Coors Field

Conditional. Soft-sided, single-pocket bags up to 16"x16"x8" are allowed and searched; backpacks, multi-pocket bags, and hard-sided containers are prohibited. Hard-sided containers including coolers/briefcases/ice chests are prohibited regardless of size. Max size: 16"x16"x8".

Allowed. Lot A (on the ballpark site, staffed by LAZ Parking) starts at $20 per vehicle, first-come-first-served; prices are subject to change by game. Lot A is paved, lit, and fenced, a 1-10 minute walk to Gate A. Passes can be purchased online, by phone (303-ROCKIES), at a Dugout Store, or the ticket office; gameday entry accepts credit cards. Fee: $20+ (Lot A, starting rate).

Conditional. Sealed plastic beverage containers and insulated cups/thermoses 22oz or smaller are permitted; glass bottles and aluminum cans are not.

Conditional. Food in individual portions, fruit/vegetables no larger than a grapefruit (or sliced), and personal-size pizza boxes are permitted.

Conditional. Medical bags and diaper bags are reported allowed outside the standard single-pocket bag rule, subject to inspection. The official MLB.com Rockies security page doesn't explicitly confirm a medical/diaper bag exception — sourced from an aggregator as a last resort; confirm with the Rockies before relying on this for essential medical items.

Not Allowed. Outside alcoholic beverages (and non-alcoholic beer) are strictly prohibited; only stadium-sold alcohol is permitted.

Not Allowed. Marijuana (medical or otherwise) in any form is banned everywhere in the ballpark, including designated smoking areas, despite Colorado's legal recreational status.

Not Allowed. Hard-sided coolers and containers of any size are prohibited; only sealed plastic beverage containers within the bag-size limits are allowed.

Conditional. Umbrella-type strollers that fold to fit under a seat are allowed; larger strollers can be claim-checked at the gates. Wagons aren't addressed officially.

Allowed. Coors Field has a Mamava lactation suite on the main concourse behind Section 114, plus private nursing accommodations at First Aid.

Allowed. Wheelchairs are provided by the ballpark on a first-come, first-served basis for transport; guests bringing their own devices are accommodated via accessible seating, elevators, and ramps.

Not Allowed. Hoverboards, skateboards, rollerblades, and shoes with wheels (Heelys) are prohibited inside the ballpark.

Conditional. Still and video cameras and binoculars are permitted, but non-media tripods/monopods are banned and video recording of live game action isn't allowed.

Not Allowed. A federal (FAA) temporary flight restriction bans drones within 3 miles of Coors Field from one hour before to one hour after games, following a wave of 2026 drone incursions. This is an FAA restriction rather than a stated team policy; violators face FAA fines up to $75,000 per violation.

Conditional. Small, compact umbrellas (28"-34") are allowed during inclement weather; large golf umbrellas and metal-tipped umbrellas are strongly discouraged. Max size: 28"-34" (compact size).

Not Allowed. Bullhorns, noisemakers, confetti, and signs attached to sticks/clubs are prohibited.

Conditional. Stools and folding chairs are prohibited; seat cushions and bleacher backrests are permitted.

Not Allowed. Fireworks, firearms, weapons, aerosol/pepper-spray products, laser pointers, sticks/clubs, and large squirt guns are prohibited.

Conditional. Smoking/vaping (nicotine only) are prohibited except in designated outdoor smoking areas; marijuana vaping remains banned everywhere, including those areas.

Conditional. Pets aren't allowed except trained service animals; dogs permitted only at select 'Bark at the Park' games in a designated zone.

Conditional. Re-entry during a game is generally not permitted; fans wanting to step out (e.g. to use outdoor smoking areas) can get a hand stamp from a Gate Supervisor and re-enter through pass-out gates. Official sources are inconsistent on this policy — some describe no re-entry at all, others describe a hand-stamp process. Confirm directly with the Rockies before relying on this.

Yes — Rockies stadium is a former or alternate name for Coors Field. All of the entry policies on this page apply the same way.

Yes — Rockies park is a former or alternate name for Coors Field. All of the entry policies on this page apply the same way.