Franchises

INDIANA JONESED FOR WNBA? AVERAGE TIX PRICE SET AT $13

8.30.1999

          The average ticket price for the Pacers' WNBA franchise
     at Conseco Fieldhouse next season will be about $13, with
     prices ranging from $5 to $85, according to Sean Horgan of
     the INDIANAPOLIS STAR-NEWS, who wrote the prices are "among
     the more affordable" in the league.  The team's average
     ticket price for its debut season will be about $1 below the
     current league average and about $40 less than the Pacers'
     average.  Courtside seats will cost between $30 and $85,
     lower level and baseline seats will go for $25 and club
     seats will range from $12 to $25.  All price categories
     "will be available for season-ticket packages," but season-
     ticket holders "will not receive a discounted rate from the
     single-game price."  Luxury suite holders at Conseco
     Fieldhouse will receive the WNBA games as part of their
     overall package (INDIANAPOLIS STAR-NEWS, 8/28).

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