The ballpark is incredibly well cared for and absolutely beautiful. From parking a long distance away and being surprised with free shuttle service to the gate, to the atmosphere outside the stadium, the entry experience was one of the best I’ve experienced. The views from the first base side are extraordinary with the city and mountains in the distance. The stadium is incredibly accessible and has food options for all dietary needs. The staff was incredibly friendly. Exiting the stadium and walking back to the car was fantastic. We could have taken the shuttle, but we decided to experience the city. It was incredibly lively and safe.

It was pretty good. The food was great, and me and my family had a great time. Staff was a bit rude though. One lady kept glaring at me and was a bit rude. Otherwise , great time!

The location is excellent, right in the middle of downtown Denver. You can travel up the 16th Street Mall by either driving, taking the rail, or riding the bus. The atmosphere is charged with excitement, and the people in attendance are kind. The food is a step up from the offerings at other stadiums that I have had the good fortune to visit. You have the option of watching the game from where you are seated or from one of the many bars that are spread out over the stadium.

For the cost, this was a nice tour if you are a baseball fan. Coors Field is the 3rd oldest National League ballpark but is relatively new overall and thus lacks some of the history that you get from older ballpark tours. That being said, it is a nice ballpark, well designed and it clearly revived the area that it was built in. They let me pay for a tour in Jan but still on one in December which was very nice. Well worth $20.

Coors Field is home to the Colorado Rockies. Like many modern MLB teams, the venue is located near the downtown hub. Concessions are good. Stadium is very easy to access (we did the RTD - local bus line). If you are in the Denver area and the Rockies are playing this would be a great visit.

Took in a game as staying in town for business. Really unique stadium, easy to get to and move around once there. Friendly staff and plenty of choices for food and drink, friendly fans and the rockies actually won!

We went to see Billy Joel. This was a great venue for the concert. Lots of hotels and restaurants near by made this an excellent location. The way that they set up the venue was good. No bad seats with the set up.

A must see stadium. Get there early to walk around. Make sure you go up top to take in the sights. Staff was super friendly, prices were very reasonable. All in all a great downtown ballpark.

We decided last minute to catch a Rockies game on a Wednesday afternoon and walked up to ticket window. Because we are (barely) of a certain age we got $1 tickets to the Rockpile.” Don’t worry they made back the revenue as sampled all of the fantastic food and drink offerings!! The staff at Coors Field are clearly well-trained as they were so courteous and helpful, ensuring a very pleasant experience - and the crowning moment was when the Rockies pummeled the Bosox!! Lots of options available for gluten-free and vegetarian food, specific booths, just need to ask staff.

I attended a Red Sox game with my grandson. Everyone who worked at Coors Field were so accommodating and wanting us to have a good time. We got there early and made sure we went up to the purple seats so we were a mile high! Our club level seats in section 238 were the bomb. First row, very comfortable and a/c and food/bathrooms in the area above us. Lots of Red Sox fans there which made it more fun. Nothing really spectacular about their between innings stuff. This was the only negative part.