What it's known for
Denver’s thin air helps fly balls carry, and Coors Field has long been the most hitter-friendly park in the majors. The Rockies store game balls in a humidor to keep them from drying out, which has calmed things down a little, but high scores are still common.
Look for the row of purple seats in the upper deck: it marks exactly one mile above sea level. From the upper levels, you can see the Rocky Mountains to the west.
The Rooftop, a large open-air deck in the upper right-field area, is a social spot with views of the mountains and the city.
Getting there
Coors Field is in LoDo, a short walk from Denver Union Station, which is served by light rail, commuter rail and the train from Denver International Airport. Downtown bars and restaurants are a few blocks away.
Tips for your visit
- Drink water and wear sunscreen; altitude and Colorado sun catch visitors off guard.
- Rooftop tickets are often among the cheapest in the park and come with a great view.
- Day games here can get very hot in the sun, and evenings can cool off fast. Plan for both.
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Details last reviewed November 2026. Ballpark names, bag policies and transit change, so check the Colorado Rockies' official site before you go. momnts isn't affiliated with MLB or any team.