Coors Field Parking Guide: Lots, Prices, and Game-Day Tips
Coors Field offers several parking options depending on your budget and how close you want to be to the stadium. Official lots, third-party garages, street parking, and public transit are all viable routes. Only credit cards are accepted at official lot entrances – no cash.
How Much Does it Cost to Park at a Rockies Game?
Advance individual game parking passes for official Rockies lots start at $18 Monday through Thursday and $23 Friday through Sunday. Accessible parking passes also start at $18. Passes can be purchased through the Coors Field Ticket Office, Colorado Rockies Dugout Stores, by phone at 303-ROCKIES (762-5437), or in person at Lot A or B on game day.
For lower rates, third-party apps like SpotHero, ParkWhiz, and ParkMobile often list nearby lots at prices below the official options. Booking in advance through these platforms guarantees your spot and can save a few dollars per game.
Coors Field Parking Lots
Lots A and B are the two official Rockies parking lots, together offering over 4,300 total spaces including accessible and bus parking. Both lots open 2.5 hours before first pitch and are staffed by Central Parking personnel on game day. They can be accessed at 27th and Blake Streets, and Lot A also has access from 22nd/Park Avenue at Wazee.
Lot A is the premium option, located immediately adjacent to the ballpark just outside Gate A in right field. It sits between Blake Street and the railroad tracks, extending northeast to the 27th Street entrance. The walk to Gate A is estimated at one to ten minutes. Lot A fills on a first-come, first-served basis and sells out quickly on weekends and high-demand games, so pre-purchasing is strongly recommended.
Lot B sits adjacent to Lot A, extending from the 27th Street entrance toward 30th Street. Motorcycle parking is available in Lot B. Lot B also includes a covered garage with four EV charging stations – payment is required on game days, so arrive early if you need to charge.
Three main entry points serve both lots: Park Avenue/22nd and Wazee, 27th and Blake Street, and 33rd and Blake Street. For highway access, I-25 is reachable via Park Avenue and I-70 via Broadway/Brighton Boulevard.
Free Parking Near Coors Field
Truly free parking near Coors Field is extremely limited. No dedicated free lots exist in the immediate vicinity on game days. Street parking is available on surrounding streets such as Blake, Market, and Larimer, but most meters are enforced until 10:00 PM – including on weekends – so free spots are rarely available during evening games.
If you are willing to walk 10-20 minutes, free or low-cost street parking may be found further out in residential areas. Always check posted signage carefully for permit-only zones, street sweeping schedules, and time limits. Downtown Denver has more than 46,000 parking spaces, with roughly 18,000 within a 15-minute walk of the ballpark, so paid options are plentiful even if you skip the official lots.
Free bicycle parking is available near Gates A, B, and E. There is also limited bike parking along Blake Street.
Can You Tailgate at Coors Field?
Tailgating is not permitted at Coors Field or in any Rockies-operated parking lots. Alcohol consumption in the lots – including inside vehicles – is prohibited, and grilling or open-flame equipment is not allowed on the premises.
The LoDo (Lower Downtown) neighborhood surrounding Coors Field has a wide variety of bars and restaurants within walking distance. Blake Street and the Ballpark Neighborhood are well known for lively pre-game activity. Most fans make an afternoon or evening of it at nearby spots before heading into the park.
ADA and Accessible Parking at Coors Field
Accessible parking spaces are located in the front section of Lot A, immediately adjacent to Gate A. The lot is paved, well-lit, and staffed by Central Parking personnel. Roughly 300 accessible spaces are available. Access points include 22nd/Park Avenue at Wazee, 27th and Blake Streets, and 33rd and Blake.
A valid state-issued disabled parking permit, placard, or disabled license plate must be displayed. Accessible parking passes start at $18 and can be purchased through the Rockies ticket office, Dugout Stores, or by phone at 303-ROCKIES (762-5437).
Once inside, all gates at Coors Field are accessible. Guests can access all levels through Gate A via elevators, ramps, stairs, and escalators. The ramp near Gate A leads to all main levels, and the ramp near Gate E provides access to the club, suite, and upper levels.
Uber and Lyft Drop-Off at Coors Field
Two designated rideshare pick-up and drop-off areas are available near the ballpark. For navigation, use 2001 Blake St, Denver, CO 80205. Drivers are generally familiar with the area given its proximity to Denver Union Station two blocks away.
After games, rideshare demand surges fast. Request your ride before you exit the stadium to cut down on wait times. On opening day and other high-attendance events, surrounding streets get congested quickly, making rideshare a practical alternative to driving.
Public Transit to Coors Field
Denver Union Station sits two blocks from Coors Field and is accessible via multiple RTD rail lines including the A, B, C, E, and W Lines. RTD drop-off is also available directly adjacent to the ballpark entrance. The standard local fare is $3.
On game days, RTD runs extended service and adds extra train cars to handle demand. RTD staff in orange vests are stationed around downtown on busy game days to help with questions. Type “rockies” into the RTD app to plan your trip. The closest light rail stops for walking to Coors Field are Union Station and 18th & California Station, both roughly a 10-15 minute walk. Several bus routes also serve the downtown Denver area – check rtd-denver.com for game-day schedules.
Coors Field Parking Tips
Buy your parking pass in advance. Lot A fills quickly on weekends and high-demand games, and purchasing ahead locks in your spot and saves time at the entrance. Lots open 2.5 hours before first pitch – arriving early gives you the best choice of spaces and time to explore the Ballpark Neighborhood before the game.
Only credit cards are accepted at official lot entrances. Choose the entry point that best matches your direction of travel: Park Avenue/22nd and Wazee, 27th and Blake Street, or 33rd and Blake Street.
EV drivers should note the four charging stations in the Lot B garage – payment is required on game days, and spots go fast, so plan to arrive early. Motorcycle riders can park in Lot B. Cyclists get free parking near Gates A, B, and E.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is cash accepted for parking at Coors Field?
No, cash is not accepted at Coors Field parking lots. Only credit cards are accepted at all parking entrances, so be sure to have a card ready when you arrive.
Can you tailgate at Coors Field?
Tailgating is not permitted at Coors Field or in the surrounding areas. Alcohol consumption is also prohibited in all parking lots. Fans looking for pre-game fun are encouraged to visit one of the many bars and restaurants in the nearby LoDo neighborhood.
What happens if advance parking passes are sold out?
If advance parking passes are sold out, day-of-game parking passes will still be available for Lot B. The lots are first come, first served, so arriving early is recommended to ensure a space is available.
Is there accessible parking at Coors Field?
Yes, accessible parking spaces are available immediately adjacent to Gate A at the front of Lot A. A valid state-issued disabled parking permit or disabled license plate must be displayed, and accessible parking starts at $18 per vehicle.
Does Coors Field have electric vehicle (EV) charging stations?
Yes, Lot B includes a covered garage with four electric vehicle charging stations. Availability can be limited on game days, so plan to arrive early if you need to charge.
Is there bicycle parking at Coors Field?
Yes, free bicycle parking is available near Gates A, B, and E. There is also limited bike parking along Blake Street u2014 ask a Coors Field representative for additional bicycle parking locations. Note that Coors Field is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged bicycles.
How far is downtown parking from Coors Field?
There are more than 46,000 parking spaces in downtown Denver, with approximately 18,000 of them within a 15-minute walk of the ballpark. During baseball season, parking meters and restrictions are strictly enforced until 11:00 p.m. in surrounding neighborhoods.
Can I use public transit to get to Coors Field?
Yes, RTD rail lines serve Denver Union Station, which is a short walk from Coors Field. RTD drop-off is adjacent to the ballpark entrance, and the standard local fare is $3. Bus and light rail routes are also available u2014 check rtd-denver.com for game-day service schedules.
