Coors Field

Capacity: 50,144

Home Teams: Colorado Rockies (MLB)

Coors Field Events

Coors Field opened in 1995 in Denver* to provide a more suitable baseball venue to the expansion Colorado Rockies after the team had spent two years sharing Mile High Stadium with the NFL’s Denver Broncos. The Rockies have not yet quite repaid this investment with a championship title, though they did give fans at Coors Field the chance to experience one World Series in 2007, though it turned out to be a sweep by the Boston Red Sox, who won Game 1 by an eye-watering margin of 13-1. The park itself is one of the largest in the league, accommodating in excess of 50,000 fans for baseball games, with one row of purple seats amidst the sea of green seats to mark the exact point of one mile above sea level. The field’s sponsor, the beer company Coors, runs a brewery called Blue Moon Brewery at The Sandlot that is located inside the stadium (behind the right-field stands) where visitors can try fresh local craft beer. Blue Moon beer was invented at this brewery and is now distributed by Coors worldwide. The ball park also contains a nod to the mountains that give the Rockies their name out beyond the center field wall, with fountains, pine trees, and a waterfall. The fountains blast water up into the air after every Rockies home run and victory. Along with all regular season and playoff Rockies home games, Coors Field also occasionally hosts large concerts and outdoor NHL hockey games. Showing up to Coors Field on an empty stomach is no issue at all, with a wide selection of tasty treats like beef steak empanadas, green chile cheese fries, and wood-fired pizzas on the menu. Rockies team and event merchandise can be found on sale at the many shops and kiosks located around the stadium. 

*As anyone who has ever visited a driving range in the Mile High has soon discovered (to their joy), balls fly considerably farther at higher altitudes. Coors Field has therefore acquired a reputation as an easy place to hit home runs, though efforts such as moving back the fences as well as placing balls inside a humidor (yep, like the ones you put cigars in) have been employed to give pitchers more of a fighting chance. 

Coors Field Seating Chart

Coors Field has one of the largest capacities in MLB at over 50,000, with a wide range of seating options for visitors to choose from. Those looking for a more exclusive gameday experience can opt for premium seating in one of the park’s many luxury suites or club seats for superb views combined with top-notch hospitality service. The rest of Coors Field is filled with broad swathes of general seating that varies in price from moderately expensive seats lower down and towards the infield to mid-range seats and cheap seats out past the outfield fence and up in the upper tiers. Many fans aim for seats with great views of the Rocky Mountains as well as the Rockies on the field. All fans can also access the Rooftop in the upper right-field deck, which has gorgeous views of Denver and the surrounding mountains. Check TicketX for tickets to events and games at Coors Field that match your desired price range and use our handy seating chart to compare different seating options. 

Getting to Coors Field (Transportation and Parking)

Visitors can access Coors Field via public transportation or driving their own vehicle. 

Getting to Coors Field via public transportation

Your public transportation options to get to Rockies games at Coors Field are RTD buses or light rail. Go to MLB’s official Rockies website for more details. Cycling or walking to games is a popular option in active, sporty Denver, with bike racks provided for cyclists. Another way to get to Coors Field is a taxi or ride-share. 

Getting to Coors Field by car

Many visitors drive their own vehicles to Coors Field and doing so is fairly straightforward. Just be conscious of the fact that traffic does tend to build up in the part of town near the stadium on game days or during big events. Budget plenty of time to ensure that you arrive early. Go to MLB’s official Rockies website for detailed driving directions.

Does Coors Field have on-site parking?

Yes, there is on-site parking in the large lots near Coors Field. You can purchase a parking pass in advance on MLB’s official Rockies website, which has full details on parking and parking reservations as well as useful maps. It is possible to purchase parking on the day, but this is on a first-come, first-served basis. 

How much does Coors Field parking cost?

The major parking lots near Coors Field tend to run $18-23 during events or games, fairly cheap by MLB stadium standards. Even better rates can sometimes be found through searching online. MLB’s official Rockies website is the best place to begin searching for the cheapest Coors Field parking options.