Seating Guide
Coors Field, Denver, CO
Data updated: 2025 MLB Season
Cheapest Section
$6+
Sections
5
Capacity
50,144
Coors Field seats 50,144 fans in an open-air design with the Rocky Mountain front range visible beyond the outfield on clear days. The ballpark is one of the larger in MLB, but sightlines are excellent. The purple row of seats in the upper deck marks exactly 5,280 feet above sea level, one mile high. The Rooftop in right field adds a social bar experience. The Rockpile in center field offers $6 general admission, the cheapest entry in MLB.
Premium Seating Sections
Each section offers a distinct vantage point. Choose based on your priorities: proximity, comfort, atmosphere, or value.
Home Plate Box / Club Level
$90 - $200“Premium behind home plate with club access.”
The Pros
- Best sightlines
- Club concourse
- Sheltered from sun
The Cons
- Most expensive
- Can feel corporate
Field Level Box (100-Level)
$40 - $100“Lower bowl along baselines, close to the action.”
The Pros
- Close to field
- Good foul ball chances
- Mountain views from outfield sections
The Cons
- Premium pricing
- Sun exposure on first-base side
Pavilion (200-Level)
$25 - $55“Mid-level outfield with mountain views and social atmosphere.”
The Pros
- Great mountain panorama
- Social, fun atmosphere
- Good value
The Cons
- Farther from home plate
- Limited shade
Upper Deck (300-Level)
$12 - $30“Upper deck with panoramic mountain views. The purple row at Row 20 marks exactly one mile high.”
The Pros
- Affordable with dramatic views
- Purple row photo opportunity
- Full-field view
The Cons
- Farthest from action
- Long climb
- Most sun exposure
Rockpile (Center Field GA)
$6“General admission standing/seating in center field, the cheapest entry in MLB.”
The Pros
- $6, the cheapest ticket in baseball
- Fun, social, young crowd
- Center field perspective
The Cons
- First come first served
- Bench seating or standing
- Farthest from home plate
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