In Game

Denver may be a Broncos town, but that doesn’t mean you won’t have an incredible time attending a Rockies game. There are few better ways to spend a beautiful spring or summer day in Denver then by attending a Rockies game. The great weather and excellent views offered by Coors Field make a trip to see a Rockies game a good time for all no matter what happens on the field.

You’ll also find that diehard Rockies fans are very knowledgeable about their team and some of the friendliest fans you’ll find anywhere. If you’re looking to learn more about the Rockies or how their season is going just ask nearby fans, and they’ll be happy to give you the lowdown on everything that’s happening.

Coors Field itself is also a perfect place to take in a game as no matter where you’re sitting you’ll have a great view of the action. You also won’t have to break the bank to attend a Rockies game as you can get tickets in the Rockpile for as little as $4.

A trip to Denver to see a Rockies game at Coors Field is something every baseball fan should do at least once. You’ll have a great time at a Rockies game where the beautiful stadium and friendly fans create an enjoyable experience you won’t soon forget.

Things to check out

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Xtreme Dog

Located on the main level near home plate, Xtreme Dog puts their own spin on the hot dog. Here you’ll find a wide variety of dogs to try, including the Rockies Blue Bacon dog with bacon and bleu cheese

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The Rooftop

One of the newest additions to Coors Field is the Rooftop, the largest deck/bar/terrace in all of the MLB. The 38,000 square feet area above right field has six restaurants and bars, as well as fantastic views of the Colorado scenery making it the perfect place to party at the park.

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Hall of History

The Hall of History shows off art and memorabilia from the Rockies 23-year history. The hall features jerseys, bases, lineup cards, and much more so check it out when attending a game at Coors Field.

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Authentics Kiosk

Stop by the Authentics Kiosk for your chance to pick up signed and authenticated memorabilia.

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Interactive Area

Take part in a variety of activities at the Interactive Area. The activities are especially fun for kids and feature pro batter, speed pitch, and tee ball. The Interactive Area is also home to the 850 KOA Fantasy Broadcast Booth, where fans can call half an inning live during the game and receive a DVD of your broadcast.

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Water Feature

Located in center field, the water feature has seven fountains which shoot water forty feet in the air before a home game, after a Rockies home run, during the seventh inning stretch, and if the Rockies win. Watch for the water feature after every Rockies home and win at Coors Field.

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Blue Moon Brewery at the Sandlot

Behind the right field stands is the Blue Moon Brewery at the Sandlot. Blue Moon beer originated here, so make sure to grab some of the delicious brews during your trip to Coors Field.

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Purple Row

The purple row of seats in the upper deck mark a mile above sea level. Take some time to see the seats before the game and say that you stood a mile above sea level.

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The Rockpile

The Rockpile is located high above center field. They may not be the best seats in the house, but they are the cheapest at only $4 a piece! The seats are quite popular and during weekend games and good matchups you’ll have to stand in line to get these tickets, so get your dollar bills ready because going to a Rockies game will only cost you a few Washingtons.

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Dinger

Dinger the triceratops is the official mascot of the Colorado Rockies. The mascot was chosen after a triceratops skull was found during the building of Coors Field and Dinger has quickly become a fan favorite since his debut. Keep your eyes peeled for Dinger as you never know what kind of shenanigans he’ll get into next.

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High Scoring Games

Due to the high altitude in Colorado, the ball travels approximately nine percent further which means lots of high scoring games. The league has made some changes to the ball to help reduce the number of homers hit, but you’ll still be in for a high-scoring contest when attending a game at Coors Field.

Fight Songs

  1. Hey Baby

    Played during the seventh inning stretch

    Hey, hey hey baby!
    I want to know if you’ll be my girl
    Hey, hey hey baby!
    I want to know if you’ll be my girl
    When I saw you walking down the street
    I said that’s a kind of girl I’d like to meet
    She’s so pretty, Lord she’s fine
    I’m gonna make her mine, all mine

    Hey, hey hey baby!
    I want to know if you’ll be my girl
    When you turned and walked away
    Thats when I want to say
    C’mon baby, give me a whirl
    I want to know if you’ll be my girl

    Hey, hey hey baby!
    I want to know if you’ll be my girl
    When you turned and walked away
    Thats when I want to say
    C’mon baby, give me a whirl
    I want to know if you’ll be my girl

    Hey, hey hey baby!
    I want to know if you’ll be my girl
    Hey, hey hey hey hey, baby
    C’mon, baby now

  2. Rocky Mountain Way

    Spent the last year
    Rocky Mountain way
    Couldn’t get much higher
    Out to pasture
    Think it’s safe to say
    Time to open fire

    And we don’t need the ladies
    Cryin’ ’cause the story’s sad
    ‘Cause the Rocky Mountain way
    Is better than the way we had
    Whoa-oh-oh

    Well he’s tellin’ us this
    And he’s tellin’ us that
    Changes it ev’ry day
    Says it doesn’t matter
    Bases are loaded
    And Casey’s at bat
    Playin’ it play-by-play
    Time to change the batter

    And we don’t need the ladies
    Cryin’ ’cause the story’s sad, uh huh
    Rocky Mountain way
    Is better than the way we had
    Yeah-ah-ah

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