Indianapolis Colts Football

Indianapolis Colts Game Day at Lucas Oil Stadium

Experience NFL action in the heart of downtown at Lucas Oil Stadium, home of the Indianapolis Colts. Whether you're a lifelong fan or visiting for the first time, this guide covers everything you need to know to plan your Colts game day in Indy. Tickets for games can be purchased online and through the Lucas Oil Stadium ticket office on the southeast corner of the stadium on Capitol Avenue. Lucas Oil Stadium offers accessibility services, and guests are encouraged to make them aware of special needs when purchasing tickets.

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GAME DAY GUIDE

Plan Your Visit to Lucas Oil Stadium

Arrive early to get the most of your game day experience. Public transportation through IndyGo, rideshare, and walking from downtown hotels are all convenient ways to arrive.

PARKING & TANSPORTATION

Security & Entry

Lucas Oil Stadium enforces a clear bag policy. Gates typically open two hours before each game. Come prepared to insure your day with the Colts runs smoothly. Thanks to its convenient location in downtown Indianapolis, finding parking for Lucas Oil Stadium is extremely convenient. In addition to the stadium’s South Lot, parking is available throughout downtown in lots, garages, and surrounding streets.

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Tailgating & Indy Sports Bars

With it's location in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, Lucas Oil Stadium makes pregaming easy. While many fans do traditional tailgates in parking lots, it's also convenient for fans to walk to Indy's sports bars to congregate and grab a meal before kickoff.

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A Rich History of Football in Indianapolis

The NFL’s Indianapolis Colts relocated to Indianapolis from Baltimore in 1984 and have built a winning tradition. Originally, the Colts played in the Hoosier Dome (later renamed the RCA Dome) until Lucas Oil Stadium opened in 2008.

The storied history of the franchise has seen quarterback legends including Johnny Unitas, Peyton Manning, and Andrew Luck. Manning’s 2007 team won a Super Bowl title thanks to Coach Tony Dungy and Ring of Honor players including Edgerrin James, Marvin Harrison, Reggie Wayne, Dwight Freeney, and Robert Mathis.

Today, Coach Shane Steichen leads a highly competitive squad that competes in the AFC South where they annually battle the Tennessee Titans, Houston Texans, and Jacksonville Jaguars for divisional titles. Daniel Jones will lead an offensive attack featuring running back Jonathan Taylor and receivers Michael Pittman Jr., Josh Downs, and Alec Pierce. Plus, rookie tight end Tyler Warren. The defensive side of the ball is locked down by veterans DeForest Buckner, Zaire Franklin, and Kenny Moore.