Coors Field Seating Chart

Coors Field seats 46,891, or 50,144 including standing room, according to MLB.com's ballpark guide.

The Rockies publish an official seating chart and a Coors Field Seat Viewer on their website. The chart shows the Field Level box seats (105 to 150), the Pavilion (151 to 160), the Rockpile (401 to 403), the Right Field Mezzanine (201 to 209), the Club Level (214 to 247), the upper deck (301 to 347) and The Rooftop.

The first digit of the section is the level (1 Field Level and Pavilion, 2 Mezzanine and Club Level, 3 upper deck, 4 Rockpile). Numbers run from right field round behind home plate to left field, with home plate at about 127 to 133 on the Field Level. Rows are numbered from the front of each section. In the upper deck, the Lower and Upper Reserved infield blocks share section numbers, so check the price level on your ticket.

The Infield Box sections behind home plate and the dugouts (about 120 to 141) give the best view, with the Rockies dugout on the first-base side. The Club Level infield (221 to 227 and 234 to 241) is the best value for a raised, close view.

The Field Level puts you close to the field; the Club Level adds height from a short tier just above it; the upper deck gives a full view of the field with the Rocky Mountains to the west; and the outfield seats look back at home plate. The Rockies' Coors Field Seat Viewer shows the seat view from each section.

A row of purple seats runs through the upper deck to mark exactly one mile (5,280 feet) above sea level. It is usually described as the 20th row of the upper deck; the rest of the seats are green.

The Rockpile is the bleacher area in straightaway centre field (sections 401 to 403) and the cheapest ticket in the ballpark. Its last seats are about 600 feet from home plate, and it has its own ticket window.

The Rockies use the first-base dugout, in front of the Infield Box sections on that side. The visitors are on the third-base side.

The Rockies' Lots A and B have more than 4,300 spaces, open two and a half hours before first pitch and are card only; Lot A starts at $20 and Lot B at $18, with a shuttle to Gate A. Union Station, served by RTD light rail and buses, is two blocks away.

Yes. There are accessible and companion seats on every level with a clear line of sight, elevators at Gates A, B, D and E and under the Rockpile, and accessible parking in Lot A next to Gate A. Book accessible seats through the ticket office or on 303-ROCKIES.

Coors Field hosts summer stadium concerts, from Billy Joel to Paul McCartney. Layouts vary by show; the stage usually goes in the outfield, with field seating on the playing surface facing it and the bowl round the infield.

Coors Field is made up of 5 main stands: Infield Box; Midfield, Outfield and Corner Outfield Box; Right Field Box, Pavilion and the Rockpile; Club Level and Right Field Mezzanine; Upper deck (300 Level).