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Rate your seatsSituated in Indianapolis, IN, Victory Field is a well-known baseball venue. Boasting a capacity of 14,200 attendees, fans are always on the lookout for the best available tickets.
The five main ticket options to choose from include:
Choosing the best tickets for an event at Victory Field can vary by preference and event. The following groups are a good place to start when looking for tickets.
Infield: Sitting here brings fans around the infield where most of the action is during a game. Fans can find some of the closest tickets to the field at Victory Field here.
Home Plate Skybox: Look for Home Plate Skybox tickets for an elevated experience. These are among the best premium options Victory Field has to offer.
200 Level: The elevated view is unique and different from most other ticket options at Victory Field. For those that prefer a prespective from above the event level, this is a good location to start.
Read more below to learn about all options available for your event.
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The 200 Level provides a heightened and expansive view of the field, making tracking fly balls easier. While fans enjoy this elevated perspective, sitting further down the baselines can hinder clear views of balls and strikes.
The Home Plate Skybox is a premium seating choice within Victory Field that offers a more personalized and upscale experience compared to standard seating areas. Additional amenities may be available depending on the date and event
Infield seating at Victory Field encircles the diamond from first base to third, offering fans a variety of sought-after views. The best vantage is behind home plate, while side views down the base lines are also popular. The close proximity to home plate and the dugouts makes Infield seating a desirable option for attending fans.
Lawn seating at Victory Field provides access to grass areas where fans can relax and socialize while watching the game. This laid-back setting is a favorite during summer games, but early arrival is essential for the best spots.
The side-angle perspectives from Outfield seating along the first and third base foul lines provide fans with a unique side view, though the view of home plate may not be as direct as in other sections. Sitting in the lower rows of these sections might make it difficult to see the entire field.
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