Coors Field Seating Guide
Colorado Rockies · Denver, CO
- Cheapest section
- $7+
- Sections
- 6
- Capacity
- 50,144
Know Before You Go
Essential details checked against official venue information.
- Accessible entry
All five Coors Field gates are accessible.
Applies to: Colorado Rockies games
- Gates A and E provide a ramp or elevator to every level; Gates B, C, and D enter on the Main Concourse with ramps and elevators to other levels.
- Accessible drop-off is across from Gate B at 22nd and Blake Streets, and limited wheelchair transport is available through Guest Relations.
- Accessible seating
Approximately 1,000 accessible and companion seats are available throughout Coors Field.
Applies to: Colorado Rockies games
- Accessible seating is front row or provides a line of sight over standing guests, and can be selected on the online seating map or requested by phone or in person.
- Assistive listening
Assistive listening devices for guests with hearing or visual impairments are available at the Guest Relations Center behind Section 127.
Applies to: Colorado Rockies games
- Sensory services
Complimentary sensory bags are available at Guest Experience Centers near Sections 127 and 330.
Applies to: Colorado Rockies games
- Each bag includes noise-reducing headphones, fidget tools, and visual cue cards, and staff can help locate a quieter seating area.
Coors Field's cheapest ticket is a landmark rather than a consolation. The Rockpile is a bank of bleachers in straightaway centre field, it is the least expensive seat in Major League Baseball, and the Platte River Picnic Area sits underneath it — covered, with tables, for groups of 20 to 250. The Club Level runs down both baselines on the second level, sections 214-227 on the first-base side and 234-247 on the third, and carries its own concourse and food service.
Tips & Fan Reports
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 Platte River Picnic Area sits under the Rockpile and is covered — one of very few sheltered spots in an open-air ballpark.
The Rockpile in straightaway centre field is the cheapest ticket in Major League Baseball, and it is a landmark rather than a leftover.
Where to Sit
Every tier in the building, what it costs, and what you give up to sit there.
Home Plate Box / Club Level
$90 - $300Most expensive tier
Behind the plate and along the Club Level on the second tier, sections 214-227 and 234-247.
Pros
- Upgraded seating with its own concourse, food service and concessions
- The Club Level runs down both baselines rather than sitting in one block
Cons
- Behind the plate means looking through the backstop netting
Field Level Box
$45 - $150The lowest ring, level with the field around the infield and down the lines.
Pros
- Closest ordinary seats to the play
- Straight onto the main concourse
Cons
- Uncovered, and Denver weather turns fast
Pavilion
$25 - $80Outfield seating beyond the walls, looking back in at the infield.
Pros
- Cheap, and close to the outfield action
- A livelier crowd than the infield boxes
Cons
- The infield is distant and side-on
- Little shade for an afternoon game at altitude
Platte River Picnic Area
$30 - $70Inside the ballpark, under cover of the Rockpile seating above it.
Pros
- Covered — a genuine rarity at Coors Field
- Picnic tables and chairs for groups of 20 to 250
Cons
- A group space rather than individual seats
- Under the Rockpile, so the sightline is not the point
Upper Deck Reserved
$12 - $45The top deck, high above the field with the Rocky Mountains beyond the outfield.
Pros
- The classic Coors Field view — field, downtown Denver and the Front Range in one frame
- Genuinely cheap for a full-field sightline
- The row painted purple marks exactly one mile above sea level
Cons
- Steep, and a long way from the plate
- The most exposed seats to sun and to a Colorado evening
Rockpile (Center Field)
$7 - $25Cheapest tier
Bleachers in straightaway centre field, looking directly back at the plate down the length of the diamond.
Pros
- The cheapest ticket in Major League Baseball
- Straight-on centre field is the batter's-eye view of every pitch
- An iconic part of the ballpark rather than an afterthought
Cons
- Bleachers without backs, and no cover
- Centre field, so the infield is at its maximum distance
Colorado Rockies Seat Comfort
Padded seat cushions and compact binoculars for the upper deck.
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How We Checked This Page
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- Seating
Rockies Coors Field seating chart, ballpark information guide, club level and premium clubs pages, and the group picnic areas page on mlb.com/rockies
- Venue policies
Current Rockies Coors Field, accessibility, dining, parking, and mobile-ticket guidance reviewed for entry, family, payment, food, parking, and accessibility rules.
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- Ticket prices — Secondary market averages (SeatGeek/StubHub)