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About Victory Field
Victory Field is a premier minor league baseball stadium in downtown Indianapolis, home to the Indianapolis Indians of the International League. Opened in 1996 to replace Bush Stadium, Victory Field offers a classic ballpark experience with modern conveniences. The venue seats 12,230 fixed and expands to 14,230 with lawn and standing-room areas, making it a versatile spot for baseball fans, family outings, and special events.
Whether you’re a local or a visiting guest, we’ve got you covered with straightforward ticket options, dependable parking, easy transit access, and hand-picked hotel and dining recommendations to keep your trip simple and enjoyable.
Victory Field sits at 501 West Maryland Street, Indianapolis, IN 46225, in the heart of downtown. It’s easily accessible via public transit and offers on-site parking for most events, with additional garages nearby for peak occasions. If you’re planning a visit, secure your seats early, check venue details for any event-specific updates, and explore nearby accommodations and restaurants that suit a range of preferences and budgets. Remember, dates, parking availability, and seating options can vary by event, so verify details on the day of purchase.
Notable moments include hosting the Triple-A All-Star Game in 2001 and ongoing involvement of the Hoosiers since 2015. Victory Field’s history includes the renaming and redevelopment of the old Bush Stadium site, now home to Stadium Lofts, reflecting the neighborhood’s evolution alongside a beloved baseball venue.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 12,230 fixed seats; 14,230 total with lawn/standing-room areas.
- Address: 501 West Maryland Street, Indianapolis, IN 46225.
- Venue type: Minor League Baseball stadium; home of the Indianapolis Indians (International League).
- Parking: On-site Victory Field lot with ~200–300 spaces for special events; nearby Government Center Garage and White River State Park garages as alternatives.
- Transit: IndyGo Route 8 serves Victory Field; Route 24 stops nearby.
- Nearby hotels: Located in downtown Indianapolis, within walking distance of major hotels.
- Notable events: Hosted the Triple-A All-Star Game in 2001; the Hoosiers have played games at Victory Field since 2015.
- Renamed/demolished: Victory Field opened in 1996 to replace Bush Stadium; Bush Stadium was renamed Victory Field in 1942 and later Owen J. Bush Stadium in 1967; the old Bush Stadium site has been redeveloped (Stadium Lofts).