RCA Dome

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

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Label Occurrences
RCA Dome canonical 9
Hoosier Dome 5

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct sports venue
domed stadium
indoor stadium
adjacentTo Indiana Convention Center
alsoKnownAs The Dome
architect HOK Group
surface form: HOK Sport
brokeGround 1982
city Indianapolis
cityServed Indianapolis
constructionCost approximately $77.5 million
country United States of America
surface form: United States
demolished 2008
demolitionDate December 20, 2008
demolitionMethod implosion
formerName RCA Dome self-linksurface differs
surface form: 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 Tournament
surface form: 2006 NCAA Men’s Final Four

Indianapolis Colts home games
NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament
surface form: NCAA Men’s Final Four

NCAA basketball tournament games
college football games
concerts
conventions
lastNFLSeason 2007
locatedIn downtown Indianapolis
location Indianapolis
surface form: Indianapolis, Indiana
namedAfter RCA
notableTenant Indianapolis Colts
surface form: Indianapolis Colts of the National Football League
opened 1984
August 5, 1984
operator Capital Improvement Board of Managers of Marion County
owner Indianapolis
surface form: 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

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Lucas Oil Stadium replaced RCA Dome
RCA Dome formerName RCA Dome self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Hoosier Dome
2024 NBA All-Star Game hostCityPreviousTimeArena RCA Dome
this entity surface form: Hoosier Dome
1991 NCAA Men’s Final Four venue RCA Dome
this entity surface form: Hoosier Dome
The Dome refersTo RCA Dome
The Dome formerName RCA Dome
subject surface form: RCA Dome
this entity surface form: Hoosier Dome
The Dome alsoKnownAs RCA Dome
subject surface form: RCA Dome
this entity surface form: Hoosier Dome