Coors Field Concierge

Ballpark Nerd Rank: 9

Opened: 1995 Capacity: 50,398

Seating Chart, Ticket Prices & Ballpark Nerd Recommendations

Getting to the Park

Ballpark Nerd recommends staying in downtown Denver and walking to Coors Field. Public Transit options include RockiesRide and light rail.

Don’t Miss

Sites

Outside the Wynkoop Street entrance to Coors Field is a sculpture called The Evolution of the Ball. The sculpture’s support columns consist of 108 three-dimensional tiles depicting balls of every type.
Outside Coors Field home plate gate stands a nine-foot statue titled “The Player”. It is dedicated to the memory of Branch Rickey who integrated baseball with the signing of Jackie Robinson.
The centerfield fountain and rock garden depicts the local Colorado landscape.
Wild West mural depicting red rock formation and Native American tepees can be found behind the batter’s eye on the first-level concourse in centerfield.
The centerfield bleacher section name “The Rockpile” provides one of the most unique views in MLB.
Most of the seats in Coors Field are green however the 20^th row seats throughout the Upper Deck are purple to mark the elevation of one mile above sea level.

Concessions

Rocky Mountain Oysters, deep fried bull testicles, are a Coors Field novelty option.
Helton Burger Shack located in Section 153.
Beach Comber hot dog includes pineapple, BBQ sauce and jalapenos located in Sections 130 and 144.

For the Kids

Mascot – Dinger
Children two and under do not require a ticket for admission to Coors Field.
Section 342 is designated at the Family Section; alcoholic beverages are not permitted in this section.
The Rockies Rookies Kids Fan Club the Kids Club membership includes a Rockies bag, hat, jersey and activity/coupon book, two run the bases and one pregame parade opportunities as well as $10 worth of coupons to interactive games.
Visit Coors Field’s Interactive areas located behind the bullpens on the Main Concourse at Gate A and test your baseball skills. The Interactive Area includes batting cages, speed pitch, tee-ball and fantasy broadcast booth.

While You’re in Town

Trip Advisors’ Top 5 Denver Attractions:

For a full list of attractions visit Trip Advisors’ Denver page.

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