What Is The Bag Policy For Lucas Oil Sadium

So, you’re heading to Lucas Oil Stadium—maybe for a Colts game, a concert, or to watch someone absolutely destroy a nacho platter (no judgment here). But before you get there, let’s talk about the bag policy. Because nothing kills the pre-game buzz like getting turned away at the gate holding a sensible-looking tote bag that’s technically too big. Trust me, I’ve been that person.

Here’s the deal: Lucas Oil Stadium uses a clear bag policy. That means you can bring a clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag that’s no larger than 12” x 6” x 12”. Think of it as a tiny, transparent treasure chest. If you’re a clutch-and-go person, you can also use a small clutch bag—no bigger than 4.5” x 6.5”—but only one per person. So, no, you can’t smuggle in a backup fanny pack full of emergency gummy bears. Sorry, I tried.

What about diapers? Yes, you can bring diaper bags, but they’ll be searched, and you’ll need to have a child present—no borrowing a baby from a stranger for the “mom with a spare onesie” look. Medically necessary items are also allowed, but they’ll need to be inspected. And please, please leave the full-size backpack at home. That thing you use for hiking will be treated like a suspicious alien spacecraft. They’ll send you back to your car faster than you can say “Go Colts.”

The bright side? This policy makes security lightning fast, so you can spend less time in line and more time high-fiving a guy in a horseshoe hat. Plus, you’ll feel like a VIP with your clear bag—very fashionably airport. Just grab one online or at the team store, and you’re golden.

So pack light, pack clear, and remember: the real win isn’t the game—it’s the memory of laughing with friends over a slightly-too-salty pretzel while your tiny see-through bag holds exactly one phone, a lip balm, and your dream of a perfect day. You’ve got this. Go enjoy the roar of the crowd—and maybe bring earplugs. Just, you know, ones that fit in a clear bag.