tickets and seats

[Colts And Orioles]

Originally Posted by CletusPyle

I was a Colts season ticket holder Peyton's entire career....gave up my tickets in 2014 to a friend of mine. My seats were in section 610 on the front row, I actually liked being up high, great perspective of the entire field. But I always wanted the 500 level and tried many times to get them and just couldn't get the ones I wanted...not a lot of turnover in those days !!!

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You were a Colts season-ticket holder ??? I was never a Colts season-ticket holder ...... you bastard !!!

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[CletusPyle]

Originally Posted by Colts And Orioles

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You were a Colts season-ticket holder ??? I was never a Colts season-ticket holder ...... you bastard !!!

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Not only that, but I saw every home playoff game during Peyton's time here...I consider myself very lucky! Of course most of those games were in the RCA dome, LOS is a much better venue!

[apballin]

Originally Posted by CletusPyle

Not only that, but I saw every home playoff game during Peyton's time here...I consider myself very lucky! Of course most of those games were in the RCA dome, LOS is a much better venue!

Man the dome used to be rockin tho

I remember banging on those metal bleachers in the upper deck

[CletusPyle]

Originally Posted by apballin

Man the dome used to be rockin tho

I remember banging on those metal bleachers in the upper deck

I have some great memories of that place, and it was the loudest place I have ever been in! I do think they might have piped in a little noise, but most of it was real and deafening at times!

[JAFF]

Originally Posted by CletusPyle

I have some great memories of that place, and it was the loudest place I have ever been in! I do think they might have piped in a little noise, but most of it was real and deafening at times!

It was the low air bag ceiling/roof. With the roof open, LOS isnt as noisy compared to when it is closed. Ive been to several state football finals in old dome, and it was loud, just the lower bowl open to fans. Throw in the train traffic at the south end and it was an old cement rattletrap. Throw in 50;000 fans and you couldnt here the person next to you on 3rd down plays. That roof, held tight with air pressure was shaped like a parabolic mirror, or lens. It would deflect any noise back down to the field.

[BCN#1]

Originally Posted by CletusPyle

I have some great memories of that place, and it was the loudest place I have ever been in! I do think they might have piped in a little noise, but most of it was real and deafening at times!

Me also... My time in Indy in the late 80s-early 90s were schweeeet indeed with free tix when doing Toys for Tots collections at Colts games and things like that. Jimmy I was cool about letting us in with good seats.