Indianapolis Colts - Fans Don't Let Fans Drive Drunk

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The Indianapolis Colts promote responsible drinking and positive fan behavior at Lucas Oil Stadium. The Colts alcohol management plan ensures that fans have a safe and fun experience.

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Fan Code of Conduct

Indianapolis Colts fans are the best in the NFL because of their enthusiasm, team support, and Hoosier hospitality. The players, coaches, staff, and fans shape the Colts image. We encourage our fans to create a high-energy environment supporting the home team while maintaining a family-oriented atmosphere.

The Indianapolis Colts have established Rules of Conduct that will allow everyone in attendance at Lucas Oil Stadium to enjoy all aspects of a National Football League game. We ask that everyone conduct themselves in a manner that does not take away from other’s enjoyment of the game. Any violation of these rules could result in immediate expulsion from the stadium and potential revocation of season ticket privileges. These rules include, but are not limited to:

Entering the playing field or interfering with the progress of the game
Refusing to show a ticket when asked by a stadium representative
Attempting to sit in seats for which you are not properly ticketed
Using foul or abusive language or gestures
Threatening other patrons with words and/or actions
Fighting
Throwing or kicking any object in Lucas Oil Stadium or onto the field
Interfering with other guests’ ability to enjoy the game
Wearing clothing with abusive or vulgar terminology or inappropriate photographs or symbols
Wearing obscene or indecent clothing
Displaying obscene or indecent signs
Standing on seats or chairs
Stepping over chairs from one row to another
Standing, sitting or loitering in aisles, stairs, ramps or other areas of conveyance
Placing food or beverages on walls, ledges or overhangs that may spill or drop on guests below
Being in possession of liquor containers, bottles, cans, liquid containers and coolers (except for guests with special medical or dietary needs)
Being in possession of Food not dispensed by Lucas Oil Stadium concessionaires
Running or jogging in Lucas Oil Stadium
Disorderly conduct
Public intoxication
Possession or use of drugs
Public indecency
Possession or use of drugs
Obstructing justice
Criminal trespass
Selling items or tickets on Lucas Oil Stadium property
Distributing or displaying handbills without prior consent
Smoking (except outside gates) or spitting

Alcohol Service Policies

Age to Check ID:		35 and younger
Max Alcohol Drinks:		2/person/ possession
Max Cup Size:		20 oz
Liquor Sold:		Yes

Cut-off Policies

Concession Stands:		End of 3rd
Hawkers:		End of Half
Clubs/Suites:		1 Hr After Game Ends
Night Games:		Halfway through 3rd Quarter

Tailgating Policies:

Time Lots Open:		Day Games - 5 Hours before Kick-off Sunday Night Games - 4 Hours before Kick-off Monday Night Games - 3 Hours before Kick-off
Prohibited Items:		Glass containers, kegs, funnels
Permitted Items:		Plastic bottles, cans, small BBQs

Text Messaging System:

Fans are encouraged to anonymously text stadium management to report violations of the Fan Code of Conduct.

Text Number:		78247-- INDY + Message

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Designated Driver Program:

There are 4 locations of the Anheuser-Busch Good Sport designated driver program at Lucas Oil Stadium. Fans who pledge to be designated drivers receive a complimentary soft drink and a chance to be selected as the Designated Driver for the Game. Designated Drivers for the Game are recognized on the stadium video board and receive a special prize from the Colts.

2009 Indianapolis Colts Total:

396

2009 League Total:

152,000

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