Gainbridge Fieldhouse

The venue is at 125 S. Pennsylvania Street in Indianapolis, and the accessibility guide notes that the street is one-way southbound. Guests needing a drop-off close to the building can use the designated Pennsylvania Street drop-off location directly in front of the Fieldhouse, but only drivers dropping off guests with limited mobility should use that spot. The same guide also says the Virginia Avenue Garage on the northeast corner connects to the Fieldhouse from the garage’s third floor, with a pedestrian bridge that reaches all seating areas.

If you are mapping out an event night in downtown Indianapolis, it helps to know this is the main indoor arena, not the outdoor Bicentennial Unity Plaza. For broader planning around nearby event options, you can also browse the Indianapolis events calendar or look specifically at Indianapolis concerts if you are comparing venue types.

Accessible seating is dispersed both vertically and horizontally, and wheelchair locations plus modified aisle seats are available throughout the building. If you need accessible seating, the venue says to request it when buying tickets through Ticketmaster outlets or the box office. If your accessibility needs change after you have already bought a ticket, guest services desks on the Main Concourse, Krieg DeVault Level, and Balcony Level can help explain exchange options for ADA seating.

The accessibility materials also identify guest-services touchpoints near Section 2 on the Main Concourse, near Section 119 on the Krieg DeVault Level, and across from Sections 206/207 on the Balcony Level. Those locations are useful reference points if you need help finding services once you are inside.

There are several parking facilities around Gainbridge Fieldhouse and that accessible spaces are available in those facilities. Beyond that, it does not provide a full public parking inventory, so the safest approach is to check your event instructions and plan for downtown traffic. The venue also notes that wheeled mobility assistance is available from the Ascension St. Vincent Entry Pavilion, but it is limited and subject to availability.

Gainbridge Fieldhouse lists a broad set of accessibility resources. These include Assistive Listening Devices available at no charge with about one week’s advance notice, captioning boards during all Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever home games plus select high school and collegiate basketball events, and live captioning through the team mobile apps during home games. The venue also offers ASL interpreters for events where captioning boards are not available, but requests must be submitted at least two weeks in advance.

Other supported services include Audio Description for select events, Braille information throughout the building, sensory bags and weighted lap pads available by leaving an ID, and a sensory room on the Krieg DeVault Level near Section 119. Service animals are welcome under ADA rules, and guests with limited mobility can request escort assistance from the Ascension St. Vincent Entry Pavilion to their seating location. The venue also notes that restrooms on all levels are adapted for guests with disabilities, with gender-neutral restrooms on every level of the building.

Guest Services can explain the sensory resources available during your visit, including sensory bags and weighted lap pads. A sensory room is near Section 119, and a sensory wall is near Section 2. Ask staff for directions and availability rather than searching the concourses while missing the event.