Lucas Oil Stadium

Driving & Parking

• Driving
  From I-70, take the West Street exit and head south. From I-65, take the Meridian/Pennsylvania Street exit. From I-465 (the loop), take I-70 East or I-65 South into downtown. Indianapolis traffic is generally manageable compared to larger cities, but game days can congest the downtown exits.
• Parking
  The team does not control any of the parking lots near the stadium leaving fans reliant on private options. Many of the lots closest to the stadium are reserved for season pass holders, though parking is plentiful throughout downtown Indianapolis. While tailgating is allowed in most lots it is less emphasized than other, more suburban stadiums. For tailgate supplies, Kroger has a downtown location. Needler's Fresh Market is a quality local grocery option. For beverages, Big Red Liquors is an Indiana chain with convenient locations, and Quality Liquors offers a broader selection.

Public Transit

• The Red Line BRT bus route runs North-South along Meridian/Capitol corridors connecting Broad Ripple to downtown and the university area. The Julia Carson Transit Center and Statehouse Station stops are the closest stops. The Purple Line BRT runs Northeast to Lawrence and terminates at the Julia Carson Transit Center Station.

Rideshare

• The designated rideshare zones is one block east of the stadium on the Norhtbound side of Illinois St.

Downtown Indianapolis is remarkably walkable, and the stadium's location puts fans within a few blocks of excellent bars, restaurants, and entertainment. Georgia Street has been developed as an entertainment corridor, and the Mass Ave cultural district is about a 15-minute walk north.

Pregame Bars & Restaurants

• Slippery Noodle Inn
  The oldest bar in Indiana (established 1850) it features live blues music, a full bar, and a history that includes stints as a slaughterhouse, bordello, and Underground Railroad station.
• Kilroy's Bar N' Grill
  A high energy sports bar with multiple levels, large bar, and a rowdy atmosphere. Their breadsticks are famous in Indianapolis.
• The District Tap
  A gastropub with an impressive craft beer selection
• Taxman CityWay
  A Belgian-inspired gastropub featuring creative cuisine in a polished taproom.
• Shapiro's Delicatessen
  A legendary Indianapolis deli that has been serving the city since 1905. Their corned beef, matzo ball soup, and stacked sandwiches are an institution.
• The Rathskeller
  An indoor/outdoor beer hall with Bavarian-style decor offering German food, beers &, live music.
• Punch Bowl Social
  Entertainment complex with bowling, arcade games, and karaoke.
• Georgia Street Rhythm and Blues
  A live music venue and bar in the entertainment corridor, offering blues, soul, and R&B performances with a full bar.
• Empire Street Bar and Grill Downtown INDY
  A downtown bar and grill offering comfort food and cold drinks in a casual atmosphere.
• The Whistle Stop Inn
  A neighborhood bar that's been a gathering spot for decades. Cheap drinks and genuine character.

• The Retractable Roof & Window
  The stadium features a retractable roof that opens in approximately 11 minutes and a 400-ton, seven story operable window on the north end that provides views of the downtown skyline. When both are open, the stadium has an outdoor feel while maintaining enclosed stadium amenities.
• Peyton Manning Statue
  A 9-foot bronze statue of Peyton Manning located outside the North Gate depicts the Hall of Fame quarterback in his signature pre-snap stance, complete with a helmet (at Manning’s request)
• The Ring of Honor
  Displayed on the interior fascia between the levels of the stadium, the Ring of Honor commemorates legends of the franchise such as Peyton Manning, Reggie Wayne, Marvin Harrison, Dwight Freeney, Robert Mathis, and original Indianapolis owner Robert Irsay.
• Championship Banners
  Banners for the Super Bowl XLI (2006) Championship as well as the 2009 AFC Championship and various AFC South division titles are hung from the rafters in the South End Zone.
• Super Bowl Trophy
  Directly outside of Section 128 near the South End Zone fans have a photo opportunity with the 2006 Lombardi Trophy

• Loge Level
  Premium seating with wider, cushioned seats, access to exclusive lounges, and premium food and beverage. The best sightlines in the stadium.
• Club Level
  Access to climate-controlled lounges, premium concessions, and padded seats with extra legroom.
• Luxury Suites
  Over 130 suites across multiple levels with catering, private restrooms, and dedicated attendants.
• Bud Light Party Zone
  A standing room section in the south end zone designed as a social area with turf, lounge seating, and bar access.
• The 465
  This is a high end, all-inclusive field level club located behind the South End Zone and includes premium buffet dining and a private bar.

• Signature Items
  St. Elmo Shrimp Cocktail, a fiery signature appetizer from Indianapolis steakhouse St. Elmo Steak House is available at stands throughout the stadium. Hot Box Pizza, Clutch Kitchen, and Chef Tony's Test Kitchen are other specialty options
• Value Items
  Standard hot dogs, nachos, pretzels, and popcorn are available throughout.
• Drinks
  Sun King Brewing, Indiana's largest craft brewery, has a significant presence. Deviate, Metazoa, and other Indiana craft breweries are also represented. Standard domestics are everywhere.