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Noah Kahan Denver: The Secret Hack to Skip the Post-Show Traffic Jam
RTD Adds Extra Trains for Noah Kahan Concerts at Coors Field This Weekend
What’s Happening?
Big news for Denver music fans! Noah Kahan is bringing his Great Divide Tour to Coors Field this Saturday and Sunday night, and the shows are completely sold out. Tens of thousands of fans—lovingly called "The Last of the Bugs"—are expected to pack the stadium, which can hold over 50,000 people.
To help everyone get there safely and easily, the Regional Transportation District (RTD) is stepping up light-rail service.
FUN FACT: "The Last of the Bugs" is what Noah Kahan calls his dedicated fanbase!
How RTD Is Helping Concertgoers
Extra Train Cars on Key Lines
RTD will add more train cars to these four light-rail lines both concert nights:
- C Line
- E Line
- N Line
- W Line
All Other Services Run Normally
- All other RTD buses and trains will operate on their regular schedules
- No special schedule changes elsewhere—just extra capacity where it’s needed most
Best Ways to Get to Coors Field
Light Rail (Easiest Option!)
All these lines stop at Union Station, which is about a half-mile walk (10–15 minutes) from Coors Field:
- A Line
- B Line
- C Line
- E Line
- G Line
- N Line
- W Line
Bus Routes Near the Stadium
These bus routes stop close to Coors Field:
- 120X
- 38
- 52
- RX
- 8
Important Tips for Concert Night
HEADS UP!
- Expect BIG crowds—tens of thousands of people will be moving at once
- Budget EXTRA travel time—trains and streets will be busier than usual
- Check service alerts before you leave and during the event
- Use the MyRide app or RTD website for real-time updates
How to Stay Informed
- Download the MyRide app for live tracking and alerts
- Check RTD Service Alerts online before heading out
- Follow RTD on social media for last-minute updates
Step-by-Step: Plan Your Concert Trip
- Pick your line – Choose the light-rail line (A, B, C, E, G, N, W) or bus route (120X, 38, 52, RX, 8) closest to you
- Check the schedule – Use MyRide app or RTD website for departure times
- Arrive early – Give yourself at least 30–45 extra minutes for crowds and walking
- Ride to Union Station (for light rail) or your nearest bus stop near Coors Field
- Walk or transfer – Half-mile walk from Union Station, or short walk from bus stops
- Enjoy the show!
- Reverse the trip – Same lines run after the concert; expect lines and wait times
Summary
| What | Details |
|---|---|
| Event | Noah Kahan – Great Divide Tour (2 sold-out nights) |
| Where | Coors Field, Downtown Denver |
| When | Saturday & Sunday night |
| RTD Changes | Extra cars on C, E, N, W light-rail lines |
| Best Stop | Union Station (half-mile walk) via A, B, C, E, G, N, W lines |
| Bus Options | 120X, 38, 52, RX, 8 |
| Pro Tip | Use MyRide app, allow extra time, expect crowds |
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a special ticket for the extra trains?
Nope! Regular RTD fares apply. The extra cars are just added to regular scheduled trains to fit more people.
Will trains run later than usual after the concert?
Trains run on regular schedules. Check the last train times for your line on the MyRide app so you don’t get stranded!
Is parking available at Coors Field?
Very limited. RTD strongly recommends taking transit. Parking will be expensive, scarce, and traffic will be heavy.
What if I’ve never ridden RTD before?
No worries! Download the MyRide app, buy a ticket (mobile or at a kiosk), tap on/tap off, and follow the signs. Union Station is huge and well-marked—you’ll see crowds heading the same way.
Can I bring a bag on the train?
Yes, small bags are fine. But skip large backpacks or coolers—space will be tight, and security lines at the stadium move faster with less stuff.
Final Thought
Take the train, skip the stress. With extra cars on four major lines and Union Station just a short walk from Coors Field, RTD makes it easy to focus on the music—not the traffic. Have an amazing time at the show, Bugs!
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