The Rockies played against the Braves during our stay in Denver. We've never been to a baseball game and we tough it would be a fun night. And it was! It's a really nice stadium with beautiful views over the Rocky Mountains. There was a good vibe and a nice bar close to our seats. We had a very good time eventough they didn't win the game.

I love baseball and enjoying a game in Colorado is best case when you visit Coors field. I was able to find parking even with the broncos game partaking nearby. I had very reasonable seats and food once inside the stadium. Rockies fans were absolutely amazing even with my Padres gear on visiting as a spectator. The stadium was super clean and very walkable. I’d highly recommend checking out this stadium for a ballgame if you love baseball.

I really enjoyed my first game at Coors field. It was awesome! The seats in section 120 were great. We got lucky and the Rockies won the game and we also came during fan appreciation day and saw an amazing display of fireworks. I wish they didn’t stop serving on the 7th inning. It’s up to people to make their adult decisions and choose to drink or not.

We came to the game on 7/1 to watch the Rockies play the St. Louis Cardinals. This was Nolan Arenado’s first game back in Colorado so it was nice to see him receive a well deserved ovation. This was only my second time here but I really love this ballpark. It is extremely well done and comes off as classic without being gimmicky. The game day staff were extremely nice and helped assist us with questions. A fan behind us brought a towel to dry off his seat from an earlier rain shower and he let us use it as well. Even though we were dressed out for the Cardinals we had fun interactions with Rockies fans and everyone seemed happy to be at the ballpark. We sat in the lower part of the upper deck behind home plate and I thought they were great seats. The seats along the first base line receive quite a bit of evening sun but they also have views of the mountains. Some concession stands offer a kids meal for $5 which is great for families. You can also bring in unopened non-alcoholic drinks which I would highly recommend. We caught a street vendor outside but there is also a 7-Eleven store on Blake street towards downtown nearby. We walked up and down the 16th street pedestrian mall before and after the game to our downtown hotel. There are homeless people but we never felt unsafe despite the late hour. Coors Field is a great baseball stadium and a must see for anyone visiting Denver.

We came to see the July second game vs the Detroit Tigers. The weather was absolutely perfect and the clouds in the distance provided a beautiful accent to a stunning sunset. After the game the outfield seats were emptied onto the field to watch a fireworks display that was second to none. This is a great ballpark to watch a game and enjoy a cold beer. There is plenty of entertainment options outside of the park as well, and Union Station is only steps away. Enjoy!

Had a great time here during the Phillies series, Spring of ‘22. All staff were awesome, everyone so friendly and accommodating and when they heard it was the kids’ first game, they gave them free certificates with their printed names. The park itself was all-class, clean, and just a terrific way to spend an afternoon with family.

Clean ballpark, great food options, and inviting atmosphere. Guaranteed to have a good time whether you're attending with friends or family. The view of the mountains and skyline from the upper deck is breath taking

Was in town for work and happened to catch the Rockies homestead against the Dodgers. Got the tip from a local about the rooftop happy hour and it did not disappoint. Three dollar 12oz beers and 6 dollar jack mixed drinks. Some of the best prices in baseball. Had food at a couple stadium vendors for reasonable prices. Bathrooms and ballpark were well maintained and clean. Very few lines.

One of the most beautiful stadiums in all of major league baseball. Very conveniently located in downtown Denver and easy to get to whether you’re downtown or coming off of the interstate. Lots of great food, craft, beer, and incredible Colorado weather to watch a baseball game. The backdrop over the scoreboard and to the west is an incredible view of the Colorado mountains. This is especially awesome for a summer early evening game to watch the sunset. Very family oriented stadium and an overall great time.

Got tickets to go to the Rockies vs the Reds... it was a great game .. the process for the tickets was super easy and Coors field was great .. suoer clean and nothing but professional from all the workers to the Concessions.. the prices were not to bad . They actually compete with some of the local bars for food and beer prices.. we will be going back and I hope to have the same great experience

The stadium is very nice. The backdrop is beautiful with the mountains offering a nice sunset. Bought rooftop tickets that were standing room only, but did offer a section of seats in the bleachers that were available. I chose to sit in them once shade was in that area. Great $22 value. The shuttle for parking was super convenient

An okay stadium. There's only one large screen for the stadium, so if you're sitting up top, forget about knowing what's going on, or seeing a replay, up close. Getting in wasn't too bad of a wait. The security folks were nice, as everyone was entering/exiting. The stadium was constructed in such a way that the majority of the stadium is in the sun while only the area near third base is in the shade -- PRO TIP: get tickets on the third base side if you want to be in the shade!!!

If you are into Baseball, well, you will of course love the experience of attending a game at Coors Field. If you are not into baseball, you might become a convert after watching a game here. The stadium is modern, clean, and well laid out. On the not so fun side, the concession prices are jaw dropping. You are better off bringing your own food, which they do allow. The other caveat is, beware of where you choose to park. Lots A and B sound like good options, but only if you like to walk. I mean you should really like to walk as these are somewhat far from the stadium.

Beautiful baseball stadium in downtown Denver. This stadium is a few blocks away from Union Station and easy to walk to. So many restaurants and bars nearby for a drink or two before or after the game. This stadium has some awesome views of the mountains off in the distance. A great selection of food to choose from, we tried several things from tacos, brats and the fried dough; everything was delicious!

Amazing ballpark!! Absolutely loved the openness and site lines around the field, and it’s overall fan friendly feel. Concessions were plenty and moved very fast, every employee encountered were courteous and fun, and seat views were incredible. Parking, and getting in and out were cake. Ticket prices were exceptional, we had tickets in section 115, row 3, - excellent value!! If you are a Rockies fan or just love the game of baseball, put this one on your list. Can’t wait for my next visit!!

Visited with my dad and brother and most of our kids. What a great experience we had. From the parking and shuttle ride to the staff at the stadium and especially seeing the Rockies pull out a win. We enjoyed the entire experience. We had seats on the upper level a bit past 1st base, but looking at the giant outfield screen. That made it easy for the kids to keep engaged in the game and see the whole field. We would definitely get tickets in the same area again.

Coors Field is a very pleasant and scenic place to see a ball game. I really felt the rocky mountain atmosphere with the rocky forrest setup beyond the outfield and the general architecture of the stadium. There’s plenty of places to eat and get souvenirs, and it’s very close to the downtown Denver area. The seats also provided a great view of the field. It’s a fun experience overall and I would definitely recommend attending a Rockies game.

Great looking stadium, kept fresh and clean, plenty of concession to keep lines short. Plenty of options outside for hanging out beforehand. Club level is extremely nice, clean, and accessible. For any day game there aren't many options for shade. I'd put it in the top 3 of a dozen ballparks visited. Paid for a billboard message but never saw it appear, struggled to even submit the request and pay. Checked all three locations every side of the inning. Would not recommend.

First time at Coors field and was not disappointed! Seats are comfortable and plenty of leg room for a 6 foot person. Food was great..team store was clean and organized. ♿️ parking was great with plenty of spots and greatly appreciated located in lot A/B for those that need it. Be aware if you have not been there that levels 200's and 100's are on the same level for some. Signs are posted everywhere though which was great. Leaving the stadium they really control traffic well so your not sitting forever! As a disabled veteran and was there with 2 other veterans, appreciated the "hats off" in between the inning! Thank you for that honor to stand with my fellow veterans! Overall, great first experience and will definitely be back for more games.

What an experience, a mile high. This is one of the best ballparks in the country and a must visit in my book. The Silver Bullet Bar is a special place and a great way to watch the game, hang out with friends and suck down some Rocky Mountain goodness all at the same time. Word to the wise, having such easy access to the Silver Bullet Bar is dangerous, be careful not to get over-served. They have a very nice team store in the 100 section as well.

When I lived in Denver many years ago, I went to about 15 or 20 games a season and during my Denver vacation, I had decided to check out a Rockies game (They won 5-3 against the Padres) and the acoustics, fan exuberance, the food and the alcohol were very nice. I love the e ticket option as it prevents lost tickets.

Located on the North side of Downtown Denver, Coors Field is a great ballpark for everyone. A good variety of seating options offer excellent views from just about anywhere. Good food concessions with decent prices and the lines aren't long. Visit the team store before you go!

Coors Field is a true gem among ballparks. Ranked at #13 on my professional stadium tour, it comfortably earns a spot in my top 5. Despite being only 28 years old, it exudes the charm of an old-time ballpark. Everywhere you turn, you'll find nods to Rockies history, and the views are equally breathtaking. Coors Field excels in areas where other stadiums often fall short; the food is both delicious and reasonably priced, ensuring that enjoying dinner at the game won't break the bank. Plus, the free parking lot shuttle is a fantastic perk. Although parking comes at a cost, having a shuttle option is perfect for those who prefer not to walk or have children in tow. All in all, Coors Field is a treasure in Denver that deserves a visit from both diehard baseball fans and casual enthusiasts alike.

While the team might not be the best in the league, this field is pretty dang great. The bar by the outfield is a fantastic place to socialize and have a great time, and the prices were not terrible (considering you’re at a stadium). I think my drink was $12, and that was for a double. The seats are comfortable and a decent size, and there are great opportunities for kids to watch practice and interact with players before the game. The hot dogs are not as good as back home in Chicago, but the options for food are varied and relatively-decently priced. All in all, if you’re coming here, you can probably have a good time for a fair price.

One of my favorite MLB fields. Love watching a game here. This time we sat on 3rd base dugout but I had to walk over to see centerfield, the trees and waterfeature is great you have to walk over to see it during a game. Decent prices on food and drinks. Beautiful centerfield. Great metal statues and brick walkways.

The nachos are delicious! But if you are in the 111 section at Sunset you will become blinded for a while at the beginning of the game! The whole experience was wonderful. It was my first baseball game and I was delighted! I just don't understand why they put their hand by their butt before they pitch the ball. I mean, yeah their butts are already very noticeable, those pants! Also very much enjoyed the fresh lemonade and giant bags of popcorn. Wholesome fun.

Beautiful ballpark! Just absolutely stunning to look at. Seating was a little tight tor a big guy like me even along the first base line. Plenty of great ballpark food options both affordable and ballpark gourmet. If you’re a baseball fan, it’s a must stop.

Such a fun stadium! Huge and busy but it was an amazing experience! Make sure to arrive early if you want to experience it all and if you park in B parking lot, they offer a shuttle because it’s a long walk otherwise. Lots of food options, just be prepared to wait in line. Friendly staff and great energy!

Colors field is a very nice baseball park. Easy access in downtown with lots of parking options available. They are card only inside and have lots of vendors to choose from for food. Someone is always available to help out if you need to find something. Decently accessible but lacking more elevators for those who need them. Have always had a good time here!

Wonderful stadium. Pregame go up to the top of the stadium in right field. They have food and beverages along with a scenic overlook of the field and Denver. The walkway around the top deck is open so you can see the mountains and watch the sunset. Sight lines in the stadium are good. We sat in the top deck row 2 between home and third. Never felt like I was too far away from the action (unlike Milwaukee). Would have liked to see a Brewers win...

What a great stadium! Beautiful views of the sunset!! Even though our seats were pretty high up it still felt like we were close. Good selection of "baseball" food. Of course, it's all stadium prices, but that's part of it. The fans were good, the stadium was nice and I would definitely go again!

Beautiful stadium! We scored great seats for a low price (in the 300’s- can’t remember exactly which section. 331 maybe?) We had great views of the stadium, game, and the scoreboard… not to mention the sunset over the mountains! We all had a great time watching the ballgame. Affordable to do with the family while visiting Denver.

Did a ballpark tour this offseason so my review does not reflect a game day experience. The guides Brian and Jim were top notch story tellers. Their knowledge and banter added to the enjoyment of this beautiful ballpark. I can’t wait to catch a Rockies game here in the summer and revel in one of the famous sunsets.

Fabulous fun field! Went with a group with seats in the Rockpile (Sections 401-403). Good luck finding an employee that can tell you how to get there, but when you get there, it's a great time. A very social section. The air just feels different in Denver and there's a lot of it out past center field. Saw some great outfield plays. Had views of downtown Denver and bit of the Rockies. Fun time!