Colorado Rockies
Coors Field, Denver, CO
- Capacity
- 50,144
- Roof
- Open Air
- Surface
- Natural Grass
- Opened
- 1995
- Tickets
- $7+
- Parking
- $18+
- Beer
- $11+
- Food
- $10+
- Est. total
- $46+
Against the other 29 MLB ballparks, Coors Field is the 7th cheapest game day: 2nd for tickets, 24th for parking and joint 21st for food and drink, compared on market ticket medians and published lot and menu prices in US dollars. See the full ranking.
Prices are estimates. See our methodology.
What to Expect
Coors Field sits in Denver's LoDo (Lower Downtown) neighborhood at 5,280 feet above sea level, the highest elevation ballpark in professional sports. The thin air makes it the biggest hitter's park in baseball: balls fly farther, breaking pitches don't break as sharply, and home runs come in bunches. The Rocky Mountain front range is visible beyond the outfield on clear days. The Ballpark District surrounding Coors Field is one of Denver's best neighborhoods for bars, restaurants, and craft breweries. Colorado's craft beer scene is world-class. The Rockpile seats in center field ($6) are the cheapest in MLB. Games run about 3 hours.
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Game Day
No drinking in the lots, which is the rule that pushes the Coors Field pregame into LoDo.
Lots A and B run a shuttle to Gate A, so the far end of 4,300 spaces is not a long walk.
A large group can book the Coors Outfield Picnic Area beside Gate A rather than trying to gather in a lot.
Parking & Directions
Coors Field is in LoDo (Lower Downtown Denver) and surrounded by great bars and restaurants. Eat and drink before the game then just enjoy the park. The Rockpile seats are cheap and fun for a casual game.
The pregame bars and restaurants are in LoDo and the Ballpark Neighborhood.
The club names no light rail station. Plan that leg on RTD's own map.
Food & Drinks
The food at Coors Field is nothing special with one exception: G Cue BBQ in section 302 on the rooftop and section 331. That is the one place worth eating at inside the park.
Polidori, Denver's century-old sausage family, runs Drinks & Links at Section 149 plus carts at 107 and 321; their Italian pretzel melt is the sleeper order.
Green chile is a Colorado staple, the cheeseburger with Pueblo green chile is the signature flavor.
Seating
One row in the upper deck is painted purple to mark exactly one mile above sea level.
The Club Level is sections 214-227 on the first-base side and 234-247 on the third, with its own concourse and food service.
The Rockpile in straightaway centre field is the cheapest ticket in Major League Baseball, and it is a landmark rather than a leftover.
General
Denver is at altitude so beer hits you harder and faster than normal. Pace yourself especially if you are not used to it. Sunscreen is also essential even for evening games - the sun is intense at 5,280 feet.
Know Before You Go
- Bag policy
Coors Field permits soft-sided, single-pocket bags and containers up to 16 x 16 x 8 inches.
Backpacks, multi-pocket bags, and multi-pocket purses are prohibited, and every permitted bag is inspected.
- Gate opening
Gates A and E open two hours before first pitch, while Gates B, C, and D open 90 minutes before first pitch.
Before the remaining gates open, guests entering at A or E must remain in the outfield Pavilion and Rooftop areas; rescheduled games may use different times.
- Venue payments
Coors Field is not fully cashless: ticket offices and Dugout Stores accept cash and major cards, while most concession locations accept cards.
Cash is accepted at concession locations near Sections 109, 134 on the grill side, 306, and 327.
- Re-entry
Guests may not leave Coors Field during a game and return.
Guides for Coors Field
- Game Day Guide
8 steps from arrival to first pitch, and 22 venue rules checked against official sources. 4 bars, patios and plazas to fill the hours before doors, and what to bring.
- Parking & Directions
2 lots and garages with distances and entry routes, from $18. Or leave the car: the cheapest way in is Free 16th Street Mall Shuttle.
- Food & Drinks
14 concession stands and 35 items researched from the venue's own menus, cheapest food $10 and drink $5.
- Seating Guide
6 seating areas at Coors Field, with the level names printed on the ticket.
- Cost Calculator
Build a total for your own party using Coors Field's stored figures.
How We Checked This Page
Every section below names the source it was read from and the day it was read. Where we could not reach a published figure, the page says so rather than presenting an estimate as a checked fact.
- Venue facts
Wikipedia / Official Venue Page
- Parking prices
The Rockies publish per-lot floors for their two Official Parking lots: Lot A starts at $20 and Lot B starts at $18, both subject to change. $18 is the floor for official on-site parking. Supersedes windyparking.com's '$30-$50 for the official garages nearest the gates', which put the stored figure above both official lots. The LoDo Lots entry is an off-site category and was not re-checked.
- Food prices
Coors Field 2026: standard 12-inch Rockie Dog $9.89; domestic draft 55 cents/oz, 20oz for $11.19
- Drink prices
Coors Field 2026: standard 12-inch Rockie Dog $9.89; domestic draft 55 cents/oz, 20oz for $11.19
- Venue policies
Current Rockies Coors Field, accessibility, dining, parking, and mobile-ticket guidance reviewed for entry, family, payment, food, parking, and accessibility rules.
Not yet checked against a published source
These figures are estimates. Most venues no longer publish the numbers behind them (concession and ticket pricing moved to dynamic marketplaces), so we hold them as estimates rather than dating them as verified.
- Ticket prices: Secondary market averages (SeatGeek/StubHub)