Information Packet
2010 Season
Dick’s Sporting Goods Park 6000 Victory Way Commerce City, CO 80022
Table of Contents
Welcome to Dick’s Sporting Goods Park.............................................................................. 3
Contact Information............................................................................................................ 4
Corporate Sponsorship Team.............................................................................................. 5
Driving Directions............................................................................................................... 6
Maps.................................................................................................................................. 7
Preferred Partners.............................................................................................................. 10
Facility Rules and Regulations............................................................................................. 16
Emergency Procedures....................................................................................................... 19
Lightning Policy.................................................................................................................. 21
FAQ’s.................................................................................................................................. 22
Welcome to Dick’s Sporting Goods Park!
6000 Victory Way Commerce City, CO 80022
On behalf of Kroenke Sports Enterprises, Dick’s Sporting Goods and the Colorado Rapids, I would like to welcome
you to Dick’s Sporting Goods Park. Our pledge to establish this incredible facility as the preeminent venue of its
kind in North America will no doubt have your participants returning for years to come.
The management team of Dick’s Sporting Goods Park will do everything in their power to ensure a successful
event for your organization. In the following information packet you will find the necessary details for tournaments
and events at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park. This informational packet provides a general overview of the facility and
is not a legal document. Should you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact any member of the Dick’s
Sporting Goods Park management listed in the emergency contacts section.
Thank you for your support of Dick’s Sporting Goods Park. We look forward to working together in an effort to
enhance your experience at our state-of-the-art facility.
Sincerely,
Brandon Tosti
Director of Business Development
Dick’s Sporting Goods Park
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Contact Information
Mailing Address: 6000 Victory Way Commerce City, CO 80022
Phone: 303.727.3500
Website: www.DicksSportingGoodsPark.com
Emergency Information
In the event an emergency arises please use the following to get in touch with your Dick’s Sporting Goods Park staff:
Brandon Tosti
Director New Business
Development
btosti@dsgpark.com
Office: 303.727.3519
Mobile: 303.946.3335
Wayne Brant
Event Coordinator
wbrant@dsgpark.com
Office: 303.727.3520
Mobile: 303.995.3504
Nate Stahlecker
Event Coordinator
nstanlecker@dsgpark.com
Office: 303.727.3521
24 Hour Security
Office: 303.727.3737
Weather Hotline
Office: 303.727.3333
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Corporate Sponsorship Team
The Colorado Rapids, a charter member of Major League Soccer, kicked off their 15th season in 2010. Boasting
Colorado’s most international player roster, the Rapids continue to build excitement for the world’s game in the
Rocky Mountain region. In 2007, the Rapids moved into their new home at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park.
Considered the biggest and most state-of-the-art professional stadium and field complex in the world,
the park features the 18,000-seat stadium surrounded by a 24-field, fully-lit professional soccer complex.
Our sponsorship team includes: - Jeff Owen - Account Executive, Corporate Sponsorship
jowen@dsgpark.com
Office: 303.727.3543
- Carie Grubb - Service Representative
cgrubb@dsgpark.com
Office: 303.727.3512
As we launch our fifth season at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, it’s our goal it to enhance sponsorship opportunities
for all park partners.
We look forward to making your event a success, and we appreciate your willingness to work with our current
sponsors. Some of our existing sponsors are exclusive, so please contact Carie Grubb in our Corporate Sponsorship
department for more information.
We look forward to meeting with you and your team to coordinate sponsorships and bring as much added value
to your event as possible. Once again, welcome to Dick’s Sporting Goods Park and we thank you for your support.
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Driving Directions & Maps
Dick’s Sporting Goods Park is located at the southwest corner of the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Refuge
in Commerce City, Colorado.
There are three main entrances into Dick’s Sporting Goods Park:
• Quebec Street and East 60th Avenue
• Quebec Street and Prairie Parkway (64th Avenue)
• 56th Avenue and Valentia Street
Driving directions coming from the north:
• If you are traveling south on Interstate 25, exit east, or left, onto Thornton Parkway. Proceed east on Thornton
parkway and turn south, or right, onto Colorado Boulevard. Continue south on Colorado Boulevard and turn
east, or left, onto 88th Avenue. Continue east on 88th Avenue (you will cross over Interstate 76 and pass the
Mile High Flea Market) and then turn south, or right, on to Highway 2. Continue south on Highway 2 and turn
south, or left, onto Quebec Parkway. Then turn east, or left, onto Prairie Parkway (64th Avenue) and into event
parking.
• If you are traveling west on Interstate 76, exit south onto US Highway 6 & 85. Continue south on US
Highway 6 & 85 and turn east, or left, onto 72nd Avenue. Continue east on 72nd Avenue and turn south, or
right, onto Quebec Parkway. Continue south on Quebec Parkway and turn east, or left, onto Prairie Parkway
(64th Avenue) and into event parking.
• If you are traveling east on Interstate 270 & south on US Highway 36, exit south onto Vasquez Boulevard and
immediately turn east or left onto 56th Avenue. Continue east on 56th Avenue and turn north, or left, onto
Valentia Street and into event parking.
Driving directions coming from the east:
• If you are traveling west on Interstate 70, exit north onto Havana Street. Proceed north on Havana Street.
Turn west, or left, at 56th Avenue. Turn north, or left, on Valentia Street and into event parking.
Driving directions coming from the south:
• If you are traveling north on Interstate 25, exit east onto Interstate 70. Continue traveling east on Interstate
70, exit north onto Quebec Street. Proceed north on Quebec Street. Turn east, or right, on 60th Avenue and
into event parking.
• If you are traveling north on interstate 225, exit west onto interstate 70. Proceed west on interstate 70 and
exit north onto Havana Street. Proceed north on Havana Street. Turn west, or left, at 56th avenue. Turn north,
or left, on Valentia Street and into event parking.
Driving directions coming from the west:
• If you are traveling east on interstate 70, exit north onto Quebec Street. Proceed north on Quebec Street. Turn
east, or right, 60th Avenue and into event parking.
Driving directions coming from Denver International Airport (DIA):
• Exit DIA on Pena Boulevard toward Interstate 70. Before you reach Interstate 70 you will exit west onto East
56th Avenue. Travel on this road for about 10 minutes and you will turn north, or right, onto Valentia Street
and into event parking.
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Suites and Concerts
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Preferred Event Service Partners
The Wright Group Event Services
Contact: Brent Hogan
4800 Colorado Blvd. / Denver, CO 80216
Telephone: (303) 399-9947
Website: www.thewrightgroupnow.com
The Wright Group Event Services is ready to supply your event with all your needs.
Amenities:
• Complete event production consisting of tents, tables, chairs, mobile hydraulic stage systems, flooring,
lighting and all components for turnkey solutions
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Official sponsor partner of Dick’s Sporting Goods Park and the Colorado Rapids
Preferred Transportation Partner
Arrow Stage Lines
Contact: Lynn Marinkovic
12295 East 37th Ave. / Denver, CO 80239
Telephone: (303)373-9119x17
Website: www.arrowstagelines.com
Arrow Stage Lines is ready to assist you with all of your transportation needs.
Amenities:
• Group Charters
• Athletics
• Ultra Luxury
• Hotel Transportation
• Government and Military
• Scheduled Routes
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Preferred Lodging Partners
Our hotel partners are familiar with our facilities and are ready to accommodate your guests at great and
affordable rates. Here are our hotel partners, let them know we referred you.
Embassy Suites
Contact: Bridget Simmons
4444 N. Havana St. / Denver, CO 80239
Reservations: (1-800)362-2779 / Telephone: (303)375-0400 / Fax: (303)371-4634
Website: www.embassysuites.com
Amenities:
• Closest Hotel to Dick’s Sporting Goods Park
• Complimentary Transportation to/from Dick’s Sporting Goods Park (based upon availability)
• Complimentary Transportation to/from Denver International Airport
• 210 Suites with Wet bar, refrigerator and microwave
• Complimentary Cooked-to-order breakfast each morning
• Complimentary two hour manager’s reception serving your favorite beverage and snack
• Indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna and fitness room
• Complimentary parking
• Complimentary high speed wireless Internet
• Complimentary 24 Hour Executive Business Center
Courtyard Denver - Stapleton
Contact: Jodie Martin-Witt
7415 E 41st Avenue / Denver, Colorado 80216 USA
Phone: (1-303)333-3303 / Fax: (1-303)399-7356 / Sales: (1-303)333-3303 ext. 608
Sales fax: (1-303)399-7356 / Toll-free: (1-888)238-8240
Amenities:
• Conveniently located between the airport and downtown Denver
• Easy access to Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, as well as the Denver Coliseum, Pepsi Center, INVESCO Field
and Coors Field
• 3 floors, 134 rooms, 12 suites
• 2 meeting rooms, with 1,274 square feet of total meeting space
• 24-hour market with around the clock access to sandwiches, salads, snacks and drinks
• Newspaper delivered to room, coin-op laundry on-site, network/internet printing and more!
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Denver Marriott City Center
Contact: Zak Kimble
1701 California Street / Denver, Colorado 80202
Reservations: (1-800)228-9290
Telephone: (1-303)297-1300 / Fax: (1-303)298-7474
Website: www.marriott.com
Amenities
• The Official Team Hotel of the Colorado Rapids
• Downtown Denver hotel is situated in the heart of the Mile High City offering spectacular views.
• 20 floors, 601 rooms, 14 suites
• Enjoy 24 conference rooms and 27,000 sq ft of flexible meeting space at this Denver, Colorado hotel.
• The hotel features an in-door pool on the second floor with hot tub and steam room
• Complimentary in-room coffee/tea and toll-free calls
• On-site restaurants: Allie’s American Grille, DSpot Lounge and Starbucks
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Preferred Restaurant Partners
Hungry for a good deal? Try dining with one of our Rapids Restaurant Program partners. Season ticket holders,
present your Kickback Card at participating restaurant partner locations and receive great discounts on your
favorite foods. The Rapids would like to thank our Restaurant Program partners: T.G.I. Fridays Northfield, Cold Stone
Creamery Stapleton and Northfield locations, Texas de Brazil, Jim ‘N Nick’s and Ling & Louie’s.
Ling & Louie’s Asian Bar and Grill
Contact: Steve Halliday
Office: 303.371.4644
8354 Northfield Boulevard / Denver, Co 80238
Website: www.lingandlouies.com
Amenities:
• Open daily at 11:00am to 10:00pm
• Happy hour daily 3:30pm to 6:30pm with discounted drinks and appetizers
• Can handle any size party up to 200
• Semi-private dining available
• Vegetarian and gluten-free menus available
We won ABC’s A-List for Best Asian Fusion two years in a row...2007 and 2008. We won 5280’s Top of the Town
award for family dining and Westword’s Top award for family dining.
El Jardin Mexican Restaurant
Office: 303.288.3500
6460 East 73rd Avenue / Commerce City, Co 80022
Website: www.iLoveElJardin.com
Amenities:
• Open Monday through Saturday 8:00am to 9:00pm and Sunday from 10:00am to 8:30pm
• Garden room available for large parties from ten to 130 guests
• Serving delicious New Mexican/Mexican cuisine in the north Metro area for over 28 years
• 100% guarantee for everything on the menu
• Voted the #1 Mexican restaurant in Denver by several different publicationns
We’ll start your dining experience with our complimentary warm homemade corn chips and cool fresh salsa. Don’t
worry, refills are free, so enjoy as much as you would like. Then you can try our award winning margaritas which
are hand made with fresh limes and your choice of tequila. Now here’s the best part, we make all of our dishes
from scratch including the best green chile you’ll find anywhere. Get it the way you want it! Mild, medium, hot or,
if you dare, extra hot! Finish your meal with our #1 selling sopapillas. These puffy pastries are made to order and
served hot with cinnamon, sugar and honey.
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Facility Rules and Regulations
1. Prohibited Items:
No glass containers
No outside alcohol
No unauthorized motor vehicles on the fields
No bikes, in-line skates, skateboards, scooters, etc. allowed on the fields
No metal spikes or high heeled shoes on fields
No fireworks, firearms, or open flame within the complex
No smoking of tobacco, cigars, etc. on or near playing fields
No pets, with the exception of guide dogs
No overnight camping- no RV’s or Trailers parked in the complex after 10PM
No tent stakes drilled put into field unless previously approved by KSE turf manager
Please refrain from chewing gum on the fields, and dispose of trash in designated trash receptacles.
Also, when pouring out liquids other than water, please do so away from the playing field.
2. Inclement Conditions:
In the case of certain weather conditions, the fields at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park may not be used. Snow, steady
rain, and severe weather such as thunderstorms and tornados, may all cause the complex to shut down. In any
such event, games and tournaments hold rescheduling priority over practices. If you wish to be reimbursed for your
field use, you can fill out a Weather Credit Form and an event manager within KSE will contact you.
For thunderstorms, visitors must evacuate the fields for 30 minutes when a lightning bolt is seen or if a severe
storm is detected by KSE technology, and 30 minutes for each additional bolt seen or predicted. Lightning detectors and a 24 hour weather tracking system will be used to determine the proximity of the storm. The delay can
continue for up to 90 minutes, upon which KSE will make the decision of whether or not to continue the game or
event or postpone/cancel the game or event. Rescheduled games are contingent on the availability of fields and
the priority of the given event. (The lightning evacuation issue is discussed further in the facility “Lightning Policy.”)
The fields will immediately close if standing water is visible on the fields, there is frost on the fields, or if the
ground is severely saturated from heavy rain.
If any of the aforementioned steps regarding inclement weather are ignored, clients will forfeit all privileges at
Dick’s Sporting Goods Park and their permit could potentially be revoked.
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3. Weather Hotline:
Please first direct any questions regarding weather and field conditions to the facility hotline at (303) 727-3333 or
the complex’s website at www.DicksSportingGoodsPark.com. KSE will immediately update each of these sources
if/when changes are made regarding reservations taking place at the fields on any given day. If your questions are
still unanswered, please contact any member of your Dick’s Sporting Goods Park staff.
4. Equipment:
No metal cleats are permitted on the fields. Teams and players are responsible for their own equipment and supplies. Equipment that is rented from KSE must be returned in the same condition that it was loaned and must be
turned in within one hour of the final event for a given client. This equipment must be signed out and signed back
in by the Dick’s Sporting Goods Park staff member responsible for the rental.
5. Repairs:
Any safety hazards found on the fields, such as holes, broken equipment, etc. should be immediately reported to
KSE to ensure safe play. If a team causes any of the needed repairs, that team may be held responsible for the fees
incurred to repair.
6. Field Procedure:
Teams must conduct practices and pre-game warm-ups outside of the 18-yard box. This will ensure that the goal
mouth will not sustain more wear and tear than necessary. Also, only players, coaches, and referees are allowed
within the playing lines of the field. Any family members and other spectators must stay off of the field at all times.
The hills around each field are designed for spectators to enjoy the game and for participants of the game to have
a designated space in which to play.
7. Clean Up:
Dick’s Sporting Goods Park is responsible for all trash removal. Therefore, teams are expected to dispose of necessary items into the designated waste stations. Excessive trash or required clean up by KSE may result in a fine to
the responsible client. If a client chooses to bring their own tents/canopies, chairs, etc, these items must be cleared
from the field prior to the next event, and these items cannot leave any sort of damage on the fields.
8. Limited Liability:
Team waivers must be signed prior to participation on Dick’s Sporting Goods Park fields to release KSE from any
accountability for situations for which it is not responsible.
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9. Parking:
Visitors can park in any designated parking lot within Dick’s Sporting Goods Park. Parking spaces are indicated by
white lines. If there are no white lines, there is no parking. There is no parking on the grass or on the shoulders
of the road. Emergency crews must have access to the fields via the shoulders at all times. Parking is free for all
events except when there is an event being held within the stadium. KSE is not responsible for any lost or stolen
items out of parked vehicles.
10. Payment and Cancellation Policy:
A 10% deposit is due when a permit is accepted and the fields are reserved for a client. This 10% deposit is nonrefundable, and will be credited towards the client’s first month’s payment for the rented fields. Once the rentals
begin, the client will be billed, with the balance to be due on the first of every month. If the payment is not received
by the first of the month, the client is not authorized to use the fields for that month until the balance is received,
including any late charges that are accrued.
If a client needs to cancel their reservation, they must do so at least 30 days (one month) in advance to receive
a full refund, excluding the non-refundable deposit. If the cancellation is made 15 business days (3 weeks) in
advance, the client will receive 50% of their reservation fee back. If the reservation is canceled within 10 business
days (2 weeks) of the reserved time, the client will receive 25% of the fee back. Any notice less than 10 business
days (2 weeks) in advance, if KSE’s staff is unable to resell the said fields, no refund will be issued back to the client.
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Emergency Procedure
The following is a quick reference for what your response to specific incidents should be in regards to which pod
you are currently occupying.
Aircraft Incident: Remain calm. Notify the Event Incident Manager and/or the Event Manager of the situation and
location. Direct all non-emergency personnel upwind and away from the incident location. Maintain observation of
all injured individuals and assure them that medical assistance in on its way. Direct emergency personnel to the
location of injured individuals.
Civil Disturbance: Remain calm. Notify the Event Incident Manager and/or the Event Manager of the situation and
location. Advise all non-emergency personnel to stay away from the incident location. Direct emergency personnel
to the location of injured individuals.
Fire/Explosion: Remain calm. Notify the Event Incident Manager and/or the Event Manager of the situation and
location. Direct all non-emergency personnel upwind and to the nearest hardtop location that is away from the fire/
explosion. If there are any injured individuals, keep them calm until emergency personnel arrive to assist.
Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT) Incident: Remain calm. Notify the Event Incident Manager and/or the Event
Manager of the situation and location. Advise all non-emergency personnel to move away from the incident location. If any individual comes in contact with any HAZMAT, immediately call for medical assistance, advise them to
remain where they are, and reassure them that medical assistance in on its way. Direct emergency personnel to
the location of injured individuals.
Medical Related Incident: Remain calm. Notify the Event Incident Manager and/or the Event Manager with incident location as well as a quick assessment of the incident (i.e. I have a guest at POD 1 Field 1 experiencing chest
pain). Reassure the individual that medical personnel are on their way. Keep the area around the individual clear of
all non-emergency personnel.
Motor Vehicle Accident: Remain calm. Notify the Event Incident Manager and/or the Event Manager of the situation and location. Stay away from the accident and keep all non-emergency personnel away form it as well.
Maintain observation with any injured individuals, advise them to remain where they are, and reassure them that
medical assistance is on its way.
Power Outage: Remain calm and remain in current location. Notify the Event Incident Manager and/or the Event
Manager of the situation and location. Advise all guests to stay where they are until power is restored.
Security Related Incident: Remain calm. Notify the Event Incident Manager and/or the Event Manager of the
situation and location and await further instructions. Maintain observation of the individuals or objects involved,
however do not become directly involved.
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Severe Weather/Natural Disasters:
1. Earthquake - Remain calm and move away from high rising objects/platforms. Await further instruction from
management.
2. Extreme Heat - If you, or any individuals around you begin to experience extreme heat symptoms (i.e. heat
cramps, heat exhaustion, or heat stroke) immediately notify the Event Incident Manager and/or the Event Manager of the situation and location. Any ice or equivalent cooling implements should be immediately used on an
individual if their body temperature is extremely high.
3. Flooding - Notify the Event Incident Manager and/or the Event Manager of the situation, location, begin moving
uphill, and await further instructions.
4. Heavy Snow - Await instructions from the Event Incident Manager and/or the Event Manager and be prepared to
assist guests as needed.
5. Heavy Rain/Hail/Thunderstorm/Lightning - Notify the Event Incident Manager and/or the Event Manager of the
direction from which the weather is moving. If the command to move to shelter if given then you are to move to
you respective location.
Terrorism: Remain calm. Notify the Event Incident Manager and/or the Event Manager of the situation and location
and await further instructions. Maintain observation of the individuals or objects involved, however do not become
directly involved.
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Lightning Policy
The purpose of this guide is to provide a default policy to those responsible for making decisions concerning the
suspension and restart of a contest or practice based on the presence of lightning.
1. Criteria for suspension and resumption of play:
a. A 40 second or less Flash-to-Bang count calls for removal of the athletes/participants from the field to an
appropriate shelter.
b. Thirty-minute rule. Once play/practice has been suspended, wait at least 30 minutes after the last flash of
lightning is witnessed or thunder is heard prior to resuming play.
Common sense is the best rule of thumb when dealing with lightning. The default decision should err on the side of
being conservative – lightning is not something that should be taken lightly.
Inclement weather, especially lightning, can enter the area of Dick’s Sporting Goods Park very quickly. Therefore, it
is mandatory that all visitors adhere to the lightning policy to ensure that all people are safe from harm. When using the Flash-to-Bang method, any lightning strike seen within 30 seconds of the last heard thunder should result
in immediate evacuation. All visitors must seek shelter in either a permanent, grounded, enclosed structure or in
an enclosed vehicle. In addition to this method, KSE will also have lightning detectors as well as a 24 hour weather
monitoring system that will help determine the safety and urgency of the storm.
Visitors must remain in the sheltered area for 30 minutes after the last seen or predicted lightning bolt. The delay
can continue for up to 90 minutes, upon which KSE will make the decision of whether or not to continue the game
oe event or postpone/cancel the game or event. Rescheduled games are contingent on the availability of fields and
the priority of the given event.
• All tournament directors, referees and club management will meet with KSE prior to the event to make sure
that all parties understand the procedures and importance of this policy.
• If a lightning bolt is seen prior to KSE’s technology recognizing it, it is the referees’ responsibility to evacuate
the premises.
• Under no circumstance should any team continue to play when a thunderstorm is within 20 miles and has
been recognized as a threat to the location.
• Seek immediate shelter in one of the following areas: enclosed, hard top vehicle or a substantial building
such as a concession stand or permanent bathrooms.
• Avoid standing near trees and/or water, staying in wide open areas, and avoid any contact with metal
objects, phones, or running water.
Call 911 immediately and notify the nearest KSE staff member if someone is struck or feels that they have
been affected by the storm.
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FAQ’S
• Where is the complex located?
6000 Victory Way Commerce City, CO 80022 (at the intersection 60th and Quebec).
• What are the complex’s hours of operation?
8AM – 11PM
• Is there “drop-in” or “free play?”
No. Anyone wishing to use the fields must obtain a permit from Dick’s Sporting Goods Park management.
• Is there ample parking available at the complex?
The Dick’s Sporting Goods Park has nearly 5,000 parking spaces located on the grounds.
• What special accommodations are provided for disabled guests?
There are more than 100 parking spaces for guests with disabilities.
• Are food and beverages allowed?
Yes, but all waste must be disposed of properly. ALCOHOL IS NOT PERMITTED. NOTE: Coolers, bags and
any other containers are subject to search.
• Is smoking allowed on or near the playing fields?
Smoking is not allowed on or near the fields. Any cigarette butts left behind will be deemed as litter and
could result in the renter receiving a fine.
• How many fields are at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park?
There is an 18,000 seat stadium and a total of 24 outdoor fields (22 natural grass fields and 2 synthetic
turfs).
• Are there lit fields for evening events?
All fields available for rent are equipped with lighting.
• What is the difference between turf and grass fields?
The synthetic turf fields are available 12 months a year whereas the natural grass fields are open
approximately late March to mid-November, weather pending.
• What is the process for renting a field at the complex?
Submit a rental application which can found on www.DicksSportingGoodsPark.com.
• How far in advance should guests reserve a field?
Check the website for rental application deadlines.
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• Are animals allowed at the complex?
No, except for service animals.
• What are the dimensions of the fields?
110 yards by 70 yards.
• Can I warm up on an adjacent field if the field that I am scheduled on is currently taken?
No, all field use must be approved Dick’s Sporting Goods Park management. To insure that fields are of
the highest quality, we implement restrictions on the amount of weekly use each field receives.
• How are the fields numbered?
Please click on the map link to see layout of Dick’s Sporting Goods Park.
• Is there an ATM on-site?
There is one ATM located on the west side of the stadium next to the ticket office between
gates “F” and “G.”
• Is there a location for guests’ first-aid needs?
First aid presence and facilities at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park will vary from event to event. It is best to
contact your event organizer or the Park for more details.
• Does it cost anything to park a vehicle inside the facility?
No, but occasionally during special events there will be a fee to park.
• Is there shelter at the fields in the event of inclement weather?
See “Lightning and Evacuation Policy.”
• How do visitors find out if an event is cancelled due to weather?
Call the DSGP hotline, check the web-site, or contact your specific event organizer.
• Is there sideline seating at the fields?
There is no permanent seating around the fields but there is a raised birm on the ends of the fields that
allows spectators an elevated view.
• Are restrooms available on-site?
Yes, there are 4 restroom stations (1 attached to each set of 6 fields). There will be additional facilities
available at the stadium during special events.
• Is there a restaurant located on-site?
Yes, there is the Stadium Cantina, located at the south end of the stadium that typically opens a
few hours ahead of scheduled events at the stadium. The Cantina is also available for rent on an
individual basis.
• Is there public transportation available to Dick’s Sporting Goods Park?
The #88 bus route goes to 56th & Quebec. Visit http://www.rtd-denver.com/ for more information.
• How do I find out about employment opportunities with Dick’s Sporting Goods Park?
Every time a job posting comes up at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, or with one of the complex’s affiliated
partners, it is immediately posted on this website. Potential applicants may view job descriptions and
apply online by visiting http://www.DicksSportingGoodsPark.com/Misc/Jobs.aspx.
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