About Coors Field
Coors Field, nestled in the heart of Denver's Lower Downtown district, has been the esteemed home of the Colorado Rockies since 1995. Known for its thin air due to Denver's high altitude, the ballpark has gained a reputation as a hitter's paradise, often producing a higher number of home runs than most other MLB stadiums. Its distinctive "Rockpile" bleachers and the breathtaking views of the Rocky Mountains from the upper decks make it one of baseball's most scenic venues. The stadium incorporates local architectural cues, using Colorado rose-red brick and boasting a clock tower reminiscent of 20th-century train stations. Beyond just baseball, Coors Field has become an iconic part of Denver's cultural fabric, offering fans a blend of sports, history, and breathtaking views.
What to eat at Coors Field
- Rocky Mountain Oysters Section 144 — Yes, they're exactly what you think. A must-try for the adventurous fan.
- Biker Jim's Gourmet Dogs Section 144 — Wild game sausages — try the elk jalapeño or rattlesnake and pheasant.
- Green Chile Cheeseburger The Rooftop — Colorado staple — a thick burger smothered in roasted Hatch green chile.
- Helton Burger Shack Section 118 — Named after the Rockies legend, serving up classic ballpark burgers.
Where to sit at Coors Field
- Club Level (Sections 201-244) Premium — Premium experience with mountain views, food, and drink.
- Infield Box (Sections 118-140) Mid-range — Great views of the Rockies (the team and the actual mountains).
- The Rooftop Budget — Upper right field party deck with standing room, drinks, and a fun crowd.
Parking and getting to Coors Field
- Lots around the park are $15-25 on game days. Reserve on SpotHero.
- RTD Light Rail to Union Station and walk through LoDo — the best approach.
- Ride a bike — Denver is extremely bike-friendly and the park has bike racks.
What else to do near Coors Field
- LoDo (Lower Downtown) 0.2 miles — Denver's historic district with breweries, restaurants, and nightlife.
- Union Station 0.5 miles — Beautifully restored train station with restaurants and a cocktail bar.
- Confluence Park 0.7 miles — Where Cherry Creek meets the South Platte River. Trails and water features.
Before you go to Coors Field
- Mile High Baseball — At 5,280 feet, the ball flies farther here than any other MLB park. Expect high-scoring games.
- The Rooftop — The Rooftop deck is a party atmosphere with views of the Rocky Mountains. Get up there for at least an inning.
- Purple Row — Row 20 of the upper deck is painted purple — it marks exactly one mile above sea level.
- Find the purple row (Row 20 in the upper deck) — it marks exactly 5,280 feet above sea level.
- The Coors Field humidor stores baseballs to counteract the dry, thin air that makes them fly.
- Biker Jim's gourmet dogs are some of the most unique ballpark food in all of MLB — try the elk jalapeño.
- Pre-game at one of the 20+ craft breweries in the LoDo neighborhood surrounding the park.
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