so nerve wracking! Geez! I was rooting for the Colts. 01/04/26

    Indiana Fever - More celebration

    Indiana Fever

    5.0(11 reviews)
    0.0 miMile Square

    I absolutely love Gainbridge Fieldhouse. It is honestly one of the nicest venues I have ever been…read moreto. The entire place is beautiful, clean, and so well designed. There are so many options throughout the venue, the technology is impressive, and the sound system is amazing. My only wish is that they opened even earlier than 90 minutes before games because I always want more time to explore everything. It feels like there is so much to see and enjoy, and I never have enough time to take it all in. I truly cannot praise Gainbridge enough. It is such an incredible place to experience a game.

    If you're going to live in Indiana, you're eventually going to get hooked on basketball. I attended…read moremy first Fever game last week! The Fieldhouse was packed with fans and the excitement was contagious. I was thrilled to see women's sports at the same level as men's. The team has come a long way. The Fever has gained national fame with the addition of Caitlin Clark. While Caitlin didn't play during the game that I attended due to injury, she was engaging the crowd like a champ from the bench. We got to our seats early and Caitlin was signing autographs and talking to kids. It was fun to watch. The team played together incredibly well, hitting many three point shots. These athletes are great role models for young people. The team had even drawn in Hollywood celebrity fans and nationally renowned authors. I felt like I was part of history being made. So the tickets and parking are expensive. We had pretty good seats and it was worth seeing the players up close. The communications from the ticket office were excellent. I received notices regarding gate procedures and even what colors to wear! I highly recommend attending a game (or several) and supporting the Fever.

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    End of winning game celebration!

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    Michael A Carroll Track & Soccer Stadium

    Michael A Carroll Track & Soccer Stadium

    3.6(18 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    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.

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    Michael A Carroll Track & Soccer Stadium
    Michael A Carroll Track & Soccer Stadium

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    Gainbridge Fieldhouse

    4.1(343 reviews)
    0.0 miMile Square

    Last night, we drove from St. Louis to Indianapolis for the Garth Brooks concert at Gainbridge…read moreFieldhouse, and overall, I really enjoyed the arena and the experience. One of the biggest bonuses was the location. It was an easy walk from our hotel, and if the weather is warm, you can actually walk through the convention center, which is air-conditioned. That was a huge plus! There were also plenty of bars and restaurants along the way, so you have lots of options if you want to grab dinner or drinks before the event. As soon as we arrived, there were Fever signs and decorations everywhere. My girls are huge Indiana Fever fans, so of course I had to take approximately a million pictures for them! Even though Gainbridge is home to the Fever, I really appreciated that they didn't make the arena feel like it was only about the home team. There were plenty of photo opportunities and decorations specifically for the Garth Brooks concert, along with promotions for upcoming events featuring other artists and teams. It made the arena feel very welcoming to everyone, regardless of what brought you there. Every staff member we encountered, from the people outside to those inside the arena, was incredibly friendly and helpful. And they have a Chick-fil-A inside, which is always a win in my book! Our seats were up in the 200 level, which is definitely getting into nosebleed territory. The stairs were extremely steep, there wasn't a ton of legroom, and as a larger person, the seats felt a little tight. Once we got up there, though, we basically decided we weren't leaving until the concert was over because getting back up and down those stairs was an adventure! Thankfully, the concert itself was fantastic, so we didn't mind staying put. One of my favorite little details was the staff name tags. Under their name, they had the word "Drafted" along with the year they started working at the arena. I thought that was such a fun and unique connection to the team and a really clever way to make the staff feel like part of the organization. Overall, I really liked Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The location was convenient, the staff was fantastic, there were plenty of places to eat nearby, and I loved how they incorporated both the Fever and the Garth Brooks event throughout the arena. My only real complaint was the seating in the 200 level--especially the steep stairs, limited legroom, and tight seats. But the concert was amazing, the atmosphere was great, and we had an awesome night. I'd definitely come back to Gainbridge Fieldhouse; next time, though, I might try to get seats a little closer to the action!

    Went to the fever game as an aces fan…read more It felt unsafe. It also felt like one of them rallies where the guys wear hoods... Anytime the golden child missed or got called for a foul it felt like 1953 in this place. I left before the crazy aces win bc I was really uncomfortable.

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    Tonight's concert!

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