| NBA FAN CODE OF CONDUCT |
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The National Basketball Association, Indiana Pacers, and Conseco Fieldhouse are committed to creating a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable sports & entertainment experience. NBA fans have a right to expect an environment
where:
The arena staff has been trained to intervene where necessary to help ensure that the above expectations are met, and guests are encouraged to report any inappropriate behavior to the nearest usher, security guard or guest services staff member. Guests who choose not to adhere to these provisions will be subject to ejection without refund and revocation of season tickets and may also be in violation of city ordinances resulting in possible arrest and prosecution. The NBA, Indiana Pacers and Conseco Fieldhouse thank you for adhering to the provisions of the NBA Fan Code of Conduct. |
Announced by NBA
NBA News Release | New York, Feb. 17, 2005 The Arena Guidelines were prepared in consultation with NBA teams and
arena operators, crowd management and security experts, law enforcement
officials, members of the concessions industry and representatives of TEAM
(Techniques for Effective Alcohol Management).
The NBA Fan Code of Conduct (copy attached), which sets forth
expected standards of decorum for all fans attending NBA games, will be
posted prominently in all NBA arenas, and public address announcements
concerning some of its key elements will be made during each NBA game.
Guests who fail to adhere to these standards will be subject to ejection
and revocation of season tickets.
The new Guidelines also set forth minimum standards regarding the
serving of alcohol, including the provision that alcohol be served only
until the start of the fourth quarter, restrictions on the size (24 ounces)
and number (two) of alcoholic beverages sold per individual customer, the
training of arena personnel in effective alcohol management, and the
maintenance of designated driver programs in each NBA arena.
The Arena Guidelines will go into effect for all NBA games beginning
with the All-Star Game in Denver on Sunday, February 20.
The National Basketball Association today
issued to all teams a revised set of Arena Guidelines, according to NBA
Deputy Commissioner and COO Russ Granik. The Guidelines include policies
dealing with the deployment of security personnel, alcohol sales and a new
Fan Code of Conduct.

















