Quite possibly the most beautiful ballpark in the majors, Coors Field will leave any baseball fan and many outdoor lovers waiting for a return trip. Coors is of the new breed of major league baseball stadiums that have the modern conveniences but the feel of the old time stadiums. The facade of brick and glass welcomes you to the entrance ways and then you're quickly guided inside the ballpark towards the seating areas by ushers almost too eager to be of assistance. Pay special attention to the enormous scoreboard in left field that is one of the tallest and most scenic in baseball and beyond the scoreboard to the Rockies which defintely serve as the most visually spectacular backdrop in baseball.
If you're so inclined, Coors Field has a single row of seats in the upper deck that mark exactly one mile above sea level and they are easily distinguishable by the seats purple color which stands out amid the green ballpark seats.
If you're more interested in comfort, spend a few extra dollars on club level seats whih provides a private escalator entrance, carpeted air conditioned walk ways around the ballpark and private concession stands serving everything from standard ballpark fare to specialty foods in a pre-game buffet. Bars are also available in the club level for those who are interested and although the ticket prices are among the highest in the majors, the food prices are reasonably priced compared with other ballparks.
Parking is difficult around Coors, so if you're staying in the downtown area, you might take the time to check into a cab or a city bus or perhaps even a hotel shuttle. What you spend on cab fare or public transportation might well be cheaper than the $10-20 you'll pay for parking near the stadium.
Overall, Coors Field is one of my favorites and a place that I look forward to returning to over and over. I hope you find the same enjoyment!