INDIANAPOLIS, June 5 --
Pacers Sports & Entertainment announced the addition of a new entertainment destination in Conseco Fieldhouse named Legends. The new addition, located on the south end of the Krieg DeVault Club Level, will be a 600-plus limited-membership area offering an exclusive environment designed to meet business and entertainment needs with style, comfort and first-class amenities during events at Conseco Fieldhouse.
“Legends will be a great addition to what is considered the best sports arena, which has continued to be voted as the top in any of the major leagues in America,” said Pacers Sports & Entertainment’s Executive Senior Vice President and Executive Director of Conseco Fieldhouse Rick Fuson. “This exclusive area will offer our patrons a unique experience to conduct business and enjoy all the entertainment that Conseco Fieldhouse has to offer.”
A membership to this exclusive destination in the entertainment industry in Indianapolis includes almost everything. The cost of tickets to 45 Indiana Pacers’ games and 18 Indiana Fever games, great food and select beverages are all-inclusive, with free VIP parking as an option. As part of this professional atmosphere, Legends will provide your company or personal nameplate on your seats. Legends offers access to a private and exclusive bar, along with in-seat wait service. Guaranteed seating for Pacers NBA Playoff games and priority purchasing for other select Conseco Fieldhouse concerts and events is another benefit to becoming a member of Legends. There will also be private conference and dining rooms available for business meetings or gatherings.
The menu, provided by Levy Restaurants, includes items such as Chicken Wing Sampler, Mini Dessert Sampler, Ultimate Nachos, Turkey BLT Sandwich and Barbeque Chicken Sandwich, along with various snacks and desserts.
Legends will be the first significant addition to the interior of Conseco Fieldhouse since it opened in November 1999. The name Legends was chosen to keep with the theme of Conseco Fieldhouse and as a symbol of respect to all the basketball players, current, past and future, throughout the state of Indiana. Construction is scheduled to begin on July 10 and will be completed for the Pacers’ 40th Anniversary Season. RATIO Architects, Inc. developed the design and Shiel Sexton will be the construction firm.
Conseco Fieldhouse opened Nov. 6, 1999 when the Indiana Pacers hosted the Boston Celtics. Ground was broken July 22, 1997, on the $183 million multi-purpose facility. The building is owned by the Capital Improvements Board, City of Indianapolis and is operated by Pacers Sports & Entertainment.
For additional information regarding Legends, refer to the fact sheet enclosed or call 917-CLUB (2582).