Ballpark #11!…read more Several years ago, I decided I was going to try to see a game in all 30 MLB Ballparks. Life has gotten in the way the past 2 years, but I finally got to fly out to Denver for a quick trip just to see a game at Coors Field and I absolutely had a blast! I grabbed a ticket for section 235 and was very happy with my seat! Perfect view of the game from behind the 3rd base line. Plus, the weather couldn't have been better that day! These seats reminded me a lot of the seat I had at Nationals Ballpark. Every single employee I interacted with was incredibly kind and helpful. I could not have asked for better service as far as that goes. Concession prices are what you think they are going to be. A Coke Zero and a Bavarian pretzel cost me roughly $18. lol Whatever. How do you go to a ballgame and NOT enjoy some fun food? :) As for the game itself, it started out pretty brutal for the home team going down 11-1. Then about the time I start exploring and walking around the main concourse, they start scoring to keep it fun and interesting. They lost 12-8, but 20 runs of offense was a lot of fun to watch! :) I always get a shirt and a hat from every ballpark, but these prices are brutal and that's even factoring in I'm expecting it to be pricey. $50 for a hat and $50 for a t-shirt. Sheesh. Their hats cost the same as the Dodgers when I went. That is wild to me, but ok. lol Coors Field was every bit as fun as I was hoping it would be! This is one of those ballparks I would love to come back to one day. You know, after I see #30! 5 stars.

I visited Coors Field to see the 50K+ (sold out) Noah Kahan show in July 2026. This review is based…read moreon that experience, as I am sure a Rockies game experience would be a lot different. I have been to a few MLB parks. Coors Field is fairly nice and has lots of food and drink options. I was a bit bummed with the NA selection, especially since Coors sells two different NA beers of their own. You could only really find NA options at one or two vendors in the whole park. Regular drinks could be found just about anywhere. I didn't try any of the food aside from the frozen cheesecake on a stick, which is as good as you'd think it was. The restrooms here are kind of a bummer. They are outdated, and the women's lines were out of control. The sound quality for a concert was good, and luckily we had great seats, though some of the seats were literally behind the stage, and you certainly could not see anything from them. I am glad we didn't buy those seats! The iconic purple row of seats is a fun easter egg of the stadium, and I thought the overall aesthetic was good. I can't comment on parking as we walked over from a friend's place who lives nearby, but it's super walkable from Union Station and downtown, even from RiNo if you're up for a bit longer of a walk. Overall, a nice ballpark. I would return for a baseball game, with the hope that it was not as insanely crowded as this Noah Kahan show.

Dick's Sporting Goods Park is an easy venue to navigate, and overall it made for a good place to…read morecatch a show. I was there for a certain famously piscine band, and the atmosphere was great. A couple of things kept it from being five stars. The restrooms have some seriously inconsistent water temperatures - one faucet can be scorching hot while the next is practically shooting ice water. Also, if you're down on the floor for a concert, it can get very warm, especially when you're toward the bottom where the air seems to get trapped. A strong breeze can make all the difference. Pro tip - empty water bottles are allowed. You can fill them up at the water stations. Not very many of them but they're available. Still, the venue is straightforward to get around, and seeing a legendary hippy band there was a pretty memorable experience.

As a resident of Southern California, I had an epiphany while visiting DSGP to finally see Phish…read moreafter all these years rock Labor Day Weekend Stan Kroenke builds Temu stadiums DSGP looks great visually. Pretty green seats that say Colorado, a cool roof that covers fans, etc. But it's an absolute shell of what it could have been especially compared to other MLS stadiums from this era. The concessions are lackluster (much like Sofi in Inglewood) the bathrooms have nice functioning ads above the urinals that are in poor shape, and there simply aren't enough water refill stations for 27,000 people. Additionally, this venue was extremely understaffed. They had unsafe conditions for getting fans in that prioritized profits over people. When I witnessed someone have a medical emergency the limited staff struggled to secure the scene. It's an absolute joke and embarrassment that a man who can afford billions to buy a baseball team can't afford enough staff at this existing dumps. At least the venue sounds decent for music. Perhaps this place used to be great, but Colorado sports and music fans deserve better than what I experienced here in 2026

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!

We were in the balcony and seats were still amazing! Longmont Symphony Orchestra was incredible and…read morethe acoustics are perfect for this type of show.

I'll assume this auditorium was built prior to 1992-93 when greater awareness and consideration was…read moregiven to the many who cannot manage all the stairs. I've been once and have no intention of going again. The stairs were difficult, I was not even aware of an elevator and do not believe it was even in operation at the time I was there. The steps to find seating was difficult, especially in the dim lighting - impossible when the lights were shut. It must be great for students, the very young, those with visual acuity and cushioned bodies. Great parking lot, lovely elevated location, beautiful landscaping and grounds. When it was built the planner never imagined the population explosion to the area.

We went to this theater to watch a wonderful latin trio called "Los Panchos" and they are just…read moreamazing! They sing so beautiful!! We need them to come back! There is nothing like them in Denver! Congratulations to the theater for bringing them! This theater is nice, the sound was great and everything was very well organized!!!

I enjoy this venue. You do need to find street parking in the vicinity, but there is enough that it…read moreis not an issue. The folks who work here are always welcoming and excited for the performances. We met up with friends to go to a comedy performance and had a fun evening with them. They have a bar and do accept credit cards as well as cash. It is a fun place to see a show.

This is the ultimate craft beer festival in the United States. I'm glad I finally got to complete…read morethis three-day pilgrimage. There were some 500 breweries pouring at this year's event. Initially, this volume was discouraging, because it didn't seem like I would be able to make a dent in it. However, this feeling soon gave way to the joy of adventure. No matter where I happened to land, I could find plenty of styles that interested me. Strong ales, in particular. The size of the convention floor is immense, so you can only go back and forth, from one end to the other, so many times. It helps to follow some sort of strategy. Early on, I completed a series of small missions. I tasted everything that interested me from the section featuring collaboration beers, followed by the section with medal-winning brews from previous years. Next, the section with international beers. From there, I treated my favorites from the most well-known regional brewers like an aircraft carrier. These included the likes of AleSmith, Dogfish Head, Firestone Walker, Pizza Port, Russian River, and Sierra Nevada. I sampled at random from the rest of the lot. I made sure not to overexert myself during the day, and to get adequate sleep each night. Also, to be well-fed and hydrated before, during, and after each of the three, four-day sessions. The entire convention floor is concrete, so my feet progressively tired from walking on it over the course of three days. This makes it important to wear shoes with optimal cushioning. The Thursday evening session is great, because it's not too crowded. The Friday and Saturday sessions, on the other hand, are dense with people. However, this is easily absorbed by the vast array of tasting stations. For certain breweries, the lines are ridiculous, so I never bothered with those. There is no re-entry after you leave the event. However, the four hours go by fast, and there are plenty of areas with seating to rest from walking. The food selection was nearly devoid of vegan options. I was able to get a vegan noodle and rice bowl from Cupbop, but they didn't have tofu or other plant-based protein to put in it.

I'm surprised I haven't reviewed this event. I've been going every year (except for when it closed…read morefor Covid obv) since 2015, I think. It's been a great event each time. The organizers have done a good job organizing the event into unique sections with different ambiance. That seems hard to do with no walls, but they have managed it with surprising results. The beer has been great of course. The variety and also the option to try new stuff that I normally wouldn't have an opportunity to try. Fun crowd. Whenever someone drops a glass, it has gotten a fun reaction. They have had silent disco at some of the events and I've had fun with complete strangers doing that. The staff was efficient getting us in each time. But try to leave before close. It was easier to get an Uber or Lyft that way.

Considering that I paid the after 5pm discount fee of $5 [Tues-Thurs], I would rate it a 4/5. If I…read morehad to pay the regular $14 admission fee, I probably would rate it a 3-3.5/5. You have to park in the street. They do give you a free coin to store your belongings in a locker for the duration of your stay. The museum itself is kinda small. Although it has 3 floors, there's only 1-2 exhibitions per floor. The rooftop is also small & the outdoor city views are sort of limiting. So in general, you can easily complete the whole museum in a matter of 30-60 min tops. They feature rotating exhibitions. So every few months or so, the theme is different & you can come back to see totally new artwork. It's really nice that they feature local artists that are Denver based and display their ideas & artistry to the world. I really enjoyed spending some time in the afternoon walking around & admiring some of the art. It was definitely a good way to kill time & spend time indoors away from the heat/cold.

I've been here twice- most recently because I was able to get a free ticket through the Denver…read morepublic library, and previously to attend a wine and Halloween candy pairing party. If you get a chance to attend their events, they are really fun and worth the price of admission. I also really enjoy their ever rotating art collection. They have some really great local and minority artists, but what really tugged on my heart this time was the exhibit of teen artists. Absolutely adore seeing kids express themselves through art, and their statements about their art were truly eloquent. Parking downtown sucks, as usual, but if you come on a Sunday you might be able to find a metered spot for free. I'm sure I'll be back, most likely for an event! I know I'll be recommending their teen program to some of my more artistic students.

If you're going to go to a food event in Denver, this is the one! I was lucky and got VIP tickets…read morefrom Westword Daily Deals for $35 a pop as opposed to $60. This got you into the event an hour and a half early plus two drink tickets and a ticket for Stella Artois along with a Stella chalice and plate (with a cut out so that the chalice stem can scoot in there so you don't have to waste a hand holding the glass!), seriously the way to go instead of going at the regular opening time like common folk! We really didn't have a plan of attack, we started at one end and worked our way around. The first stop was my favorite of the event-Honey Chicken Salad on a pretzel roll from Trillium, it was absolutely delicious and a full sandwich as opposed to just a bite. There wasn't a lot of consistency as to the portion of food the restaurants were serving-some were bites, others were full sandwiches like from Tin Star Smokehouse, half hot dogs from Mustards Last Stand and full slice of pizza from Paxti's, others were little tasting cups and ¼ of sandwich which was appreciated come round five! Lines weren't bad at all, the most in front of me was six people come time that general admission was let in. I was in fatty heaven and love not only did I get to try excellent food but found out about so many new-to-me restaurants in Denver and surrounding areas. Every single restaurant represented was friendly, had coupons for free drinks (way #2 to my heart) and were genuinely excited to hear that I've heard about them on Yelp if that were the case. The venue was perfect, the sculpture garden across from the Performing Arts Center is huge and when you're done can roll yourself over to the light rail station so you don't have to worry about parking. And can we talk about the DJ? From EDM to Labyrinth's "You remind me of the babe" (nothing like stuffing your face to David Bowie), he was rockin and did an awesome job! Plus there were clean portipotty's on the premise and hand sanitzer galore!! Bring your fat pants and enjoy the nosh, this was the best food event I've been to yet and 110% worth the money spent!

Ive heard on the talk thread that this wasn't a good event to go to. Well IN other years they may…read moreof had issues but this year it was great. Plenty of Restaurants. Even some food trucks. And A Vape Business was there. I bought a GA Ticket. They had plenty of booths to get Alcohol or Soda or Water. The lines at the Vendors weren't bad at all and they moved along pretty quickly. Plenty of Stand up tables to eat at or Picnic tables to sit down at. DJ Rockstar Aaron was putting down the sounds on the 1's and 2's and kept everyone dancing. Their was no drama and it was great trying bites of Food in one place from various restaurants. Though some restaurants gave enough to be a Full Meal. But Who's complaining. Til Next Year Westword Dish and THANK YOU