Lucas Oil Stadium is a gigantic multi-purpose stadium, situated in downtown Indianapolis, United States. It has substituted the NFL's Indianapolis Colts’ home ground, RCA Dome. The construction work began on 20th September 2005 and took around three years to complete with an expenditure of US$720 million. It finally opened on 16 August 2008. The stadium has been uniquely designed by world-class architecture firms HKS, Inc., A2so4 Architecture and Browning Day Mullins Dierdorf, Inc. under the supervision of John Klipsch Consulting LLC. The Lucas Oil Stadium is owned by Indiana Stadium and Convention Building Authority (State of Indiana), and operated by Capital Improvement Board of Managers of Marion County, Indiana. It has 137 luxury suites and a semi-private 200-seat party room called as the Quarterback Suite.
The four entrance gates of the Lucas Oil Stadium have been named after the respective funding corporations: Lucas Oil, Verizon, HHGregg, and Huntington Bank. 
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