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Noah Kahan Denver: Beat the Insane Traffic With This Genius Plan

Noah Kahan Denver: Beat the Insane Traffic With This Genius Plan

How to Get to Noah Kahan’s Denver Concerts This Weekend: A Simple Guide

Noah Kahan concert at Coors Field
Image: Fans gathering for Noah Kahan’s "Great Divide Tour" at Coors Field.


What’s Happening?

This weekend, Noah Kahan is playing two sold-out shows at Coors Field in downtown Denver. The concerts are part of his "Great Divide Tour" (nicknamed "The Last of the Bugs" by fans).

When: Saturday and Sunday night
Where: Coors Field (holds over 50,000 people!)
Status: Both nights are completely sold out

Because so many people will be there, the Regional Transportation District (RTD)—that’s the group that runs Denver’s trains and buses—is adding extra help to make sure everyone can get to the show easily.


How RTD is Helping

RTD is adding extra train cars to four specific light-rail lines both Saturday and Sunday nights:

  1. C Line
  2. E Line
  3. N Line
  4. W Line

Important: All other RTD trains and buses will run on their normal schedules. No changes there!


Which Trains and Buses Go to Coors Field?

Light Rail Lines (All stop at Union Station)

Union Station is about a half-mile walk (10–15 minutes) from Coors Field. These lines stop there:

  • A Line (to/from Denver Airport)
  • B Line (to/from Westminster)
  • C Line (extra cars added!)
  • E Line (extra cars added!)
  • G Line (to/from Wheat Ridge)
  • N Line (extra cars added!)
  • W Line (extra cars added!)

Bus Routes (Stop near Coors Field)

These buses drop you off even closer:

  • 120X
  • 38
  • 52
  • RX
  • 8

Tips for a Smooth Trip

Follow these steps to avoid stress:

  1. Leave early – Tens of thousands of fans = big crowds.
  2. Budget extra travel time – Trains and buses will be busy.
  3. Check schedules before you go – Use the tools below.
  4. Walk from Union Station – It’s a straight, easy 10–15 minute walk.
  5. Bring patience and a charged phone – You’ll need it for tickets and updates.

Callout: Plan Ahead!
With 50,000+ people heading to the same place, give yourself at least 30–45 extra minutes beyond normal travel time.


Where to Find Real-Time Updates

Don’t guess—check official sources:

Tool Link
MyRide App (best for mobile) rtd-denver.com/fares-passes/myride
Service Alerts Page (web) rtd-denver.com/service-alerts

Both show live schedules, delays, and crowd alerts.


Summary

  • Noah Kahan plays two sold-out nights at Coors Field.
  • RTD adds extra train cars on C, E, N, W lines.
  • All A, B, C, E, G, N, W lines stop at Union Station (½ mile walk).
  • Buses 120X, 38, 52, RX, 8 stop nearby.
  • Leave early, check MyRide app or RTD website for updates.
  • Expect crowds—plan extra time!

FAQ

1. Do I need a special ticket for the extra train cars?

Nope! The extra cars are part of regular RTD service. Just use your normal fare (MyRide card, ticket, or app).

2. How far is the walk from Union Station to Coors Field?

About half a mile—a 10 to 15 minute walk on flat, well-lit streets. Follow the signs or the crowd!

3. Can I drive and park instead?

You can, but parking will be extremely limited and expensive. RTD is highly recommended.

4. What if I’m coming from the airport?

Take the A Line straight to Union Station, then walk. It runs every 15–30 minutes.

5. Where can I get more Colorado event news?

Sign up for the Denver Post’s "Your Morning Dozen" newsletter here: myaccount.denverpost.com/dp/preference


Enjoy the show, "Bugs"!
Stay safe, travel smart, and sing loud.

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