Indianapolis Colts Suites

Lucas Oil Stadium, 500 S Capitol Avenue, Indianapolis, IN

The future of the Colts rests on quarterback Anthony Richardson, who showed promise in his rookie season last year before an injury cost him most of the season. Even so, the Colts nearly made the playoffs with backup Gardner Minshew. This year, the Colts secured Joe Flacco as an insurance policy for Richardson, and star running back Jonathan Taylor returns. The defense is anchored by DeForest Bucker and E.J. Speed. After some years in flux at the QB and head coaching spot, the Colts look to be on track for sustained success.

Lucas Oil Stadium in downtown Indianapolis saw improvements to their video scoreboards and other technological enhancements before last season, and this year, there’s a new playing surface for the Colts. Meantime, the premium seating options at Lucas Oil are plentiful. You can opt for a traditional stadium suite, which has a private space plus seating in the stadium bowl. You’ll also get VIP access to lounges in the Club Level and an exclusive catering menu. For large groups, the Quarterback Suite is the way to go. This community suite holds 200 people and comes with all-inclusive food and beverage.

The Colts keep staying ahead of the curve at quarterback, trading Carson Wentz to Washington after a disappointing finish to 2021 and acquiring Matt Ryan from the Falcons for around the same draft cost as they got in the Wentz deal. They also picked up wide receivers Alec Pierce and tight end Jelani Woods in the draft to give Ryan some options when he’s not handing the ball off to Jonathan Taylor. Bolstering the defense with linebacker Yannick Ngakoue and cornerback Stephon Gilmore, the Colts should be poised to make a run for the AFC South title.

See how far the Colts can go this year and feel like a VIP with a suite at Lucas Oil Stadium. In addition to division rivals Tennessee, Jacksonville, and Houston, come see Wentz with his new team the Commanders, along with Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and the L.A. Chargers in key non-division games. Suiteholders get access to all suite levels and club lounges that feature live music and complimentary samplings. The huge Quarterback Suite is the only all-inclusive space (includes food, non-alcoholic drinks, beer, and wine) in the stadium and seats 200. You get access to the two-level Wynn Bet or Faegre Drinker Club Lounges and either theater-style or countertop seating for the game.

For the third-straight year—dating back to Andrew Luck’s sudden retirement—the Colts will have a new quarterback. This year, head coach Frank Reich hopes that Carson Wentz will be the long-term answer at QB after Philip Rivers led Indy to the playoffs in his only season here before retiring. Jonathan Taylor had an excellent rookie season at running back, and he’s expected to be a bigger part of the offensive game plan this year. The wide receiver names are starting to cycle through from the team’s heyday during the Peyton Manning and Luck years, but expect Michael Pittman Jr., Zach Pascal, and tight end Jack Doyle to be solid contributors. Lucas Oil Stadium is filled to the brim with premium seating options for whatever your needs may be. A suite ticket gives you access to all suite levels and club lounges, you can find your favorite! You can also take pre- and post-game visits onto the stadium’s playing field. If you’re looking to go all out, try the Quarterback Suite, which holds 200 and is the only all-inclusive space inside the stadium.