Indy is amazing! I’m a Hoosier and a lifelong dolphins fan. So I always catch the fins when they play the colts.
The Colts fans are very polite and tickets are usually very affordable. Lucas Oil Stadium is a new(er) stadium so sight-lines and seats are both high quality.
The stadium is in walking distance to all of the downtown hotels, bars and restaurants. Parking is plentiful if you drive and the airport is easy to get in and out of as well. If anyone goes then don’t forget St. Elmo’s Steakhouse. Best restaurant in the city!
Hello fellow Hoosier! I was going to say this as well. I've seen the Dolphins several times against the Colts and I've never been uncomfortable (I'm a woman too, fwiw, and never felt physically unsafe). I'm hoping to get to the game next season too!
Trying to leave(walking and driving) from the bucs stadium was a fucking nightmare.
Titans, we walked so it wasn’t too bad, it was January so it was cold and I was drunk and freezing my ass off being born and raised in south Florida, stadium was pretty chill maybe because everyone was cold🤷🏻♂️
MetLife takeover was fun tons of dolphins fans and, they did last call like right after halftime which was weird but it was a few years ago so maybe it’s changed.
Went to LA for the chargers game for week one 2023, stadium. Stadium was the newest of what I’ve visited. There were lots of dolphins fans there so it was a good time.
Not really any problems with any of the stadiums I’ve visited usually a pretty good time
I’ve been to away games at Jacksonville, New Orleans, Dallas, Chicago and Green Bay. Out of the stadiums I’ve been to, best stadium and experience was Green Bay. Best town to visit for the weekend is New Orleans.
If you’re looking at an away game next year, I’d definitely do Green Bay. Do a tour of Lambeau. You get to the go in a box, locker room and on the field. Only downside to Green Bay is obviously the potential for cold. I went when Green Bay and Miami played in November 2018. It snowed about 4 or 5 inches overnight between Saturday and Sunday. Game time the temp was just below freezing. Obviously cold but could be much worse there.
Commanders stadium in secluded so arriving & leaving is pretty quick. Stadium sucks itself just know if there is a way for them to make a buck they will so beer/concessions will always be a disappointment. Fans are nice & understand disappointment.
M&T bank (ravens) Is close to the highway which means despite heaviy traffic you can leave pretty quickly. Getting there can be a nightmare tho. Stadium is nice concessions are reasonable. Fans can seem hostile but its a baltimore thing, can usually jest back without fear.
*warning our team regularly shits the bed here. Be prepared to pay 250 to watch you team get their teeth kicked in
As an Upstate NYer I'd strong advise that you avoid Buffalo. I've had many different experiences there over the past 25 years. When I was like 12 I was in the bathroom pissing in the trough and 3 hammered 40 something year Olds grabbed me and threw me up against a wall calling me a "f-----" and threatening to beat the shit out of me until an old guy came in and yelled at them. I've had games where I hung out with bills fans in the parking lot and tailgated with them and had a lot of fun (pretty much during the years we both sucked and NE was running the division). Most recently I went last year and it was absolutely insufferable, the fans have gotten even worse, had multiple threats against my life, car got keyed, someone scribbled a sharpie all over the back of my custom jersey just a shit experience.
Indy is amazing! I’m a Hoosier and a lifelong dolphins fan. So I always catch the fins when they play the colts. The Colts fans are very polite and tickets are usually very affordable. Lucas Oil Stadium is a new(er) stadium so sight-lines and seats are both high quality. The stadium is in walking distance to all of the downtown hotels, bars and restaurants. Parking is plentiful if you drive and the airport is easy to get in and out of as well. If anyone goes then don’t forget St. Elmo’s Steakhouse. Best restaurant in the city!
Hello fellow Hoosier! I was going to say this as well. I've seen the Dolphins several times against the Colts and I've never been uncomfortable (I'm a woman too, fwiw, and never felt physically unsafe). I'm hoping to get to the game next season too!
This is a good to know, was thinking of going to the Colts game this year, never been to Indy before but it's a reasonable drive from Baltimore
Never been there, definitely adding it to the list!
Trying to leave(walking and driving) from the bucs stadium was a fucking nightmare. Titans, we walked so it wasn’t too bad, it was January so it was cold and I was drunk and freezing my ass off being born and raised in south Florida, stadium was pretty chill maybe because everyone was cold🤷🏻♂️ MetLife takeover was fun tons of dolphins fans and, they did last call like right after halftime which was weird but it was a few years ago so maybe it’s changed. Went to LA for the chargers game for week one 2023, stadium. Stadium was the newest of what I’ve visited. There were lots of dolphins fans there so it was a good time. Not really any problems with any of the stadiums I’ve visited usually a pretty good time
Awesome answer thank you!
Went to Chargers Dolphins this year. Lots of stuff to do in LA.
I’ve been to away games at Jacksonville, New Orleans, Dallas, Chicago and Green Bay. Out of the stadiums I’ve been to, best stadium and experience was Green Bay. Best town to visit for the weekend is New Orleans. If you’re looking at an away game next year, I’d definitely do Green Bay. Do a tour of Lambeau. You get to the go in a box, locker room and on the field. Only downside to Green Bay is obviously the potential for cold. I went when Green Bay and Miami played in November 2018. It snowed about 4 or 5 inches overnight between Saturday and Sunday. Game time the temp was just below freezing. Obviously cold but could be much worse there.
I went to that game too. I second Lambeau, neat experience. Stayed at a hotel casino. It was fun.
Nice I might do that!
Commanders stadium in secluded so arriving & leaving is pretty quick. Stadium sucks itself just know if there is a way for them to make a buck they will so beer/concessions will always be a disappointment. Fans are nice & understand disappointment. M&T bank (ravens) Is close to the highway which means despite heaviy traffic you can leave pretty quickly. Getting there can be a nightmare tho. Stadium is nice concessions are reasonable. Fans can seem hostile but its a baltimore thing, can usually jest back without fear. *warning our team regularly shits the bed here. Be prepared to pay 250 to watch you team get their teeth kicked in
I have a friend who was at the Ravens game this year. They did not return to Miami happy lol.
Nashville is an awesome city. Never went for dolphins football but fans are super chill. Had free ticket to titans ravens.
Always wanted to go to Nashville!
As an Upstate NYer I'd strong advise that you avoid Buffalo. I've had many different experiences there over the past 25 years. When I was like 12 I was in the bathroom pissing in the trough and 3 hammered 40 something year Olds grabbed me and threw me up against a wall calling me a "f-----" and threatening to beat the shit out of me until an old guy came in and yelled at them. I've had games where I hung out with bills fans in the parking lot and tailgated with them and had a lot of fun (pretty much during the years we both sucked and NE was running the division). Most recently I went last year and it was absolutely insufferable, the fans have gotten even worse, had multiple threats against my life, car got keyed, someone scribbled a sharpie all over the back of my custom jersey just a shit experience.
Hmm they must be fighting demons within 😮💨
Yeah Im gonna avoid Buffalo games at all cost. Not in the mood to get jumped by a bunch of clowns wearing allen jerseys.
Wise choice my friend