Left Field
347′
Center Field
415′
Right Field
350′
Near a city with a picturesque background of residential buildings, this ballpark stands at a lofty elevation. The highlight is "The Rooftop," a patio seating and dining area that offers not only a great view but also a selection of refreshing drinks. The venue further includes a grill and a gear shop for fans to explore. On the concourse, nachos, hotdogs, and ice-cold drinks are readily available, complemented by a Tea Brewery offering specialty drinks. The large scoreboard in left field displays the Rockies team logo above it, with a small stat board positioned just to the right. Raised seating in center field, adorned with flags, provides fans with a unique vantage point to witness home runs flying overhead. For the young ones, there's a "Food Just for Kids" restaurant, along with frozen yogurt and BBQ options.
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The elevation of Coors Field is 5280 ft.
The capacity of Coors Field is 50,398.
Coors Field has a open roof.
By ShowZone's outfield-dimension analysis, Coors Field plays as pitcher-friendly — the deep outfield walls suppress home runs and reward contact-style hitters over power builds in MLB The Show 26 (average outfield wall 370.7 ft — LF 347 / CF 415 / RF 350 ft). The 5,280 ft elevation also thins air density, which lets the ball carry farther — nudging the park more hitter-friendly regardless of the wall dimensions.
Match the park to your lineup shape. Power-heavy squads want shorter outfield walls (hitter-friendly parks) plus higher-elevation venues where the ball carries. Contact-and-speed squads want larger parks where doubles and triples come easier. Pitching-leaning squads want deep walls plus lower elevation to suppress home runs. Build your lineup in ShowZone Team Builder first, then match it to Coors Field's dimensions above — ShowZone Pro members can sync their in-game inventory directly into Team Builder for a park-by-park fit analysis against their actual owned cards.