Indianapolis Indians

Game was good, place was great to take the family for a evening together.

It started out hot and humid but storms all around drove down the temp some and created a breeze. The game was very well played and remained close until the end. The fireworks after the game were just incredible. Who knew you could get such a value for your entertainment dollar! Highly recommend. Why spend hundreds for the Colts or Pacers when this is about the best family value around!

I had perfect seats. All the staff and ushers were perfect and very helpful. Stadium was very clean and has been taken well care of. Overall: Outstanding!

The ballpark nights are always the best. For the evening games we always sit on the 3rd base side because you don't get the sun. The weather was beautiful. The monday night $1 Hotdogs, cracker jacks, chips, popcorn, peanuts....makes it so nice to actually do snacks at the ballpark. Our kids are high school and they always enjoy the atmosphere but even for the littler ones it is a great, safe, fun-filled time. I would recommend it to anyone.

Despite the rain and subsequent postponed game, i always love going to Victory Field to see a baseball game! Its a tradition that my daughter and i enjoy and even though the weather conditions were as they were, we still very much enjoyed ourselves and as usual met some really nice people to chat with to pass the time away. We set out in our seats with our ponchos on and laughed and carried on as if it was sun was shining! Its a relaxed atmosphere that typically in my experience brings out the best in people. One of my favorite things to do while in Indy!

Great venue, good weather and a double header (Indians won both)! Can't ask for much more. The staff at Victory Field was wonderful, and if you haven't been there -- it is a beautiful stadium.

Victory Field is the nicest, cleanest, and well laid out AAA ballpark that I have ever been to. My family loved the clean and easy to find concessions, park events and the exceptionally clean restrooms. The park ushers and information personnel were friendly and very informative. Look forward to many more visits.

It was great. The game the night before was rained out so we saw 2 games the day we went. It was really fun. The park is wonderful! This was for my husband for Fathers day. Wonderful way to spend time with family.

July 4th's game was a rain cancelation. We went to the double header on July 5th. We didn't realize that the tickets could be exchanged at any time during the rest of the season. That information would have been useful. But overall we had a good time. P.S. The price of food at the ballpark is outrageous!

We had so much fun at the game! Bitzler hit a grand slam to win the second game of the double header... so exciting!!!

Not only was it raining and cold, but whoever was in charge decided not to tell anyone what was going on. As in, my boyfriend and I were sitting in the rain for over an hour before we just got up and left. There were no announcements or anything for that entire time. The ballpark cannot control the rain, but they can inform guests about their decisions ASAP!

Perfect for the entire family. All seats are great and the atmosphere is awesome. There were a lot of interactive events during the game to break up the innings.

Our whole family had a fantastic time at the Indians game. We sat on the lawn with friends and when the kids got bored they played catch and ran around the lawn with the other kids.

My wife and I have made it a tradition to go to Victory field on the 4th. Usually its works out well but the game this year was rained out. We were there for 3 hours before they called it. I have to say it was was just as good of time if not better, playing in the rain with my wife and just talking about whatever. They said we can schedule another game whenever we want. Maybe we'll get lucky and it will rain that day too, or not!

Great seats & weather - I wish we could have attended the game that eventually rained out on the 4th. Victory Field is a nice park and makes for a great evening or afternoon event.

The baseball was great and so was the Indians staff, especially the ushers.

The game was rained out, but it was so enjoyable being at the ballpark. My wife and I had a great time and are looking froward to going to another game in the near future.

My boyfriend and I bought tickets to the Indians game for July 4th, but unfortunately it got rained out. We called the box office earlier that day to see if the game was still going to be played, and they said the game was going to try and start around 7:30 or 8. We got there to see around 7:15 and waited, in the rain, till around 8:30 when the announcer came on and said the game was postponed. It would have been nice to know earlier if the game was canceled, since the whole day was nothing but rain, we could have made other plans to celebrate the holiday than sitting out in the rain.

2 1/2hrs later game was postponed due to weather. Bummer!

Well our event was Rained out after waiting for 3 hours in a downpour at times but the ease of getting tickets and the provided activities were worth the wait.

Had a great time. The game was cancelled on the 4th but we made it to the double header on the 5th. Victory Field is very clean and the employees are very friendly.

Game was rained out, but can trade tickets for another home game. Victory Field is always worth it.

Unfortunately our game last nite was rained out. The 4th of July game has become a tradition for our family. Have been to Victory Field many times and have always enjoyed it. Victory Field is the best minor league park in America.

It was evident that Mother Nature doesn't like baseball, especially on the 4th of July. But, we went with friends, which was good. There was 6 of us and 4 of us really like baseball and Victory Field in Indy, is an excellent place to go for that. We didn't really lose out on anything even though the game was a rain out, we can still use our tickets for another game when Mother Nature changes her mind. That's life.

Needless to say I'm extremely pissed at the Indians staff. We sat in the rain 2 hours before WE decided to leave the game. The game was scheduled for a 6pm start and even at 8pm there were NO public announcements over the PA system as to what their intentions were for the game. It is to much to ask for to be notified periodically during a rain delay as to what the weather might hold or what the intentions are of those who make the decisions. At one point just as we were about to leave the ground crew came out and removed the stakes holding down the tarp. That was enough for me to convince my wife and kids to stay it out longer as we thought they might be getting ready to attempt to play or that the rain may be moving out. After all I was sitting in the stands with no way of knowing the weather report myself. SO, we sat for another 45 minutes and nothing. By this time my kids were ready to give it up so we did. I think the Indians staff made a very poor decision to keep the awaiting fans in the dark. It will be a long time before I try to take my family to another Indians game if the staff is going to leave their fans sitting in the dark, cold rain!

Sadly, we were rained out! Even though we hung out for two hours waiting for either the rain to stop or the game to be called - the Indians' staff remained upbeat and hopeful to all of the fans. Other than the lack of players taking the field, it was business as usual. We've been to several games and always enjoy our time there. We remain anxious to return for another game in the near future!

They waited too long to call the game. People could have spent time with their families instead of having the kids sit out in the rain! 2 hours? when they knew on the radar that there was NO way they were going to play with the amount of rain coming fro the west. Porr Planning!

While I am a great supporter of Victory Field, the Indians, and Indianapolis, I am sorry to say that communication between Indians and Victory Field Management and the Fans was sadly . . . well, absent on Saturday night. My wife and I attended last night's rain, arriving early, to stake out a spot on the lawn. At 6:00 pm, there was no game and no announcement of delay. We and the folks around us were left wondering what the plan was for waiting out the rain. Eventually, we called the box office, and we were told that they would be able to tell better at 7:30 pm. When I suggested they make that an announcement, they of course said they would mention it, but of course, they did not. I am certain of this because when 7:30 pm came and went, there was still no announcement and when I searched for a person to appraise me of the situation, I asked if people could typically hear the PA system on the lawn, the official reassured me that the PA was audible from the lawn--the PA system simply hadn't been used as of yet that night. I was told a decision on whether to cancel the game would be made at 8:00 pm, and that they would use the PA system for that. At 8:00 pm, no announcement. At 8:10 pm, we left, it being obvious that the officials did not know anything that we did not, they were simply unwilling to take any action to safeguard the trust that the thousands of people still waiting had placed in them. Simply put, there is no reason to leave a ball-field crowd at a sold-out game completely mystified as to what was being planned. Obviously, there is no practical or financial barrier to using the PA system, so I am left with the knowledge that the Management of Victory Field and the Indians simply did not care enough to take that simple step. Again, as a fan, that disappoints me. How will we ever distinguish ourselves as a city if the people responsible for the reputation of our hospitality fail to make any efforts?

We took our eight year old grandson to the game and he was thrilled. He loves baseball and made the all star team this year.

It was a perfect night to be at the game. As usual Victory Field was immaculate. This has to be one of the best ball AAA parks in the country. Unfortunately the Indians lost 9 to 7 but it was great just the same. It is one of the most enjoyable and inexpensive evenings you can imagine.

My son and I love going to Victory Field to see the Indianapolis Indians. Victory Field is beautiful and offers options for children and adults.

Victory filed is a great place to see a ball game.

Triple A ball is great fun and extremely affordable.

My wife and I made a special trip over from Illinois (about 3.5 hours) to take my grandson for his 11th birthday. We had an absolutely fantastic time. The atmosphere at the park is great, and all the little added extra events added a lot to the experience. This is definitely something we will repeat.

The match between the Indianapolis Indians and Louisville Bats on Saturday, August 22nd, was awesome. With a record breaking attendance of over 14,000 fans, it was pretty impressive to have that many in attendance for a minor league team. GO INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS!!!!!

Indy Indians vs. Charlotte Knights/Saturday August 8 Close game but the Indians pulled it out in the end. Victory Field is truly the best baseball venue for the money.

This was our first game of baseball since coming to the US from the UK. The atmosphere was friendly and fun and the game was great - especially as the Indians won!! The rules and play were easy to follow (especially having played baseball on Nintendo Wii!) and we had great seats. The only drawback of the whole evening was navigating our way round downtown Indianapolis - it was chaotic, poorly signposted and difficult to find car parking for people unfamilar with the area - come on Indie sort out the signing for events such as these - its not like they are a one off!!

An affordable night out with the kids!! Usually it costs an arm and a leg to go to a pro game!!!

I got tickets to the game for my husband's 58 birthday. We took our son and his girlfriend. The weather was beautiful, we had great seats, and had a great time. The game was good and the Indians won. The perfect family night.

Good seats for game and good price for tickets - ushers friendly - large purses are checked and opened by security at entrance - friendly mascot, he took a picture with both grandchildren - child friendly apple slices and wrap sandwich for non hamburg/hotdog eaters - hilarious entertainment, "Clammy Sosa and Zooperstars" - need to arrive early as parking and downtown traffic is a problem - overall good entertainment, you get to see last year's and next year's major leaguers up close, there are no nosebleed seats - family friendly, no sex, no swearing,

It was autograph night, so we got to walk around the stadium concourse and talk to players. Victory Field is a great venue, with other attractions nearby in White River State Park. Left field scoreboard shows other International League games as well as Major League game scores. Parking was a breeze - right across from the stadium if you get there early enough.

Victory Field has to be the best minor league ballpark ever! Not a bad seat in the stadium. The Indians are a great ball team too! Great players, often willing to sign autographs and interact with fans. Good teamwork on the field as well. Even the stadium staff (concessions, etc) are great, friendly. And family night pack is $5 cheaper than the same thing in Louisville!

For a fun date night or family night with the kid's there is no better place to be than at Victory Field! The atmosphere is excellent.

A trip to Indianapolis to see the AAA farm team of the Pirates is always a blast! A good team with guys trying to make the BIGS in a ball park that is absolutely perfect! Inexpensive and great entertainment value. Several of the players I watched that day are witht he big league club right now and few have played in the bigs already. Plus the City of Indianapolis always is a great time!

Had a great time at the game. The facility was very clean and the personnel was friendly and accomodating. The only problem I came across was parking. Downtown Indy is crazy if you're not really familiar with the area. My boyfriend and I drove around for a good 10 minutes trying to find parking for a Friday night game. Other than that...it was a great experience!

Great Indianapolis Indians Game, Awesome Fireworks afterwards!

Great end of season game complete with 4th of July caliber fireworks.

Enjoyed the game, seats were great, right behind home plate. Only distraction was the group next to us, they had (4) people including a person in a wheelchair. They claimed they had no room and ended up leaving the game. Tickets were resold for those seats, seemed like more than once because (2) groups of people showed up. Still enjoyed the game and the fireworks less the distraction from earlier. This has been a tradition with our family for the past few years. Planning on continuing this tradition with the family in the upcoming years.

The entire experience is wonderful. Its good clean family fun. The Indians are professional athletes that appreciate their fans. Victory Field is beautiful & clean. Its one of my favorite things to do in the summer.

Perfect weather. Was a little disappointed that I didn't get drawn for a shirt of the players back. Seats were really good seats. Took my whole family and they really enjoyed the game. Will more than likely do it again next season. When do we have to get tickets to be down on field level?

Venue is great, nice stadium to watch baseball. Seats were great, food good, fireworks display for final home game was fantastic.

Excellent seats, 3rd row right behind home plate. You also get a hotdog, drink and cap, t-shirt or baseball. Incredible value...

We try to make an Indians game every summer & always have a great time! It's always a fan & family friendly atmosphere. They really do it right.

Everything about the game and atmosphere was awesome, first time i went to victory field! what an experience

While the Indians lost the game, the experience was amazing! The fireworks show after the game was among the best up-close-and-personal displays I have ever seen.

This is an amazing place attend with children. Everyone was friendly and the tickets were cheap!!!!!

It was a great experience at a great ball park. The evening was perfect. Such a great deal for the seat, hot dog and drink, and the souvenir. Would recommend the Thrifty Thursday Pack to anyone.

It's always great at the BP! Victory Field is a super place for anyone or any time, the wife and I go all the time. The Indy Indians do a great job with the team and I can't wait for next season!

There are great seats available. Lots of foul balls that you have to be aware of especially if you have kids. Monday night is dollar menu night which helps make it affordable for families. Good for all ages.

The Thrifty Thursday games are a fantastic deal. A ticket to the game, hot dog, soft drink, AND a souvenier (either an Indians hat, ball or t-shirt) are all included in the price of your ticket. How can you beat that? Especially in this economy, it's the best bang for your buck that I've seen in quite a while.

What a perfect way to send the Summer out with a Bang. Although the home team did not take home the win, there was still a great atmosphere, game and fireworks display at the end of the game. Victory field makes one realize why Baseball is America's Pastime.

Well worth a $20.00 ticket. The souvenir was worth that alone. Great experience for my 4 year olds first baseball game!

We enjoyed the game. Victory Field is very clean and there is not a bad seat in the house. Very Family friendly. We will definatly come again

A great day at a beautiful ballpark with family....priceless!

I enjoyed the game, the ballpark and the seating arrangements. It's a nice facility. Only other comment: There were plenty of box seats closer to home plate that I would've preferred and were open. Were these plentiful seats open due to season ticket holders not attending? Or did Ticket Master not advertise the best seats when I asked for the best seats? Wondering.......

It has been some time that we went to an Indian's game. I took my nephews to see Saturday's game. They had a very good time. We will do it again. They really like the blow-up characters, especially the clam. They thought that was the funniest thing ever. Next time, I will select seats closer and behind the dugout (we were behind home plate) as the net was a little distracting for them. They wanted to be more involved with the crowd (i.e. throwing the shirts out in the crowd etc...). It would have been nice to have Rowide more in our crowd. I paid good money for the tickets and not a lot of action behind home plate. Getting the tickets at will call window worked out perfectly. Thank you.

Victory Field is one of the best ballparks in the nation!

my son and i go 4-5 times a year and we drive about 2 hours to get there we love the outdoor venue great ticket prices for little over 3 hours of fun watching the game watching the people fireworks are awsome on friday nites the venue keeps the crowed going with games to win neat stuff great time

It was great being at the Indian's game. I love it there. However, so many people walking up and down taking in their sit not watching the game just talking we missed a lot. There is a large Monitor in right field sometimes they how the game there mostly just stats. If the game was always playing when the ball is being hit and runners running you could at least enjoy the game. We had several groups with children and two groups that were drinking that kept standing and moving around. Really inconsiderate, everyone around thought so. When we asked them to sit the just ignored us. Then when they were leaving we ask again and they said were we in you way and we all said the whole game. Well why didn't you day something and we all said we did.... So we enjoyed half of the last inning. Yes I'll be back maybe even this year if money prevails, but just thought if you put that monitor to use to show the game we would all be happier. :) God bless.

It was an extremely enjoyable evening, but the most surprising part was the Spectacular fireworks show at the end. It rivaled what I saw on the 4th of July for sure.

A good value, only a buck more than the usual ticket cost, with food and drink thrown in.

We took our six year old daughter to the game.She had a blast chattering the vistors batters. Very family friendly event.Also enjoyed the free gifts at the ballpark included in our ticket pack.A great value!Look forward to attending another game very soon.

This was a very hot not in Indiana....the game started at 7pm which was good. We had a breeze coming in and we all welcomed it. Our seats were behind home plate so the view was excellant.In fact I have had seats in several different places at Victoty Field and have never had a bad seat. My kids decided although the seat were great, they would rather sit outside the safety net. They wanted to have a better chance at a foul ball or a free t-shirt. So we'll be back! My only complaint was the score board. It was not visable for most of the game from our seats because of the sun. :(

Heat and all (98 degrees); it was a super afternoon. The food package was an awesome deal.

A great way to spend the afternoon. Not much for peanuts but the Brat and Drink was good...a little far from the seats but we had a great time.

The game was great. Food and beverages were easy to attain. View was also really good. A little hot, but it is August.

We didn't get to go to the game. I thought it was at 7pm, not 1pm, so we missed it. :(

My family and I had a fantastic time at the game. We look forward to attending another game in the future!

The Indians baseball game was very good! I went with three other people (two of them children~ages 13 & 11)...and they both had a good time as well. Good family fun! We went on the promo night that there were some items on the menu that were $1 and that made the outing more affordable! Very good time, just if you go on the weekend

Great seats, section 118!! Excellent experience for our 10 yr old grandson!

My brother & I took our whole family (there were 7 of us) to this game for Father's Day 2010. We all had a blast. We got there a little early & had fun playing a few mini-games. On the way to our seats we all had that traditional ballpark hot dog. So good! Our seats were behind home plate in the upper section, but we could see everything just fine (no need for binoculars). The game lasted about 3 hours & although it was a typical low scoring baseball game the Indians have no problem keeping your interest. They throw lots of t-shirts & softie balls into the crowd. They also play lots of games with the fans. Our families ages range from 16 to 52 & we all had such a great time! This may be what our father gets for Father's Day every year now! Our only complaint was the heat. Since it was an afternoon game we were out in the hottest part of the day (temp around 95 with heat index). Next time we may try an evening game or a game in the cooler part of the season.

My husband and I went and had a blast, but the next game we will get lawn seats so we can bring a cooler, stadium food is kinda expensive.

Victory Field is a very nice looking field, and that it's located downtown makes it even easier to catch a game if I'm in Indy.

Great game, great weather, awesome stadium, good seats (section 210), friday fireworks to top off an amazing evening at the ball park. Three people under $100, highly recommend. Best event in indy!

We had a blast, but then we always do. Our kids are ages 9-11-15 and we all love the Zooperstars!!! We really enjoyed the "dance off" with other teams "player". Highly recommend an Indians game to anyone with kids for some family fun. Unfortunately, you get drinkers around you, but they are usually contained pretty well.

First visit to any minor league game. The facilities were amazing! The game was amazing and the price, etc. was definitely a bargain! We will go back! THe park is soooo nice.

I've heard many people say that there is no bad seat in Victory Field, and they are right. It is a great baseball stadium. It was pretty cheep too. I purchased $10 tickets and at the end of the night none of us had spent more than $30! On top of it all it was a great game! I want to go again later this season.

All went extremely well, Hot dog and soda bigger than expected. Souvenier was great for Grandson

this was an exceptional value! I would defintely recommend this deal and do it again myself

Great park with great friends. Hot dogs are yummy. Thanks

my wife and i were thoroughly impressed with our visit to victory field yesterday. being a phillies fan it was a bonus seeing the iron pigs win, of course. the seats were tremendous, sitting in handicapped almost directly behind home plate. the usher was extremely helpful. the food was great. the whole baseball atmosphere was great. what topped it all off was getting a visit from brad morris, welcoming us and making sure we were enjoying ourselves. all in all it was a fantastic experience and we will return.

An Indianapolis Indians home game always makes for a nice evening. You can watch high quality AAA baseball in the very pleasant setting of Victory Field.

First time to game at Victory Field. Great Overall experience. Concession prices were fair. Volunteer concession workers were very pleasant to deal with. All employees were very helpful and pleasant to deal with. Very family friendly environment. Facility is immaculately maintained.

Great baseball atmosphere and talent without the high cost of major league venue.

The game and firework display were great but I was more than just a little disappointed with the facility's ability to accommodate ALL handicapped attendees when the park is sold out. We had to climb upstairs to get to our seats with an 80 something year old man who visibly cannot walk very well let alone climb stairs because the handicapped sections were all already full. Then, we had to sit in seats in direct sunlight for approximately 4 hours with not only my elderly father-in-law but with my 9 month old infant.

Great time! Would recomment Indians' games to anyone.

Although it was hot, it was still great to be at the game! The kids really enjoyed the small events going on prior to the game-temp tattoos, winning prizes, throwing the fast pitch and getting the rally towels! We'd like to go again.

Victory Field is a really nice AAA ballpark located in downtown Indianapolis. If you are a baseball fan and passing through Indy during baseball season taking in a game at Victory Field is a must.

You can tell that the organization works very hard to make the game an experience for fans. They had something going on between every inning, and kept the crowd engaged. The fireworks after the game were fantastic.

Indians games are always a blast and this was no exception. The fireworks after the game were great, especially since they are so close and the atmosphere and in-game entertainment are always spectacular. One word of caution though, it's better to get seats on the 3rd base side if you wish to avoid the hot sun but that shouldn't detract from the game much.