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The three concerts will break the record for the highest attended concerts at Lucas Oil, but you’d think that another 5k-10k tickets could be added for each night considering the stage layout of the Eras tour.
If the window is open, the concerts will be able to be heard from outside. If the weather is good, this is something that VisitIndy should pitch to try to get more even more value out of the weekend for the City.
74 degrees, sunny and zero chance of rain for last week’s Colts-Dolphins g. Perfect fall football weather. And yet, the stadium roof was closed. I don’t even know why the money was spent on a retractable roof because it is hardly ever opened. So, the likelihood that the window would be open for those outside to hear the concert is next to nothing.
Note to self; don’t go downtown on Nov 1-3rd.
Downtown absorbs crowds like this on a regular basis, but the hustle and bustle isn’t for everyone.
Who should we blame for selling out all the hotel rooms for some concert? Sounds like some kind of money making scheme if you ask me.
Good for Indy. Hopefully downtown will be viewed as pleasant and people leave with a positive impression. More visitors means more income for the region.