See a baseball game at Victory Field

Home of the Indianapolis Indians, the AAA minor league affiliate for the Pittsburgh Pirates. It's been deemed the best minor league baseball stadium in the country. Pack a picnic and sit in the outfield next to the famous teepee during the game (and catch a few balls if you're lucky) or get a seat in the stands.

Address: 501 W Maryland St
Price: $11–30
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