What is the capacity of Lucas Oil Stadium?

Lucas Oil Stadium is an architectural standout in downtown Indianapolis, featuring a unique red-brick exterior and a massive retractable window with a view of the skyline. Frequently cited as one of the best fan experiences in the NFL, it hosts everything from the Colts to the Big Ten Championship and NCAA Final Four.

🏛️History

Origins

Built to replace the RCA Dome, providing the Colts with a larger, modern venue and the city with a world-class convention and sports anchor. The design was inspired by classic Indiana fieldhouses.

Major Renovations

2012Hosted Super Bowl XLVI; continuous technology and hospitality upgrades

2022Major improvements to the stadium-wide WiFi and digital fan engagement systems

Notable Moments

Sep 7, 2008Colts play their first regular season game in the stadium vs Bears

Jan 24, 2010Colts defeat Jets to win AFC Championship and advance to Super Bowl XLIV

Jan 4, 2014The "Andrew Luck Comeback" - Wild 45-44 playoff win over Chiefs

🎟️Visitor Guide

Best Seats

The lower bowl (sections 113-115 and 140-142) offers incredible field proximity. The 400-level Loge seats provide premium comfort at a lower price point than suites.

Parking Tips

The stadium is connected via skywalk to the Indiana Convention Center and several hotels. Park downtown and walk—the stadium is extremely accessible from the city center.