Features
Victory Field is considered one of the finest facilities in all of Minor league baseball. It has been recognized as the "Best Minor League Ballpark in America" by Baseball America and Sports Illustrated.
There are currently 12,202 permanent seats and room for approximately 2,000 more fans on the outfield lawn, though on popular days such as the 4th of July, it is not uncommon to total over 15,000 with SRO seats. Victory Field also features 28 luxury suites, five suite-level party areas, and two large picnic areas.
The seating is broken down as followed:
- Field box: 5,436
- View box: 2,119
- Lower reserved: 1,647
- Upper reserved: 2,118
- Lawn: 1,975
- Captain Morgan Cove: 100
- Suite level: 545
- Wheelchair: 262
Victory Field shares the limelight with the neighboring Lucas Oil Stadium, Bankers Life Fieldhouse, the Indiana University Natatorium, and the Michael A. Carroll Track & Soccer Stadium.
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