DEN is about 25 miles northeast of Coors Field. The RTD University of Colorado A Line runs from the airport to Denver Union Station in about 37 minutes — and Union Station is a 10-minute walk from Coors Field. This is one of MLB's cleanest airport-to-ballpark transit connections. A rideshare from DEN runs $35–55.
Coors Field is surrounded by downtown Denver's extensive parking garage network, with dozens of options within a 5–10 minute walk. The Rockies operate Lot B directly adjacent to the ballpark. Rates vary widely — lots closer to the ballpark charge $20–40 on game days, while a 10-minute walk gets you down to $10–15. Pre-booking via SpotHero is worth it for big games.
Traditional tailgating isn't really the Coors Field style — the LoDo neighbourhood scene is the real pre-game. Blake St and the surrounding LoDo blocks are lined with some of the best sports bars in MLB's neighbourhood vicinity. Breckenridge Brewery, ViewHouse, and the Wynkoop Brewing Company are all within easy walking distance.
Denver Union Station is a 10-minute walk from Coors Field and connects the entire RTD light rail and bus network — including the direct airport A Line. Multiple light rail lines converge at Union Station, making it accessible from across the Denver metro. RTD extends service on game days.
Coors Field is in LoDo (Lower Downtown Denver), one of the best ballpark neighbourhoods in baseball. Blake St, the original brewery row, runs right past the stadium. Union Station, RiNo, and the Platte River waterfront are all within a 15–20 minute walk. This is a neighbourhood worth arriving early to explore.
Bike parking is available near Coors Field in the LoDo neighbourhood. Denver's B-Cycle bike share has stations throughout LoDo, and the Cherry Creek Trail and downtown bike lane network make cycling from Capitol Hill, RiNo, or the Platte River area very practical.
Accessible parking is available in Lot B and nearby downtown garages with ADA-designated spaces. The accessible drop-off zone is on 20th St near the main entrance. For accessibility services, contact the Rockies at (303) 762-5437 or visit rockies.com/accessibility.
Coors Field opened in 1995 in Denver's LoDo (Lower Downtown) neighborhood and holds about 50,400 fans, making it one of the larger ballparks in MLB. It's most famous for what the mile-high altitude does to the baseball — balls carry further at Coors Field than anywhere else in the league, making it a reliably high-scoring venue. The park itself is well-designed with good sightlines, and the purple row of seats in the upper deck marks exactly 5,280 feet above sea level.
LoDo is one of the best ballpark neighborhoods in baseball — a walkable, lively area packed with bars, restaurants, and breweries along Blake Street and Larimer Square. You can find a spot for food and drinks within minutes of the park in any direction. Light rail stops at Union Station, about a 10-minute walk away, and the 16th Street Mall shuttle connects you to the broader downtown. It's a genuinely great day-of-game destination from start to finish.
You are allowed to bring in unopened plastic beverage containers, as well as insulated cups or thermoses 22 ounces or smaller.
You are allowed to bring in food, but in containers 16"x 16"x 8" or smaller, and all fruit or vegetables larger than grapefruit-sized must be sliced. Seeds and nuts in the shell will NOT be permitted at this time.
Only single-pocket, medical and diaper bags that are no larger than 16”x16”x8” can be brought into the ballpark and all permitted bags will be subject to search.
Backpacks and other multi-pocket bags, including multi-pocket purses, are NOT permitted
Upper Concourse - Colorado-style pizza with a thick, buttery crust that holds up to generous toppings. Try the Colorado Green Chile option for a local twist.
Right Field Bar - Breckenridge's beloved Colorado craft brewery with a full pour list including their signature Avalanche Amber Ale. The rooftop patio has great mountain views on clear days.
Lower Concourse, Third Base Side - A rotating lineup of Colorado's best food truck chefs brought inside Coors Field. Expect creative seasonal options showcasing local ingredients.
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