Guide: Turn your Colts game visit into an epic Indianapolis day trip
Coming to Indianapolis for a Colts game? Welcome to Indy - we’re so glad you’re here! If your kids are tagging along, then we suggest you check out our tips for taking the kids to a Colts game. But whether this is a family trip, couples getaway, or time with your girls - read on for our suggested must-see and do’s to make your time in Indy unforgettable.
Lucas Oil Stadium should just be one of your stops when visiting Indianapolis for a Colts game!
Here’s our guide to turning your Colts game visit into an epic day trip:
“Kick off” your day with one of our fave coffee spots - no matter which kind of Indy adventure you have planned, everyone can use a hot drink to fuel their day!
If the kids are with you, impress them with a visit to the world’s largest children’s museum! (Pro tip: Make sure you read our first-timer’s guide to the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis). The newly revamped Dinosphere® is not one to miss if you’re crunched for time.
We could spend the whole day at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, but if you only have a few hours, the Dinosphere® will be a hit!
For those with special needs, our guide to adaptive programming can help you find accessible options to ensure neither you nor anyone in the group misses out on the adventures.
Traveling without kids? Check out our guide for the 50 best date nights in Indy! There’s a date for everyone here: hiking, running, sporting events, the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, and top-notch cuisine - you’ll love the variety.
Get you a city that can do both - date nights in Indy can be gown worthy or relaxed, it’s up to you!
For family-friendly dining, we’ve got you covered with budget-friendly foodie spots and some amazing women-owned eateries. Celebrating something special? You’ll want to reserve a spot at one of these kid-friendly upscale restaurants!
Looking for some cultural enrichment before the game? Why not explore these indie art spots? Enjoy featured installments from local talents such as visual artists, sculptors, photographers, and performers.
If the game leaves you energized (or maybe needing to burn off some steam) Indy Parks and Rec has you covered. May we suggest Tarkington Park for the littles, or ziplining with Go Ape at Eagle Creek for the older kiddos, or adults-only fun?
Image shared with thanks from Go Ape Indianapolis