RTD provides service, connections to Empower Field Thursday for Rolling Stones concert
The Regional Transportation District (RTD)is prepared to support an increase in expected ridership during the Rolling Stones concert on June 20 at Empower Field at Mile High. The concert venue’s close proximity to a number of bus stops and rail stations makes public transit a safe and ideal way to access the stadium.
Customers are encouraged to download RTD’s Next Ride smartphone application or use the trip planning tool and type “Rolling Stones” in the destination field. Starting Tuesday, June 18, RTD’s Trip Planner will show transit options in real time to the Rolling Stones concert at Empower Field. The navigation feature will list all available train and bus routes from the user’s current location to the concert venue.
Rail Service
Before and after the concerts, RTD will offer regularly scheduled service on the D, E, H and W lines, which all directly serve Empower Field at Mile High, as well as A, B, G and N lines which provide service to Union Station.
Last light rail trains from Union Station
H Line (60-minute frequency): 11:25 p.m.
D Line (30-minute frequency): 11:19 p.m., 11:49 p.m.
W Line (30-minute frequency): 11:22 p.m.,11:52 p.m.
E Line (60-minute frequency): 11:55 p.m.
Last trips from Union Station for A, B, G and N Lines
A Line: 12:30 a.m.
B Line: 11:09 p.m.
G Line: 12:01 a.m.
N Line: 10:56 p.m.
Bus Service
Several local bus routes are also available to accommodate customers attending the concert. Bus routes operating in the vicinity of Empower Field at Mile High include Route 30 (South Federal Boulevard) and Route 31 (North Federal Boulevard). Additionally, the 1, 15L, 16, and 31 all serve the Decatur•Federal Station.
For customers looking to easily transfer to the D, E, H or W lines at Denver Union Station, the Flatiron Flyer, 0, 9, 10, 15, 20, and 32 are all options.
Parking
RTD’s Park-n-Rides are available to support easy and convenient access to reach the concert by public transit. A full list of Park-n-Rides in the metro area is available online.
Planned Maintenance
Light rail trains in the Southeast Corridor will operate under a regular schedule, however speed restrictions are in place in some areas as crews complete necessary maintenance.
Helpful Tips
- Plan ahead, be patient, and prepare for large crowds, including on platforms and trains
Check the RTD website before you travel for schedules and plan your trip using the Rolling Stones feature
Download the RTD Transit Watch App to report any safety or security issues, available for iOS and Android devices in English and Spanish