Section 238 at Lucas Oil Stadium

(2026 Review) - Club seats at Lucas Oil Stadium offer a prime viewing experience between the 20 yard lines in the lowest tiers of the stadium. All club seats are wider than traditional stadium seats and feature padding for supreme comfort. Fans will also enjoy extra legroom compared to non-club seating. In addition to a more comfortable landing spot and fantastic sightlines, ticketholders will enjoy upscale amenities. This includes access to two different club lounges featuring additional seating, made-to-order food, full bar service and plenty of televisions for keeping up on the rest of the league. The lounges also include private restrooms that typically feature shorter lines than in non-club seating. MS Companies West ClubFor guests on the 138-142 (Colts) side  Faegre Baker Daniels East Club For guests on the 111-115 side Access may vary for non-Colts events. The Best Club Seats For Colts games it will be tough to find a bad experience in the Club Seats. But most would argue that the best of the bunch are in the 100s or 300s. Those who like being close to the action will love the 100 Level, while those who want the best view should aim for the 300s. 

- Street Level Seats at Lucas Oil Stadium are the closest to the field among the three primary stadium levels. This level is made up of all 100 and 200-Level seats. Club Seats on the Street Level  The best Street Level sections are those located along the sideline. These get you close to the players and the best overall sitelines. Among these, sections between the 25-yardlines are Club Seats and come with lounge access and other perks. 100 Level vs. 200 Level  Most Street Level seats share the same main concourse and section entry tunnel. When you go through the tunnel towards the field, 200 Level seats are up the stairs and 100 Level seats are down the stairs. One exception is found in the North endzone where there are no 200s. The primary advantage of being on the 100 Level is proximity to the field. All seats are within thirty rows of the turf. Just be careful in the lowest rows - it's not uncommon for players on the field to block your view.