You won’t want to miss it when the Indians take on the Louisville Bats. Not only are the Indians and Bats divisional rivals their parent clubs are also divisional rivals. An Indian-Bats game showcases many of the future stars of the Pirates-Reds rivalry, so don’t miss it when Louisville comes to town.
The Columbus Clippers are one of the Indian’s biggest rivals, and as a result, there is always a lot at stake when the Indians and Clippers play. You won’t want to miss important games down the stretch between these two longtime rivals making an Indians-Clippers game the perfect time to take in a game at Victory Field.
Indianapolis Indians Tailgate Guide
Atmosphere
Victory Field is located in downtown Indianapolis giving you the perfect opportunity to explore everything downtown Indy has to offer before the game. The neighborhood surrounding Victory Field is filled with tons of bars and restaurants to check out meaning no matter what you have a craving for you’ll find something to satisfy it here.
If you’re looking to do some more traditional tailgating, then take advantage of the ability to part at Lucas Oil Stadium for weekday games. The Lucas Oil lots are the perfect place to set up a small tailgate and throw back a few beers with your friends and fellow Indians fans.
Finally, those of you making your first trip to Victory Field will want to get some snapshots of the ballpark’s exterior to remember the trip. The Victory Field sign above the ticket booth, and the stadium marquee both provide excellent photo ops, so take a picture of both during your visit to Victory Field.
You’ll have a fun time pregaming before an Indianapolis Indians game as downtown Indianapolis is home to lots of bars and restaurants and offers plenty of room to tailgate, so no matter what kind of pregame party you’re looking for you’ll find it here.
Get a picture of the Victory Field sign above the ticket windows before entering the game. The ticket windows also feature posters of Indians players as well, so make sure to check out both the sign and player posters.
On your way into the park take a look at the Victory Field marquee as you enter the park. The marque is one of the signature exterior features of Victory Field making it a can’t miss for any fan taking in a game in Indianapolis.
Indianapolis Zoo, Indiana State Museum, Eiteljorg Museum, White River State Park, and Diamond Chain ParkingParking in these lots is available for every Indians game making them the perfect place to park and hang out a bit before the game.
Lucas Oil Stadium Gate 1 ParkingThose of you who are looking to tailgate before a weekday game will want to set up shop in the Lucas Oil Stadium Gate 1 lot. Here you’ll meet lots of fellow Indians fans while tailgating before the game. Don’t worry about the parking lot’s distance from the stadium as the Weekday Parking Shuttle will take you back and forth before and after the game.
Indianapolis Indians Stadium Guide
In Game
An Indianapolis Indians game is one of the best summer entertainment options in Indianapolis, so come on out and support the Indians today. Victory Field is a great place to spend a summer evening as it’s home to lots of entertainment options no matter what your age.
Victory Park is an especially great place to spend some family time during the summer. The Knot Hole Kids Club gives kids free tickets to every game with membership and also allows kids to run the bases after Sunday games. Kids will also love the ability to get autographs from the players before the game as well. Additionally, the PNC Plaza provides plenty of family fun as well with its selection of games.
Those of you who are more diehard baseball fans will also have an enjoyable time as you’ll be able to watch some of the game’s future stars take the field. The Indians have graduated several excellent players over the years including Luke Appling, Frank Viola, Eric Davis, and Paul Konerko.
You’ll have a wonderful time taking in an Indianapolis Indians game as every game is packed full of fun.
PNC Plaza in center field is home to a variety of different entertainment options throughout the game. Stop by and play Speed Pitch, Spin Wheel, and Rowdie’s Water Gun Fun for your chance to win some cool prizes.
If you’re attending a Tuesday or Thursday game at Victory Field, then schedule a tour of the facility. The tour shows you all around the park including the visiting clubhouse, premium seating areas, indoor batting cages, and more. No trip to Victory Field is complete without taking a tour so schedule yours today.
Stop by the picnic area to enjoy a meal with your friends and family while visiting the ballpark. The picnic area is an excellent place to take in a ball game, so arrive early and claim your spot.
Pick up a souvenir from the Hot Corner Gift Shop to remember your trip to Victory Field. The Hot Corner Gift Shop is located near the Third Base Gate and is home to a wide assortment of Indians merchandise including jerseys, caps, t-shirts, and much more.
Don’t miss the Indian’s mascot Rowdie during your visit to Victory Field. Rowdie gets into all kinds of antics throughout the game and is beloved by fans young and old making him a must-see for any fan.
Sign your kids up for the Knot Hole Kids Club. The Knot Hole Kids Club provides children with a ticket to all home games, a t-shirt, and the ability to run the bases after every Sunday home game. There is no better way to indoctrinate your kids into Indians fan hood so sign them up today.
Arrive early and get an autograph from your favorite Indians player before the game. Fans can get autographs on the outfield side of the dugouts from the time the gates open up until 30 minutes before game time giving you plenty of time to snag a signature.
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