Kid Tips

Babies: All tours are accessible for people with disabilities, so it's okay to bring your stroller (but you'll have to check it if attending a game). For greater freedom of movement, consider carrying your baby in a frontpack or sling.

School-Age Kids: Even kids who don't follow the sport closely will be intrigued to see what a ballpark looks like off the small screen.

Pre-Teens & Teens: Sports-inclined teens will enjoy this tour more than those who aren't, but it's short enough to occupy non-fans.

Planning Notes

• Buy online. Tour and parking passes are available for purchase in advance online.
• Travel light. For security reasons, all bags are subject to search by Coors Field staff, so pack diaper bags, purses, or backpacks with bare necessities (no hard- sided containers such as mini coolers are allowed, but non-alcoholic food and beverages are).
• Footwear is key. The tour covers about a mile, so wear sneakers or other comfortable shoes.
• Parking tips. To avoid game-day restrictions, buy tickets for the tour and parking in advance to ensure parking near the field.
• Kid-friendly options available. If you decide to see a game, there's an alcohol-free family-friendly seating section (with booster seats available) and a playground for restless little ones. There's also the "Interactive Area" behind the bullpens, with video batting cages and a virtual broadcast booth.

Just the Facts

Hours: April-Sept.: Mon.- Sat. Non-game days: 10 a.m., 12 p.m., 2 p.m. Evening game days: 10 a.m., 12 p.m., 2 p.m. Afternoon game days: No tours Oct.-March: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday Non-game days: 10 a.m., 12 p.m., 2 p.m. Evening game days: 10 a.m., 12 p.m. Afternoon game days: no tours

Fees: Under $10

Recommended Time: 1 to 2 hours

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