McGregor Square Plaza

McGregor Square sits beside Coors Field in downtown Denver, at 1901 Wazee St, and its outdoor plaza is known for a large LED screen that draws a crowd when the big games are on. This page is a fan's overview, not an official listing. ColoFandom is not affiliated with McGregor Square, its operators or any team.

What the Place Is Like

Think of a public-feeling plaza where fans mingle before and after ballgames and gather around a giant screen for bigger moments. It is outdoors, so the experience depends on weather and the time of year. On a warm evening it can feel like a street party; on a cold night, you will want serious layers. Standing room is the norm, so wear comfortable shoes.

Best for Which Games

The plaza's natural fit is a Rockies day or night in the ballpark district, but it also suits big Nuggets, Avalanche and Broncos moments, especially playoff games when fans want a crowd. What is shown on the screen, and when, is up to the venue. Do not assume a game will be screened; confirm with the venue directly.

How to Plan a Visit

• Confirm what is being shown, plus hours, capacity and any offers, with the venue directly
• Arrive early for big games, since popular spaces can fill up
• Take transit or arrange a ride; parking around the ballpark district can be busy and expensive
• Dress for the weather and bring sun protection in summer
• Agree on a meeting spot with friends in case of crowds

Altitude and sun can catch visitors off guard, so drink water and take it easy on alcohol. If you drink, plan a designated driver or a safe ride home.

About the ColoFandom RSVP list

You may see a button on the ColoFandom page about standing space. To be clear: the ColoFandom RSVP list is an interest list. Joining it tells us you would like to meet up with other fans at this kind of event. It does not reserve a seat, a table or a standing space, and it does not guarantee entry or priority. ColoFandom does not control the plaza's space or capacity.

We use the list to gauge interest and, where the community wants it, suggest informal meet-up ideas. Nothing on the list is a booking, a ticket or an offer from the venue.

Before You Go

Hours, capacity, access rules, food and drink offers and screening plans can change at any time. Confirm everything with the venue directly before you head downtown, and follow all posted signage and staff instructions on site. Questions about this page? Reach us at [email protected].

Whatever the game, bring your team colors, your patience and your best lungs.

A small practical note: large outdoor gatherings can mean long lines for restrooms, food and entry. Bring patience, a charged phone and a loose plan for where to regroup, and let the venue's staff guide you on site.