Overview

Officially opened in the fall of 2008, Lucas Oil Stadium first hosted the Drum Corps International World Championships in 2009. The flexible facility has redefined the term "multipurpose." As a sports stadium, it is home to the NFL's Indianapolis Colts, hosts NCAA Final Four basketball games, and served as the site of Super Bowl XLVI in February of 2012. Lucas Oil can be reconfigured for concerts, conventions and a variety of other special events like motocross and monster truck rallies.

Location

Lucas Oil Stadium
500 South Capitol Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46225
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Fast Facts

• Stadium covers 1.8 million square feet


• Seven-levels seat 63,000 for football games


• North window (244' wide x 88' tall) is one of the largest operable windows in the world and offers views of downtown Indy


• Retractable roof is a first of its kind, taking 9-11 minutes to reveal its 176,400 square foot opening


• Stadium is constructed from 130,000 cubic yards of cast-in-place concrete, 16,000 tons of steel and 9,100 pieces of exterior glass


• Individual chairback seats (no bleachers) range from 20 to 21 inches wide with 33-35 inches of leg space between rows


• Public concourses are spacious, measuring from 30 to 80 feet wide


• 1,400 toilet fixtures are located throughout the stadium


• 14 escalators and 11 passenger elevators along with two accessible pedestrian ramps help get fans to their seats


• 148 concession stands are located throughout the facility

Official Web Site

LucasOilStadium.com