Transportation & Parking in Indianapolis

Finding parking in Indianapolis doesn’t have to be difficult. Indy offers 73,000 spaces downtown.

Downtown Indy’s Parking Guide includes a detailed map of downtown parking with filters for everything from buses to motorcycles. ParkIndy provides intuitive technology to making parking easy via their pay boxes and parking app. For specialty parking, HorseShoe Parking and Denison Parking offer parking in close proximity to Lucas Oil Stadium. To reserve parking, visit ParkWhiz to pre-pay for reserved parking in select lots.

Away.com named Indianapolis one of the best cities to see from a bicycle, thanks to the city’s flat landscape, innovative Indianapolis Cultural Trail, and abundance of bike paths. Some hotels offer guests complimentary bikes, or they are available at two convenient rental locations and through the Pacers Bikeshare Program. Pacers Bikeshare provides 50 stations and 525 bikes which are available with a 24-hour pass, monthly pass, or annual purchase. Their pay-as-you-go options make it easy for visitors to explore on two wheels. Visitors can also explore on two-wheels with bikes from Wheel Fun Rentals in White River State Park or Bicycle Garage Indy (BGI), located in historic City Market.

National journalists have proclaimed Indy one of the most walkable downtowns in the country. On foot, visitors can reach hundreds of restaurants and attractions from their hotel and meeting space. An expansive network of climate-controlled skywalks connecting 4,700 hotel rooms to the convention center, Lucas Oil Stadium, a four-story mall, and restaurants keep it walkable in all weather.

Amtrak and Greyhound both have hubs in the downtown area. Amtrak's trains offer upgraded experiences like preferred seating, private rooms, and dining options. Greyhound's affordable bus travel includes free onboard Wi-Fi, power outlets, and the ability to reserve your favorite seat when you book your ticket.