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The History of Indianapolis Colts Football

Established in 1953 in Baltimore, the Colts quickly made their mark. In 1958, they defeated the NY Giants in what is still known as the “Greatest Game Ever Played.” It was the first National Football League Championship to go into sudden-death overtime, and the Colts walked away with the crown. They reclaimed it in 1958 and 1959, and the country knew this team was anything but typical. 

In 1970, led by coach Don McCafferty and legendary quarterback Johnny Unitas, Baltimore finished the regular season 11-2-1, an impressive record that cemented their spot in the Big Game. They claimed victory over the Cowboys in Super Bowl V, solidifying their place in history early in the life of the newly merged league.

A relocation to Indiana in 1984 didn't dampen their success. The Colts became perennial contenders, and the arrival of quarterback Peyton Manning in the mid-90s marked a new era. His leadership propelled the franchise to multiple postseason appearances and a Super Bowl win in 2007.

The squad has consistently showcased resilience both on and off the field, and their commitment to service, exemplified by the Peyton Manning Children's Hospital, reflects dedication to the community. As they look ahead, the club continues to evolve and redefine success.

If you want to play a supporting role in their future, secure those Indianapolis Colts tickets. Catch a few games at home and on the road, and witness the team’s passion, perseverance, and pursuit of excellence while cheering them on from the stands!

The Colts Football Schedule

The Colts are set to clash with formidable foes across the league, and we make sure you’re always up-to-date with the latest schedules. Choosing worthy opponents is up to you, but it’s tough to narrow the decision down to only the face-offs you really need to see. How will you choose?

Intense matchups are sure to bring memorable moments, and one of the most heated rivalries Indianapolis has is with the New England Patriots. Both squads have stood in each other’s way to AFC supremacy, and the era of Peyton Manning and Tom Brady added fuel to the fire. Even now, when these two teams go head to head, you never know what will happen.

Another grudge the Indianapolis has is against the Houston Texans. As divisional adversaries, the battle between these clubs is about asserting dominance and securing bragging rights in the hotly contested AFC South. Make it a point to get to one sometime, and you’ll see why they’re the talk of the town.

Finally, it’s smart to keep your eyes open for potential playoff picks and classic NFL powerhouses. Even though these games might not seem to matter much on the surface, they give everyone a chance to evaluate potential postseason competitors that don’t often cross the Colts’ path.

Lucas Oil Stadium Information & Parking

Since opening its doors in 2008, Lucas Oil Stadium has become a cornerstone of sports and entertainment in the Hoosier State. Spanning 1.8 million square feet, it’s a true multi-purpose facility, hosting events like high school championships, Drums Corps International, NCAA tournaments, and major concerts in addition to being the impressive home of the Indianapolis Colts.

With its innovative design, the venue offers excellent vantage points from any seat. The sideline-to-sideline retractable roof and massive north window allow approximately 67,000 attendees to receive protection from the elements and enjoy stunning skyline views. Plus, the natural grass field ensures an excellent playing surface and adds to the overall ambiance.

The Colts come into the field through a tunnel at section 132 and make their way to their sideline area in front of sections 139–141. Visitors enter at section 105 and line up in front of sections 112–114. 

Accessibility Options

All Lucas Oil Stadium entrances and exits are fully accessible via ramps, elevators, and escalators, and service animals are welcome. Elevators are conveniently located in each quadrant and will remain in operation for one hour after each game. There are escalators in the North and South Plaza, and pedestrian ramps can be found in the northwest and southwest corners.

Guests can be dropped off and picked up on the southwest corner of the building off Missouri Street or on the northeast side off Capitol Avenue near the Colts Pro Shop. Unless otherwise instructed, use the southwest side if you arrive within one hour of kickoff.

Service animals are welcome, and Guest Services can help with assistive listening devices, wheelchair charging stations, power stations for medical equipment, and more. Still, it is advisable to contact staff prior to your ticket purchase to confirm any specific details related to accessibility needs. 

Parking & Alternative Transportation

Finding parking on game day can be tricky, but GoTickets allows Colts ticket buyers to reserve passes in advance. This proactive approach helps to ensure a stress-free arrival, allowing fans to focus on getting into the arena and finding their seats.

For those who would prefer not to drive, the IndyGo public transit system has various routes serving the area, including stops near Lucas Oil Stadium. Rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft are also available.

If you’re visiting from out of town, some hotels and other hospitality services offer shuttles. Alternatively, the venue’s central location is accessible from pedestrian-safe paths, so walking is an option that will allow you to soak in the vibrant atmosphere on your way.

Colts Tailgating & Game Day Traditions

Indianapolis Colts tailgates are known for their friendly and welcoming vibe, where soon-to-be spectators share stories, play games, and proudly display their team colors. It's a communal experience that embodies the warmth of the Midwest and ushers fans into the fold.

The aroma of hearty barbecue fills the air as grills sizzle, and the area comes alive with partygoers, who fill up their plates as they wander from car to car, greeting old friends and making new ones.

The Colts Pavilion is a hotspot for attendees looking to immerse themselves in interactive activities, and the "Indy Blue Crew" fan club organizes spirited pep rallies, complete with live music and Colts-themed festivities. Touchdown Town in the South Street lot is always hopping!

As kickoff draws near, ticket holders begin making their way to the gates, and you can almost feel the adrenaline rush as people realize how close they are to seeing the Colts take the field. Kids with smiles as big as horseshoes proudly wear their “First Colts Game” pins.

When the action gets underway, the crowd excitedly sings and claps along as their favorite tunes play over the loudspeakers. All the while, what everyone wants to hear is the touchdown horn! It might make it seem like a train has just burst into the stadium, but there’s no happier sound to a fan.

Are you ready to be a part of this? You’ve got some things to do first, and there’s no time to waste. GoTickets can help you check the first steps off your list right now! Just choose a game, and buy your Colts tickets. Before you know it, you’ll be headed to Downtown Indianapolis.