Great West Park

Ballpark notes... (Dimensions: LFL-347, LF-365, LC-390, CF-415, RC-375, RF-360, RFL-350, Capacity: 50k) The sleek elegant design marks Great West Park as an original. Ads were intentionally kept to a minimum and fans are delighted with breathtaking mountainscape view. Summits Hall of Fame is on the stadiums main concourse, behind home plate. Summits walk of stars extends along the stadium entry. Kid sized concession stands serve peanut butter sandwiches complete with play area. Outdoor terrace area features The Summits Sports Bar. Pre-game party area accommodates 20 to 1,200 guests and offers unlimited buffet and beverages. Guests enjoy field-level view of batting practice and half price game tickets. All-in-all, this ballpark is one of the best venues for playing a game and for viewing a game in the Metros. Day games start at 1pm, Night games start at 7pm.   City/Fan notes... Denver (Market Size: Above Average) - the Mile-High City claims an enviable 300 days of sunshine per year, and also delivers a vibrant urban center and rubs shoulders with some of the West's most spectacular scenery. The soaring Rocky Mountains beckon in summer and in winter. The downtown core stretches west from the State Capitol to Cherry Creek and north to Great West Park, home of the Summits pro baseball club. East of the Capitol lie interesting neighborhoods and a number of large city parks. Denver is certainly one of the more scenic big cities that anyone can find. Still, Denver has all of the amenities that big cities possess. Summit fans are considered laid back.  However, they are anything but during a pennant run.  These fans will back a winner to the hilt, but get involved in other Denver activities during the team's dry seasons.