How awesome will it be sing "Take Me Out To The Ballgame" live at Coors Field with other fans again? Because that experience is about to become a reality soon.

According to 9 News, the Rockies reached out to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Safety and applied for a variance from some COVID restrictions. Now, that request has been APPROVED...pending a few minor adjustments.

This is such great news, even if you're not a baseball fan. Just the fact that events like these are going to be happening again is a beautiful light at the end of this COVID tunnel.

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Starting on opening day, the Colorado Rockies will get to host 12,500 fans per game. While that's only about a quarter of the Denver stadium's capacity, the fact that we are going to be able to watch some live baseball in some capacity at Coors Field is enough reason to celebrate for me.

This will be the first time fans will be allowed back in the stadium since the end of the 2019  season.

The Rockies will open up the season with a seven-game homestand starting on April 1, playing against the defending World Series Champions the Los Angeles Dodgers. After that four-game opening series, the Arizona Diamondbacks with slither their way into Coors Field for a three-game series.

If you want to check out the full season schedule, click HERE.

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