Below is a list of the top and leading Stadiums in Indianapolis. To help you find the best Stadiums located near you in Indianapolis, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
Indianapolis’ Best Stadiums:
The top rated Stadiums in Indianapolis are:
- Victory Field – provides every client with professional service
- Lucas Oil Stadium – seats approximately 67,000 for football
- Bud and Jackie Sellick Bowl – provide a spectacular setting for athletic competition
- Kiesel Field at Key Stadium – has been home of the Greyhounds since 1970
- Indiana Farmers Coliseum – is a unique multi-purpose sport and entertainment facility
Victory Field
Victory Field has a variety of facility options, a full-service in-house catering team, easy onsite parking, and downtown Indy’s most scenic view, Victory Field offers a unique, memorable space that is perfect for any crowd. Whether you are looking for a venue for 10 guests or 10,000, they will provide every client with professional service and a one-of-a-kind customized experience.
Enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience on one of the best playing surfaces in all of baseball. Available for batting practice, concerts, presentations, ceremonies, games, and more, the Victory Field’s award-winning diamond offers limitless possibilities with over 120,000 square feet.
Products/Services:
Parking, Public Events, Scoreboard, Events, Stadium Map, Victory Field Tours, Concessions
LOCATION:
Address: 501 W Maryland St, Indianapolis, IN 46225
Phone: (317) 269-3545
Website: www.milb.com
REVIEWS:
“Awesome field very clean beautiful place to watch a baseball game and if you go on Friday you’re going to get a really great firework show.” – Keith A.
Lucas Oil Stadium
Lucas Oil Stadium was officially opened to the public in 2008. It is operated by the Capital Improvement Board. It covers approximately 1.8 million square feet. It is planned by HKS of Dallas, Texas, with major assistance from local design firms such as Browning Day Mullins Dierdorf of Indianapolis, A2S04, and other Indiana design and engineering consultants. The seats approximately 67,000 for football and can be expandable to over 70,000 for basketball and other major conventions and events.
The artificial field surface is a combination of sand & rubber infill weighing over 820,000 pounds which can also be covered for concerts, tradeshows, and other events.
Products/Services:
Events, A-Z Guide, Concessions, Stadium Tours, Premium Event Spaces, Facility Services
LOCATION:
Address: 500 S Capitol Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46225
Phone: (317) 262-8600
Website: www.lucasoilstadium.com
REVIEWS:
“Wonderfully accessible! On a good day, you can park right next to the stadium and walk in the south entrance right to your seat. Great open areas and easily spotted on the near south side of downtown Indianapolis. Only a few places during a game get busy before and after games or events, but that is expected. Easy to get to a number of concession stands. This particular day, I was attending a state robotics championship for middle and high school students. Even better for a group like that and students had nearly full access to the entire building, which made it even that much more of a special experience.” – Aaron L.
Bud and Jackie Sellick Bowl
Bud and Jackie Sellick Bowl is located on the northeast side of Butler’s campus just east of storied Hinkle Fieldhouse, the Bud and Jackie Sellick Bowl provide a spectacular setting for athletic competition. The facility serves as the home of Butler’s football team and men’s and women’s soccer teams. Butler University finished a huge renovation, making it one of the top football/soccer facilities in the country.
Now seating 5,647 after a $2.6 million renovation in 2010, the Bowl now features bleacher seating for 5,039 across the west side of the field including 250 chairback seats as well as the capacity for 434 for visitors along the east sideline.
Products/Services:
Concessions, ATM, Emergencies & First Aid, Game Programs, Hospitality, Lost & Found, Merchandise, Restrooms, Parking
LOCATION:
Address: 4600 Sunset Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46208
Phone: (800) 368-6852
Website: www.butlersports.com
REVIEWS:
“Beautiful place for a football game. Grass seating is unique, for students.” – Kevin B.
Kiesel Field at Key Stadium
Kiesel Field at Key Stadium has been home of the Greyhounds since 1970 and has housed the Greyhound soccer programs since 2005. Sheldon Key was a southside businessman whose children and relatives attended Indiana Central University. The facility, situated on the east side of campus, north of Hanna Avenue, has a capacity of 5,500. It is home to Greyhound football, soccer, lacrosse, and track, along with other activities throughout the year. New CrossFlex HP turf was installed in the summer of 2015.
Products/Services:
Live Audio, Visitors Guide, Campus Map, Tickets
LOCATION:
Address: 3850 S State Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46227
Phone: (317) 788-3368
Website: www.athletics.uindy.edu
REVIEWS:
“Great place to watch the Hounds. Easy to get to and plenty of parking. Very friendly atmosphere.” – Nolan R.
Indiana Farmers Coliseum
Indiana Farmers Coliseum is a unique multi-purpose sport and entertainment facility situated at the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center, home to over 150 sporting and entertainment events each year. Indiana Farmers Coliseum was built in 1939 as the Livestock Pavilion, the Coliseum rated among the largest and grandest structures of its time and type. It has been host to thousands of events, from the ABA Indiana Pacers, National Livestock Shows, and their 3 Championships in 4 years in the early 1970s, Hockey, and the only Indiana performance of the Beatles.
Through its history intact, the Indiana Farmers Coliseum underwent a $53 million renovation in 2012, to modernize the iconic Indianapolis venue, and paving the way for a new era of sports and entertainment.
Products/Services:
Events, Directions & Parking, Concessions, Fan Shop
LOCATION:
Address: 1202 E 38th St, Indianapolis, IN 46205
Phone: (317) 927-7623
Website: www.indianastatefair.com
REVIEWS:
“I had a great time with my husband watching a hockey game. We were pleasantly surprised at how great our view was from not the best seats per say. The mascot was certainly a high light of the night. The fire show in the middle was so cool, and it was just generally a good time because it’s something off the beaten track a bit, but oh so fun!” – Kirsten C.
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