Colorado Rockies
What can you bring into Coors Field?
Outside Food
AllowedOutside food is allowed in a soft-sided bag (up to 16x16x8 in). Fruits or vegetables larger than a grapefruit must be sliced; no pizza boxes larger than personal size.
Outside Beverages and Water Bottles
AllowedDrinks in plastic bottles, paper/plastic cups, or insulated cups/thermoses up to 22 oz. No glass bottles, metal cans, or non-alcoholic beer.
Outside Alcohol
Not allowedNo alcoholic beverages may be brought through the gates of Coors Field.
Coolers
AllowedSoft-sided coolers up to 16x16x8 in (and insulated cups/coolers up to 22 oz) are allowed. Hard-sided coolers of any size are prohibited.
Bags and Purses
AllowedOnly soft-sided, single-pocket bags and containers 16x16x8 in or smaller. Backpacks and other multi-pocket bags aren't allowed.
How Colorado Rockies compares
- You can bring your own food into Coors Field, as you can at 27 of 30 MLB stadiums.
- Its 22 oz bottle limit sits between the 16 oz cap at Boston Red Sox and the 32 oz allowed at Milwaukee Brewers.
- It lets you bring a cooler. 11 of 30 MLB stadiums permit them.
- Outside alcohol is banned here, as it is at every one of the 30 MLB stadiums we track.
Based on all 30 MLB policies on this site. See the full MLB comparison.
The Spaghetti Policy
Coors Field flings open its gates to a soft-sided bag of food and even an insulated vessel of 22 ounces or fewer. And what, I ask the mountain gods, is a personal portion of spaghetti but food in want of a soft, single-pocket carriage? I rule YES: noodles ride in the 16-by-16-by-8 soft bag, the marinara keeps warm in a 22-ounce insulated cup like a tiny alpine hot spring, and not a hard cooler nor a glass jar dares cross the threshold. Bring no alcohol and slice any meatball larger than a grapefruit; otherwise the pasta summits this ballpark free and clear.
Unofficial, untangled, and legally meaningless. Trust the real rules above.