Get Your Tickets
Indiana Fever tickets are available for all home games through Ticketmaster on the Fever website. Tickets start at $15. Children 2 and under are free if sharing a seat with a paid adult and do not require a ticket.
Parking Your Car
Street parking is available at the meters or, you can park in the attached parking structure. If you park in the Virginia Avenue Parking Garage, you’ll walk across a covered walkway right into the Fieldhouse.
Baby Friendly
In recent years, Gainbridge Fieldhouse has made some helpful family-friendly updates. Parents with nursing babies can find a Mother’s Room on the Main Concourse at Section 2 and at Section 119 on the Krieg DeVault level by the Guest Services desk.
Both men’s and women’s restrooms are equipped with changing tables in the handicap-accessible stalls. The gender-neutral restrooms also offer changing tables.
While Gainbridge’s bag policy only allows small, clutch-sized bags (6″x9″x1.5″), exceptions are made for reasonably-sized diaper and medical bags.
Unique Game Experiences
The Indiana Fever is really a community-driven team. The players love interacting with their fans and giving them a moment to shine.
Ball Kid Program
Kids age 14 and up can apply to be a Ball Kid. Jobs include setting up the court, sweeping the floor, handing out water and towels during timeouts, folding warmups and towels, rebounding for the players.
Why should you do this?
– It’s so cool!
– Free game tickets for you and 2 family members
– Free pre-game meal
– Free Fever apparel
Best Fever Game Deals For Families
Friday Family Night Tickets
Select Sunday and Friday games at Gainbridge Fieldhouse bring a great deal. Indiana Fever Family Night tickets will get you a small drink, a hot dog, chips, and a Fever hat. Tickets start at $16 each.
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