Coors Field
Colorado Rockies
Coors Field is famous for being at 5,280 feet elevation — a mile high — which makes the ball carry farther, resulting in more home runs. It sits in the LoDo (Lower Downtown) neighborhood, one of Denver's most vibrant areas.
Aerial view · Google Maps
Stadium Stats
Capacity
46,897
Year Opened
1995
Surface
Natural Grass
Roof Type
Open
Did You Know?
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Humidor balls are used at Coors Field to reduce the humidification effect of dry, high-altitude air.
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The park has a row of purple seats at exactly the one-mile-high elevation mark.
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The opening series in 1995 was the first major league games in Colorado.
Plan Your Trip
Getting There
RTD Light Rail to Union Station, then a 10-minute walk through LoDo. Or 20th Street stop on the D/F/H lines.
Parking
LoDo neighborhood has many parking structures and surface lots.
Rideshare
Drop-off on Blake Street. Post-game pickup on Market Street.
Where to Stay
The Curtis Denver Hotel
1 miBudget
The Oxford Hotel Denver
0.7 miMid-range
The Crawford Hotel at Union Station
0.5 miLuxury
Nearby Food
Root Down
0.8 miAmerican
Seasonal, local ingredients in a gorgeous LoDo space.
The Wynkoop Brewing Company
0.5 miBrewery
Denver's oldest brewpub, founded by John Hickenlooper.
Rioja
0.3 miMediterranean
Larimer Square gem — one of Denver's best restaurants.
Denver Milk Market
0.7 miFood Hall
18 local vendors in a beautiful historic creamery building.