Beautiful park with a great view of downtown and the mountain skyline (saw an amazing sunset). Prices are expensive, as with any park, but not too bad. A good time.

Built in the 90s in the era of retro parks following Camden Yards, Coors Field is a massive brick building that would look to evoke the classic parks of the past but like most retros is too big to come close. There is a variety of food, more than one needs. Some of the ironwork on the building works well... More

We have been to several ballparks over the years, and Coors Field has modern amenities but still feels like an old-fashioned ballpark. We got a decent deal on tickets via StubHub, and the seats (Section 125) were VERY good! Food prices were on par with most other parks we've been to. The seats did seem a bit tight, especially for... More

Great family activity in the heart of Denver. The field is very family friendly and prices on food and beverages are average or below average of those of other parks.

Visited the ballpark because my team was the visiitor. Very easy to get to from downtown. Happy and non-threatenig fans and good food/drink. Beautiful sunsets over the mountains. And the beer isn't only Coors.

If you like watching baseball while sipping on a local microbrewed beer with a sunset view of the Rocky Mountains, then you're in for a treat!

the park is very nice, and the seating was good. do the wells fargo club seats deal, and they will take your food and drink orders at your seat and bring it to you. the food selection is good, but not as good as some other ballparks I've been to. on a good note, the prices for seats and food... More

A great ballpark at a great value. Have a beer before hand as the prices are high. Not a bad seat in the house.

This is a very good stadium as far as baseball stadiums go. Mostly good sight lines. Good food. Try to get the Wells Fargo deal. Good price for great seats