214 was a little deep in right field to justify the price of $50 a ticket - it's literally the very last club section on the second level. I understand this is a private section but they should just make these seats part of the mezzanine and charge $20 a ticket for them but I guess fans keep paying big money for these seats, so why stop?

I enjoyed the game (Rockies versus the Milwaukee Brewers), could still see everything going on but the second level corner definitely isn't the sexiest place to sit at Coors Field. I guess a few positives to sitting here would be being able to sit underneath the overhang and in the club area in case the unpredictable Colorado weather were to begin acting up. There are waiters that will bring you your food and drinks but we chose to retrieve our own food items during the game. Still haven't tried the Rocky Mountain Oysters but for the money, it doesn't get any better than a Rockie Dog with a Blue Moon Beer.

Coors Field is definitely one ballpark you don't want to skip on your quest to see all 30. On fireworks night, they let fans go down onto the field which I think is absolutely awesome. No other ball club treats their fans better than the Rockies organization treats theirs.