Murat Theatre at Old National Centre

For live-event planning, the venue says doors generally open about one hour before showtime, and food and beverage service also begins an hour before the scheduled start. Cashless payment is available at points of sale and is recommended.

Murat Theatre is at 502 N. New Jersey Street in downtown Indianapolis, near the corner of Alabama Street and North Street. The venue also notes that its main lot entrance is off Alabama Street, while the North Lot is at the corner of North Street and New Jersey Street and is entered from North Street. If you’re using a ride drop-off, the venue directs guests to the main entrance.

Because the theatre is in the city center, it can be paired with a walk from nearby restaurants and bars in the Mass Ave Arts District. For other parts of the Old National Centre complex, the venue’s directions and services can differ, so it’s worth checking the room name on your ticket before you go. If you’re comparing venues on this site, the Indianapolis theatre page is a useful starting point.

The venue identifies the orchestra level as the main floor. For Murat Theatre, accessible seating is in the orchestra level and uses aisle seating. Inventory can vary by event, and the venue recommends checking the interactive seat map or calling the box office for current availability.

The theatre is one room inside the larger Old National Centre, so details for other spaces in the building should not be assumed to apply here. If you’re looking for other kinds of live entertainment nearby, browse the Indianapolis events calendar or the Indianapolis concerts page.

The venue lists two parking areas: the main lot directly in front of the marquee, entered off Alabama Street, and the North Lot at North Street and New Jersey Street. Reserved parking is available for both lots, and pricing can vary by lot and by event. On the day of the event, parking is first come, first served.

Accessible parking is in the main lot to the right of the marquee. The venue says accessible parking is very limited and requires a valid state-issued accessible placard or license plate. Because the venue also offers reserved parking and VIP-type upgrades, it’s best not to assume those include parking unless the event information says so.

The main entrance is fully accessible, and there is also a fully accessible Imperial Lounge entrance on the New Jersey Street side for guests with Imperial Lounge tickets. All floors are accessible by elevator.

For Murat Theatre specifically, accessible restrooms are located on the mezzanine and second-floor lobby. The venue also says limited storage is available for wheelchairs, canes, walkers, and similar mobility devices. Sign language interpretation is available by request at least one week before the event, and assistive listening devices can be checked out through coat check in the main lobby.

Guests with dietary needs may speak with the food and beverage team, though the venue does not guarantee every request can be met. Service animals are allowed under ADA rules, and the venue provides specific guidance on control, behavior, and relief-area support. If you need more help before you visit, the venue directs guests to contact its guest services team or email OldNationalcentre.sitefeedback@livenation.com.

The current bag policy allows bags up to the venue’s stated size limit, and all bags are searched at entry. Because older venue information lists a different bag rule, it’s safest to rely on the current event instructions rather than assuming an exact size from a general policy page. The venue also lists mobile entry for events, so tickets are used on a phone rather than printed or emailed.

The venue is typically all ages, but some shows may have age restrictions or be better suited to adults depending on the artist’s request. Children who have reached their first birthday need a ticket. Outside food and drink are not allowed, but the venue does offer food and beverage service, including alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. It is also a non-smoking facility, with pass-outs provided to designated smoking areas outside.

Non-professional cameras are generally allowed, though some performances may prohibit cameras and some Broadway engagements may be stricter. Recording gear such as professional audio or video equipment is not permitted, and the venue also prohibits a range of other items listed in its safety policy.