How do you get to Coors Field?

Coors Field parking and transit: lots, prices and how to get there

Coors Field is located at 20th and Blake streets in Denver's lower downtown Ballpark Neighborhood. RTD operates light rail and local and regional bus routes to the area; route, fare and schedule information is available at rtd-denver.com or by calling 303-299-6000.

Where can you park?

Lot or garage	Price	How to buy	Notes
Lot A	$20	Purchase in advance online, at the Coors Field Ticket Office, a Rockies Dugout Store, by calling 303-ROCKIES, or with a credit card at the lot entrance on game day	Price starts at $20 per vehicle and is subject to change. Lot A is immediately adjacent to the ballpark outside Gate A and is first come, first served.
Lot B	$18	Purchase in advance online, at the Coors Field Ticket Office, a Rockies Dugout Store, by calling 303-ROCKIES, or with a credit card at the lot entrance on game day	Price starts at $18 per vehicle and is subject to change. Includes a covered parking garage with 790 spaces and accessible parking.
VIP Lot valet service	$40	Purchase only at the lot once it opens, two hours prior to first pitch	Price starts at $40 per vehicle and is not available for fireworks games.

Where is rideshare pickup at Coors Field?

Rideshare pickup and drop-off information is provided on the Rockies' Take Uber to Coors Field page; guests should follow posted signage near the ballpark gates for designated pickup points. (source)

Is there accessible parking and entry at Coors Field?

Accessible parking spaces are located in Lot A adjacent to Gate A, available first come, first served. Coors Field is accessible through all five entry gates; at Gates A and E, guests using wheelchairs may use a ramp or elevator to reach all levels, while Gates B, C and D enter at the main concourse with ramps and elevators available to other levels. About 1,000 accessible and companion seats are available throughout the ballpark. A limited number of wheelchairs can be borrowed to transport guests between the gate and their seats, and the Guest Relations Center at Section 127 has assistive listening devices and a closed captioning display for guests without a scoreboard view. (source)

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