Lucas Oil Stadium
Indianapolis, IN is home to Lucas Oil Stadium, which opened in 2008 and boasts 139 luxury suites spread across multiple levels. Clients of LuxuryVIPSuites.com have their choice of location depending on the size of their group. Featuring a wide range of configurations, from 8 to 72 people, you are sure to find the perfect Colts suite for you. We have everything from Field Level Suites, which are merely a few feet away from the game, all the way to Super Suites which are comprised of amenities including personal TVs between each leather stadium seat, private bathrooms, and VIP parking. When searching for the optimal way to host a corporate event, Colts suites are the way to go.
Lucas Oil Stadium has a state of the art retractable roof which adds to the ambience with a beautiful view of downtown Indianapolis when the weather is nice, but can also close up to protect you from the harsh elements. Please call LuxuryVIPSuites.com today at 610-828-7407 to begin the process of acquiring a Colts luxury suite for a game this season. We handle every detail to ensure a smooth and unforgettable experience.
LuxuryVIPSuites.com also specializes in marketing luxury suites for those who already contracted at the venue. You may not always have a group attending each event and we can help out by placing one of our corporate groups in your suite and helping you defray some of the annual expense in owning the suite. Reach out to us today direct at sales@luxuryvipsuites.com to learn more about our marketing partnership opportunities.
Watch history in the making in an Indianapolis Colts luxury suite!
The history of the Colts franchise dates back more than 60 years and spans across two American cities. It includes several league championships, two Super Bowls, and two of the most iconic quarterbacks in football lore.
Privileged with the honor of getting to watch two of the greatest quarterbacks of all time in Johnny Unitas and Peyton Manning, Colts fans have also endured a long and dark period marred by a lack of success on the field and a controversial and heartbreaking move from Baltimore to Indianapolis under owner Robert Irsay.
Jim Irsay, Robert’s son, is now the owner of the Colts and has seen his team through a momentous Super Bowl victory in 2006, the opening of an incredible venue at Lucas Oil Stadium in 2008, as well as through the transition from Peyton Manning to Andrew Luck and beyond.
After being hailed as the heir apparent to Peyton Manning, it looked like Andrew Luck may have been able to live up to the hype. He was a four-time Pro Bowler and the NFL passing touchdown leader in 2014. However, injuries to the young quarterback were piling up. After missing the entire 2017 season to a shoulder injury, Luck persevered through pain and a rough beginning to the following season. He ended up putting together some great numbers in 2018 (earning AP Comeback Player of the Year honors) while guiding his team to a playoff berth. However, the injuries and resulting pain continued to plague him, leading Luck to make the stunning announcement in late August of 2019 that he was walking away from football and retiring at the age of 29.
The first season in Indy went fairly well for new head coach Frank Reich. It was his first as a head coach, coming from the Philadelphia Eagles as their offensive coordinator and winning the Super Bowl there. A former NFL quarterback, Reich played behind Jim Kelly and is thought of as one of the best backup quarterbacks of all time. He played a major role in several dramatic comeback wins during his 13 seasons as a player. After taking some time in retirement, Reich spent the last 10 years bouncing around the league in various coaching positions. His diverse background has given him the confidence to know how to handle tough situations. After having the rug pulled out from under him with Luck’s retirement just a week prior to the 2019 season, Reich’s game plan would have to shift. He responded to the tune of a 2020 squad that went 11-5 to make the playoffs. Their Wild Card playoff game against the Buffalo Bills came down to just a field goal separating them from moving on. Buffalo got the win by a score of 27-24.
There is a wealth of talent on this roster. Star receivers T.Y. Hilton, Parris Campbell, Zach Pascal, and Michael Pittman are always ready to have a breakout game. Tight end Jack Doyle is one of the most reliable in the league. The quarterback position, however, would be the deciding factor for this team. Last offseason, Indianapolis announced the free agency signing of Philip Rivers. Coming over from the Chargers after 16 years, Rivers took over the starting role on a one year deal with a mindset solely focused on a Super Bowl title. He would retire after the 2020 season, leaving Indy looking for a solution at QB once again.
They would find a solution via a trade with the Philadelphia Eagles. Giving up two draft picks, the Colts were able to secure Carson Wentz. The former number two overall draft pick out of North Dakota State, Wentz has found success in this league, playing at time at MVP caliber. After a down year in 2020 and crumbling relationships within the organization, Wentz has found himself looking forward to his second act in Indianapolis and reuniting with Coach Frank Reich. Colts fans couldn’t be more excited for their new QB.
Marlon Mack had a great 2019 season, going over 1,000 yards for the first time in his career. An early injury to the Achilles would sideline him, however, leading to rookie Jonathan Taylor taking over the starting spot. He amassed over 1,100 yards rushing. Add to the offensive line Quenton Nelson, the number six overall pick in the 2018 draft who can open up some big holes and give the running game a boost.
The Indianapolis defense got a big offseason boost when they signed veteran defensive end Justin Houston. An instant leader, Houston reinvigorated this squad which features Darius Leonard, Xavier Rhodes, and Malik Hooker. Kwity Paye was selected at number 21 overall in the 2021 NFL Draft out of Michigan to solidify the defensive end position. The Colts had three picks in the second round of the 2019 draft and used two of them to add to their defense. Rock Ya-Sin was chosen out of Temple to play cornerback while Ben Banogu was selected from LSU at linebacker.
As the Colts gear up for the 2021 season and hope to make another playoff run, Coach Reich and company have aspirations of adding another Lombardi Trophy to a franchise that has been home to such enormous talents as Peyton Manning, Johnny Unitas, Marvin Harrison, Reggie Wayne, and Dwight Freeney. Click here for more information about the Indianapolis Colts.
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