June 1, 2021
The Pittsburgh Pirates’ Triple-A affiliate, the Indianapolis Indians, are searching for their first divisional title since 2017. They begin their season on April 6 when they travel to Memphis to take on the Redbirds on Opening Day. Then, the Indians return to Victory Field to kick off their 25th anniversary season at the stadium.
Where to Buy 2021 Indianapolis Indians Tickets
Primary market single-game tickets are available via the team's website.
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How Much Are 2021 Indianapolis Indians Tickets
Here are the prices for single-game tickets when they do become available:
Single-Game Primary Ticket Price Tiers
- The Landing: $40
- Box Seats: $18
- Reserved Seats: $15
- Lawn (no chairs): $12
Note: Children (age 14 and under) ticket prices and July 4 ticket prices vary slightly from the ones above.
Indianapolis Indians 2021 Season Ticket & Flex Plan Options
Full season, mini season, and flex plans are all available. Full season plans begin at $550 for lawn tickets, reserved seats are $600, and box seats are selling for $725 per seat.
All mini season ticket plans include a bonus ticket to Opening Night. Half season plans (36 pre-selected games plus the bonus ticket) are selling for $432 (box seats) and $324 (reserved seats). The five-game Wednesday plans (plus the bonus ticket) are selling for $75 (box seats) and $55 (reserved seats).
As far as flex plans go, the 20 undated ticket vouchers are priced at $280 (box seats), $200 (reserved seats), and $160 (lawn seats). The 10 undated ticket vouchers are selling for $150 (box seats), $110 (reserved seats), and lawn seats ($90).
Victory Field Attendance Policy
In mid-May the Indianapolis Indians announced that Victory Field will operate at 50% capacity (6,900 people) for the team's remaining May home games, as well as the team's two following homestands in June. Seating will be in pods of 2-6 people.
