
Coors Field Parking
Colorado Rockies · Denver, CO
Know Before You Go
Essential details checked against official venue information.
- Parking payments
Every Coors Field parking entrance accepts credit cards only and does not accept cash.
Applies to: Coors Field parking for Colorado Rockies games
- Passes may be purchased in advance or at lot entrances on game day, and Rockies lots open 2.5 hours before first pitch.
- Cheapest lot
- $18
- Lots listed
- 2
- Closest
- 0.1-0.3 miles
Coors Field is in Denver's LoDo (Lower Downtown) district. RTD light rail to Union Station, walkable. Blake Street and LoDo bars are the pregame scene. Lots $10-20.
Parking Maps
Find your lot and plan your route. Maps open in a new tab so you can keep this guide handy.
Tips & Fan Reports
What fans who park here actually do, and what it cost them.
If driving from the airport, take the A Line to Union Station and walk. Avoid renting a car just for a game.
The RiNo lots are good value and put you in the craft brewery district for pregame.
Post-game traffic on I-25 backs up for 20-30 minutes. Walk LoDo and let it clear.
Walk from Union Station or 16th Street Mall, Denver is flat and walkable.
The 16th Street Mall shuttle is free. Ride it toward Union Station, then walk to the ballpark.
Where to Park
Coors Field Lots
$180.1-0.3 milesCheapest
Both official lots can be entered at 27th and Blake Streets. Lot A also takes entry from 22nd/Park Avenue at Wazee, and Lot B from 33rd and Blake. Coming back out, reach I-25 via Park Avenue and I-70 via Broadway/Brighton Boulevard.
Official lots at Coors Field in downtown Denver's LoDo district.
- LoDo district
- Walk to Blake Street bars
- Advance purchase recommended
LoDo / Downtown Denver Lots
$150.2-0.5 milesEstimated price
Privately operated lots and garages through LoDo and downtown. Rates move with demand rather than sitting on a card: on a Dodgers night Parking.com listed its eight Coors Field facilities from $21.99 to $37.01, with one further-out lot at $7.99.
- Priced by demand — a marquee series costs multiples of a midweek one
- Parking.com advertises Coors Field events "starting at $6", but its near-ballpark lots ran $22-$28 for the Dodgers
- The stored figure is an estimate, not a published rate
Or Skip the Car
- RTD Light Rail / Bus — $3 · RTD light rail to Union Station, walkable to Coors Field. Multiple lines. $3 fare.
Parking Rules
What the pass covers, what gets turned away, and the lots that run on their own rules.
Your Pass
- Lots open two and a half hours before first pitch, and only credit cards are accepted at the entrances.
- Lots A and B together hold more than 4,300 spaces, and a shuttle runs from the lots to Gate A.
- Lot A is closest — a one to ten minute walk to Gate A — but it is first come, first served and fills quickly. Lot B is about a fifteen-minute walk.
- Lot B has a covered garage with 790 spaces and four electric vehicle charging stations, entered at 27th and Blake Street.
- Motorcycles park in Lot B.
- If advance passes sell out, limited day-of-game parking may still be available in Lot B.
- The Gate C and Gate E lots need a pre-purchased permit and are never sold for single games.
- Valet at the VIP Lot starts two hours before the game and closes an hour after it ends — but there is no valet on fireworks nights.
- The lots are run by LAZ Parking rather than the club.
Accessible Parking
Accessible parking sits in Lot A directly beside Gate A, which is the shortest walk at the ballpark. There is no separate accessible pass to buy — a valid pass for either official lot works, provided you display a placard or hangtag.
- Accessible spaces are in Lot A, adjacent to Gate A, and a valid parking pass from any Rockies-managed lot admits you to them.
- You need a valid accessible placard or hangtag as well as the parking pass.
- Spaces are first come, first served. They cannot be reserved in advance and cannot be selected during online pre-purchase.
- Gate A leads straight to elevators, ramps, stairs and escalators serving every level of the ballpark.
Bus & Limo Parking
Bus parking is part of the official Lots A and B operation rather than a separate facility.
- Buses park in the official Rockies lots, which include dedicated bus spaces among their 4,300.
Colorado Rockies Car Gear
Window flags, plate frames, and decals to fly Colorado Rockies colors in the lot.
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How We Checked This Page
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- 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.
- Parking guidance
Official Coors Field parking page read through a browser: per-lot access routes and walk times, opening time, card-only entry, the Lot B garage, accessible terms, valet hours, permit-only lots, and the parking map.
- Venue policies
Current Rockies Coors Field, accessibility, dining, parking, and mobile-ticket guidance reviewed for entry, family, payment, food, parking, and accessibility rules.