Coors Field does not have a traditional fixed roof; it is an open-air ballpark with a retractable-like rooftop deck area in the right-field upper cone, known as The Rooftop, but the main seating remains uncovered. In practice, weather-related closures or partial coverings have been used historically, but the stadium itself is not a fully enclosed roofed venue.[1][3][4]
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But Dozer said the roof could be opened in the afternoons to get some sun on the grass, then closed for the night games. "The key is to keep the sun off the concrete and metal, and the sun on the grass,'' he said. "You're going to track the sun with the roof. "We've got grass growing out at a sample field at Arizona State, and we've been having tests done at UC-Riverside now for three years.
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