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INDIANAPOLIS — Travelers at Indianapolis International Airport are getting an unexpected sight — a 'courtside' view of next month's NBA All-Star Game. The full-size replica court certainly is turning heads, with many surprised travelers taking photos. Airport authorities have jumped on board in promoting the city's first All-Star Game since 1985 by printing out a decal court, bringing in two basketball stanchions, one with a shot clock. Travelers can't shoot at the goals but just a few steps away from the 'court,' fans can visit the Indiana Pacers Courtside Club. Airport officials say they will be adding more features as the city's first All-Star Game nears on Feb. 18.
