This is a great ballpark. Great super courteous staff, friendly fans, and good food options all make for a fun evening. The purple seats towards the top of the stadium are technically a mile high I was told...I have not fact checked that one. One challenge is that it is hard to get to with traffic. read more

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Had an opportunity when I was visiting Denver to go on the Coors field tour. Definitely remember the MLB expansion in the 90s when the CR was added and it was cool to learn about this franchise's history. We got to check out the dugout/field, the press booth, the different levels, and all the amenities the park has to offer. I currently live in a city without a MLB team so I'm very envious. Plus you get a nice view of the foothills. Hoping to catch a live game next time I'm in Denver. read more

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Ive been to a few baseball games here and the facilities are nice. The stadium is in new condition, there are ample food and drink stands, and ushers at every tunnel. One of the nicest parks in baseball. I've never been to a concert here, but I'm sure it is great. The only Mark I would give Coors Field is that they should stop serving alcohol alcoholic beverages earlier than they do in the game to prevent drinking and driving. I don't think that anyone who has a beer after the third inning should be driving and frankly they shouldn't be selling them until the seventh inning. I would love to hear them change their policy so that they only sell beer in the first three innings to ensure nobody on the road is impaired. read more

Great seats with fantastic views of both the field of play and the mountains behind. Plus the novelty of being sat a mile above sea level is a neat feeling. The top tier has a row of purple seats specifically marking exactly one mile above sea level. Like so many sports arenas, soft drinks, food and beer are grossly overpriced and substandard for what they charge. But if you realise that is what you're going to get, then don't be surprised. However, there are plenty of bars and restaurants outside where you can get a decent meal and good beer before going to the game. read more

We had a blast at the Rockies game on fourth of July. We definitely did not expect how busy it was going to be but maybe we should've. We got there on time and ended up grabbing a bite to eat outside of the park because the lines to get in, were so long even for season-ticket holders. They shut down the playground. I think it was at sixth inning because of where the fireworks are which was a little disappointing because of our toddler but at the same time totally makes sense. Cruise is a fun place to go and I love how they make it easy to bring your kids you can bring an umbrella stroller and some small snacks and bring your own water in, which is huge. read more

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Definitely made some upgrades some for the better. Lighting,& scoreboard,= good. Sitting on 3rd base side about row 29. There is a camera that runs parallel to the baseline in my line of sight. Absolutely an annoyance & distracting as it moves between home & left field foul pole. Otherwise clean, friendly staff and plenty of food options. 2 things stood out on this trip. The Dodgers were in town, I went thru the gate wearing a Dodger cap & jersey. The guy that scanned my ticket looked at me & said "welcome to Dodger Stadium" of course there's a huge Dodger fan base and the team was well represented. The second - this was a day game, sunny & hot. Ushers were walking up and down the aisles with spray bottles of sunscreen. They were offering to spray anyone looking for protection. Well played Coors Field. read more

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Coors Field is a great venue for concerts! My son and I had a blast here. The seats are all tiered so you can see even when standing up. We were at a Kane Brown concert. Food is on expensive side, so I suggest eating at home or eating out first, unless you're loaded with money. Lol Definitely looking forward to more concerts here! read more

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As someone who regularly enjoys a good baseball game and also has visited quite a few MLB stadiums around the country, Coors Field is easily in the top 10. Every interaction I have had with staff in any part of the stadium has been wonderful. The workers here care about your experience and genuinely seem to love helping people. The sight lines from anywhere in the ballpark are wonderful. I am partial to the first base line in the 300 level seats since you have a great view of the game and a view of the mountains on a clear day. Food options are plentiful, but not super unique, and the cost is on par with other MLB parks. The area around the stadium has plenty of life as well. Want to go out after the game for another drink? No problem there are a handful of bars within a block or two. Hungry? There are plenty of options to eat within walking distance of the stadium as well. read more

Coors Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Denver, Colorado

We always have such a fun time at Coors Field. The people that work here really seem to love what they do. Always kind and helpful. I also love that you can even bring in your own snacks here , I hope that continues to stay. I think things like that are part of its charm. Although Rockies are having a rough season, we always know we're going to have a fun time at the games! read more

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A great concert . Billy Joel. I thought the alcohol prices were very reasonable comparing them to other venues that I've been to. We had seats pretty high up, but the sound was amazing and we got a great view. The people working there were very kind and helped us find our seats very fast and it's pretty much run very very smoothly. read more

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I went to my first Rockies baseball game & loved it here! The rooftop area was a blast to go up to with friends and overlook Coors Field & had a pretty view of the sunset. There are multiple food & drinks options. The seats we had were really close to the field for a good price. It was such a fun place to be at on a Saturday night! read more

Coors Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Denver, Colorado

This is my first-time visiting Denver and going to a Rockies game. I love stopping by all the stadiums across the country. I purchased cheap seats online and made my way to the stadium. Going into the stadium was easy and we were able to find our way around. They had a cool rooftop area where you could stand and drink beers while viewing the game. The stadium was packed with more Phillies fans than Rockies fans. I always love walking around the stadium to see the different food options available. They had everything from hotdogs and sandwiches to fried oysters. The biggest line was for Berry Kabobs. They give you the options of strawberries or bananas on a kabob with brownie bites. The second option is a frozen cheesecake on a kabob. This was a fan favorite so I tried the strawberries and brownie bites. It was delicious. It was not your typical baseball snack but it did the job. Coors Field is a great place to check out a Rockies game. Afterward everyone started heading out to the nearby bars for more drinks and music. I only wish it was warmer in May to enjoy a game. If I am back in Denver again I would love to go to another game in the summertime. read more

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One of the most beautiful baseball parks in the US. The mile high line in the seats is really cool feature to see. The view of the mountains past the sunset is incredible. read more

Coors Field - Sunset - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Came here to watch the Rockies play against the Phillies and had such a fun night! We had great seats and could see everything happening on the field. Also, the big screen they have is great and makes it easy to see the score. We got there about 20 minutes before they started playing and grabbed some food and drinks. They have this awesome grab n go station for drinks, it was so convenient! There was no line, just grab the drink you want and check out. It felt like being in the future because you place your drink under a scanner, that can scan what you have, then you pay. They do have 1 person there checking IDs before you pay. I payed $15 for 1 tall boy. Really like this concept. We went to one of the regular stations for food. I got the brautworst and added grilled peppers and onions at the cashiers recommendation. The braut was very good, cooked well, and the peppers and onions added so much flavor! It is definitely big enough to share. And the fries were so crispy. For both the fries and braut it cost $16.00. The food came out so quickly, too, the line went by so fast. Later, we walked around looking to buy merch, there weren't very many tables on the level we were on. There was one guy selling discounted merch, and I bought a blanket for $30 because it was cold. They had some hats on sale for $16, which was a good deal. We went down to the first floor and went to the dugout shop, they have so much stuff in there. It was so fun walking around, but the prices are very high, so if you want something, be ready to shell out a pretty penny. Lastly, we wanted to get the ice cream in the helmet. Only one station sells them in the helmet, and they also offer other flavors. All the other stations only sell vanilla ice cream and no helmet. When we got there they only had 2 flavors left, I chose strawberry, and it was a very artificial, almost chemical flavor. It melts very fast, too. Would recommend going there first or before the 8th inning. Was disappointed with the flavor. It cost $9 with the helmet, not a lot of ice cream for that price. Overall, it was a very fun time. I recommend giving yourself lots of time to find parking because they don't have a designated lot and bring a raincoat. read more

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Rockies lost to the Twins 7-6. I was in town for the USC/Colorado football game. I've been to Coors Field before, this a great stadium to visit. Nice ballpark to see a game, they make it feel like a fun event throughout the game. I consider this one of the more modern parks. Big bright scoreboard looms over center field and gives you all the details you could want. Decent sightlines from most seats. Affordable ticket prices. Great views of the city and landscape walking around the outside promenade and concession areas. Food choices are basic stadium options, at least what I saw. Good fan base who was into the game despite having a bad year. This is always a fun park to attend. Go Rockies! read more

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Excellent experience tonight at Coors Field. Rockies beat the LA Dodgers! I got free Taco Bell tacos! It was a big beautiful WIN WIN! read more

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Not sure how I never wrote about Coors Field because my husband and I came here a few years ago, and it was such a fun part of our trip. Since we are Cubs fans, it's interesting to go to large stadiums since Wrigley is so intimate and historical, but Coors Field is seriously a gorgeous stadium. I love the brick exterior and it feels SO BIG inside and out. The day we saw the Rockies, we got Blackmon bobbleheads and it was such an awesome souvenir! The game itself was fun and we had great seats right behind the dugout, but the entertainment seemed a bit minor league; for example, they played songs like "I can make your hands clap" every 5 minutes of the game because the fans in the crowd just won't do it on their own apparently. It was an interesting change haha. We also did the wave a few times. The food was nothing special either. Nothing too authentic or different, just baseball game food options like nachos, hotdogs, etc. The concourse was beautiful and I love that it all connects to the outfield so you can walk around the whole stadium. I also love that you can see the mountains in the distance when you're higher up. The jumbotron is even mountain-shaped. There's even a purple row of seats in the upper deck of the stadium that represents a mile above sea level. SO UNIQUE and cool! The ballpark is also in the heart of downtown Denver, so many things are close by! Overall, I want to go back to Denver and I wouldn't mind going back to a game. A lot of fun memories are attached! read more

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I'm a baseball nerd/historian and have had the opportunity to visit many MLB stadiums. Was in town and the Rocs were playing the Padres. A very entertaining game and I was surprised the Rocs pulled it out. However, that is part of their culture which makes them interesting to follow because they are not defeated until all 27 outs have been recorded. Anyway, Coors Field is home to the Colorado Rockies. Like many MLB teams, Coors Field is located in the downtown/urban corridor that offers easy public transportation. Prices are reasonable and even though the Rockies are in a very tough division or one where they are likely to finish near the bottom, the team plays hard and provides good entertainment. read more

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First time at a Rockies game & loved every moment! I've been to all types of sports from hockey to soccer in multiple states, & this was one of the better stadiums. The staff were all very helpful with finding our way around & the volunteers kept it lively on the ground level too. There's elevators, PLENTY of food choices with fair prices & the food is actually delicious, & even charging stations on the ground level! We were up by the 300's & the views were incredible in the evening! Also highly recommend the funnel cake shop by 330's, for $7 it was one of my favorite desserts during my entire visit. Definitely made a fun last minute date night even sweeter. read more

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Came on Labor Day vs the Brewers. It was UNBEARABLY hot that day at 96 and our seats were in the sun. This was the last baseball field I had a strong desire to attend. They said balls travel more with the elevation. Seemed normal to me. Did see one Homerun make it out. If we ever attend again it will be in the evening or shaded seats read more

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Had a great time at Coors Field, seeing the game was fun. Definitely recommend! Everything is normal priced for a sporting event. Lots of food and drink options. read more

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Coors Field truly gives me that Colorado feeling!! What could be better than your favorite drink, sitting back, and watching some Rockies baseball?! Make sure to watch the weather when you go. If you go on a really hot day and you don't end up getting a shaded seat...you're going to melt. That's why I got a reallllly big lemonade!! For hot summer days, I recommend picking an evening game, so you can get a great view of the mountains and beautiful sunsets. Parking can be crazy, so we actually ended up parking the the Denver light rail and stopping near Coors Field. There are tons of breweries and restaurants nearby that you can chill at before or after a game. read more

Coors Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Baseball fans, whether you're root root rooting for the home team or not, appreciate stadiums like this. One of the nicest parks in the country. Part of the originators of the boutique park, it's hard to imagine this team and stadium have been here 30 years. A great ballpark. read more

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Pretty much every stadium has its expensive seats close to the field and the cheap seats higher up, but here, the stadium is configured in such a way that the upper levels deliver a splendid view of the mountains through the surrounding cityscape. As to the field itself, the thin air is notoriously conducive to high-scoring back-and-forth games, which did happen the night I visited. The escalator and elevator system delivered pretty easy access, and entering the stadium didn't require removing my keys from my pocket to go through whatever scanning gizmo they had. Since my ticket included some concession dollars, I did sample the eateries. I wouldn't expect much of ballpark food in general. The selection here was not particularly diverse or interesting. I did get a pizza which I was able to customize with some peppers and hot sauce, and also waited in line at one of the numerous dippin dots stations. I'd never had dippin dots before, but they're pretty good. Nonetheless, in different circumstances I would sooner have patronized one of the numerous businesses outside, which is illustrative of my last point, namely that the stadium is very much integrated into the center of the city, and is accessible by transit and walking, which is much better than stadiums that are buried in suburbia. All in all, a pretty good place to watch a ball game. read more

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There are great views which are sometimes better than the game itself. I didn't grab any concessions, but we came on a rainy day and had to evacuate the upper deck due to lightning warnings. We got forced down to the lower areas and couldn't really see the game any longer without standing in awkward places. This kind of ruined the experience, but everything before that was great. Parking wasn't terrible and the place was packed. read more

Coors Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Coors Field is a great place to watch a ball game. If you're a purist, you'll enjoy the spacious outfield that somehow can't keep balls in the park. High elevation is a thing. Even though the fences are deep down the lines and deeper in the alleys, plenty of balls make it into the seats. I liked the raised screen fence that extends from the walled-in scoreboard in right field to the hitter's background in right center, too. Balls will bounce a bit weird, and if the fielder is out of place, the batter will have plenty of time to run. If you're looking for a good view, especially if you're a fan of majestic sunsets and baseball skies, then I recommend sitting in the upper deck sections on the first base side, specifically between Sections 316 and 323. You'll have to fight the sun for an inning or two, but it's worth it. If you're into fun little local ballpark quirks, I recommend walking around the upper deck before a ballgame. Row 20 is painted purple because it's exactly a mile high. Also, if you run into Dinger, the team mascot, please feel free to ask him to pose for a photo. The Rockies made him a triceratops because his dinosaur species' bones were discovered during construction. If you're social and looking to have a good time, I highly recommend The Rooftop behind the right field upper deck stands. If you can brew it, distill it and pour it, you'll probably find it. First come standing room areas are available if you want to take a break and catch some of the game. If you're visiting with kids, I recommend the interactive area behind Gate A. It has Home Run Challenge, T-Ball and Speed Pitch booths. I didn't eat during my visit, so you'll have to ask for recommendations. I did enjoy a couple adult beverages. They were perfectly acceptable, expertly poured and priced at the normal inflated ballpark rates. Gates are located strategically around the park. They're fully staffed and easy to access. Fans entered at a decent pace even as the walking traffic got busier close to the first pitch. read more

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I can't in good conscience recommend going to a game or event at this venue, especially if you're disabled. I've had several issues with this place since last year, and absolutely NO ONE followed up with me about it to make sure it was addressed. The incidents involved heavy discrimination from staff, inaccessible areas and concession stands, and an overall lack of courtesy and support. It didn't matter to them that I was blind--they all didn't seem to care, and neither do the folks who supposedly are able to address and correct these issues in the first place. I was invited to go to a Rockies game a few months ago by a friend of mine, but I had to turn him down because I was afraid of a repeat incident. I tried calling their office to talk to someone, but was instead told to send an email to them, then transferred to another department where I left a voicemail, and both messages went un-returned. It's appalling to me that I can't even get the decency of communication when all I'm trying to do is advocate for myself and my needs, and I can't possibly recommend coming here to anyone I know. The ONLY reason it isn't getting one star is literally because of the food... It's stated on their website that "The Colorado Rockies value our guests and strive to provide a safe, friendly and comfortable experience for ALL." Well, I find THAT very hard to believe, given my experience in trying to work with them. Very disappointing. read more

Rode a bicycle around the outside of the stadium. Stadium is very close to Union Station and other places of interest for people visiting Denver. Easy access to watch a game. Built in the old style, which is very pleasing to the eye. read more

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This review is for the Wells Fargo club level. The seats are roomier than the lower level. You have a private entrance to the club floor, lots of food options including a carving station. These seats are under a nice overhang so if you have weather it will shield you. The bathrooms are very convenient, never a long line and they are close to your seat. On that level there is also memorabilia to look at, and a big Mickey Mouse dressed in Rockies gear! Very fun photo ops. read more

Coors Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Came to Coors Field for a Friday game. Love the open roof and the firework show after the game was amazing. Food and drink prices are reasonable and cheaper than a lot of the other ballparks. There are also healthier food/ snack options like salad bar and chocolate covered strawberries. read more

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Beautiful ball park! There seem to be no bad seats. The concourse is wide. Disappointments are 1) unlike most ballparks, there are no food booths that represent the local cuisine. 2) there is no overhead screen protecting fans behind home plate read more

Coors Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I was in town on vacation and wanted to see a game at Coors Field. We stayed at a place not too far away so we were able to walk to the Park, which was nice. The outside is welcoming, and there are bars and restaurants all around. Going through security was easy and everything is well marked. There are plenty of restrooms everywhere!!! Unfortunately weather didn't cooperate and it rained for the first hour, so the game was delayed. It gave me time to walk around the whole stadium, check out the food vendors, the views, the shops etc. This field is beautiful!!!!!! I loved the outfield area with the trees and the fountains. The rain stopped, they cleared the field and the game began. The screens are everywhere and the stadium just has a great vibe. The Rockies didn't play well, but it was still a great night. read more

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Wonderful experience. Great clean stadium with an amazing vibe. Contrast this with Chavez Ravine where wearing even a Giants cap can get your ass kicked by some dirt bag Vato. Beautiful layout, views, comfy seats. Great selection of swag and food. Vendors roaming the aisles had a great selection of items ( Nachos seem to be the hot item). Parking is a pain and is pricey. Count me as a fan and I will come to many games. read more

Coors Field - Probably one of the most beautiful stadiums - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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Love it! beautiful field, friendly people, great location. Staff was phenomenal. They make me want to move here haha There was even a phone charging station behind our section which was extremely helpful!! Can't wait to come back! read more

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Arena is clean, safe and employees are great for the most part. Wish they had more then one food stop that offered Gluten Free as the one they have is disorganized, and honestly not good. The bread taste old and the chicken and such did not look appealing so passed on that. Based on the need the pizza place should offer GF and other stops. Trust me we pay the difference- us GF customers as some of us have no choice. Thank you for listening read more

I went to my first post-COVID cancelled season baseball game at Coors field a couple weeks ago, and my how things have changed. Decent seats cost a small fortune, which is hard to understand when the Rockies are consistently such a mediocre team. Oh, right, Denver is a sports town. Or maybe it's about sticking it to out-of-towners, since there almost always are as many or more fans for the visiting team than the Rockies? What really surprised me was how mediocre the concessions were on the Club Level (isn't the club level supposed to be an upgraded experience?) ... just your standard hot dogs, chicken fingers, french fries, etc. and in the "carving table" line they were serving baked potatoes (sold out by the 4th inning) or nachos (nothing special - just your standard tortilla chips out of a bag with gloopy processed cheese food and bottled jalapenos). Meh. Despite my disappointment with the concessions and annoyance at ticket pricing, Coors Field is a decent place to take in the occasional MLB game. The park itself is beautiful, most sight lines for those actually wanting to watch the game are good, and all of the sensory overload and distractions families have come to expect to keep the kiddos entertained are there. Maybe I can sell my Larry Walker bobblehead (which, sorry, doesn't even really look like him) on eBay and make back the price of my ticket. read more

Coors Field - Larry Walker HOF bobble head - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Denver, Colorado

A great place to watch a baseball game. What I like most about Coors Field is its family-friendly atmosphere. I've been to baseball parks elsewhere that can get pretty rowdy and sometimes a little scary. People have fun at Coors Field, but it's friendly fun and that's what makes for a really nice experience at the ballpark. If you are lucky enough to be in Denver on the 4th of July their fireworks display is awesome! Sometimes it's the day before or after the 4th, or even on consecutive nights, so check in advance. I liked that there was plenty of food and drink vendors. The lines weren't too long so that gives you less time in line and more time for watching the game. I was able to bring a bag with sandwiches, snacks, and a couple of plastic water bottles with no problem at all. I don't think they allow backpacks, so one of those cloth-type grocery shopping bags should do just fine. Check their website for exact dimensions. Even if your not much of a baseball fan, like me, you'll still have a nice time at Coors Field. read more

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It's a nice park! I've only been once so far expected to go again this month when they play my hometown team, the Milwaukee Brewers. I didn't get food so I need to to do that next time. The drinks are suuuuuper duper expensive. We pregamed but still you gotta get drinks while there, lol. I've heard most people come just to hang out at the bar but it was still shut down when I had my first visit. Lots to still check out for next time!! read more

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Back in April, my spouse and I got tickets to the Pride night that donates to One Colorado, comes with a t-shirt and so forth. We were very excited for it. I'd never been to a professional baseball game ever and was hoping for a good time. Time came on Friday. I will say, for the most part, we did have a good time. I'll focus on the good first then talk about the bad. I use a mobility aid and while we were waiting in line outside the stadium, someone approached us to ask if I needed an elevator. Yes, please! They took us to another screening line and gave us instructions on how to get to the elevator from there. The food was really good. I was excited to see a Beyond dog as an option! Our seats were great and we could see really well. Ushers were friendly and helpful. We went to Guest Services and told them it was my first game at Coors Field and I was given a baseball card and certificate, which was super fun. The store had a lot of neat things in it too. However, despite it being Pride Night and wearing lots of Pride gear, I was misgendered by staff at least twice. I really expected better on that night of all nights. And I was shocked to see the Atlanta fans doing their racist cheer; I had thought that that had been banned but I've looked it up and they apparently changed their minds which means I will never go to a game that Atlanta is playing again. There also was no one else that we saw wearing masks, despite rising COVID numbers and hospitalizations/deaths going up again. I also saw no gender neutral bathrooms. It's quite expensive and getting misgendered like that really sucked, so I'm not sure when/if we'll go again. read more

Coors Field - View from our seats. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I was in town for a few days with my sister who despises sports (gosh, it hurts my heart to even type those words). I wanted to get to another live sporting event because it's been a few months and I convinced her they have vegan food options here and I'd buy her a drink inside so she'd agree to attend with me for at least a few innings. We purchased inexpensive seats at the ticket window and went in for innings 4-9. Had the best time! Loved being able to see the place, and I've never in my life encountered such nice. and friendly staff at a ballpark. The Rockies were playing the Giants and I'm a big Dodger fan (born and raised in LA so of course I came out to cheer on the Rockies :) Sandlot IPA we stayed to watch the Rockies WIN! Great afternoon here, will return every time I'm in town if there's a home game going. read more

Coors Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Denver, Colorado