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Coors Field in downtown Denver is famous for being the highest ballpark in MLB at 5,280 feet above sea level. Known for high-scoring games due to thin air, it features a massive outfield, beautiful mountain views, and the unique purple row marking exactly one mile high.
Cool, possible snow
Dress warmly
Variable spring
Layers essential
Warm and dry
Hydrate frequently
Hot, afternoon storms
Shade crucial
Hot and dry
Upper deck best
Perfect weather
Most sections comfortable
Behind home plate
Club level
Best shade and amenities
experienceGreat value with shade
valueCheapest seats but full sun
valueUnique party atmosphere
experienceLocal breweries: Blue Moon, Great Divide, Oskar Blues, Odell
2001 Blake Street, Denver, CO 80205
Closest to stadium
Good value
Covered options
Ride Share: 22nd and Blake designated zones
Gates open 90 minutes before first pitch
Bring sunscreen for day games
Try the stadium signature items
Leave early or stay late to avoid congestion
Historic warehouse district with breweries and nightlife
Purple dinosaur mascot
Often starts in Rockpile
Mile-high marker