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Getting ready for DICK'S Sporting Goods Park.

Free sensory bags with noise-canceling headphones, free earplugs, and a Sensory Nook on the West Concourse. Everything is on the West Concourse, so that's where the plan starts.

DICK'S Sporting Goods Park

6000 Victory Way, Commerce City 80022 · Event days only; gate times depend on the event. Guest Relations Kiosk is open during events.

When it's quieter

In their own words dickssportinggoodspark.com

“Sensory Bags are available for guests to check out at the Guest Relations Kiosk, outside of Section 129, at no cost. Bags include a special badge for guest recognition, fidget tools, noise-canceling headphones, and other resources.”

“The Sensory Nook is located at Section 125 on the West Concourse.” “DSGP provides complimentary earplugs for guests that are available at any Guest Relations in Section 129 or at First Aid.”

Our note The park doesn't list a quieter time or any sensory-friendly dates. It runs by event, and a Rapids game, a concert and a festival each bring their own crowd and sound.

Our note The park warns that events “may include the use of strobe lighting, haze, lasers, fireworks, and other pyrotechnics.” Before you go, ask Guest Relations what your event has: call 303.727.3748, or during the event text 220-666-DSGP (3747) with your seat location.

Three things to know

  1. Free sensory bags at the Guest Relations Kiosk outside Section 129: a badge, fidgets and noise-canceling headphones.
  2. The Sensory Nook is at Section 125 on the West Concourse.
  3. Free earplugs at Guest Relations in Section 129 or at First Aid.
More: parking, drop-off, bags, first aid, captions

Named by the park; it publishes no noise scale

Louder or brighter, in the park's words

Strobe lighting, haze, lasers, fireworks and other pyrotechnics (the park says performances and events “may include” them)not stated

Quieter

Sensory Nook, Section 125 on the West Concoursequiet zone
  • Drop-off: a 15-minute zone on the west side outside the Gate G entrance; drop-off and pick-up on Victory Way between 60th Avenue and Prairie Parkway. You may enter at any gate.
  • More than 100 accessible parking spaces, mostly in Lots A, B, C and F, with more in G and H. First come, first served; show your hangtag or plate.
  • Diaper and medical bags 14 x 14 x 6 inches or smaller are allowed after inspection and x-ray screening.
  • First Aid is on the north concourse under the scoreboard, with paramedics at every event. All restrooms are accessible.
  • Captioning is available for all Rapids games on your phone at DSGP.VZPDigital.com, or borrow a device at Guest Relations.
  • Permanent concession stands take cards; mobile kiosks may take cash only.
  • Guest Relations: 303.727.3748 or GuestRelations@DSGPark.com.

What the park doesn't say

  • not stated a quieter time or section
  • not stated a deposit or ID for the sensory bag
  • not stated a re-entry rule
  • not stated general parking prices
  • not stated a social story
  • not stated which events are scheduled

Source: www.dickssportinggoodspark.comChecked Wed, Oct 21

Visual schedule

DICK'S Sporting Goods Park Day

  • Drive to the stadium
  • Park the car
  • Show our ticket
  • Go through security
  • Borrow headphones
  • Find our seats
  • Watch the game
  • Snack break
  • Quiet break in the Sensory Nook
  • Bathroom
  • Walk to the car
  • All done
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What to expect

There is a 15-minute drop-off zone on the west side outside Gate G, and you can enter at any gate. At the Guest Relations Kiosk outside Section 129 you can borrow a free sensory bag with noise-canceling headphones and fidgets, or ask for free earplugs. The Sensory Nook is at Section 125. Events may use strobe lights, haze, lasers or fireworks. Change anything.

One tip before you go

Go to Guest Relations outside Section 129 first for the sensory bag, then find the Sensory Nook at Section 125 before the game starts. Call 303.727.3748 ahead to ask whether your event has fireworks or strobe lights. There's no wrong amount of time to stay.

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