Coors Field
Coors Field Reviews
 Apr 22, 2006We went to see the Rockies play the Giants in Coors Stadium. We were in the nosebleed section, but not quite the mile-high seats. The fans were pretty into it - not quite like those in Japan when we saw Tokyo play Yokohama, but pretty good for the US. They were especially negative whenever Barry Bonds walked out, but that's a subject for another conversation. We got the park food - nachos (extra jalapenos) and hot dogs. I enjoyed my hot dog - those who got the super dogs were disappointed (they weren't much bigger than my 'normal' dog). The nachos definately should be split between several people - it's too much for one person. In other random items to note, the stadium seemed to play much less music than others. We did not, sadly, buy any peanuts or crackerjacks. We did have some sunflower seeds.  Part of the USAFA 2006 travel blog |
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Jul 06, 2009
I just returned from a very quick weekend trip to Denver. The primary purpose of my trip was to attend a game at Coors Field. I enjoy traveling throughout the United States to check out stadiums throughout major league baseball. I'…Coors Field. I enjoy traveling throughout the United States to check out stadiums throughout major league baseball. I've been to quite a few of them, though I'm not sure if I've gotten to half of htem yet.
I stayed… Denver and Coors Field |
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Jun 11, 2008
I started my vacation, from work, on Saturday, June 7th. I say “from work” because this was going to be anything but a vacation. We are painting our house. The outside. The part of the house that defends me against the rain, snow, and high UV Co…Coors Field a bit. It is a fun place just to wander around. You can walk completely around from the inside promenade. But, we had too many last minute things to attend to. We ended up getting there about 5:45 . Our tickets game with… The Rockies Rock! |
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Jul 06, 2009
I had come into Denver, first stopping by Invesco Field, home of the Denver Broncos football team. I drove around the stadium, but outside of the parking lot. I did not take any pictures, since I did not have much time. When trying to get out of the…Coors Field, and there was a break in the clouds with the sun coming out. I entered the ballpark, looked around, and ate a Rockie Dog (which tasted good). The game started later than I thought. The Colorado Rockies took on the Washington Nationals. The Rox scored… Second Rockies Game |
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Jul 04, 2009
Driving to Denver from the Springs, I did take a brief detour to rest from the driving. I arrived into the Mile High City, and headed to the InnKeeper of the Rockies, the hostel that I would be staying at. I checked in, and the hostel did look a bit…Coors Field. I went to one of the kiosk to retrieve my ticket. Once that was done, I walked around the ballpark, seeing the clock above the entrance and a statue of some player in front of it. I entered into the ballpark, and walked… Take Me to Coors |
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Oct 30, 2003
This Hooters, the one on Blake Street in downtown Denver, almost doesn’t make my list. I didn’t actually get a chance to sit down and eat or have a drink. Margo used to work at a hair salon, and on Halloween of 2003, the girls decided to dress u…where this Hooters (and Coors Field) is located. Sadly, and I have no idea why, this Hooters closed down just a couple of years later. Maybe there was just too much competition. But, at least I got to go inside before it ceased to exist. … Margo's Hooters |
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