This is a top notch group that can score the best tickets at the best price! Trust me on…read morethis....you will be taken care of!!

Great company and great owner. He always take's care of us when we need tickets! Polite and…read moreresponsive!

Honest people and easy to work with . They have a wide array of shows and sporting events. Your…read morestop shop for all things entertainment.

Straight forward and very easy to work with. We've used them many times for tickets both in Indy…read moreand outside the state

Sent email request for Indy 500 pit passes to take father-in-law to for his bucket list check off…read more Took 4 days for a response from the office manager?!? and when I offered to buy two, no response. Thanks for making his trip to his 1st 500 mundane. Why doesn't Indy have a solid ticket broker firm???

From the owner: It is never too late to make plans for the evening or weekend when working with Circle City…read moreTickets. We specialize in Indianapolis area events, but we can provide tickets to any event worldwide! We have served Indianapolis for over 20 years. We are members of the National Association of Ticket Brokers, The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, and The Indianapolis Convention & Visitors Association.

We had never participated in a murder mystery dinner show before and were clueless. Minimal…read moreinstructions to go on but expected to participate. The food was not very good! Overpriced for what we experienced!

From the owner: The Dinner Detective, America's largest interactive murder mystery comedy dinner show has just…read morearrived in Indianapolis. Be the first of your friends to experience what has been captivating audiences from Los Angeles to Boston to Chicago and across the country for over a decade. Indianapolis' top comedic talent guide you through the twists and turns of a murder mystery, while you enjoy an incredible four-course plated meal in one of downtown Indianapolis' top hotels. Whether you're the one to solve the murder case and take home a fantastic prize package, or an innocent witness avoiding suspicion, you'll leave with memories you'll be talking about for months. Just be careful, the killer is hiding somewhere in the room, and might be at your table. The Dinner Detective performs Saturday nights in Indianapolis, IN. We also offer private shows that are customized to your group with opportunities for your friends to become our prime suspects. Join us for an unforgettable experience that your group will love you for.

I love architecture and Old National Center is an iconic Art Deco structure in downtown…read moreIndianapolis. I have been to the Center numerous times and, today, we saw Blue Man Group perform. The staff does a great job of getting everyone inside and screened through security. I appreciated receiving instructions for entry via email in advance. The multiple concession stands are always offering interesting beverages and snacks. We picked up popcorn for the kids. The restrooms are clean. When I first came to Indianapolis, the building was called the Murat. Old National Bank bought the naming rights. The building and theater are fabulous with huge brass railings, marble stairs, beautiful stained glass windows and exquisite decor in the theater. The building was constructed in 1909 for the Indianapolis Shriners and has retained an amazing amount of original Art Deco features. Shriner, Oscar Bohlen designed the structure. The theater is the oldest theater in Indianapolis. As the building is mostly original, some amenities are dated. The (beautiful) railings on the stairs are low for the average guest. Restroom facilities are inadequate and certain restrooms were closed after the show. (This was a problem if you have kids and try to maneuver through crowds to find a restroom.) Balcony seating offers great views of the stage. However when performers enter the audience, as did Blue Man Group, visualization is lost and video monitors inadequately capture the performers. The single staircase is somewhat inadequate and cumbersome for guests exiting in the crowd, especially for small children or elderly people. Parking is challenging unless you repurchase VIP parking. My advice, arrive early to find parking. I love coming to Old National for programs and to see the building. The inconveniences posed by the building are tolerable to enjoy this historic structure.

MJ The Musical was great! The seats at Old National Center…read moreare small. I suspect they are uncomfortable for many of the patrons. The other issue was people bringing drinks into the theater. Having no place to sit them, the drinks are sat on the floor. During intermissions the floors were wet with spilled drinks. One patron's purse was wet. Need better seating.

I was pleasantly surprised on my first visit! They had their sippin' Santa popup with super cute…read moretiki drinks. Very cutely decorated! (This was several weeks ago so not sure it's still up or not!) The food! They have an AMAZING happy hour deal, 2 small bites for $15. EVERYTHING was delicious. Definitely get the basque cheesecake and the setas! I will definitely be back to try more items.

Love the atmosphere (you feel like a showgirl) and LOVE the Papas Fritas -- waffle fries smothered…read morein freshly heated cheese is literally worth the trip alone. I dream often of these tapas. The fried halloumi is also mouth watering - the chef knows what they are doing. Great happy hour deals - be sure to check out the options! Tapas are $8 or 2 for $15 3pm-6pm. If I have not convinced you to visit, another thing I love about this place is that they have been known to play Twilight on their screen.

The Vogue will always hold a special place in my heart. My first concert at this venue was a doozy…read morefor me: Aimee Mann! She was being her funny and skinny and calm self, playing some of her songs from her Lost in Space album, which, at this point, is like an appendage of my body in musical form. Her album is a part of me. The Vogue is a small venue, but not extremely so. There is balcony seating, and a bar in the balcony, but you need to pay extra for this area. General admission is downstairs, and it's standing-room only. I know on the website it says that a general admission ticket grants you access to the upstairs, but when I went up there, I was immediately told that the tables were for people who paid extra. I considered paying the extra however-much-it-costs so I could sit down, but I decided to thug it out and found a corner downstairs, on the side by the stairs, to post up. Even though I was standing to the side, I still had a great view! I've seen Aimee Mann in concert one other time (she played at Royce Hall in Los Angeles with Rufus Wainwright, a long time ago), but I had never been this close to her. It was an amazing experience. There's a big bar downstairs, and they were super quick to get me my plastic cup of Moscow mule. FYI: This is not the place to get wine! They have a couple of cans of wine, but nothing in a bottle. They mostly have beer and mixed drinks. Before the concert, I was looking at all of the photos lining the walls of the bands and musicians who have played at The Vogue. It's impressive! This music venue has a long history. Lots of people have played at this humble place in Broad Ripple, which is pretty cool.

My friend and I came here for the Jesse McCartney concert and had a blast…read more The room is spacious but there are no seats at the lower level. It's all standing so you can feel like a can of sardines. They were offering upgrades to the second floor which we happily took. The upstairs is very spacious and has a bar so you don't have to go back downstairs into the crowd. I do like how there is a bar to sit your drinks at the railing so you can sit and have a more relaxed time. I will happily come back to the Vogue