Buy Tickets to Coors Field
Tickets to Coors Field events are available now at Event Tickets Center! Oftentimes, Coors Field shows are difficult to come by. But, Event Tickets Center has a variety of tickets available for the next several events at the venue. Prices start at $10, but can range all the way up to $656. So, you need to act fast before ticket prices rise. If you are on the fence about going to see a Coors Field event, we have conveniently laid out some of the most important information about the venue. Check out insider information about parking, concessions, seating, rideshare, public transportation, bag policy, amenities, and more! Find the event you want to attend in the event list above, so you can purchase your tickets to go see your next Coors Field event live!
About Coors Field
Located in Denver, Colorado, Coors Field is a stadium that first opened its doors in 1992. Currently, it’s under the ownership of Denver Metropolitan Major League Baseball Stadium District.
Coors Field Seating
Coors Field has a total capacity of 50,398. However, this number can vary for events with unique venue configurations. Also known as Coors Canaveral and Williamsport, it is an open venue with a natural grass playing surface.
Teams and Events at Coors Field
Coors Field is the home to the Colorado Rockies (MLB). The venue serves as the stage for baseball events, along with the ability to host many other functions.
Getting into Coors Field
Want to ensure a smooth entry to Coors Field? We've got you covered! From security to accessibility, we've compiled all the info you need for a hassle-free arrival.
Security at Coors Field
Security at Coors Field is taken very seriously. All guests are required to go through security checks before entering the venue. Typically, security checkpoints tend to get longer as you get closer to the start time of the event. We recommend planning ahead so you don’t miss anything. Please note that Coors Field has a strict bag policy.
Coors Field Bag Policy & Prohibited Items
Venue guidelines permit only soft-sided, single-pocket bags and 16”x 16”x 8” or smaller containers to enter the ballpark. All allowed bags are subject to inspection both upon entry and within the ballpark. Backpacks or other multi-pocket bags, including multi-pocket purses, are not allowed.
What to Bring to Coors Field
When you come to an event at Coors Field, make sure to bring your ticket and a valid ID, especially if you intend to purchase alcohol. We recommend bringing a credit or debit card and also some cash. Because this is an outdoor venue, it can get a little cold during the winter months (and sometimes year round), so we recommend checking the weather report to consider bringing extra layers and maybe even a blanket. Plus, it might be worth it to carry a rain jacket or poncho just in case the weather changes.
Is Coors Field ADA Accessible?
Coors Field is committed to providing a comfortable experience for all guests. Assistive listening is available, and the venue is also ADA compliant. Typically, Coors Field has special seating and preferred entry gates for these patrons. Be sure to check the policy for your specific event for more information.
Coors Field Experience
Your experience at Coors Field extends beyond the event itself. Discover delicious food and drinks, convenient transportation options, and more to create an unforgettable memory.
Food and Beverage at Coors Field
Plenty of concessions are available at Coors Field. Non-alcoholic beverages are served as well as alcoholic beverages including but not limited to beer, mixed drinks and wine.
Payment Methods Accepted at Coors Field
Coors Field primarily operates on a cashless basis. This implies that while some vendors may still accept cash, most onsite purchases are done with digital wallets or debit and credit cards. Although Coors Field accepts most credit cards (such as Visa and Mastercard), it is prudent to carry a small amount of cash for tipping and for the few vendors that might accept it inside and outside the venue.
Are There Phone Charging Stations at Coors Field?
Yes, Coors Field is equipped with phone charging stations throughout. They are usually located in the concourse. However, it’s important to note that these charging stations may require a small fee, so we suggest fully charging your device before arriving at the venue.
Is There Wi-Fi Available?
Indeed, the venue provides Wi-Fi access. We suggest connecting to the Wi-Fi network immediately upon arrival, as cellular service can sometimes be unreliable.
How to Get to Coors Field
Coors Field is located at 2001 Blake Street, Denver, Colorado, 80205. We've got you covered with all the options to get there, from public transportation to convenient rideshares.
How Early Should I Get to Coors Field?
Arrival times may vary depending on the event, but we recommend arriving at the venue about an hour before the scheduled start time. This gives you some breathing room in case of traffic congestion, parking difficulties, visits to the merchandise store, or if you want to grab some food and drinks before the event starts.
Rideshare Drop-off and Pickup Location
At Coors Field, there are specific pick-up locations for rideshare users. You’ll find the designated pick-up spots at 22nd St. and Blake St., or 21st St. and Market St. Using rideshare to attend an event is a great option because it eliminates the stress of finding parking, which can often be scarce and expensive. Additionally, ridesharing promotes safety by providing reliable transportation if you plan on drinking alcohol during your visit.
Closest Bus Stop to Coors Field
For a budget-friendly option, the nearest bus stop is located at 1700 Wewatta St. This bus station is located 0.9 mi from the venue.
Closest Train Stop to Coors Field
You can find the nearest train/metro station at Union Station. One of the biggest benefits of taking the train is that it is rarely late, and you never have to deal with unforeseen traffic or parking issues.
Coors Field, home of the MLB’s
Colorado Rockies, holds the reputation as the most batter-friendly ballpark. Air is thin in the mile-high city, and the ball meets less friction, allowing it to travel further than at sea level. Curve balls curve less in this environment, and the field sees fewer strikeouts than other parks.
The ballpark itself straddles the 1-mile above-sea-level mark: upper-level seats are colored purple to mark the height. Besides baseball, the ballpark has hosted college and NHL hockey games.
More than 50 concession stands are scattered throughout the park. The site also includes the Blue Moon Brewery at The Sandlot, featuring classic brews and experimental new beers. Tailgating is not an aspect of Rockies fan culture, but fans typically gather in the nearby bars before each game. Items like outside alcohol, hard-sided containers, noisemakers and inflatables are prohibited in the park.
Situated in the heart of Denver, the park is surrounded by an array of bars and restaurants. LoDo, or the Lower Downtown neighborhood, sits just a few blocks to the southwest. This is Denver’s most historic area, and it contains some of the city’s best dining and architecture, not to mention the Denver Museum of Contemporary Art. Access the park by taking the 20th Street exit off Interstate 25. Parking is available both onsite and nearby, and visitors can purchase parking permits in advance. It’s also easily accessible through the bus and rail systems that pass through Union Station, which is only two blocks away.
View Coors Field seating charts for live games! If you're planning to visit Coors Field in Denver, you’ll want to make sure you have great seats. Get acquainted with Coors Field by using our seating chart below. This seating map features a complete layout of Coors Field seats and the locations of different ticket tiers. Simply click on a section to browse tickets and you’ll be on your way to an unforgettable event experience!
FAQs about Coors Field Tickets and Seating Charts - Denver, CO
What time do doors open at Coors Field?
Doors typically open anywhere between 90 minutes to 2 hours prior to showtime at Coors Field. Be sure to check the listing on your ticket as showtimes will vary.
Who plays at Coors Field?
The Colorado Rockies are the home team at the Coors Field.
Coors Field Seat Numbers, Sections and Seating Chart
When looking at seating charts for sports events, seats are arranged so that the lower numbered seats within a section are located closer to the preceding section. For example; if a venue shows three sections (A, B, and C), seat #1 in section B will be located next to section A. As the seat numbers progress within section B, they move closer to section C. Coors Field, a venue designed to host sports games, may be set up in a similar fashion.
While concerts and other events held at Coors Field may not follow this layout, most sports events happening at Coors Field will follow this configuration. Concert seating is typically laid out so that the higher the seat number, the further you are from the stage/performance area. If you’re seeing a concert at Coors Field, it’s likely that the seats closest to the stage will have low seat numbers and low section numbers.
Coors Field Reviews, Interactive Seating Charts and Seat Views
Finding Coors Field seating charts with seat views or 3D views from your seat has proven to be a difficult task – until now. Event Tickets Center provides fans with unbiased Coors Field reviews on our venue guides, including information on Coors Field seat numbers, row numbers, and tips on how to find great seats!
Are VIP Packages or Accessible Seating offered at Coors Field?
Coors Field VIP seating packages and accessible seating section locations may vary per event. Please click the seating chart below or contact our customer service department to discuss options for accessible seating or VIP package purchases.
Where is the Colorado Rockies Sideline at Coors Field?
The Colorado Rockies home bench is located in front of Section 122, Section 123, Section 124, and Section 125 and the away team bench is in front of Section 136, Section 137, Section 138, and Section 139.
Facts about Coors Field Tickets and Seating Charts - Denver, CO
Capacity:
50,398
Date Opened:
April 26, 1995
