Section 534 at Lucas Oil Stadium

(2026 Review) - Location: The Terrace Level covers all 500- and 600-Level sections at Lucas Oil Stadium.  Best for Value: These are the most affordable tickets in the building, ideal if you just want to be in the room.  500s vs. 600s: The 500-Level sections are the smallest in the stadium with five or fewer rows; the 600-Level (the Upper Deck) runs as high as 28 rows.  Know Before You Go: Views are distant, and the highest 600-Level rows are true nosebleeds with a lot of stairs to climb.  Who Should Sit Here  The Terrace Level at Lucas Oil Stadium is for fans who want to be part of the game-day atmosphere without paying premium prices. If you don't mind trading a close-up view for the best value in the house, this is where to look. Budget-minded fans should lean toward the 500-Level sections, which sit lower and require the fewest stairs.  Terrace Level Seating Details  On the Colts Seating Chart, the Terrace Level refers to all 500- and 600-Level sections, served by a shared concourse. When you come through the entry tunnel toward the field, the 500s are below the entrance and the 600s are above it. Each 500-Level section has five or fewer rows, making them the smallest sections in the stadium and the easiest to reach. The 600-Level, commonly called the Upper Deck, has as many as 28 rows, so be prepared to hike up the stairs and consider limiting your trips to the concourse.  Views from the Terrace Level  These seats are far from the field, and views become extremely distant in the high rows of the 600-Level sections. The lower 500-Level sections offer a closer, less demanding vantage point. If you're happy to sacrifice a lower-level view in exchange for price, the Terrace Level delivers the best value in the stadium.  Value Pick  For the best balance of price and sightline, aim for the 500-Level sections rather than the top of the 600s — you'll get a similar bargain with fewer stairs and a shorter distance to the field.