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Lucas Oil Stadium
Seating
Terrace Level

Lucas Oil Stadium Terrace Level

Features & Amenities

On the Colts Seating Chart, the Terrace Level refers to all 500 and 600-Level sections. Although the seats are far from the field, this is the best place to find cheap tickets.

Comparing the 500s to the 600s

The Terrace Level concourse serves sections in the 500s and 600s. When you go through the entry tunnel towards the field, the 500s are below the entrance and the 600s are above the entrance.

Each 500-Level section has five or fewer rows, making these the smallest sections in the stadium. They also require the fewest stairs.

Meanwhile, the 600-Level is commonly referred to separately as the Upper Deck. There are as many as 28 rows in these sections, and the highest rows are true nosebleeds. Be prepared to hike up the stairs, and consider limiting your trips to the amenities.

Note: These seats are highlighted on the map

Interactive Seating Chart

Terrace Level Photos

Terrace Level at Lucas Oil Stadium refers to the 500 and 600 levels of the stadium.

Terrace Level Seating Charts

Terrace Level Reviews

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Great!"
(Section 627) - ★★★★★ -
First time there. I don't care if the seats were in the nose bleed section, they were great and the view was just fine.
"Great view around 35 yard line"
(Section 610) - ★★★★★ -
The stadium roof and side door were open which let a nice breeze into the stadium. Lots of snack and beer vendors near section 610.
"Miami Dolphins at Indianapolis Colts - Nov 10, 2019"
(Section 510) - ★★★★★ -
Could see the whole field perfectly. These seats were also in the very back of the section with a wall behind them so there was no one behind us. Great seats.

Seating & Ticket Questions

Are the Terrace Sideline Section 537 standing tix or are there seats? At Lucas Oil Stadium. Reason I am asking is that they are so cheap in comparison to other sections.

Jul 2014

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Section 537 is one of the best upper level sections at Lucas Oil Stadium. There are three rows of seating (actual seats, not standing), with minimal foot traffic and a short walk to the concourse.... Read More