RCA Dome

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defunct sports venue domed stadium indoor stadium

The RCA Dome was a large indoor stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana, best known for hosting NFL games and major sporting events before its demolition.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	defunct sports venue → domed stadium → indoor stadium →
adjacentTo	Indiana Convention Center →
alsoKnownAs	The Dome →
architect	HOK Sport →
brokeGround	1982 →
city	Indianapolis →
cityServed	Indianapolis →
constructionCost	approximately $77.5 million →
country	United States →
demolished	2008 →
demolitionDate	December 20, 2008 →
demolitionMethod	implosion →
formerName	Hoosier Dome →
generalContractor	Huber, Hunt & Nichols →
hostedEvent	1991 NCAA Men’s Final Four → 1997 NCAA Men’s Final Four → 2000 NCAA Men’s Final Four → 2006 NCAA Men’s Final Four → Indianapolis Colts home games → NCAA Men’s Final Four → NCAA basketball tournament games → college football games → concerts → conventions →
lastNFLSeason	2007 →
locatedIn	downtown Indianapolis →
location	Indianapolis, Indiana →
namedAfter	RCA →
notableTenant	Indianapolis Colts of the National Football League →
opened	1984 → August 5, 1984 →
operator	Capital Improvement Board of Managers of Marion County →
owner	City of Indianapolis →
primaryUse	NFL games →
region	Midwestern United States →
replacedBy	Lucas Oil Stadium →
roofMaterial	Teflon-coated fiberglass →
roofType	air-supported dome →
seatingCapacity	approximately 60,000 →
seatingCapacityForAmericanFootball	about 57,890 →
sport	American football →
state	Indiana →
surface	AstroTurf →
tenant	Indianapolis Colts →
usedFor	large-scale entertainment events → major sporting events →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Texans–Colts rivalry →	firstMeetingSite
Indianapolis Colts →	formerHomeStadium
RCA Dome ("Hoosier Dome") →	formerName
Lucas Oil Stadium →	replaced