Swing for the fences at Denver’s iconic Coors Field, home of the Colorado Rockies, on Tuesday, October 6, from 7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.! This can’t-miss party is packed with food, music, and great conversations with fellow attendees. Whether you’re just hanging out or soaking in the ballpark views, it’s the perfect way to celebrate together.
Here’s what’s on deck:
- Food: Ballpark favorites and more, with plenty to go around! Preview the party menu. Your pass also includes two drink tickets.
- Batting Cages and Speed Pitch: Test your swing and your arm, brought to you by Markup AI. No experience required, just a little friendly competition.
- Explore: You’re free to wander the ballpark and can head down to the warning track for photos, though the field itself is reserved for the pros.
- Music: The Coors Field DJ will be spinning your favorite sports anthems from the rooftop bar.
- Drink & Draw: Grab a drink and get creative with a little artistic fun. Drink & Draw starts at 8:00 p.m.
A few important details:
- Don’t forget your conference badge. It’s your ticket to the party.
- Wear your favorite team shirt to get into the spirit. All sports are welcome!
- Coors Field is located at 2001 Blake Street.
- Shuttle buses will depart from the Welton Drive Shuttle Lobby, Lobby B, at the Colorado Convention Center. You will need to access Lobby B through the convention Centre, and not the street. These shuttle busses will loop continuously from 6:45 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Prefer another route? You can rideshare, walk (about 20 to 25 minutes), or hop on the free 16th Street Mall ride up to Blake Street and walk four blocks over. That ride runs until 11:30 p.m., so you’ll have an easy way back.
Coors Field has a few facts worth knowing before you arrive:
- That famous purple row of seats isn’t just decoration. The field itself sits a bit below 5,280 feet, so the purple seats mark the true mile-high point.
- Blue Moon beer got its start here, first brewed in 1995 at the ballpark’s SandLot brewery.
- The Rockies’ mascot, Dinger, is a triceratops because dinosaur bones turned up during construction.
- Want to know more? Check out 30 fun facts about Coors Field.
This is your chance to connect and celebrate a fantastic few days of marketing magic. We can’t wait to see you at the ballpark!
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