Regional Transportation District officials are beefing up light-rail service in downtown Denver in anticipation of two sold-out Noah Kahan shows at Coors Field this weekend.
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Tens of thousands of “The Last of the Bugs” are expected at the Colorado stops of the Great Divide tour on Saturday and Sunday night, according to the agency.
Coors Field has the capacity to host more than 50,000 people.
RTD plans to add cars to the C, E, N and W light-rail lines both nights, officials said in a news release. All RTD services will run on regular schedules.
The A, B, C, E, G, N and W lines all stop at Union Station near the ballpark, which is about a half mile walk. Bus routes 120X, 38, 52, RX and 8 also stop near Coors Field.
Concertgoers should plan for large crowds and budget extra travel time. Service alerts and schedules are available through the MyRide app or online.
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