The free event will feature a costume contest, trick or treating and more. Tickets are required and can be reserved online.
The Colts are hosting their first in-person Halloween party since 2019 from 5-8 p.m.
The field and concourse levels will have several activities, including Halloween games, trick-or-treating, costume contests, kids’ activities, face painting, family photo opportunities, the Play60 Zone, discounted concessions, locker room tours and more. The party is free and open to everyone, but tickets are required. Kids must be accompanied by an adult.For more information or to reserve your free ticket, visit the Colts website.
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