Westfield's Grand Park Ready For Colts Fans

Taylor Bennett

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Carson Wentz (2 ) throws as the team practiced at the NFL football team's facility, Thursday, May 27, 2021, in Indianapolis.
*AP Photo/Darron Cummings*

The Indianapolis Colts will return to the Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield for training camp.

Westfield Mayor Andy Cook said fans will be able to attend training camp this year after the COVID-19 pandemic forced the NFL to call an audible last year.

“The Colts were very adamant about bringing their brand and industry to all walks of life in all of Indiana and what a better venue to showcase our NFL team other than Grand Park” Cook said.

Training camp will begin for players on July 27. The first practice open to fans will be July 28, and activities will continue through Aug. 24. Tickets are free and available online, but parking at the Grand Park Sports campus is $5.

The Colts said there won’t be capacity restrictions or COVID-19 screenings for fans attending the practices. According to the team’s website, fans are encouraged to wear masks but they will not be required. There will be a “mask required” section of the grandstand.

There was no training camp for fans in 2020 due to COVID-19 protocols.

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