An excellent facility for a ballgame! Good seating all around with no bad views. We sat on first base side about 3/4 the way up and got a shady spot on hot day. The concourses can be crowed when merchandise booths are busy. The worst battle is actually getting into the facility and crossing the street. Chill out and relax though, the side entrance lines seemed to move much faster for us. read more

Really awesome place to go for some baseball! Very nice facility, great food, and they even have McAlister's sweet tea! I always have a great time here attending the Indians games! read more

Victory Field - view from bullpen off of third base - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

Love this ballpark. Visited Friday night, one more home stand after this week. Weather was perfect for a high scoring game, 9-6, tribe lost. This is by far the cleanest ball park I have visited. For its age, it is nearly pristine. I wish there were more food options, but it will do. Yuenglings was providing samples tonight, yay! I was interesting vendors only took credit, no cash. My friend only had cash, eventually a cashier said you can buy cards at the ticket window, so to the window we headed! read more

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what a great place to watch a game. i've only been to now a grand total of *drumroll* TWO triple a baseball stadiums, but i think this one dunks on the mudhens' stadium in toledo. it's obviously aaa-sized, but it has an MLB feel. the club section is cozy and nicely furnished with a good selection of food (that i won't eat), and beer and mixed drinks. it was a really good time, and the walk off double made the night even better. i'd definitely like to be back! read more

Minor league team the Indianapolis Indians have played baseball here since 1996. The park seats15,696, with lawn seating. There were minor league games both nights we were in the city & we were able to see the field & scoreboard clearly from our hotel room. read more

This ball park is great. Family friendly with a decent collection of concessions. Although the lack of corn dogs is disappointing! It's a Pepsi vendor so that's another strike. The field and views of the city are wonderful. Parking is well organized as is crowd control at the start and end of the night. They're now offering movie nights and that's a great way to extend its use and support downtown businesses. read more

I got tickets for an Indians game and had such a blast! This field and stadium are beautiful. We went on a dollar Tuesday night and had so much fun. So many options for food and drinks for such great prices. read more

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I love taking my family to victory field. Baseball has always been my favorite sport and to be able to show my children a great time is always a pleasure. read more

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A must visit when you're in Indy. Great clean spaces, suite, stadium, and lawn seating available. Incredibly affordable ticket prices, gift shops, and concessions. Fun game experience, and a great place for the family or corporate outing. :) read more

First time visiting. Weather was perfect for a football game. Our seats were in section 105 and we were pretty close to the field so it was nice to be able to see the players uo close. The seats are rather snug though so it was hard to sit comfortably and for an extended period of time. When I looked on the website, it a aid there were vegan options but the only thing I saw was the ack bean burger at the Range. I ended up not getting anything as I ate before our visit. read more

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It may be 25 years old but its still a great park. We scored some great seats for super price off Groupon. Have t been here in several years and forgot how relaxing it is to watch baseball in person. Loads of refreshment choices and everyone working seemed genuinely happy to see dans in the stands. Go catch a game before the end of the season. read more

Victory Field - Play ball - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

Unabashedly, I know very little about baseball. But what I do know about is finding places to keep kids happy and entertained, and Victory Field is right up there with the best of them. This minor-league baseball stadium is simply amazing, and I'm so proud that it's a part of downtown Indianapolis. We visited Victory Field to see the Indianapolis Indians play on a Sunday, which happens to be a very family-friendly day. All kids 14 years of age and under eat free on Sundays! We received vouchers for a free hot dog, bag of chips and bottle of water. We also got to say hello to some Angry Birds who happened to be visiting the baseball stadium that day. You see, every Sunday, there is a different kid-centric things that takes place at the stadium. When we visited, it was Angry Birds. Other days will be LEGO, or superhero day, or Daniel Tiger. Check the Indy Indians website to see what you can expect each Sunday. Another great thing about visiting the stadium on Sundays is that kids get to run the bases at the end of the game. My kids were smiling the whole time as they ran from first through third base. So far, we've only been to Victory Field on a Sunday, but I've heard from friends that the stadium puts on an excellent fireworks display on Fridays after the game. We will probably be back to check that out! Other neat kid- and family-related things that Victory Field does right: * ALL bathrooms have changing tables, not just the women's bathrooms * There is a mother's room where moms can take their babies to nurse or just sit in a relaxing space * They offer vegan and gluten-free food options (you have to go looking for them, but they are there) * They offer lawn seating, where kids can run around and play while watching the game. This is essential, because not all kids can sit in a seat for two hours! We will definitely be back to see more ball games in the future! I love that Victory Field is here and offers so many fun things for families. read more

Updating! Their info/ statement about covid-- masks required till seated in your seat. Social distancing and plenty of room in between parties. Some of the concessions are open. read more

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If you are looking for an activity for a date or to take your children to than I say go check out the Indians game. I went to the Indian's game today due to my niece having a performance for junior colts cheerleading program. We had box seats and the location we sat in was a great location. Where we sit at it was hot due to there not being any shade but I enjoyed it. All the kids that enter the game receive a ticket voucher to get a free hot dog, chip, and drink. I feel that was great to be able to cater to the kids by providing this to them. The prices of the drinks, food, and snacks were great for it to be an event. My niece enjoyed herself at the game. Also for this to be my first time at an Indian's baseball game I really enjoyed it. It was a great experience and victory field is very nice. Make sure you check out a game at Victory Field if you are ever in the area. Ticket prices for the games are very reasonable. read more

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I've been to two games this season, one with 60+ upper elementary students in tow and one with my beer-drinking gal pals. Both times we had lawn seats, and, if you ask me, it's the way to go. There's plenty of green space to lay down a blanket (pro tip: put a tarp underneath your blanket) and watch the game (or ignore the game and talk to your friends). Just make sure you pack a bottle of sunscreen if it's an afternoon game. Another fun fact: The Indianapolis Indians are having craft beer nights on certain Thursdays with several Indiana breweries in rotation (i.e. 18th Street, Black Acre, Big Lug, Central State). $20 gets you a lawn ticket and two beers. Not a bad deal at all! As of 07/14/17, there are three left this season - I'll be going to another one for sure! read more

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Victory field is a place I loved and hated as a child but now I only have good things to say. I attended an afternoon game on a Sunday and was pleasantly surprised at my seats and the cleanliness of the stadium. I attend the game because it was a friend of mine's work picnic. The company had food catered from victory field and free soft drinks and Coors Light! Beer makes everything better. The seats were on the lower section of the top level. We were able to see everything and were able to access the bottom floor with ease. The game was not crowded at all so we were able to move to the shade as necessary. I ordered a margarita from one of the stands and it cost me just under $10.. The price was not great but the margarita was. I throughly enjoyed my time at Victory Field. I will surely be back. read more

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A really great time for a very low cost. You really can't go wrong by joining a game here. Venue is easy to get in and out of read more

Victory Field - Wine slushie - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

It's an Indianapolis classic you just shouldn't pass up. I'm not a fan of baseball and admittedly spend most of the games gabbing, but there's just something so culturally satisfying about a beer in one hand and hot dog in the other on a hot summer night. Perks- Tickets are cheap! Lawn seats are under $13 and there are discounts if you're a AAA member. - Feeling extra thrifty? Pack a cooler, but enter through the main gates so security can check. Just don't pack glass. -Select Monday nights are dollar nights! Get hot dogs, peanuts, potato chips, Cracker Jack and popcorn for a dollar each. Double check the website for specific dates. - Stick around for fireworks after the game on Fridays if the Indians win. See you at the old ball game! read more

Victory Field - Classic summer baseball at the Indians - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

It had been way too long since I'd been to a game here and so was excited to come to a game last Sunday for a work event. We had a reserved spot for lunch in the picnic area before the game. The food was basic, but good for the very reasonable price we paid per person for the event. The buffet included hot dogs, hamburgers, pulled pork, beans, pasta salad, mixed canned fruit and packaged cookies. They also had soft drinks and basic ballpark beer included in the picnic package. The tables are marked for each group that has reserved space making it easy for groups to sit together for lunch. We had a block of tickets to watch the game. I'm not sure there is a bad seat in the house at this nice small stadium, but our seats were in the shade and we had a great view. Since we had lunch included in our event, I didn't get any other food, but the options for food and beverages are definitely beyond typical ballpark fare. This is a great place to go for a fun afternoon or evening. I love being able to see a ball game without the hassles usually associated with bigger venues. This is a cute, very clean ball park great for kids and adults. There are tons of parking options within an easy walking distance. I parked on the IUPUI campus in the law school lot with my hang tag; so no extra charge, and it was less than a 10 minute walk. read more

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Had a great experience at my first Indianapolis Indians game at Victory Field! The ambience at the stadium was great and it was nice to see so many fans out for the local triple-A baseball team. Food was exactly what you would typically find at a stadium (burgers, hot dogs, pretzels, and chicken tenders). Even though the food was not "unique", it was definitely satisfying. Apologies for not snapping the pics of our hot dog and tenders prior to eating them... I swear the hot dog was double in size when we first started eating and I recommend trying the boom boom sauce with your chicken. We went on a "Thirsty Thursday" which offers great specials on drinks - $2 for soda, $3 for domestic drafts, and $5 for craft drafts. That's a steal considering I've paid $10-$12 for the same beers at a Pacers game. read more

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Love this all field. It is such a picturesque get away tucked in the edge of downtown Indy. When I'm at this park, the greens are so much greener and the reds, blues, ... all the colors just jump out. Great for taking pictures. Great for enjoying a baseball game. Great for family fun. For a base ball game in the evening, I like having shade. If you do too, and your sitting in the lawn, sit behind third base. It will get you shade first. Out in right field, you get the longest lasting sunshine. Same goes from r the seats - behind home plate and third base line = the earliest shade at night. Check out the many specials such as Friday night fireworks, Sunday's kids eat free, and many others. For a snack at the game, I like to get the $7 bottomless popcorn. Refill it all night long. It was great when I took four kids to the game! Take me out to the ballgame is played for the 7th inning stretch. I park at Circle Center and walk through the convention center all the way to west street. It cost $14 but gets me in and out quickly. Go to the ball game and have a great family fun night! read more

Victory Field - View from the JW Marriott - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

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For having ventured to every MLB park in the country in a roughly 8 year period, here was a chance for me to experience something new. Minor League Baseball!!! The Indianapolis Indians are the AAA affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates. And for visiting the city for the very first time on a 3 day getaway, I thought going to a game would pretty cool. I visited back on May 10, 2017. I bought seats online, 10 rows back from home plate for about $20. What a bargain, lol. But as you can imagine, the stadium is small enough where every seat is a good seat. The Indianapolis Indians Stadium is located right in downtown Indy in the heart of all the action, near the State Museum and Imax Theater, the Canal Walk and the Indy Zoo. Parking is pretty simple and right next to the stadium. Interesting, the game time was 11am on a Wednesday (pretty early you'd think), but it made sense as it accommodated lots of school kids to fill the seats. In my opinion it was a nice, modern stadium regardless of not having visited any minor league parks previously. From behind home plate you get a picturesque view of the Indy skyline. And if you walk around the park the entire center field area is covered on grass and fans can sit with a blanket and relax and have a picnic. The atmosphere definitely oozes that minor league/family baseball type feel. And the players are the real deal. Pitchers were firing 95 mph fastballs just like you'd see at a real MLB game. It was hard to tell the difference whether I was watching major leaguers or minor leaguers. And of course the weather was spot on sunny without a cloud in the sky. It was a real fun way to spend a few hours relaxing and watching the good ole past time. After the game ended roughly at 2pm, it left plenty of time for me to continue exploring Indianapolis. If it's in season, I'd highly recommend coming to a game. read more

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A true gem of a facility in downtown Indy. A model ballpark.

I am looking forward to another season at Victory Field! This is one of my favorite ballparks, major and minor league! Located right across the street from the JW Marriott, when you're in the park and sitting in the stands, you get a beautiful photo op of the city! If you're sitting in the grass, there's ample amount of space to have a picnic or group of friends on a blanket. Concession stands are always stocked and there are multiple spots to sit at picnic tables! The cove serves liquor and beer/wine so you don't have to worry about being thirsty. There are two shops for memorabilia and they always have great promotions going on (bark in the park, discount concessions, free tshirts, autograph sessions, etc). What are you waiting for! Take me out to the ball game! read more

The Indians office personnel are the most arrogant people of any sports organization I have dealt with over decades in Jndy. They have rules and no matter the situation, they do not bend. One would think they are a professional sports organization rather than a third rate baseball team that has sucked on the field for years. read more

I love to go to an Indian's game during the summer! Not a baseball fan, no problem the beverages, food, fans, and fun will keep you entertained and coming back for more. Keep your eyes on the calendar for special events that include concerts with your $10 ticket. You can't beat that value while looking at the beautiful, Indianapolis skyline. read more

Victory Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

Love victory field. 25 years ago they built this place and still clean as a whistle. Really enjoyed my times here watching games. Great concessions. I would catch a game here anytime. read more

Victory Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

Well kept and clean ball park. Restrooms are super clean! Great time for families in the lawn. We went on Bark at the Park night and it was a blast. Many things to keep kids and grown ups entertained. And some good baseball! read more

Victory Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

I could sit here and bullshit with you all day (or 5 min) pretending that I know loads about baseball, but that would just be...bullshit. When I come to Victory Field, it's almost entirely for the view and atmosphere. Recognized as the "Best Minor League Ballpark in America" by Sports Illustrated, Victory Field is a looker. With the backdrop of the city skyline you can get the urban feel yet be sitting in the bleachers of a stadium that seems worlds away from the hustle and bustle (because who are we kidding, baseball takes forrreevvveeerrr). If bleachers aren't your thing, there is always the adorable option of bringing a blanket and kicking back. **I should opt for this option more. Prices are salty as is expected with sporting events, but it doesn't ever seem to stop me from purchasing a gazillion dollar hot dog loaded with relish. Only a few games remain for the season! **Great tickets deals/programming found throughout the summer. read more

I came here for a work outing recently and had a great time. An afternoon game, we were lucky enough to get seats in the shade, which made a huge difference from where I've sat before. The game was fun to watch, the food was good (go for the salsa bar and get the loaded nachos) and the entertainment between innings and during time-outs was fun to watch. The stadium is easy to get to (I walked, but plenty of parking) and the staff is friendly. A great way to spend a couple of hours! read more

If you are baseball fan, this is by far one of the best minor league stadiums to visit. There honestly isn't a bad seat in the house. Plus you get can see some of the best up and coming talent and rehabbing major league players. The games are always action packed and affordable. $15 for box (lower level), $11 for reserved (upper level), $10 for lawn , and $35 for Captain Morgan Cove ( which includes a $10 food credit ). The food isn't astronomically over priced, or you could just bring your own and eat in the lawn area. While there are many parking options downtown. The garage across the street at West Street and Maryland Street is generally the way to go. It is $5, cash only, easy in and easy out garage. read more

Very clean, reasonably priced baseball stadium. Great range of seating, from general lawn seats to stadium seating and boxes). I've been to a great party here in a box, and also on the lawn for a more casual night out. The lawn seats are only inconvenient when it's brutally hot/sunny or raining. The most recent trip had a downpour and then a 60-min rain delay. They still went on with the game and allowed us to take shelter under the stadium seats. This was great, and they even let us bring our coolers even though normally no coolers are allowed past the lawn section. read more

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Parking is convenient. It was a cool , breezy day and my 1st time there. The stadium was clean. We ate pulled pork, hot dogs, hamburgers and pasta salad on the patio. The food was delicious. The staff were very friendly and were always working (constantly disinfecting). Restrooms were clean and well stocked. The grounds are well landscaped and it is a very inviting atmosphere. I would definitely go again. read more

Awesome low key venue, feels like you're one of the locals. Get lawn seats to lounge around with your best buds and pack a blanket! Or a cheap date night! read more

Victory Field - Cool industrial looking power plant makes a great backdrop for the urban field. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

The best part about this place is that I don't have to know a great deal about baseball to enjoy the stadium. (Hooray!) It's truly one of the best venues to go to on a perfect summer day as not only do you get to be outside, but you get a gorgeous view of downtown Indianapolis. I've been here several times and not once have I been disappointed. I've attended for the basic game, for staff outings, for beer fests, for bacon & beer fests (I like my festivals!) and simply to swing by to pick up charity donations. (Have I mentioned how generous they are with charity donations? So generous!) I've yet to attend any of these, but they also offer onsite yoga lessons, baseball lessons, etc. - a variety of health focused events that take place right on the field. If I was to have someone visiting from out of town during the summer, this would definitely make my list of "to-dos." As the home of the "Best Minor League Ballpark in America," how could I not? Oh! And you have the option of purchasing an actual seat or sitting in the lawn. Both are super fun and very affordable. They also offer fun picnic areas that are perfect for large group outings. Nothing but positive things to say about Victory Field. It's truly an Indianapolis gem! read more

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Been watching baseball here in the Indy City for three decades... that's THREE ZERO years. Before that, another 25 years at what was commonly referred to as "The Mistake by the Lake" (google that one for further info). Along the way, been in ballparks from Michigan to Georgia and Massachusetts to South Dakota. So what two things does that tell you? 1)... I'm way old, and b)... I have no life! But I digress, for the last 20-plus years most of that baseball time has been spent here at Victory Field. Overall, the FINEST ballpark in the Minor Leagues and the blueprint for many parks built after. Now for some rants and raves. Raves first. Clean, clean, clean... the place is clean! Concourse, restrooms, seating areas, picnic areas, outfield lawn...they do a great job! The place is in GREAT shape for 20 plus years of hard use. Not a bad seat in the house...close to the game. Beautiful field. Reasonable ticket prices. Easy in if you go early and easy out if you stay late or if you're ok with hoofing it a little bit. Great Fireworks on weekends. Seating in sun or shade depending on your preference. Two Team stores for your spending pleasure with items and prices from reasonable to Fanatic! Great new sound system and larger video board with kiss cam, dance cam and the can can naaw, just seeing if your paying attention! Concessions are decent enough and prices are MLB like (maybe not a Rave, but just FYI). Family friendly - Kids Knot Hole Club best value in the minors if not all of BASEBALL! Now for the rants. New sound system and larger video board. Hey Randy love the music, always have but for chrissake sake turn it down...it's a baseball game not a night club. When i can't talk to the person sitting next to me about the great play we just saw without raising my voice, it's too loud. I'm old, NOT DEAF! Great new video board. Ya know they used to call them SCOREBOARDS. While i do love all the "Cams", I also want to see the line score at the BASEBALL game i'm watching. LEAVE IT UP... sheesh, with the loud music and constant video splashes pretty soon an NBA game is gonna break out in center field! This park used to have a fine skyline view, but that behemoth midnight blue monster in left center field killed that title. Plus, since BB&T park was built in Charlotte NC, it has taken that trophy...it's skyline is STUNNING! Especially at night. Finally, to all you folks that are coming down to the park for a fun evening and couldn't name a player if your life depended on it... After you take a few mandatory pics with your phone...annoying me...put your phone away and pay attention, all the time! Balls come off bats at speeds approaching 100 mph or more. You're close to the field. Make sure you can return on another night and annoy me some more. I actually like it...in a weird sort of way. And I have another 30 years in me easy! read more

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Nice field, view of downtown is nice. I enjoy the cocktails from 'the cove'. Admin staff has always been nice to me, food can be hit or miss and the cocktails can be a little too much ice for the price - although I do appreciate how they now have some local options for hard liquor in their drinks - like hotel tango. We typically come once a year with friends- parking can be frustrating to leave after your experience depending on where you park and how early you leave the game. read more

Victory Field - Gin Bravo - with hotel tango! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

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Take me out to the ball game...and I hope that ball game is at Victory Field, because this is a great venue! Until a few weeks ago, I had never been to a baseball game of any kind (I know, I know) and I figured there was no better way to experience my first baseball game than on a summer eve at Victory Field. My knowledge of the game of baseball is limited, and the Indians are a minor league team so it's not *super* intense or competitive. Nonetheless, it's a fun (and affordable) evening out. There is really not a bad seat. If you sit on the south side of the stadium, the panorama of the Indy skyline is optimal for photos. I found the concourses to be easily navigable, the facilities to be clean and the food to be good. Don't forget your Cracker Jacks - a stadium staple! Take advantage of the daily deals and try to attend a night when they do fireworks (Fridays, I believe). read more

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This place is one of my fave summer pastimes! I have been coming here for years and this summer is no different. Ticket prices have increased over the years but still reasonable. Food prices are good but I would still plan on spending a little. Much cheaper than major league events. Make sure you buy in advance for weekend games, especially for larger parties. No complaints! Check out a game soon! read more

Because i drove here from the Central time zone and forgot about the time change I arrived in the 3 inning, instead of the National anthem. Then after 1/2 an inning the rain started and didn't let up for 2 hours. Disappointed to experience only a few minutes of baseball here, but still worth the time and cost. The stadium is nice and clean with a great view of the skyline; especially cool to see during a lightning storm. This was my first Triple A stadium and liked the price compared to the MLB parks. read more

Victory Field - Beautiful stadium w/ massive thunderstorm delay. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana