Lucas Oil Stadium

Before heading to Lucas Oil Stadium, guests should review the venue’s policies to plan ahead and ensure a smooth experience.

• Re-Entry & Smoking: Lucas Oil Stadium enforces a no re-entry policy and is a smoke-free facility. Smoking is prohibited in all indoor areas, including cigarettes, vaping devices, and electronic cigarettes. Guests should consult the official policy page for current guidance.³
• Payment Options: Lucas Oil Stadium is a cashless venue. Credit or debit cards, as well as mobile pay options, are accepted. Guests can convert their cash into prepaid debit cards at different locations throughout the venue.³
• Prohibited Items: Outside food and beverages, backpacks, and weapons of any kind are prohibited at Lucas Oil Stadium. Check the official A-Z guide for the complete list of prohibited items.³
• Age Restrictions: Children 24 months and under do not require a ticket for Colts games. For other events, guests should consult the event page for specific age requirements.³

For the most up-to-date guidance and information on regulations (including bag policies), check the official Lucas Oil Stadium A-Z Guide.

Located in the heart of Indianapolis, Lucas Oil Stadium is surrounded by a dynamic mix of sports and entertainment venues. Whether you’re in town for a game or event, there’s plenty to explore nearby:

• Gainbridge Fieldhouse: The Gainbridge Fieldhouse is a premier indoor arena that is home to the Indiana Pacers and the Indiana Fever. It also hosts major concerts, college basketball games, and large-scale entertainment events, with seating for approximately 18,000 guests.⁵
• Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park: The Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park is a scenic outdoor venue that offers live music along the White River. It’s a favorite spot for summer performances, with a relaxed atmosphere and capacity for around 6,000.⁶
• Deluxe at Old National Centre: The Deluxe at Old National Centre is an intimate, beautifully restored performance space within the historic Old National Centre. It primarily hosts concerts, comedy shows, and other live entertainment in a more personal setting.⁷

Lucas Oil Stadium offers limited on-site parking but is easily accessible from downtown Indianapolis, making it convenient for guests arriving by car or public transit.

Public Transportation: The stadium is served by IndyGo city buses, with nearby stops within walking distance, providing easy access for guests who prefer public transit. Regional bus service from Central Indiana Regional Transit also connects the surrounding areas in downtown Indianapolis.⁴

Driving: Lucas Oil Stadium is located at 500 S Capitol Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46225, just off I-70 and I-65. Multiple designated parking options surround the venue, including standard, premium, and accessible lots. Nearby parking garages include:

• Lucas Oil Stadium Lot A: 303 S Missouri St, Indianapolis, IN 46225
• Lucas Oil Stadium South Lot: 601 S Capitol Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46225

Lucas Oil Stadium offers a wide variety of food and beverage options to suit every guest. Standard concessions throughout the concourses feature classic stadium fare, convenient grab-and-go snacks, and a selection of local Indianapolis favorites, adding a distinct regional touch. Guests 21 and older can enjoy alcoholic beverages, including beer, wine, and cocktails, available at select stands and bars.

Premium and club areas feature more upscale dining options and specialty items, with select sections offering enhanced service and exclusive menus for a more elevated experience.

Whether you’re looking for quick bites or more refined dining, the stadium provides options for a range of tastes during games and special events.

Lucas Oil Stadium opened in 2008 in downtown Indianapolis as the home of the Indianapolis Colts of the NFL. Featuring a retractable roof and seating approximately 67,000, it quickly became one of the Midwest’s premier sports and entertainment venues.¹

Since then, the stadium has hosted Colts home games, the annual Big Ten Football Championship Game, and the NFL Combine, drawing fans from across the country. It also welcomed Super Bowl XLVI, further cementing its reputation as a world-class venue.⁸

The stadium has undergone continued upgrades since opening, including enhancements to technology, fan amenities, and premium spaces. This has helped maintain its status as a modern, versatile destination for sports, concerts, and large-scale events.⁹