Dick’s Sporting Goods Park
The newest jewel of Denver’s sports & entertainment landscape is the world’s largest and most state of the art professional stadium & fields complex, Dick’s Sporting Goods Park.

Dick’s Sporting Goods Park is comprised of the 18,000-seat home stadium of the Colorado Rapids and its surrounding 24-field, fully-lit soccer complex.

Constructed and operated by Kroenke Sports Enterprises, the Rocky Mountain Region’s leading sports & entertainment company, Dick’s Sporting Goods Park cost $131 million to build, which included construction of the stadium, the 24-field complex, and infrastructure improvements leading to the complex, such as road widening.

Dick’s Sporting Goods Park’s 917-acre site is a public-private partnership between Kroenke Sports Enterprises and Commerce City. The site also hosts the brand new city offices of Commerce City, lots for retail outlets, offices for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and a new visitors’ and educational center for the Rocky Mountain Arsenal Wildlife Refuge, among other entities.

Stadium Amenities
Includes a total of 20 loge-style luxury suites, a unique open concourse design that allows for 360-degree sightlines to the field, and a world-class 120 x 80 yard FIFA regulation size grass field with an innovative underground heating and draining system.

The stadium also features cutting edge technology, including the largest video scoreboard and the most LED boards for a stadium its size anywhere, as well as the only fully-integrated digital electrical signage system in the world.

Dick’s Sporting Goods Park Map

Finding Dick’s Sporting Goods Park
Dick’s Sporting Goods Park is located nine miles northeast of downtown Denver and only fifteen miles from Denver International Airport near the intersection of Interstate 70 and Quebec Street.

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Tournament Games
May 12, 2009
Stonehill CollegeSTON 9University of Northern ColoradoUNC 14
Cal State FullertonCSF 5Emory UniversityEMOR 13
Missouri State UniversityMSU 7Westminster CollegeWC 8
Western Oregon UniversityWOU 9Southwestern UniversitySU 8
University of TexasUT 5University of MichiganMICH 11
University of OregonORE 3Brigham Young UniversityBYU 12
Colorado State University-Ft. CollinsCSU 8Chapman UniversityCHAP 9
Boston CollegeBC 8University of Minnesota-DuluthUMD 9
University of California-Santa BarbaraUCSB 3University of ColoradoCU 11
Virginia TechVT 11Simon Fraser UniversitySFU 14
Florida State UniversityFSU 16Cal Poly SLOCPSL 10
Sonoma State UniversitySSU 10Lindenwood UniversityLIND 9
May 13, 2009
University of Northern ColoradoUNC 9St. John's UniversitySJU 13
Emory UniversityEMOR 10Davenport UniversityDAVE 12
University of ColoradoCU 13University of Minnesota-DuluthUMD 10
Chapman UniversityCHAP 15Simon Fraser UniversitySFU 14
Westminster CollegeWC 5University of St. ThomasUST 16
Western Oregon UniversityWOU 9University of DaytonDAY 14
Florida State UniversityFSU 8Brigham Young UniversityBYU 9
University of MichiganMICH 22Sonoma State UniversitySSU 6
May 15, 2009
Davenport UniversityDAVE 7University of St. ThomasUST 18
University of DaytonDAY 10St. John's UniversitySJU 9
Chapman UniversityCHAP 10Brigham Young UniversityBYU 9
University of MichiganMICH 17University of ColoradoCU 7
May 16, 2009
University of DaytonDAY 11University of St. ThomasUST 16
University of MichiganMICH 12Chapman UniversityCHAP 11