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Rockies Baseball Basics

• Year Established: 1993

• Mascot: Dinger (A Purple Dinosaur)

• Current Division: National League West

• Last Playoff Appearance: 2018 National League Divisional Series

• Last League Pennant: 2007 vs. Arizona Diamondbacks

The Colorado Rockies Schedule

The Colorado Rockies have a long and demanding MLB season, competing in 162 games during each regular season, with only half played at home. Matchups include 52 divisional duels, 64 face-offs against teams from the NL Central and NL East, and 46 interleague showdowns. You can’t go wrong with any pairing, but some are certainly more intriguing: 

NL West Divisional Competitors

• Arizona Diamondbacks

• Los Angeles Dodgers

• San Diego Padres

• San Francisco Giants

Top National League Competitors

• Cincinnati Reds

• Milwaukee Brewers

• Atlanta Braves

• Philadelphia Phillies

Top Interleague Competitors

• Houston Astros

• Boston Red Sox

• Baltimore Orioles

• Tampa Bay Rays

Coors Field

Coors Field in Denver has been the home of the Rockies since 1995, The facility can accommodate up to 50,000 attendees, and it is known for its exceptionally high altitude. The thin air allows balls to fly further than they usually do, which often leads to high-scoring games. Some of its most sought-after seats include the "Rockpile" bleacher section and the iconic purple row that denotes the location in the stadium that is exactly one mile above sea level.

Notable Sections

• Colorado Rockies Dugout: Sections 122–125

• Visiting Team Dugout: Sections 136–139

• Behind Home Plate: Sections C and D, 130 and 131

• Family Friendly: Sections 145–147 and 201–204

• Partying/Socializing: Sections 313–316

• Best on a Budget: Sections 401–403 (Rockpile Seats)

Parking

The closest lots to the venue include: 

• Coors Field Lot A: 1601 Park Avenue West (~1000 spaces)

• Coors Field Lot B: 2901 Blake Street (~500 spaces)

It can be a struggle to find vacancies on game days, so plan to arrive early. You might also want to consider reserving parking when you purchase your Colorado Rockies baseball tickets. That should help to ensure a smooth arrival.

Alternative Transportation

Coors Field is well-served by public transportation. The Denver RTD Light Rail has several lines, including the C, E, and W lines, which stop at Union Station, a short walk from the park. Additionally, various bus routes operated by Denver RTD provide access to the stadium.

Memorable Colorado Rockies Moments

There's nothing quite like being at a Major League Baseball game, where the roar of the crowd is amplified and every game-changing play sends waves of adrenaline through the stands. With Rockies tickets in hand, you have the potential to see history made! Imagine the reactions of fans who were in the ballpark for these amazing events:

• Historic No-Hitter (09/17/1996): Hideo Nomo's no-hitter against the Dodgers was a rare feat at Coors Field, since it has always been considered a hitter-friendly venue.

• Game-Changer (09/27/1998): Neifi Perez's late home run spoiled the Giants' playoff hopes on the final day of the season, a significant upset.

• Holliday's Slide (10/01/2007): Matt Holliday's controversial headfirst slide against the Padres led to a crucial win in Game 163, despite debates over whether he touched the plate.

• World Series Bound (10/15/2007): Todd Helton's catch for the final out against the D-backs clinched the Rockies' first and only World Series appearance, a moment of pure joy.

• Arenado's Cycle (06/18/2017): Nolan Arenado completed a cycle with a dramatic walk-off homer on Father's Day, a rare and thrilling achievement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the Rockies’ biggest rivals?

The Rockies have had a rivalry brewing with the Diamondbacks since both franchises were added to the National League West in the 1990s. One of its greatest moments was when they met in the 2007 NLCS.

Where do the Colorado Rockies play their home games?

When the Rockies have a home game, up to 50,000 people flock to Coors Field to see Colorado take on the competition. The park is known for making balls fly, so it’s a great place to catch a home run ball!

What are the most family-friendly seats at Coors Field?

Families who visit Coors enjoy sections 145–147 and 201–204. Keep your eyes peeled for Dinger’s Playground, a fun area for little fans (42” and under). It’s inside the Platte River Picnic Area in center field.

Which seats at Coors Field are near the dugouts?

Ticket holders in sections 122–125, on the first base line, are seated right behind the Rockies dugout. The visiting team sits in front of sections 136–139 on the third base line.

Where are the best seats for socializing at Rockies games?

Sections 313–316 in Coors Field are close to a bar and other concession stands that offer alcohol, which has made them popular areas for those who like to party at Rockies games.

What are the cheapest seats at Coors Field?

If you’re buying Rockies baseball tickets on a budget, Rockpile bleacher-style seats in sections 401–403 are easiest on the wallet. Not many of these seats are available for resale, so grab them when you can!

What time do the gates open at Coors Field?

Gates A and E at Coors Field typically open two hours before the scheduled first pitch. Gates B, C, and D usually open 90 minutes before the pitcher takes the mound.

Is cash accepted at Coors Field?

Coors Field is not yet a fully cashless facility, but many concession stands and retail locations in the venue are. There are reverse ATMs on site that allow attendees to convert cash into cards.

Do the Colorado Rockies play teams in the American League?

Interleague games are popular with fans and give players a peek at the talent they might face in the World Series if all goes well. The Rockies play 46 regular season games against teams in the American League.

Where can I get Colorado Rockies tickets?

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