Lucas Oil Stadium Section 447 (2024)

FAQs

Are there any bad seats at Lucas Oil Stadium? ›

Not only did I have a great view of the field, but it was easy to watch plays develop and break down. I never felt too far away from the action. There aren't any bad seats at Lucas Oil Stadium. If given the option, the best seats in the 300s-600s sections are in any section between the 30-yard lines.

The stadium is hosting the NCAA men's basketball Final Four games Saturday and Monday. After close to 13 years, $633 million is still owed on Lucas Oil Stadium, meaning that, after 13 years, less than $100 million of the original construction cost has been paid.

Non-club seats are approximately 20 inches wide with close to 33 inches of legroom.

It's the northwest corner of the stadium. Below Section 148 and next to the lower part of Section 151.

The following items are not be permitted in Lucas Oil Stadium: food & beverage items, bottles, cans, liquor containers, weapons, coolers, bags, large purses, backpacks, video recorders (on an event by event basis), horns, artificial noisemakers, and other missile-like objects.

Patrons are allowed to carry one clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bag that does not exceed the dimensions 12” by 6” by 12” or a one-gallon size clear plastic freezer bag. Fans may also carry in a small clutch bag or purse approximately the size of a hand.

How much is parking at Lucas Oil Stadium? Prices for regular season gameday at Lucas Oil Stadium averages $40 - $50.

The stadium is not air-conditioned when there is not a game, so it gets pretty hot in the afternoon going through the different levels.

The approximate cost of the building was $720 million – The stadium was financed with funds raised jointly by the State of Indiana and the City of Indianapolis in conjunction with the Indianapolis Colts.

Is Lucas Oil Stadium completely cashless? Yes, Lucas Oil Stadium will be completely cashless for all Colts home games during the 2020 season. This includes all retails outlets, concession stands, the Colts Pro Shop and bars inside of the stadium.

Is there a swimming pool in Lucas Oil Stadium? ›

But that's not the case in Lucas Oil Stadium, which has been repurposed for the next 10 days as the world's largest indoor swimming venue. The space is sufficiently vast that unless you're on the pool deck or in the water, the whiff of chlorine is not part of the package for these U.S. Olympic Trials.

It means you'll have either an incomplete view or something will be in your line of sight because of the position of the seats — like a pole, speakers or the sound board — and you won't be able to see the entire stage.

The stadium is truly excellent. There isn't a bad seat in the house. My wife and I watched 11 matches at the US open tennis tournament in Arthur Ashe. We had seats in a few locations and all offered good views and a wonderful experience.

As we said, the best seats for seeing everything happen on the gridiron in perfect clarity are those perches on the 50-yard line. Between rows 10-20 is ideal as you can see the whole field without being too far away. Plus, these seats make it easy for you to follow the game as you have an equal view of both halves.

Lucas Oil was rated 19th best, putting it in the top 2% of America's 917 pro sports venues, according to the report from Betsperts, a crowdsourced sports betting social media platform. Rankings were determined by averaging reviews (5 being the best) from Google, Facebook, Tripadvisor and Yelp.

Floor seats provide unmatched intimacy and proximity to the performers, making these tickets ideal for die hard fans and those seeking an immersive concert experience. On the flip side, if it's not your favorite artist, it may not be worth it to spend thousands of dollars on a concert ticket.