Coors Field
Denver · Home of ⚾ Colorado Rockies
⚡ Quick answers
- Who plays at Coors Field?
- Coors Field in Denver is home to the Colorado Rockies (MLB).
- What is the closest airport to Coors Field?
- Denver (DEN) is the closest major airport, about 23 miles (37 km) from Coors Field — roughly 33 min by car depending on traffic.
- How much is parking at Coors Field?
- Game-day parking starts around $18 USD. Most RTD Park-n-Ride lots throughout the metro area are free; park there and ride light rail or bus into Union Station, a two-block walk to Coors Field.
- How much is a beer at Coors Field?
- A standard beer (12 oz) is about $7.00 USD at regular stands, 2026. Cheaper option: 12 oz Coors / Coors Light draft on the Rooftop until scheduled first pitch, every game (2026). A regular hot dog is about $6.00 USD (estimate). Prices vary by stand and size and may change.
- How do you get to Coors Field without a car?
- RTD light rail - the A, B, E, G, N, and W lines all converge at Union Station, a 5-minute walk to Coors Field's Gate A. Fares: $2.75 for a 3-hour pass, $5.50 for an all-day pass; free for riders under 19, half-price for veterans.
- Where are the best seats at Coors Field?
- Lower level between the bases; the purple upper-deck row marks exactly one mile high. The Rooftop deck in right is a party. Sit lower or hit the Rooftop — balls fly in the thin air.
- What is the bag policy at Coors Field?
- Soft-sided, single-pocket bags up to 16×16×8 in.; no backpacks or multi-pocket purses. Single-serving food and non-alcoholic drinks are allowed. Factory-sealed plastic bottles are allowed, plus empty reusable cups and insulated containers up to 22 oz; no glass or cans.
- Is Coors Field wheelchair accessible?
- About 1,000 accessible and companion seats are throughout the ballpark; ask for them by phone (303-ROCKIES), in person, or pick them on the online map. Accessible parking is first-come in Lot A next to Gate A (Lot A or B pass plus placard), and drop-off is across from Gate B at 22nd & Blake. All five gates are accessible, with ramps at Gates A and E and elevators at several gates. Any Guest Relations staff member can arrange a wheelchair to take you to your seat and back.
✈️🚗 Getting to Coors Field
Nearest major airport: Denver (DEN) — about 23 mi / 33 min away.
🏟️ Fan guide
Best seats
Lower level between the bases; the purple upper-deck row marks exactly one mile high. The Rooftop deck in right is a party. Sit lower or hit the Rooftop — balls fly in the thin air.
Parking
LoDo garages/lots around the ballpark; walkable. Light rail is close. ($15–30 USD)
Getting there
RTD light rail to Union Station + short walk; or LoDo garages. Very walkable from downtown.
Bar scene
LoDo (Lower Downtown) around the ballpark is one of the best bar districts in the west — Blake/Larimer St and Union Station are steps away. Excellent.
Pre-game bars
- LoDo bars (Blake/Larimer) — Dense bar district right by the park.
- Union Station — Bars/restaurants in the historic depot.
Concession prices (USD, approx)
- Standard beer (12 oz), 2026$7.00
- 💸 Deal: 12 oz Coors / Coors Light draft on the Rooftop until scheduled first pitch, every game (2026)
- Hot dog (estimate)$6.00
- 💸 Deal: Monday Mile High Value Play: $18 tickets + BOGO hot dogs on select Mondays
- Rocky Mountain oysters$12
- Helmet nachos$14
Prices vary by stand and size and may change.
Insider tips
- Walk from LoDo/Union Station
- Sit in the purple row — exactly a mile high
♿ Accessibility at Coors Field
About 1,000 accessible and companion seats are throughout the ballpark; ask for them by phone (303-ROCKIES), in person, or pick them on the online map. Accessible parking is first-come in Lot A next to Gate A (Lot A or B pass plus placard), and drop-off is across from Gate B at 22nd & Blake. All five gates are accessible, with ramps at Gates A and E and elevators at several gates. Any Guest Relations staff member can arrange a wheelchair to take you to your seat and back.
- Sensory-friendly
- Free sensory bags at the Guest Experience Centers (Sections 127 and 330); staff can help find a quieter seat. No sensory room mentioned.
- Hearing
- Assistive devices at Guest Relations (Section 127). PA captions on screens beside the Rockpile and in the MLB Ballpark app.
- Service animals
- Trained service dogs (and dogs in training) or miniature horses welcome. Relief area on the grass between Gates D and E.
🎒 Can I bring it? Bag & food policy
- Bags
- Soft-sided, single-pocket bags up to 16×16×8 in.; no backpacks or multi-pocket purses.
- Bag check
- Claim check for permitted items at any gate; coolers and oversized bags only at the tent outside Gate E (no fee stated).
- Outside food
- Single-serving food and non-alcoholic drinks are allowed.
- Water bottles
- Factory-sealed plastic bottles are allowed, plus empty reusable cups and insulated containers up to 22 oz; no glass or cans.
- Refill stations
- Filling stations at Sections 116, 131, 226, 238 and 318.
- Re-entry
- No re-entry.
Not allowed & exceptions
- Hard-sided coolers
- Aerosol sunscreen
- Tripods and selfie sticks
- Stools and folding chairs
- Large or metal-tip umbrellas discouraged
⚠️ Check before you go: The team's current guide says no re-entry, but its older disability guide says service-animal relief re-entry is allowed at all gates—ask at the gate before stepping out.
From the venue's official guest guide, checked 2026-10. Rules can change by event. Official policy ↗
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