They sell tons of alcoholic beverages but the drinks don't fit in the cup holders! Who's supposed to hold my drink???

I had forgotten how awesome of a stadium Lucas Oil is. I love all of the racecars, giant concourses, and great seats throughout the stadium. We went to the Colts vs Jaguars game on December 28, 2025. The Colts lost, but the whole atmosphere was super fun. Blue has to be the best mascot in the NFL. Tons of restrooms, giant concourses to walk around. Some cool high school memorabilia and helmets. I like all of the history that was incorporated. read more

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A piece of crap stadium with not enough bathrooms. For the NCAA tournament there was literally 100 person deep lines at EVERY men's bathroom. While ever women's bathroom was vacant. And the most idiotic thing- there's more women bathrooms than men's. Top it off with overpriced concessions and horrible concourses that are hard to navigate. Indy is pitiful read more

I came here for the first time for the 2026 NCAA Mens Basketball final four and the championship game. There are a ton of parking options nearby (that are independently operated). I chose to pay a little more for one that was right by the stadium and had easy access to quick out after. Worth it. The security to enter was easy, but felt it was secure enough that I felt safe. The inside of this venue is very impressive. It is HUGE. I felt the bathrooms were very clean as was the entire place. There are a lot of options for food and drink, albeit expensive, pretty on par with sporting event prices. Signage was clear and it was easy to find my seats with no assistance. I felt the sound, scoreboard, and video board was great throughout the games. Exit after the event was easy. I would definitely come here again for another event as it is so nice! read more

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This large football stadium had a wood floor for the NCAA tournament. It's nice. Everyone has a pretty good seat considering how huge it is. Normal food stands are throughout the concourses with normal high prices. Bathrooms are great, big with lots of stalls. We had a friend in a wheelchair. People with disabilities have their own entrance once they get in. Ramps are used to go up or down like all stadiums have. Elevators are around, and they're slow. Look for signs. There is no where to hide a wheelchair as my friend could hobble to his seat. I found a hiding spot. A stadium we frequent has storage rooms or curtains to put them behind. An attendant helps us. read more

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I hate this stupid stadium. It is overpacked and totally sucks. I sigh whenever an event I am attending is being hosted here. The layout is way too big for what it really is. I despise this place. Gainbridge is also waaay better than this hell hole. read more

Very nice venue. Massive in size and a great place to watch a sporting event of a concert. Place is clean and staff is overall helpful and kind. Parking options are plentiful and close at a reasonable price. read more

Lucas Oil Stadium - 300 level seats - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

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Outstanding Indianapolis venue... We've lived in Indiana for 3 years now, and finally made it to LOS... What a great and exciting venue. We went for the B1G Championship Game (too bad the "good guys" from CBUS lost), and it was an absolutely electric environment. LOS is easily one of the best sports venues in the country... New and modern feel, good food and drink (albeit insanely overpriced - $15 for a beer, gtfoh), and entertaining environment for sporting events - That place gets insanely loud (115+ decibels). While the game itself was awfully biased for obvious reasons (hat tip to IU for the win), it's a friendly Midwest environment and 100% worth the $ spent. We'll be back next year for sure to watch TOSU get redemption on IU, as I expect a rematch in the B1G Championship... O-H-I-O read more

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Date of visit: 9/7/25 vs. Miami Dolphins. Home opener and first game of the 2025 NFL season. The house that Peyton built! I got to witness Danny Dimes turning into Indiana Jones. Hopefully he could keep it up and have a successful resurgence of his career. Also got to see a great touchdown catch by Michael Pittman Jr!! (I went to USC) I was able to get a lower level seat for this game. The view at my seat in LL corner and energy in the stadium was amazing. Peyton Manning was also in the house as part of a ceremony to honor their recently deceased owner, Jim Irsay Just a really cool stadium overall as well. They have a retractable roof and everything was easy to navigate, especially going to and from the stadium. I already ate before getting into the stadium so I can't speak for the concessions. During the game, I only bought a beer. Beer prices, here, relative to other stadiums I've been to is really reasonably priced. My only gripe would be selection of craft beer might be limited or I didn't look hard enough. I can't emphasize how great the logistics were. I parked about half a mile away and walked into the stadium no problem. Leaving was just as easy. Maybe I'm traumatized or have PTSD from trying to get in and out of stadiums in LA , but this and the overall gameday experience was very 'visitor friendly'. Amazing place to watch a game. read more

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I was lucky enough to enjoy a Colts game in a suite and I had such a fantastic experience. Our suite attendant was amazing and so helpful, kind, and welcoming. She took care of us throughout the entire game and truly made the experience awesome. We had so much delicious food- from character, salad, hot dogs, Mac n cheese, nachos, burgers, veggies and dip, buffalo chicken dip, and more- it was so much fun. We also had a margarita cart (need this in my life on a regular basis) as well as a dessert cart! I grabbed a Nothing Bundt Cake mini cake which is always delicious. The afternoon was definitely memorable! read more

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We took a trip to see a NFL game over Thanksgiving. I have been to stadiums, but this win is a favorite. The design along with the attention to what fans need was on point. We never waited in lines for drinks, food or the bathroom. We were there when the stadium was packed as well. I never felt frustrated with the crowds. We saw a great hand and we even had too level seating. read more

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We attended the Colts game this past Sunday and were seated in the Toyota seats located at the top of section 504. The seats were really nice, which unfortunately drew a crowd of folks that were content with just standing behind where our seats were located. At one point, a member of the CSC staff who I believe to have been a supervisor came through and announced loudly that no one was to stand directly behind the seats. She informed them that they would need to stand behind a line that she indicated on the ground. She then consulted with the staff member who had been standing there and assisting us all with locating our seats. After her departure, several of the fans returned, and for a while the CSC staffer repeatedly asked them to stand back. After a while, he gave up. That was the only unfortunate part of our experience. The stadium was otherwise very nice. It was clean and tidy, from the seats, to the restrooms, concession stands and stairways. The staff were all friendly and helpful. I had the Hot Box pepperoni pizza, and it tasted really fresh. I also enjoyed a featured mixed drink made with Crown Royal and sweet tea with Peach Schnapps. My husband enjoyed a couple Bud Lights and a Stella Artois as well as some Texas Roadhouse peanuts (shell-on). He paid for those nuts, which are usually given away for free at the restaurant. I didn't even want to ask how much! There were so many interesting things happening prior to and throughout the game. There were dance-offs, toddler racing, and give-aways to keep the crowd engaged. At one point, a QR code was shown for us to scan for a chance to win prizes, but the reception in the stadium is really bad and we were unable to connect to their wi-fi. As I looked around, the same seemed to be true for just about everyone. That was sort of a bummer. We were also hoping that they'd have the roof open, but unfortunately, they did not. read more

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Watched the Michigan Natl championship game. Nice place for a game, but some seats looked like they were way to far. We had good seats. Not a fan of the food stands. read more

Went to my first NFL game. Got there late and parking was crazy!! It was nice to not wait in a line when we got there though. With a small wristlet I was able to fly on by and getting to our seats was easy. There were t-shirts on our seats when we got there, first colts shirt! Don't remember the section but seats were great! It was a beautiful day and the dome was open, which was awesome! When I went to the bathroom it was clean, it was also pretty early on. It's a great stadium! Just look up the bag policy because I saw a lot of people with small clear bags. read more

Attending a Colts game at Lucas Oil Stadium is always a great experience! The tailgating atmosphere is unmatched and sets the tone before you even head inside. The stadium itself is very clean and well kept. We sat in section 114 and had access to the lounge, which was a huge plus, separate bathrooms and concession stands made everything so much more convenient. Overall, an awesome experience for a Colts vs. Broncos game! read more

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First time here to Lucas Oil stadium. What can I say...It's beautiful...go access on all sides of the stadium. Plenty of concessions inside. It's a dome so this place is comfortable any time of year. Fan atmosphere is great. As a Bengal fan... I'm envious of the facility. Parking is available around and nearby. read more

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Very understandable why this stadium gets so many positive accolades. There is clear signage that shows where your seats are, easy entrance and exit and plenty of restrooms and concession stands. For all the people that fit in here it is still spacious enough where you don't feel packed in. read more

One of my favorite NFL Stadiums (maybe I'm biased?!) this venue is great for any event. It's in a great location for Indianapolis. The food and drink options are great and the staff is always very kind! read more

I've had a lot of really great experiences on my Tenderness Tour events, however, not much tops the opening of this year's tour as I found myself with a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the stadium and the ability to enter the field at the same spot players enter and being allowed to actually wheel around the field as I began my 150-mile journey this year. Mind-boggling. This was only my second time in Lucas Oil Stadium - the other time being a fundraiser during a game (though I've yet to see a game). Sure, I was there for a good cause - but I can't say enough how incredibly wonderful it was to have such a top-notch welcome from the Colts organization, Blue, and two cheerleaders (Whitney and Jenelle). One of my first remarks was that being on the field gave me a real sense of the pressure of playing on the field AND being a cheerleader on the field. It felt overwhelming. Lucas Oil Stadium opened in 2008 and is operated by the Capital Improvement Board. Lucas Oil has naming rights for a 20-year-period. The stadium covers 1.8 million square feet (2.5 times the size of the former RCA Dome). The exterior facade is comprised of 980,000 bricks (which would span 185 miles). Seating capacity is 67,000 for football. It can be expanded to 70,000 if needed. The roof has two retractable roof panels - each ways around 2.5 million pounds. They take 11 minutes to open. There are 139 suites, 8 field suites, a press box, video boards, exhibit hall space, and twelve meeting rooms on event level. Without stepping outside, guests can access the Indiana Convention Center, Circle Centre Mall, and over 4,700 hotel rooms. Public tours are available. Accessibility options are strong here and I've always been impressed that players, Blue (the mascot), and cheerleaders all seem comfortable with disability in interactions. This was very true upon my most recent visit. Lucas Oil Stadium even opened a sensory room this year. Other accessibility features: Integrated seating (quite impressive) Large print menus at concessions Ramps, elevators, etc. (In fact, I likely entered via one of the least accessible areas and still found it quite workable). Family restrooms Assistive listening devices Much more. Quite honestly, I think accessibility at Lucas Oil blows Gainbridge Fieldhouse away. I actually used to be a season ticket holder for the Indiana Fever and quit because of accessibility issues. I'd always been impressed by Lucas Oil Stadium, however, this more up-front glimpse into the facility and the ability to be on the field left me in awe of both the stadium and its personnel. Here's hoping I make my first game in the near future! read more

Lucas Oil Stadium - Yes, it's true. I got to pray on the field at Lucas Oil with my pastor, Blue, and two Colts cheerleaders (Whitney and Jenelle). - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

Lucas Oil Stadium is an incredible venue that is one of the best for big events in the Midwest. Its best feature is its flexibility, thanks to the retractable roof and the huge north window wall. This design lets the venue easily go from an indoor dome to an open air stadium, making it great for all kinds of events. The stadium is really well designed for handling huge crowds. Even though it holds a ton of people, the concourses are easy to figure out. The seating is great too and the upper decks are steep, which means everyone gets a clear view of the field. Everything runs smoothly. They have great HD video boards and powerful sound systems to help spectators feel more immersed. read more

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Glad to have a nice elevator and great staff to direct the hoards of people entering the stadium. read more

Lucas Oil Stadium - Colts win! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

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I attended the Eras Tour here recently. The lines and security checks were organized to get in. We didn't have any issues inside, either. A big venue for big events! read more

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Went for FDIC, a large fireman's conference and the field was used for the exposition. It's pretty big inside and also looks really cool. What I liked was that it's actually connected, all indoors to the Indiana Convention Center, which you can walk between without going outside. The combo of the two locations provides a very large amount of convention space. read more

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Came here for the Eras tour concert and was blown away by this venue!! I went in through the back entrance due to having floor seats, the entry was very smooth. I parked at Victory field which was within walking distance. The building is absolutely stunning and I think the huge window is so cool! I grew up in Indiana during the days of the RCA dome so this was a treat! Well done Indy!! read more

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Lucas Oil Stadium is without a doubt one of the best venues for sports & entertainment in the United States. Home of my Indianapolis Colts and many other events including the Celebrity All-Star Game which I attended while doing this review. If you've never had the pleasure of experiencing what this stadium has to offer you are truly missing out. The one thing I will say that this stadium needs are ushers and no I'm not referring to the singer. I've seen tons of people since I've been sitting here not knowing where their seats are and I've not seen one single member of staff helping people find their seats. Other than that, this is definitely a venue to catch a game or any event for that matter and even if you're not local, you need to make it a point to come here. read more

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This is a great venue! Be mindful of what gate it says on your ticket as there are several exterior entrances and the one on your ticket will get you closest to your seats inside. There are plenty of food and drink places open, but not a ton of variety. Not a big deal as I only expect American food at a football stadium. Food prices weren't bad and when you purchase a water bottle, they do not serve it in a cup, so you don't have to worry about spilling which is always great! We were in the 300s section, which is a very small section between the 200s and 400s with fantastic views of the stage. Security is also thorough but quick here. There are escalators around the stadium to help you get up to the higher levels, I recommend taking the stairs when you leave or you'll be waiting a while. read more

Lucas Oil Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

Taylor Swift ERAS Tour This review is actually written by my wife. She and my daughter were able to attend Taylor Swift's concert in Indianapolis. On Friday, Nov. 1 my daughter and I attended the Taylor Swift concert in Indianapolis. It was nothing short of amazing, fabulous, fantastic, and incredible. Indianapolis welcomed the record crowd of 69,000 with open arms. One high rise had TS's photograph on the building. The streets surrounding Lucas Oil Stadium were rename to Taylor's song titles. There was plenty of police presence, and they were all polite and enthusiastic. My only negative was the line to get the wristband for floor seats. We waited at least 30 minutes in line and missed all but the last song of Gracie Abrams, which was a shame. I hope that the Saturday and Sunday concerts are better organized. The crowd was mostly female, and there were more sequins than on New Year's Eve. As we were leaving, a woman commented how nice the crowd was - no stink of weed in the air, and no inebriated attendees. The crowd ranged from 6 year olds with parents to grey hairs. Taylor Swift performed for 3-1/2 hours straight, with her only breaks being for costume changes, which were maybe 3-5 minutes. She was on the move the entire time, and was so gracious to her fans. Video coverage, other audio visuals were impeccably timed. My daughter and I wore matching pink dresses and pink, white and blue sneakers. A family in front of us were dressed in coordinating lavender - dad, mom and 2 daughters under 10. They were adorable. The crowd was singing along to every song, and I mean word-for-word. Taylor Swift is the consummate professional. During one song, she asked to have a battery change during the middle of the song. The tech changed it out, and she didn't miss a single word. When the concert ended, I was not ready for it to end, although I was simultaneously exhausted. I slept ever so soundly once we hit the hotel. This was the last US concert and close to the end of the Eras tour. If you ever have the opportunity see her, jump on it! My daughter and I will cherish the memory. read more

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Great place to see a football game. Today the window was open but the roof was closed. Plenty of bathrooms and concessions. The video boards are huge and can be seen from everywhere. Plenty of entrances and exits. Plus you can walk to it from basically anywhere downtown. read more

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What a great fan experience for Colts fans. Is everything somewhat pricey? Nit really. Lucas Oil Stadium prices are on par or lower than prices I've experienced at other NFL stadiums. There is a great variety of tasty treats. Food choices range from stadium basics (burgers & hotdogs) to loaded fries, foot long hot dogs rolled in blue Taki crumbs, Mac' n Cheese with toppings, garlic cheese curds and my favorite--Bourbon Peach Cinnamon Rolls. It's in the suites and I brought one home for Sunday breakfast. Yummy. The restrooms are plentiful and clean with infant changing stations. There is parking nearby and the closer to the stadium, the more expensive it is going to cost. But, you expected that, right? read more

Great stadium with comfortable seats...I loved the cup holders. It's a classic looking building with easy access. We were there for Olympic trials and it was a fun time. I'd love to see a football game sometime. read more

Lucas Oil Stadium - Swim trials 2024 - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

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Love the stadium it's super huge and the atmosphere is amazing. They keep it really clean and the staff are helpful and very welcoming. Good beer selection too! read more

Lucas Oil Stadium - Second row - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

Great stadium. Excellent views from any location. Also restrooms and food/drinks very conveniently located. Exiting this place is very quick and safe through lateral ramps that manage big crowds. I felt very safe and happy, after Michigan won the BIG10 championship! read more

Lucas Oil Stadium - Came to see how Michigan won the BIG10 championship!!! #GoBlue!!! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

Indianapolis has one of the best airports in the country and also one of the best football stadiums. Yay for Indy! How great for us that we get to enjoy watching Colts football in such a nice stadium. I attended my first Colts football game here just recently, and I was impressed with every single thing. The seating, the cleanliness, the friendliness of the people who work at the stadium, the food and beverage choices, and lots more. I especially liked the fact that the stadium roof can be kept open during nice weather (like it was when I visited -- ahhh, fresh air!). One really neat thing about Lucas Oil Stadium is that it offers sensory bags for visitors with sensory issues. The bags include fidget toys, headphones and other things that help with different sensory needs. They can be checked out at certain areas of the stadium. The parking can be kind of crazy, but fortunately there are lots of parking options downtown. read more

Lucas Oil Stadium - Watching the game with the roof open - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

The centerpiece of the Indianapolis area. We are here for a special fundraising event for gleaners food bank huddle against hunger. This is a beautiful stadium of seats fun to be down on the floor, where they play. This place hosted a lot of events, fundraisers, obviously professional football, high school, football state, championships, high school, marching band contest, Drum core international world championships, lots of big conventions, including the national Catholic youth, as well as tons of other things throughout the year. It's got a great atmosphere here lots of open spaces play of room for people to go, but I guess you have to have that if you have 10 of thousands of people here. Concessions here are relatively expensive but I do know that they allow nonprofit organizations to come and have people work so that they can earn money to pay for school fees and nonprofit costs throughout the year so at least they are giving back. Stadium and again it's the centerpiece of the downtown. The windows are open and the opening and closing of the roof, it makes for many different options for people that would like to use the space. read more

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Lucas Oil Stadium knows how to throw a good party as always! We attended the All Star Celebrity game last night and were intrigued to find out how they transitioned the arena to accommodate a basketball event. Holy moly! Everything was over the top and well planned. The LED court was mesmerizing to watch! The food options were pricey (as expected), but the stands and counters throughout the halls made dining a quick pit stop. We appreciated the monitors positioned throughout the arena and halls so we never missed a beat. We had center seats in the 400's and were able to get a good view of the court and multiple monitors. Merch stops located throughout for stroll to your seats. Staff is super friendly as always. Superior sound system available. The light is effects make for a truly immersive experience. Nailed it! read more

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Over the years, I've been to some games over the years with seats in different places. I personally wouldn't recommend the upper levels but the middle levels are nice! The window is a nice feature. There is a gate at the south entrance so don't forget to utilize it! read more

Went to the Colts/Tampa Bay game last night. Figured it will be my last chance to see Tom Brady. The weather was awesome for a game and the roof and windows were open. There is so much to see in the stadium not just Colts related. Lots of Indy racing memorabilia. Plenty of bathrooms and food vendors to chose from. No surprise that everything is overpriced. Parking in the area was everything from $20 to $45. We went with $30 at the underground parking garage at Panama Plaza due to close location to stadium and our gate. L the staff were very friendly and helpful. Security directing traffic after the game did a great job moving traffic along. Too bad there wasn't anyone directing traffic in the garage. It was a mess. Overall a great experience and the Colts won! read more

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Dairy Queen, nice stadium with good concessions at semi reasonable prices. Me and my sons went here yesterday evening for the Supercross and had a really good time. read more

Absolutely enjoyed our visit to Luxas Oil Stadium. Beautiful facility from what we saw. Variety of food stand options from pizza, barbecue, hot dogs and loaded nachos. Moderately priced depending on what you were wanting. The building was accessible and plenty of space through out. Only downside was that there wasn't a parking lot option at the stadium itself, so we had to research the surrounding lots options in advance. Would surely visit again if given the opportunity. read more

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While at a work conference in Indianapolis I was treated to a Colts game. The Lucas Oil Stadium was next to our hotel (JW Marriott) and accessible from the Indiana Convention Center which meant we never had to walk outside. The most difficult process of attending was the pre-work. Download the app, then access via Ticketmaster, then have tickets transferred to me, accept the tickets, refresh the app, etc. Whew! But I did it and once I moved through security I was able to pull up my tickets and show the bar code. The stadium was huge! I was in awe. The crowd was insane. If you're attending with younger kids, hold right to them. There is a lot of signage but be patient with yourself because the arrows can be confusing. Even more so pay attention to your path so that you can remember how to get back to your car/hotel/etc. The dome was closed and that was nice because it was incredibly cold outside. So happy I didn't have to lug a coat or deal with it in tight seats. I'm not a football fan but I felt excited being here and was so glad I made the effort. Bright lights, great music, cheerleaders, dance team, an amazing drum line, an inappropriate mascot, and so much more to watch. This is nothing like watching it on TV. I loved watching the cameras fly across the field to capture the plays. Cheering with the crowd was amazing. My senses were on overload but I felt so happy. A once in a lifetime experience. I feel so lucky to have experienced it. read more

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