Gainbridge Fieldhouse Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common Gainbridge Fieldhouse visitor questions.
Where are the restrooms at Gainbridge Fieldhouse?
Gainbridge Fieldhouse has restrooms on every level: Main Concourse, Krieg DeVault Club Level, KeyBank Suite Level, and Balcony Level (200s).
Family restrooms with baby changing stations are on all levels, including near Sections 2, 7, and 15 (Main Concourse), Section 119 (Krieg DeVault), Suite 1 (KeyBank), and Sections 204 and 216 (Balcony). Gender-neutral restrooms with changing tables are also on all levels.
Important: there are no restrooms in the Ascension St. Vincent Entry Pavilion. The Team Store also has restrooms during store hours. See our
interactive restroom map for exact locations.
Are there gender-neutral restrooms at Gainbridge Fieldhouse?
Yes. Gender-neutral restrooms are available on all levels of the building. Gender-neutral restrooms with changing tables are located near Suite 1 on the KeyBank Suite Level and Sections 204 and 216 on the Balcony Level, plus additional locations throughout the Main Concourse.
Are there accessible restrooms at Gainbridge Fieldhouse?
Yes. All restrooms are adapted for guests with disabilities. The venue is fully accessible with elevators (northeast area, all levels), escalators (Delaware and Pennsylvania sides), and ramps. Wheelchair escort service is available from the Entry Pavilion to seats. Gainbridge is also a Sensory Inclusive Venue with sensory bags at Guest Relations Desks.
Where are baby changing stations?
Gender-neutral restrooms with changing tables on all levels. Key locations: near Suite 1 (KeyBank Suite Level), Sections 204 and 216 (Balcony Level), and throughout the Main Concourse.
Are there nursing rooms at Gainbridge Fieldhouse?
Yes. Two Mothers Rooms: one on the Main Concourse at Section 2 and one at Section 119 on the Krieg DeVault Level near the Guest Services desk. Private spaces with seating.
Is Gainbridge Fieldhouse cashless?
Yes. 100% cashless. All points of purchase accept credit cards, debit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. Cash-to-card kiosks are at the Entry Pavilion Box Office and Sections 3, 19, and 210. No cash accepted anywhere in the venue.
Where should I park for Gainbridge Fieldhouse?
Virginia Avenue Garage ($15-30, connected via pedestrian bridge, 44 ADA spaces) is the best option for accessibility. City Park Garage ($10-25, 5 min walk) is the most affordable nearby. The ADA drop-off zone is on Pennsylvania Street directly in front of the Fieldhouse. If staying downtown, just walk — it's the most walkable arena in the NBA.
How do I get to Gainbridge Fieldhouse without a car?
IndyGo Red Line BRT stops on Capitol Avenue ($1.75 fare). Multiple local bus routes serve the Julia M. Carson Transit Center (201 E Washington St, 5-min walk). Rideshare drop-off on Pennsylvania Street, pick-up on Delaware Street. Most downtown hotels are under 10 minutes on foot.
What should I eat at Gainbridge Fieldhouse?
Inside: Warehouse District BBQ (brisket, pulled pork), Three Point Taqueria (tacos, nachos), Chick-fil-A, Ben's Pretzels (local favorite), and Fieldhouse Favorites. Fast Break grab-n-go uses Zippin checkout-free tech. Pre-game: Commission Row (steps from arena) or Harry & Izzy's (0.2 mi).
What is there to do near Gainbridge Fieldhouse?
Monument Circle (0.4 mi, observation deck), Mass Ave Arts District (0.6 mi, galleries, theaters, dining), Canal Walk (0.8 mi, paddle boats, gondolas), Indiana State Museum (0.9 mi), and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum (7 mi, $61M renovation completed 2025).
What hotels are closest to Gainbridge Fieldhouse?
Courtyard by Marriott Downtown (0.07 mi, from $150/night) is the closest. Hampton Inn Downtown (0.16 mi, from $115) is the best value. Omni Severin Hotel (0.22 mi, from $180) for luxury. Book early for Fever games — the Caitlin Clark effect fills downtown hotels fast.
What is the Caitlin Clark effect on Gainbridge Fieldhouse?
Since Caitlin Clark was drafted by the Indiana Fever in 2024, Gainbridge Fieldhouse went from averaging ~4,000 fans to 17,000+ sellouts. The Fever's 2024 home attendance of 116,000 exceeded the previous two seasons combined. All 44 Fever games are nationally televised in 2026. Season tickets have a waitlist. It's the biggest attendance transformation in WNBA history.
When is Gainbridge Fieldhouse busiest?
Indiana Fever games (Caitlin Clark) are now the busiest at 17,000+ sellouts. Pacers playoff games also sell out. Weekend regular-season Pacers games draw 15,000-17,000. Weeknight games (Tue-Thu) are the easiest with 12,000-16,000. Restroom lines peak at halftime on the Main Concourse — use the Balcony Level.
Is there free water at Gainbridge Fieldhouse?
Yes. Any concession stand will provide a free cup of ice water on request. The arena is fully cashless, but free water requires no payment. Water fountains are on every level. Sealed plastic water bottles are allowed through security.
Where is First Aid at Gainbridge Fieldhouse?
First Aid is on the Main Concourse near Section 7. Medical staff are stationed throughout during all events. Guest Relations desks on all levels have basic first aid supplies. For emergencies, contact any arena staff member.
Can Gainbridge Fieldhouse accommodate food allergies?
Yes. Chick-fil-A and Ben's Pretzels accommodate common allergies. Zippin checkout-free stores display ingredient information. Speak with a manager at any concession stand for allergen-specific options. Sealed outside food for medical dietary needs is permitted through security.
Is Gainbridge Fieldhouse family-friendly?
Very. Family restrooms with changing tables on all four levels. Gender-neutral restrooms throughout. Two dedicated Mothers Rooms. Gainbridge is a certified Sensory Inclusive Venue with free sensory bags at all Guest Relations Desks. Wheelchair escort service available. Free water at all concession stands. Strollers permitted.
