Behind the Scenes of filling the Olympic pools at Lucas Oil Stadium

All of the water to fill 2-and-a-half Olympic pools is coming from one hydrant outside Lucas Oil Stadium. We go behind the scenes with two Indiana companies to find out how they make sure the water is ready for show time.
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[@samsignorelli]

That's actually some pretty damn cool engineering to set all of that up in a temporary fashion.

[@jasonlotty1976]

How did they actually construct the pool before the water got pumped into it?

[@heaven-is-real]

From the land of sky blue waters

[@dreamprostudio]

"glorified" is the perfect word for it ... 😂

[@shanaebartowski7882]

How are they gonna drain the pool?

[@qwerty112311]

If you waited to the end if the video, you’d have heard how.

[@dreamprostudio]

​@@qwerty112311 okay mr attitude problem ... you sound upset.😂

[@lesliepropheter5040]

Why waste perfectly good water into a storm drain? Cant you guys figure out something to do with it that’s beneficial?

[@austinlindsay]

Water from storm drains feeds into the sanitation plant to be processed and used as clean water.