Coors Field

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Coors Field Seat Map and Venue Information

Overview

For over 20 years, Coors Field has served as one of Denver's premier sports and entertainment venues. It is the exclusive home of the MLB's Colorado Rockies, and has been the site of World Series games as well as the league's All-Star Game throughout the years. While it's primarily a baseball venue, Coors Field has also hosted outdoor hockey games and concerts featuring top-selling musical artists. The stadium can accommodate up to 50,000 patrons, making it one of the largest ballparks in the MLB.

Location

Seat Map

The official Coors Field seat map will vary depending on event. See the standard configuration for Colorado Rockies games below.

Baseball

Handicap Accessibility

As indicated in the above seating chart, wheelchair accessible seating is abundant throughout the park. In fact, there are nearly 1,000 seats throughout the stadium dedicated to handicapped guests and their companions. These seats guarantee unobstructed views for guests and will remain reserved for patrons who require them depending on the demand for tickets. Ramps, elevators, restrooms, concession areas and water fountains are all in compliance with ADA standards.

Club/Suite Ticket Packages

For guests who want to enjoy their event in high-class style, Coors Field offers a number of premium seating packages. Luxury suites are available for rent, which not only offer incredible sight-lines of the field but top-notch amenities as well. Suites can accommodate anywhere from 12 to 90 people and grant ticket holders indoor and outdoor seating, catering service, private entry, parking passes and access to restricted, VIP-only areas.

Amenities

While enjoying a Rockies game, guests can snack on a wide range of delicious bites. Concession options include fan-favorites like pizza, ice cream, chicken tenders and hot dogs, as well as assorted soft drinks and alcoholic beverages. Youngsters can stop by Dinger's Playground, a kid-friendly section of the park with activities to keep them busy and adorned with TVs so parents don't miss any of the on-field action. ATMs and cell phone charging stations are also located throughout the park for guest convenience.

Parking/Transportation

Getting to the park is easy. Guests may take Regional Transportation District bus and rail lines to Union Station Donwtown, which the field is a short walking distance away from. For those driving in, there are thousands of parking spaces available in the nearby area surrounding the field. Parking fees vary depending on the location and may be purchased in advance to eliminate day-of hassle. There are also multiple bike racks located outside the park for guests who prefer to pedal their way there.

Fun Fact

During the ballpark's construction, several dinosaur fossils were found below the ground, including a 1,000-pound triceratops skull. This ultimately led to a triceratops being used for the Rockies' mascot.