Attending 4th of July game. Great time with family and friends…read more Friendly and fun crowd. Pleasant and upbeat staff. Great for family fun. The music was fun and upbeat BUT the "DJ" only played a few bars of each song- very frustrating

Professional lacrosse at its best! This is an affordable and fun outing for everyone. The Outlaws…read moreplay their home games at Sports Authority Field at Mile High. Tickets are cheap and the action is incredible. This is THE up and coming sport in Colorado! I love to watch the players in motion, they are so fast and so skilled. @@If you want a really great experience try out their VIP tickets! @@ They are still very reasonably priced for being right on the field in its own roped off area next to the action. You watch sitting right smack in the middle of the game ...promise you won't miss a shot or a big hit! Woohoo. If you go VIP, be prepared to duck behind the barrier if the ball heads your way as there is nothing between you and the players! They even have VIP concessions (great eats and cocktails) right there in your own cordoned-off area. :-) Love the action and adore the price! ***Don't forget the 4th of July fireworks!!! Awesome, Go Outlaws!!!!

I attended the John Summit headline show here and truthfully, I was skeptical coming into it and…read moredid not have high hopes. The venue exceeded my expectations. Staff was helpful and kind, despite the chaotic environment. We arrived at 8pm (doors were at 5:30 and John Summit's set started at 9pm) so there were zero lines to get in. My purse was slightly larger than the guidelines but they didn't care, they just did a quick search. Some cons: It was a packed show so lines for the restroom and drinks were extremely long. The restrooms were pretty gross and there was no toilet paper in most stalls. It took forever to get drinks so we got two to bring down into the pit, but they have to open them when they sell them, which meant it was tough to carry through the crowd and I ended up with High Noon all over my jacket lol. We were on field-level so thankfully we didn't deal wit this directly but the bleachers sections looks SCARY, people were standing on the bleachers themselves (the metal) instead of the concrete floor and we saw someone literally fall off the bleacher. Some pros: They had a beer guy walking through the pit between sets so that was kinda nice! I wish I had skipped the line on the concourse and just bought from him lol. Sound quality and production was amazing. I was expecting a bad crowd for a John Summit show on a college campus but our area (center, just in front of the sound booth) was very PLUR and mostly older 20s attendees around our age. Egress was a little tricky coming off the field, but once you were in the stands it was easy going and quick to exit.

I've seen two concerts at Folsom field now and both were great in terms of sound, food, and…read morebeverage options. My biggest gripe with shows here is the parking, it's very expensive ($40) and not exactly convenient or close to the stadium. Last show, we opted for the flat iron club tickets and it was worth the extra few bucks. The bathrooms were very close by, the chairs had backs, and it wasn't cramped packed. I would def return for future concerts here!

I enjoy Colorado Rapids game because of the great energy in the stadium. To begin, the supporters…read moregroup, Centennial 38 has a great tailgate starting 3 hours before the game. They have beer, seltzers, and food to get everyone excited for the game. When going in the stadium, you may bring a sealed water bottle in, this comes in very handy, as there are water bottle refill stations. The best place to watch the game is with the aforementioned supporters group. Centennial 38 has section 108, 117 and 118. 108 is reserved seating, while 117 and 118 are standing room sections. 117 is the rowdier section. The ticket prices are cheaper in these sections, if you buy from Centennial 38. I was waving flags,l and singing the entire game. After the game, there was a post-game fireworks show. Tip: bring blankets to lay on the field and watch the show! This was a great experience and a really good value for my money.

Horrible convessions, bad food, long lines, double charged my credit card. Crappy team.read more

Yes, indoor football! An absurd and thrilling combination of hockey, lacrosse and, of course,…read morefootball. I love it, and three cheers for the Crush for winning the championship in only their second year of existence two years ago. Awkward moment for the ages: John Elway (part-owner of the Crush) accepting the trophy after winning the big game and being asked how it compared to winning the Super Bowl. Ever the diplomat, Elway, through gritted teeth, said it was equally thrilling. Of course no one's buying it. Stupid question to begin with. But you've got to love a professional sports league that pits Elway against Jon Bon Jovi. Go Crush!

Worked with the fine folks at Nuggets HQ to plan a group sports outing and their team--Alexa in…read moreparticular--made it easy peasy. She did a great job setting up our group-specific code for a "VIP" experience which included sitting court-side for warm ups and $10 loaded onto each ticket to be used at the concession stand or gift shop. There was a little bit of confusion at the check in area when we arrived. Although we arrived in the area we had been instructed to go to, the gentleman there was pretty confused about our group and wasn't quite sure what to do. We eventually made it down to the court to watch the warm ups, which was pretty rad! We then had a little more confusion when it came time to find our actual seats. Our tickets were on the "Flash Seats" app but it turns out you need to have them physically printed when you walk in. We had to head back down to the check in area and have them printed--wasn't a huge deal, but I feel like this detail could've been communicated ahead of time for a smoother experience. All in all, mostly everyone we worked with was kind and helpful and we had a great time cheering on our local team. Ever I, who's not much of a sports fan, could see myself heading back for a Nuggets game in the future. Go team!!

While in town the Denver nuggets were in the playoffs. We decided to go catch a game last minute…read moreand had a lot of fun. Maybe it was the excitement of being in the playoffs but it was a full house and so much energy! My only negative comment is before you go into the arena make sure you have backup screenshots of your tickets available. Their wifi wasn't very good and when we got up to scan the tickets it just kept loading. This was a bit of a headache, so just be overly prepared!

After more than a decade, arena football is back! The Denver Coliseum is now the home to the…read moreColorado Spartans! The Spartans are a professional indoor arena football team that's fast paced, fun entertainment, fan focused & affordable! They're lots of scoring & the players have a great time dancing. Fans get to keep the footballs that land in the crowd or are thrown to the fans by players after scoring. Players are available for autographs & photos after the game too. Ticket prices run around $25, however ours were only $11 each. We went to the first game of the season - Colorado Spartans (69) vs Las Vegas Kings (18). There were no signs that we saw for parking so it took awhile to figure out where to go. The game ball was brought out by one of the city councilman driving an exotic sports car. The team as a whole was pretty talented. The Quarterback had a good arm & was quite mobile, the RunningBack was fast with great moves & the Defense was solid, giving up only 18 points. The DJ & the sound system was very good, as were the Spartan Cheerleaders. The coliseum seats seem to be original 1950 vintage - they were hard & wooden with no cupholders. There were a some food options, we had burgers & they were just so so & the chicken tenders (3) with fries for $12 - they were pretty tasty. In addition, there was plenty of Spartan merch to purchase as well. All in all a great game & night. I'm looking forward to a fun season!

From the owner: The Colorado Spartans are coming to the Denver Coliseum in 2025! We have limited advertising space…read morefor the upcoming 2025 season, but want to partner with businesses all across the Denver metro area! If you would like to take advantage of this opportunity, please contact us as soon as possible!

I bought a couple of helmets and jerseys autographed for Christmas presents. Everyone loved them…read more If you want sports memorabilia, this is the place to go. The prices are awesome and you will find cards, shirts, anything you can think of. You will find things in there I've never seen in any store. You have to check this place out! The people are very knowledgeable and very nice.

From the owner: We are a locally owned and operated company specializing in the finest retro and up to date sports…read morememorabilia. Large selection of autographed jerseys, autographed mini and full sized helmets, autographed photos, autographed mini and full sized footballs, vintage figurines, NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL apparel and much more.Also we carry a full line of the latest alternative medicine.C B D gummies, wax, flower, oil a full.line of pain relief cream plus a ton of glassware and smoking accessories,