I'm a Los Angeles Kings fan from La. I watched the 2026 /2027 season opener between the Kings and…read morethe avalanche at the end of September. I sat in section 106 row 4. This is a row that has a club level table setup below it and is mostly an unobstructed view. Our seats were about even with the Face-Off dots in the section that the visiting team shoots twice This was a great place to watch a game if you are a fan of the visiting team. Tickets were not super duper expensive, but they also weren't as expensive as the club level. Everyone from the avalanche fans to the people that work the arena were super nice. Finally, there are some concessions that have $10 Coors and $10 Coors light. There is not anything like that in terms of price at the Staples Center/crypto.com arena in La. That should serve as an inspiration to the Kings management to have some reasonably priced concessions. Good job ball arena.

Went to Ball Arena for a concert, check in process was smooth and relatively fast However I would…read morerecommend hiring kinder staff who actually want to be there. I asked the bartender if they had a menu and she glared at me and said no. They only had one small poster for the 3 lines so another line was blocking the view while I was in line, but I grabbed a picture of the menu that did exist afterwards. Overall it was just one bad experience during a good night, and I'm plenty willing to come back :)

Bronco Stadium and "I'M DANCING WITH MY EYES CLOSED!" Ed Sheeran Concert fantastic venue and…read moremusic!! Also Myles Smith who I loved!! Maybe it's a football stadium but it's an awesome concert venue!!

As a visiting team I would not suggest empower stadium. We have been to multiple stadiums and lost…read moreat others, I had a horrible experience- Pam the guest experience supervisor was very rude to the opposing team memories. She was very nice and helpful to the older season ticket holders next to us but was extremely rude and disrespectful to us. When we were trying to be nice to the older lady next to us and not make her get up multiple times She made us move until broncos fans did the same. I did not encounter many Broncos staff that were nice. It is. Good thing that many of the fans were nice. I would not suggest any traveling fans come to this stadium. You all give Denver a bad name

What a great stadium. We went on the walking tour and saw some great stuff…read more Makes me want to come back and see a game! The tour was very cool. The tour guide was very friendly and informative

Third best stadium in the NL West…read more I had an absolute blast at Coors Field and it is one of the best parks I've visited in MLB. There are a ton of stellar food options, plenty of space to walk in the concourse and the thing that really hit me as a Giants fan who lives in Los Angeles is how nice the staff are. You can tell they really have a lot of pride in their city, their team and a love of baseball. Grateful I got to see a game here and again despite being a Giants fan I had fun cosplaying as a Rockies fan for a day (since both of our teams were trash in 2026). Unlike Dodgers Stadium, Angels Stadium and a few others I actually hope to return to Coors for a game in the future.

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

Atmosphere: This was my first time attending the National…read moreWestern Stock Show, specifically the MLK Rodeo, and it was an amazing experience. The atmosphere was awesome from the moment we arrived. I have never been in a place with so many cowboy hats. It truly felt like stepping into a whole different world. Cowboys and cowgirls everywhere!Everyone was incredibly friendly, welcoming, and social. Even people sitting next to us were chatting and excited to talk about the events. The energy in the Denver Coliseum was great, and seeing all the different rodeo events was really neat. Price: I bought our tickets online directly from the National Western Stock Show website. Tickets for the MLK Rodeo were about $44-$45 per person. Each day or event has a different price, so it depends on what you choose, but I felt the price was fair for the experience. Transportation: We drove our own car, and transportation itself was fine, but parking was honestly ridiculous. I saw parking prices as high as $70. We ended up finding a spot not too far away for $40, which still felt expensive. If you live in downtown Denver, I would highly recommend taking an Uber or Lyft it would probably be cheaper and way less stressful. Crowd: It was honestly pretty crowded almost every seat was filled but it was still a really good time. Even with how packed it was, there was enough space between seats to stay comfortable and not feel cramped. My husband and I were sitting at the very top in the middle, and we still had a great view of everything. Honestly, it seems like there isn't really a bad seat in the Denver Coliseum. Events: All of the events were fun to watch, but my favorite part was definitely the kids hanging onto the sheep mutton busting. It was adorable and had the whole crowd cheering. Since it was my first rodeo, everything felt exciting and new, and there was always something happening to keep things interesting. Overall: This was a great experience, especially for a first-time rodeo. The atmosphere, events, and friendly crowd made it really special. I would highly recommend attending the National Western Stock Show at least once . It's fun, unique, and something you won't forget.

The flow of foot traffic and ease of entry were good. Those manning the doors were not able to…read moreanswer questions about the layout or where the food count was. The food concessions were basic, thank goodness for the food trucks outside but some of them were super pricey for a basic dish of one taco for example. One issue I noticed is a lack of handrails for the upper stands (200 level). A man fell down the stairs and a handrail would have helped him prevent the fall!! Also see emergency egress as an issue due to the number of vendor inside. The show was good and the competitions were well done.

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!

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!

FADE IN: EXT…read more AURARIA CAMPUS -- SUNSET Wearing an aged pea coat, tee shirt and jeans, ROBERT, 24, with hands buried in coat pockets, walks briskly on the sidewalk in the direction of Auraria Campus' Tivoli building. He's running close-to-late after having just had a few quick drinks with Yelp members and is on his way to see one of his fav. directors, Spike Lee, talk. ROBERT approaches A GUY, 30's, dressed in dark hoody and tattered baggy jeans posted up by the bus shelter. ROBERT: Hey...Excuse me. A GUY: Yeah? ROBERT: You know where the events center is? A GUY: The movie theater? [pointing at the Tivoli, 100 yds away] It's inside that building there, the Tivoli. ROBERT: No, no. It's not the theater. It's its own thing. [looks at watch: 7:05] Shit. [beat] Dood...I've been schooling here two years and I've never heard of or seen anything about the events center. WTF? [sighs] Thanks anyways. [begins to walk away] A GUY: Hey mayne, you gotta dollar i can have for the bus? ROBERT: No, i gotta bus pass. Sorry. FADE OUT **turns out the Auraria Events Center is in the gym. That being said, there's nothing else to review, it's a gym for christssake. ***Spike Lee is the second coming of Christ, and the excuse of asking for money under the guise of bus funds is the anti-christ.

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I am a Die-herd Broncos fan! I lived in Denver for the excitement of Super Bowl XXXII & XXXIII. To…read moreexperience a tour of Mile High was a real Rush! My tour guide, Mike Benson was a truly personable gentleman that made this tour Most memorable. Witnessing the Retired jersey Nrs & the acknowledgement of Peyton Manning's contribution was Impressive! The experience of being in a lot of the spaces we take for granted was truly priceless! I'm way down her in Austin, TX but my blood runs Orange & Blue for my Broncos! Thank you so much for providing a memory until I return to see & experience the Bronco fever once again! GO BRONCOS! Sincerely, Jim Palladino, CWO3 US Navy Retired

Disappointing Stadium Tour Experience…read more My son and I made advance reservations for a Saturday afternoon stadium tour, which also included access to the Sports Hall of Fame. The organizers did a good job of providing detailed information ahead of time regarding parking, stadium entry, and permitted items. The tour included visits to the suites, broadcast booth, Champion Club, and the visitors' locker room. However, several areas that many fans might hope to see, including the President's Suite and the Broncos locker room, were not part of the experience. My biggest disappointment was the field access portion of the tour. The promotional materials did not mention that the playing surface, normally Kentucky Bluegrass, had been removed and covered with rubberized mats for concerts. As a result, what is normally one of the highlights of a stadium tour was far less impressive and did not provide the game-day atmosphere I was expecting. The weather was extremely hot, around 95 degrees, and roughly three-quarters of the tour took place in areas without air conditioning. While bottled water was permitted and water fountains were available throughout the facility, the heat still made the experience uncomfortable. I was also surprised by the pricing associated with many of the premium amenities, including the suites and bourbon club. The focus seemed heavily geared toward high-end clientele rather than the average fan. Having toured numerous baseball and football stadiums around the country, I would rank this tour near the bottom of my list. While there were a few interesting moments, the overall experience fell short of my expectations, and I would be hesitant to recommend it to others.