Coors Field Tickets

Complete Guide to Buying Tickets at Coors Field

Coors Field, located in Denver’s vibrant LoDo (Lower Downtown) neighborhood, is the iconic home of the Colorado Rockies, a Major League Baseball (MLB) team. Since opening in 1995, this open-air ballpark has become a beloved destination for baseball fans and concertgoers alike, offering a unique experience with its high-altitude environment and stunning views of the Rocky Mountains. With a seating capacity of 50,398, Coors Field hosts Rockies games, concerts featuring artists like Paul McCartney and Chris Brown, and occasional special events like hockey games. Known as a hitter’s paradise due to Denver’s thin air, the stadium provides an electrifying atmosphere for sports and entertainment.

Ticket options at Coors Field cater to a wide range of preferences and budgets, from affordable Rockpile seats starting at $4 to premium VIP packages offering exclusive amenities. Fans can choose from various seating sections, including field-level, club-level, and upper-deck options, each providing distinct views and experiences. Tickets are available through primary sources like Ticketmaster and the Coors Field Box Office, as well as resale platforms like Ticket Squeeze. Whether you’re attending a baseball game, a concert, or seeking a VIP experience, this guide covers everything you need to know to secure the best tickets for your visit to Coors Field.

The Coors Field is everyone’s favorite sporting stadium in Denver, providing you the very best in sports and entertainment that draws in people from all across Colorado. Coors Field is known as hosting all the popular sports and music events that come through Colorado. For all major sporting and concert events, we recommend securing your tickets as soon as possible. Even given the size of this stadium, the most popular events still do sell out. Please see below for the ticket providers information and ticket policies.

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Coors Field Venue Information

Coors Field, situated at 2001 Blake Street, Denver, CO 80205, is a cornerstone of Colorado’s sports and entertainment scene. Built during the MLB’s 1990s expansion era, it replaced Mile High Stadium as the Rockies’ home and is named after the Coors Brewing Company, which operates the world’s largest brewing facility in nearby Golden, Colorado. The ballpark’s high-altitude location, over 5,000 feet above sea level, makes it unique, as the thin air allows baseballs to travel farther, leading to its reputation as a hitter’s park. In 1999, Coors Field set an MLB record with 303 home runs in a single season.

Beyond baseball, Coors Field hosts concerts, with past performances by artists like Billy Joel, The Eagles, and Zac Brown Band, as well as special events like the 2016 NHL Stadium Series game. The stadium features modern amenities, including a rooftop bar with city skyline views, microbrew stands, and family-friendly attractions like the Platte River Picnic Area. With over 4 million visitors annually, Coors Field offers free Wi-Fi, a variety of concessions, and approximately 1,000 accessible seats for guests with disabilities. Gates typically open 90 minutes to 2 hours before events, depending on the event type. Fans can access the venue via public transportation (RTD Light Rail to Union Station, a 10-minute walk) or rideshare drop-off zones at 22nd Street and Wazee.

Coors Field Seating Chart (Baseball)

Coors Field Seating Options

Coors Field offers a variety of seating sections to suit different preferences, budgets, and viewing experiences. Below is a detailed breakdown of the main seating areas, based on information from sources like MLB.com, RateYourSeats.com, and TicketSmarter.

Lower Reserved Infield

Located in sections 122–138, the Lower Reserved Infield seats are some of the most desirable at Coors Field. Positioned close to the action behind home plate and along the baselines, these seats offer excellent views of the infield. They provide proximity to the Rockies’ and visitors’ dugouts, making them ideal for fans wanting to feel immersed in the game. Prices typically range from $50 to $200, depending on the opponent and game demand.

Lower Reserved Outfield

Found in sections 151–160, these seats are in the outfield at field level, offering a more distant but still engaging view of the game. They are closer to the action than upper-level seats but farther from home plate. These sections are more affordable, with tickets often starting at $30, though they receive less shade and may be sun-exposed during day games.

Lower Reserved Corner

Located in sections like 105 and 149, the Lower Reserved Corner seats are in the corners of the field level, near the foul poles. These seats provide a unique angle on the game, often at a lower price point (starting around $25). However, views may be partially obstructed, and these areas are more exposed to the sun, especially in right field.

Right Field Mezzanine

The Right Field Mezzanine (sections 201–203) offers a lively atmosphere, especially for evening games, with access to the Casamigos Sky Deck bar serving signature drinks like the Rock-rita. These seats are farther from home plate, with tickets starting at $20, making them a budget-friendly option. However, views can be limited, especially in sections 208–209, which are in a poorly lit corner of the stadium.

Pavilion

The Pavilion, located in left field (sections 151–160), is a fan-favorite for its energetic vibe and proximity to the outfield action. These seats are ideal for catching home run balls and offer great views of the scoreboard and mountains. Tickets typically start at $15, but these seats are fully exposed to the sun during day games, so sunscreen and hats are recommended.

Upper Reserved

The Upper Reserved sections (300-level) are split into Lower (L300s) and Upper (U300s) areas, offering budget-friendly options with tickets starting as low as $10. These seats provide a broader view of the field but are farther from the action. The Lower Upper Reserved sections (L311–L346) are preferable, with fewer rows (typically 9 or less) and better proximity to the concourse.

Upper Reserved Infield

Located in sections L330–L335, these seats are in the upper deck near home plate, offering a good overview of the infield. They are partially shaded for afternoon games, especially in higher rows under the overhang. Tickets typically range from $15 to $40, making them a solid choice for fans seeking value and shade.

Upper Reserved Outfield

Found in sections L301–L310 and L347–L350, these seats are in the outfield portion of the upper deck. They provide sweeping views of the field and mountains but are farther from the action. Tickets start at $10, but these sections receive less shade, especially on the first-base side.

Upper Reserved Corner

Sections like L311 and L346 are in the corners of the upper deck, offering some of the cheapest tickets (starting at $10). While farther from home plate, they provide unique perspectives and are in the foul ball zone, adding excitement. However, seats in L346 can be windy and cold.

Right Field Reserved

Located in sections 201–209, these seats are above the Right Field Mezzanine and offer a mix of affordability and atmosphere. Starting at $15, they provide decent views of the field and mountains but are farther from the action. Avoid sections 208–209 for better lighting and sightlines.

Upper Right Field

These seats, part of the upper deck’s right field sections (L301–L310), offer budget-friendly options starting at $10. They provide good views of the outfield and scoreboard but are among the farthest from home plate. Fans in these sections enjoy the vibrant atmosphere near the rooftop bar.

Rockpile Seats

The Rockpile, located in center field (sections 401–403), is Coors Field’s most affordable seating option, with tickets starting at $4. These bleacher-style seats are popular for their value and lively atmosphere, offering a distant but panoramic view of the game. They are fully exposed to the sun, so they’re best for evening games or fans prepared for the Colorado sun.

VIP Packages

Coors Field offers premium seating options for a luxurious experience:

Toyota Clubhouse

Behind home plate at field level, these padded seats include in-seat wait service and access to a lounge with complimentary food and drinks (excluding alcohol and bottled water). Prices range from $100 to $800 per ticket.

Press Club

Located behind home plate on the Press Level, these seats offer elevated views, padded seating, and access to the Press Club Lounge with complimentary food. Tickets range from $200 to $1,000.

Legacy Club

A newer option on the suite level, featuring retractable glass walls for an open-air experience and access to the Legacy Lounge with complimentary food. Prices range from $200 to $1,000.

Suites

Including Super Suites ($4,200–$6,700 for 12–100 guests), Summit Party Suites ($3,800–$5,000 for 16–60 guests), and Mezzanine Party Suites, these offer private seating, premium amenities, and VIP entrances. Suite guests access the Club Level with exclusive restrooms and concessions.

Coors Field Ticket Sources

Several platforms provide tickets for Coors Field events, each with its own benefits and considerations.

Ticketmaster (Primary Tickets)

Ticketmaster is the official primary ticket source for Coors Field, offering tickets for Rockies games, concerts, and other events at face value plus fees. Fans can purchase through www.ticketmaster.com or by calling (303) ROCKIES (762-5437). Ticketmaster provides access to unsold seats, including accessible seating, and supports digital delivery for mobile entry. It’s ideal for securing tickets early, especially for high-demand games or concerts.

Box Office

The Coors Field Ticket Office, located at 20th and Blake Streets, is open Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and Saturday, 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM, with extended hours on game days (until 30 minutes after the game ends). Sunday hours apply only on home game days, starting at 9:00 AM. The Box Office accepts cash, checks, and major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover). Will Call is available for tickets left by the Rockies, purchased online/phone, or by third parties. This is a great option for avoiding online fees or securing last-minute tickets.

Ticket Squeeze (Resale Tickets)

Ticket Squeeze is a resale platform offering Coors Field tickets, including those from season ticket holders or other fans. Prices can vary widely, starting as low as $6.55 for budget seats like the Rockpile and reaching up to $400+ for premium seats near the action. Ticket Squeeze provides real-time availability and interactive seating charts, with no service fees, making it a competitive option for finding deals, especially for sold-out events. However, prices may be higher than face value for high-demand games or concerts.

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Coors Field Ticket Types

Coors Field offers various ticket types to accommodate different events and preferences.

Baseball Tickets

These tickets grant access to Colorado Rockies games, available in all seating sections. Prices vary by section, opponent, and game date, with premium games (e.g., against rivals like the Dodgers) costing more. Tickets start at $4 (Rockpile) and can exceed $200 for field-level seats. Group discounts are available for parties of 20 or more, including perks like scoreboard recognition.

Concert Tickets

Coors Field hosts concerts with artists like Paul McCartney (October 11, 2025) and Chris Brown (September 24, 2025). Concert seating configurations differ from baseball setups, often including floor seating and general admission areas. Prices range from $20 for upper-level seats to over $1,000 for premium floor seats, depending on the artist and proximity to the stage.

VIP Packages

VIP packages include premium seating options like the Toyota Clubhouse, Press Club, Legacy Club, and suites, offering exclusive amenities such as private entrances, complimentary food, and lounge access. Prices range from $100 to $1,000 for club seats and $3,800 to $6,700 for suites, depending on the event and group size.

Seating Tickets

Seating tickets refer to reserved seats in specific sections, available for both baseball games and concerts. These include all sections mentioned above (e.g., Lower Reserved Infield, Rockpile), with prices varying by location and event type. Interactive seating charts on platforms like Ticketmaster or Ticket Squeeze help fans choose seats with specific row and seat numbers.

General Admission

General admission (GA) tickets are primarily used for concerts, offering access to standing-room-only areas or floor sections without assigned seats. Prices vary but are typically cheaper than reserved seating, starting around $20 for concerts. GA tickets are less common for baseball games but may be available for special events.

Resale Tickets

Resale tickets, available through platforms like Ticket Squeeze are sold by fans or season ticket holders. These include all seating types and can offer deals for low-demand games or higher prices for sold-out events. Resale platforms provide seat views and disclose obstructions (e.g., limited or side views), ensuring transparency.

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Last-minute downloadable tickets
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Event Cancellation and Refund Policy
It is a rare occurrence but event or tour cancellation has been known to happen, often due to performer health etc. If the concert or sports match is postponed, your tickets are automatically valid for the new date. No action or changed are needed on your part. What happens if you can’t attend the new date? Don’t worry! You will be eligible for a refund. If the event gets cancelled completely, you are of course eligible for a full refund. No stress. You are covered in event of either postponement or cancellation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Parking Included in the Ticket?

Yes, Coors Field offers plenty of on-site parking, though it is not included in the ticket price. Individual game parking passes for Lot B cost $12 in advance (available at the Coors Field Ticket Office, Colorado Rockies Dugout Store, by phone at 303-ROCKIES, or online at www.coloradorockies.com) or $13 on game day. RV and bus parking is $25 at 22nd and Wazee Streets or 27th and Blake Streets, and motorcycle parking is $13 in Lot B. Lots open 2.5 hours before game time. Street and garage parking in LoDo is also available but fills quickly for popular games.

Where Are the Best Seats at Coors Field?

The best seats depend on your preferences and budget. For baseball games, the Lower Reserved Infield (sections 122–138) offers the closest views of the action, ideal for immersive experiences. The Toyota Clubhouse and Press Club provide premium comfort and amenities. For budget-conscious fans, the Pavilion and Rockpile offer great value and atmosphere. For concerts, floor seats or lower-level infield sections provide proximity to the stage, while Club Level seats (214–227, 234–247) offer elevated views and access to private concourses. Avoid sections 208–209 in right field for baseball due to poor lighting and distant views.

Are There Any Age Restrictions?

Children two and under who sit on an adult’s lap do not need a ticket for Rockies games. However, children three and older require a valid ticket and must sit in their ticketed seat. For concerts, age restrictions vary by event, so check the event listing on Ticketmaster or the Coors Field website. All guests, regardless of age, must adhere to the bag policy (soft-sided bags 16″x16″x8″ or smaller) and prohibited items list (e.g., no alcohol, glass bottles, or large umbrellas).