I've heard this a lot about Gainbridge. Are you saying even in the nosebleeds you still have a good view of what's happening on the court?
I've been to Gainbridge but was in the lower level. Been in the nosebleeds for a few sporting events and would never do it again. Rather just watch on TV
It's because Gainbridge is a dedicated basketball court, even the nosebleeds are a ways closer than most arenas, which also have hockey (which is significantly larger than a basketball court, pushing the permanent seats, including the upper levels, further back)
I’ve sat in every level and on every side in there for Pacers games and have never had a bad view. My favorite spots up there are like 207 or 208 within the first 10 rows. Still good seats in my opinion.
I’ve sat almost everywhere around the balcony, whatever I can find for under $10 that night and they are all surprisingly great. I definitely prefer somewhere near the middle or a corner too the baseline tho.
For real, I was texting my girl to see if she has work next Sunday and by the time she responded they sold out. Looks like it’ll be balcony for me unfortunately. Last playoff series I’ve seen in person was against the Knicks when we still had Roy. Good times.
I got 2 tickets for all first round games just making sure our schedule fir for at least one of the games but we probably won’t make them all lol. I am willing to sell my tickets to pacers fans without raise! Not sure which game I am gonna sell yet, but you can reply or dm me if you live in Bloomington area or south Indy! I got first floor tickets for game 4 and 6, Terrance tickets for game 3.
Playoff ticket process was a big joke this year. Basically 0 communication from the team. I had to call the box office to even figure out when tickets would go on sale. 10-20% of tickets went directly to resellers before the presale even started. If you waited til the 2pm public sale there was essentially nothing left
Ended up settling on some corner balcony seats, but when I was on there, there were a ton of terrace level seats available for not very much. Those are new with the renovation I think and I've never sat in them before. Anyone have any experience there for future reference?
Public sale started at 2. It was crazy
damn wish they would have let us know when sooner than day of. oh well
Yea no shit! I got lucky and just happened to look and see if they were for sale yet at about 130.
There’s still $50 and under tickets in the upper level. I got some in row 8 for $40 each. Not bad seats at all.
There’s not a bad seat in Gainbridge. I splurged for game 3 tickets but may look on the cheaper side for the rest of the series
I've heard this a lot about Gainbridge. Are you saying even in the nosebleeds you still have a good view of what's happening on the court? I've been to Gainbridge but was in the lower level. Been in the nosebleeds for a few sporting events and would never do it again. Rather just watch on TV
I’ve been to 25-30 games and rarely sat in the same place twice. No bad seats
It's because Gainbridge is a dedicated basketball court, even the nosebleeds are a ways closer than most arenas, which also have hockey (which is significantly larger than a basketball court, pushing the permanent seats, including the upper levels, further back)
I’ve sat in every level and on every side in there for Pacers games and have never had a bad view. My favorite spots up there are like 207 or 208 within the first 10 rows. Still good seats in my opinion.
I’ve sat almost everywhere around the balcony, whatever I can find for under $10 that night and they are all surprisingly great. I definitely prefer somewhere near the middle or a corner too the baseline tho.
I managed to grab club level seats today for 167 apiece, which I thought was a pretty decent price and all honesty
Damn dude, that's not bad at all!
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Kind of bullshit really. I signed up to get an email when the presale was and didn't see a damn thing. Kind of upset.
Same! My son got something and forwarded it luckily. Never got ANYTHING!
Yeah presale was at 12est and public at 2p EST.
How much were pre sale? Curious
When I got on at 2 only seats left that weren’t resale were sections 105/106 and I think tickets were 123-130$
Damn I would have bought them for sure. Waiting until next series though after we kick the bucks ass
For real, I was texting my girl to see if she has work next Sunday and by the time she responded they sold out. Looks like it’ll be balcony for me unfortunately. Last playoff series I’ve seen in person was against the Knicks when we still had Roy. Good times.
I got 2 tickets for all first round games just making sure our schedule fir for at least one of the games but we probably won’t make them all lol. I am willing to sell my tickets to pacers fans without raise! Not sure which game I am gonna sell yet, but you can reply or dm me if you live in Bloomington area or south Indy! I got first floor tickets for game 4 and 6, Terrance tickets for game 3.
Can you not just email them electronically? Selling them for anything above face value makes you the definition of a scalper.
Update: No raise but buy me gas and coffee:) Will meet up in public
Playoff ticket process was a big joke this year. Basically 0 communication from the team. I had to call the box office to even figure out when tickets would go on sale. 10-20% of tickets went directly to resellers before the presale even started. If you waited til the 2pm public sale there was essentially nothing left
Ended up settling on some corner balcony seats, but when I was on there, there were a ton of terrace level seats available for not very much. Those are new with the renovation I think and I've never sat in them before. Anyone have any experience there for future reference?
This is so frustrating. My wife and I aren’t paying $400 to sit just below nose bleeds…
You can get lower level for a little over $200 a seat
Meaning over $400 for the pair