Baseball season in Indianapolis is here! For many Indianapolis families, there’s no better way to spend your spring and summer than cheering for the Indianapolis Indians baseball team in downtown Indy. This Circle City Baseball Club is one of the finest Indiana sports teams.
Indianapolis Indians Baseball Games with Kids
Our family loves attending Indianapolis Indians baseball games for so many reasons. We appreciate the inexpensive tickets for our family and the excellent promotions that are offered throughout the season. Our kids love the electric buzz of energy and all of the things to do and see.
If you or your children are attending your first game, pick up a free first-game pin at Guest Relations located behind Section 109.
The ballpark opens up about an hour before the game, it’s a great time to walk around with your kids and see all of the activities. Sometimes you can try to get player autographs at the openings in the nets between third base and home base.
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- Join the Knot Hole Kids Club.
- Plan ahead to attend on a money-saving promo date or a character or themed game. Kids eat free on Sundays and select menu items are only a dollar each on Tuesdays!
- Get ready to stretch out on the lawn: pack your own snacks and drinks, and bring a blanket to sit on. Bring along small activities for the kids.
- Prepare for the weather and elements. Sometimes it rains but usually, it’s sunny. Bring along sunblock and sunglasses for the whole family.
- Don’t be afraid to leave your seats; walk around, play in the games area, grab some ice cream in a team baseball helmet, find Rowdie the mascot, toss a ball in the grass, and dance like no one’s watching — you might end up on the big screen.
Indians Baseball Game Ticket Discounts
Our absolute favorite ticket option is lawn seating–we love the price, we love the space and we love the flexibility it allows for our kids to enjoy the game while stretching their legs, moving around, and just being kids. If you plan ahead and watch for special promotions, you’ll be able to grab a great deal on seats and even tickets that include food or get you to the game on a night when there are deep discounts on food and beverages.
There are even select days that you can get an Indianapolis Indians promo code for half-off tickets! That means you can get in for as little as $6!
Save Money at the Indianapolis Indians Baseball Games
Other promotions we love for the 2024 Indianapolis Indians baseball season are Tuesday Dollar Menu Games, Fireworks Fridays, and Kids Eat Free Sundays.
Tuesday Dollar Menu Games
At Indianapolis Indians Tuesday games, hot dogs, peanuts, potato chips, Cracker Jack®, churros, and popcorn are all available for just $1 each.
Kids Eat Free at Indians Baseball Games
During every Sunday game, children 14 and under receive a free hot dog, bag of chips, and Capri Sun® juice pouch with the price of admission. And don’t forget, members of the Knot Hole Kids Club also get the opportunity to run the bases after Sunday home games. Add this to all of the other Kids Eat Free restaurants in Indy, and you’ve got a nice long week of dining out. With the Kids Eat Free at Sunday baseball games deal, Sunday is the best day of the week!
Half Off Wednesday Nights
Every Wednesday game at Victory Field comes with half-price tickets for kids and adults! Use the code HALF when you purchase online. That means children’s lawn tickets are just $6!
Thirsty Thursdays
At select Thursday games, save money on beverages at the ballpark. Guests can buy $2 Pepsi fountain drinks and select draft beers are just $3.
Children’s Ticket Prices at Indians Games
Tickets start at $12 per person for the Indianapolis Indians games. Children age 2 and under are free as lap children. Special deals are available throughout the season. For us, visiting on a Sunday for kids eat free days and sitting in the lawn seats is the most cost-effective way to take our family to the game. Get your kids a Knot Hole Kids Club membership for even more fun. It’s such a great value!
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Taking Babies to Victory Field
We’ve always enjoyed taking our babies to the Indians games. We spread out a blanket on the lawn (when it’s not too sunny or hot) and let them stretch out. Babies aged 2 and under get free admission, so we can enjoy the game and not have to pay for our baby. Just remember that kids eat free night is only valid for ticketed children.
You can bring in your own food and drink! Isn’t that a fantastic policy? Bags, less than 16” in length can also be brought into the stadium, so pack up your snacks and drinks!
There are changing tables in every restroom at Victory Field and behind Section 117 you’ll find a Mothers Room. This is a quiet place for moms to care for and breastfeed their babies in privacy. There’s a comfortable chair, a changing station, and a wash area.
Coolers are permitted in the lawn seating area, so that’s always been great for bringing snacks and bottles along with us. All coolers must be single-handled and no more than 16” x 16” x 8”. Alcohol and glass containers are not permitted. Fans wishing to bring a cooler into the stadium must enter through the center field gate or Cooler Gate located in the center field. Coolers are not allowed in the seating bowl but you can check your cooler with personnel stationed at the left and right field corners as you exit the lawn area toward the concourse.
Family restrooms are in section 110.
Family Fun Nights at Victory Field
There are so many themed nights planned for the 2024 season that my kids are having a difficult time deciding which nights we should go. Indy 500 Night, the Bluey and Bingo character game, Star Wars Night, fireworks nights, Princess Day, Harry Potter Weekend, and Marvel Superheroes Night are all sure to be popular with kids and families.
Safety First at Baseball Games
If you plan on enjoying an adult beverage, please remember to do so safely and make sure you have a designated driver. Visit the Coors Light Designated Driver Booth located behind Section 114 and receive a complimentary soft drink if you are the designated driver for your family.
Bringing Your Own Food to the Indy Indians Baseball Game
Since we typically sit on the lawn at the baseball game, we bring our own food and drinks. I’ll even pack baseball field favorites that my kids enjoy, like cotton candy, hotdogs, corn dogs, and soft drinks. You can only bring outside food or drink into Victory Field if you are sitting on the lawn or have a specific medical need. This is good news for my friends who have children with food allergies or sensitivities. Victory Field offers several concession options that are vegan and gluten-free.
Visiting Victory Field if Your Child Has Special Needs
For parents with special needs kids, it can be difficult to fully enjoy many sporting events. The Indianapolis Indians will do all they can to accommodate your family. Prior to the game, contact Sarah McKinney at 317-269-3542 or Indians@IndyIndians.com for more information or to arrange accommodations. For assistance during games, visit the guest relations desk at the main entrance or ask an usher for help.
There’s a sensory wall (provided by Damar), located in Center Field Plaza, that helps those with anxiety, PTSD, ADD, autism, brain injuries, Down syndrome, and more.
Lawn Seating with Kids
Not only can you bring your own food when seated on the lawn at Victory Field, but you can also bring a blanket to sit on. Chairs, umbrellas, and tents are not allowed. Our children are very young and so full of energy. Many of my best memories are attending Indianapolis Indians baseball games and letting them toddle around with kids they meet. If it has been wet and rainy the days leading up to the game, consider bringing plastic trash bags or waterproof blankets to put under your picnic blanket.
Seats in the Shade at Indians Baseball Games
The last four rows of all lower-level Box Seat sections are in the shade. The sun sets on the third base side of Victory Field.
Gluten-Free Food at the Indianapolis Indians Baseball Game
Sections 117, 114, 106, 103, and Center Field concessions sell gluten-free items such as bun-less hot dogs, peanuts, regular or caramel popcorn, and soft serve ice cream.
What to Bring to Indy Indians Baseball Games
- A blanket for sitting in the grass, even if you have seats, it’s nice to stretch out every now and then and let the kids move around.
- Snacks and beverages, you won’t have to wait in line or miss the game, plus you’ll save money.
- Sunblock, sunglasses, hats, rain ponchos — the weather can change quickly, and you want to be protected if your seats are in the sun.\
- Debit or credit card – Victory Field is cashless.
- A small card game, baseball glove, and softball – things to do if your kids get a little restless.
Victory Field Indianapolis Indians Address
The Indy Indians baseball team plays their home games in downtown Indianapolis and calls Victory Field their home. Victory Field, also known as The Vic is located at 501 W. Maryland St., Indianapolis, IN 46225
Parking for the Indianapolis Indians Baseball Game
Parking for Victory Field is available at the Government Center for around $10 if you prepay or at the Senate Garage for about $5.
Home games in Indianapolis run from April through August. We hope to see you there!
2024 Indianapolis Indians Home Game Schedule
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