Coors Field

You don’t have to be a baseball aficionado to enjoy a ballgame at Coors Field. The sights, sounds and smells of Major League Baseball have been an anchor of Americana for more than a century and that’s exactly what you get at the 50,445-seat gem located at 20th and Blake. Score a ticket for as little as $4 and sit in the infamous Rockpile, or spend as much as $100 for a primo seat. Once inside, you’ll dig the aroma of a foot-long Rockies Dog grilling at one of the stands on the concourse, indulge in a sack of hot roasted peanuts and cool off with an ice cold Coors Light, or substitute with a comparable frosty malted bev. If the concession stands aren’t your bag, try one of the restaurants inside the park: The Mountain Ranch Club, where you have a great view of the action; or The Sandlot Brewery, where they brew their own sauce. And don’t forget the main event. The resident went to the World Series in 2007, so if you ARE a baseball enthusiast, you’ll find something to get excited about on the field as well.