Colts Training Camp 2024 in Grand Park begins July 25

The Indianapolis Colts today released the schedule for the 2024 Colts Training Camp, presented by Koorsen Fire & Security, which kicks off Thursday, July 25 at Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield, Indiana. Colts Communications

The Indianapolis Colts today released the schedule for the 2024 Colts Training Camp presented by Koorsen Fire & Security, which kicks off Thursday, July 25 at Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield, Ind.

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This year marks the sixth summer of Colts Camp in Grand Park, about 15 miles north of Indianapolis. As in past years, activities and events will be aimed at giving fans access and entertaining the whole family.

“We are thrilled to kick off our sixth summer of Colts Training Camp with our friends in Grand Park and the city of Westfield,” said Roger VanDerSnick, Colts Chief Sales & Marketing Officer. “As always, our goal is to provide Colts fans with world-class fun and entertainment and a Training Camp experience unlike any other in the NFL.”

“Having Colts Training Camp here in Westfield is great for Colts fans, but more importantly, for our community,” said Westfield Mayor Scott Willis. “We know the Colts provide a world-class camping experience and we are proud to play a part in that.”

Highlights of the 2024 camp include:

OPEN PRACTICES

The team will host twelve practices, all open to the public. A ticket is required to enter each day. This ticket can be downloaded at Colts.com/Camp.

The first training is Thursday, July 25 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Tickets for seven of the twelve training sessions are free for all participants. On Primetime practice days – July 27 and 28; August 4, 14 and 15: Tickets are $5 for fans 18 or older.

Due to high demand for primetime practice tickets, a nominal $5 surcharge was added to better allow event organizers to plan attendance and give fans a better overall experience regarding activities, seating, concessions, safety and security.

Tickets for children 17 and under remain free, but fans must still download a free ticket.

If the practice is moved indoors, attendance will be limited. Those who cannot attend will be charged ticket and parking costs

All proceeds will benefit the YMCA of Greater Indianapolis’ new flag football program. The Y will launch YMCA Flag Football leagues at 10 locations this summer, serving 200 children in a coed league and a girls league.

Grand Park also charges a parking fee per vehicle every day. Fans can obtain a $5 parking pass in advance at com/Camp or through the Colts mobile app. On-site parking costs $10.

The NFL’s game day clear bag policy is in effect in areas where a ticket is required. For more information, visit NFL.com/allclear.

THEME DAYS

Colts Training Camp will feature a series of themed days, showcasing different local organizations and fans, and offering fun activities for the whole family. Details of each day will be released later this summer. Planned themes include:

Camp Kickoff, presented by Koorsen Fire & Security -, July 25, NFL’s Back Together Weekend – Sat. July 27 & Sun. July 28 Family Day – Friday, August 2 Give Back Sunday, presented by Meijer -, August 4 Back-To-School Day, presented by Academy Sports + Outdoors – Mon. August 5 Salute to Service Day, presented by Vet Tix – Wednesday, August 7 Kicking The Stigma Day – Friday, August 9 Fan Appreciation Day, presented by CenterPoint Energy – Wednesday, August 14 “Thirsty Thursday”, presented by Bud Light – Thursday, August 15 JOINT PRACTICES WITH THE ARIZONA CARDINALS

The evening practices with the Arizona Cardinals – on Wednesday, August 14 and Thursday, August 15 – in Grand Park are open to the public and will take place prior to the preseason game on Saturday, August 17. at Lucas Oil Stadium.

The Colts will also participate in a joint training camp workout with the Cincinnati Bengals on Aug. 20 in Cincinnati ahead of the preseason finale on Aug. 22 at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati.

The Colts have participated in joint workouts including Chicago (2023, 2015), Philadelphia (2023), Detroit (2022, 2017), Carolina (2021), Cleveland (2019), Baltimore (2018), Tennessee (2000) and the St .Louis Rams (1999, 1997).

COLTS CITY

Colts City returns to Grand Park on an 85,000-square-foot multi-use asphalt track and Play 60 turf field adjacent to the Colts practice fields, making it easy for fans to enjoy Colts City activities and team workouts.

Colts City is open to the public every day through August 15. The activities include:

The Colts Play 60 Field, featuring football drills, 40-yard sprint and kick returns, Colts In Motion, the team’s interactive travel experience, Colts inflatables, Colts Pro Shop, appearances by team mascot “Blue” and Colts Cheerleaders, and interactive partner displays and exhibitions. BAD WEATHER

In the event of inclement weather, training may be moved indoors to the Grand Park Events Center. Due to capacity restrictions, only a limited number of fans will be allowed inside to watch practices. Information about this process will be announced later this summer.

If a practice is moved indoors, Colts City will also be closed.