RTD offering connections to Noah Kahan concert at Coors Field this weekend

DENVER (Aug. 7, 2026) –– Downtown Denver is expected to be busy Saturday and Sunday evenings as thousands of fans travel to Coors Field to see Noah Kahan perform, along with other events nearby. With rail stations and bus stops located close to downtown venues, the Regional Transportation District (RTD) is reminding customers that transit offers a convenient way to enjoy entertainment and get home without the hassle of driving and parking.

To help accommodate larger crowds, the agency plans to add rail cars to the C, E, N, and W lines on Saturday and Sunday evenings. RTD will also increase the presence of Transit Police officers, with a particular focus on Denver Union Station. All RTD services will operate on regular schedules.

Getting to Coors Field

For fans heading to Coors Field, Denver Union Station is served by the A, B, C, E, G, N, and W lines, with several bus routes stopping within walking distance of the ballpark. Train times are subject to change, so check the NextRide app for the most current service information.

Bus routes serving stops near Coors Field:

• 120X: Park Avenue West and Wewatta Street; Wewatta and 21st streets
• 38: Park Avenue West and Wewatta Street
• 52: 20th and Blake streets; 20th and Larimer streets
• RX: 20th and Larimer streets; 19th and Market streets
• 8: 22nd and Larimer streets; Park Avenue West and Blake Street

Several additional bus routes also serve Denver Union Station.

Tips for a smooth ride

• Plan ahead: Expect large crowds and allow extra time for travel.
• Pay quickly: Purchase a Day Pass through the RTD MyRide app or use Tap-n-Ride to pay directly with a Visa or Mastercard credit, debit, or prepaid card, or a mobile wallet.
• Follow the Code of Conduct: Help create a safe, respectful transit environment while onboard vehicles and at stations and stops.
• Stay informed: Check RTD’s website and sign up for Service Alerts for the latest service information.
• Report safety concerns: RTD Transit Police are available 24/7 through the agency’s online report form, by calling 303.299.2911, or by texting 303.434.9100.

RTD encourages customers to stay aware of surroundings and allow extra time for travel during a busy weekend downtown. Visit RTD’s Safety and Security webpage to learn more about the agency’s efforts to enhance safety and security across the system.