Victory Field Celebrates 30th Season with Exciting Promotions and Ticket Deals

Indianapolis Indians announce single-game tickets on sale for 2026 season at downtown ballpark.

Published on Mar. 2, 2026

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The Indianapolis Indians have announced that single-game tickets for all 75 home games of the 2026 season at Victory Field are now on sale, as the downtown ballpark prepares to celebrate its 30th anniversary. The 2026 promotional calendar includes returning events and new promotions, with ticket prices starting at $13 for Lawn seats. The team is also offering special deals like Half-Off Wednesday Nights and premium seating options.

Why it matters

Victory Field has been the home of professional baseball in Indianapolis since 1996, and the 30th anniversary celebration and new promotions are expected to draw large crowds and generate excitement for the upcoming season. The affordable ticket prices and family-friendly events aim to make Indians games accessible and appealing to a wide range of fans in the community.

The details

The 2026 promotional calendar includes returning events such as Prospects Weekend, Sunday Characters featuring PAW Patrol and Princesses, and Fan Appreciation Weekend. New promotions this season include Backyard Baseball, Kids Opening Weekend, and a 30th Anniversary celebration. Single-game ticket prices begin at $13 for Lawn seats, $16 for Reserved seats, and $19 for Box seats. The team will also host five Half-Off Wednesday Nights offering half-price tickets. Premium seating options include $32 tickets in the Yuengling Landing and $100 tickets in the Elements Financial Club.

  • The 2026 season opens on Friday, March 27, against the St. Paul Saints, marking the earliest start date in Victory Field's history.
  • Single-game tickets for all 75 home games of the 2026 season are now on sale.

The players

Indianapolis Indians

The professional minor league baseball team that plays its home games at Victory Field in Indianapolis.

Victory Field

The downtown ballpark that has been the home of the Indianapolis Indians since 1996 and is celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2026.

Matt Guay

The vice president and general manager of the Indianapolis Indians.

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What they’re saying

“Victory Field has been Indianapolis' home to professional baseball since 1996, and we are excited to welcome fans back to our beautiful, downtown ballpark as we celebrate its 30th anniversary and a new look to Indianapolis Indians baseball.”

— Matt Guay, Vice President and General Manager, Indianapolis Indians (wishtv.com)

What’s next

The Indianapolis Indians will host their home opener on March 27, 2026, against the St. Paul Saints, kicking off the team's 30th anniversary season at Victory Field.

The takeaway

The 30th anniversary celebration and new promotions at Victory Field aim to make Indianapolis Indians baseball more accessible and appealing to a wide range of fans, further cementing the ballpark's status as a beloved community asset and a hub for affordable, family-friendly entertainment in the city.