Coors Field Park

Address: 2001 Blake Street, Denver, Colorado, USA

Website: https://www.mlb.com/rockies/ballpark

Admission: Ticket prices vary by game; stadium information via Colorado Rockies (MLB) ticketing

Coors Field is a Major League Baseball stadium in downtown Denver, Colorado, and home to the Colorado Rockies since its opening in 1995. The ballpark is noted for its urban setting and views of the Rocky Mountains from parts of the outfield.

Features of the stadium include a brick façade, an upper concourse with skyline vistas and a range of spectator amenities; many visitors take stadium tours and attend ballgames for both the sport and the setting. The venue is also used for concerts and special events.

Coors Field opened for the 1995 MLB season and has since been a primary professional sports venue in Denver. Its location at high altitude influences how baseballs travel, a point of interest for fans and commentators.

The ballpark sits in the LoDo (Lower Downtown) neighbourhood, within walking distance of downtown Denver transport hubs and hospitality areas.

• Opening and capacity: The park opened in 1995 and has a seating capacity of roughly 50,000, depending on configuration.
• Elevation effect: Denver’s high elevation (about 1,600 metres above sea level) affects ball flight and is a notable factor in play at the stadium.

Coors Field is in downtown Denver’s LoDo neighborhood at 2001 Blake Street. It’s a 10-20 minute walk from Union Station; take RTD light rail to Union Station or 20th & Welton. Driving is possible but parking in LoDo can be limited on game days.

• Arrive early to walk the concourses; Coors Field is known for skyline views across LoDo and access to craft beer stands.
• Ask for a seat on the first-base side for sun protection late in the afternoon; outfield seats are warmer and higher in elevation.
• Use Union Station (20-25 minutes on foot) or RTD light rail to the 20th & Welton station and walk through LoDo.