Section 205 at Coors Field

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Baseball Seat View From Section 205, Row 6
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Baseball Seat View From Section 204/205
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Section Insights

  • Top Pick for Kids and FamilyRows 4-17
  • Rows 4 & Above - Covered
  • Rows 1-17, W
  • Behind/Side Stage (most shows)

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What It's Like to Sit in Section 205

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Row Numbers

  • Rows in Section 205 are labeled 1-17, W
  • An entrance to this section is located at Row 1
  • When looking towards the field/stage, lower number seats are on the right

RYS Expert Reviews

Right Field Mezzanine

(2026 Review) - Second-Tier Outfield Seating: Located in Sections 201–209 in right field on the mezzanine level.    Elevated Outfield Views: Slightly raised perspective looking back toward home plate.    Smaller Sections: No more than 17 rows per section, making the area easier to navigate.    Bullpen Views: Sections 202–204 sit directly above the team bullpens.    Less Crowded Area: Positioned on its own level, creating a more relaxed atmosphere than other outfield sections.    Who Should Sit Here  Right Field Mezzanine seats are a good option for fans who want an elevated outfield view at a reasonable price while avoiding the larger crowds found in other parts of the stadium. These sections are also appealing for fans interested in watching pitchers warm up in the bullpens.  Location & Seating Details  The Right Field Mezzanine consists of Sections 201 through 209 and sits on the second tier of seating in right field at Coors Field.  Because this level is separated from the main outfield seating areas, it tends to feel less congested and easier to navigate during games. Sections here are also slightly smaller than many other sections in the ballpark, with no more than 17 rows in each section.  One unique feature of this area is that Sections 202–204 sit directly above the team bullpens, giving fans a chance to watch pitchers warm up during the game.  Views from the Right Field Mezzanine  From this vantage point, fans get a slightly elevated view of the outfield while looking back toward home plate. The angle allows fans to see plays develop across the field while still feeling connected to the action.  Despite sitting in the outfield, fans in these sections will typically have moderate chances of catching home run balls, as many home runs land deeper into the lower outfield seating or the right field concourse areas.  Exposure to Weather  Because of the open outfield location, seats in the Right Field Mezzanine can experience significant sun exposure during day games.  Fans looking for some relief from the sun should consider Rows 5 and higher in sections closer to the right field corner, where the seating deck above begins to provide better overhead coverage. 

Seating Notes

  • For baseball games, we recommend rows 4-17 for kids and family
  • Rows 4 and above are under cover
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For Concerts, Section 205 May Have a Limited View

205 is behind the stage or to the side of the stage for most concerts. This may restrict or limit your view of the performance.

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Seating and Ticket Q&A

  • How many seats are in each row and which seat numbers are at the end of each row?

    In section 205, rows 1 to 6 start with seat 4 and end with seat 24. Seat 4 is on the right aisle, when looking at the field, and seat 24 is on the left. Rows 7 to 11 start with seat 1, which is also on the right, and end with seat 24. Row 11 does not have a 12th seat, so row 11 only has 23 seats instead of 24 seats. Row 12 starts with seat 2 on the right and does not have seat 12 either. Row 12 also ends with seat 24. Lastly, rows 13 to 17 start with seat 13 on the right, and also end with seat 24 on the left.

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