Very fun time! Love that they have some drink and food options that are a few steps above bar food…read more I haven't played putt putt in quite a while so it was very fun and new. It does get a tad crowded on busy nights and you feel rather rushed, butt hats to be expected. Lots of seating places and bar seats. The restrooms did through me off lol but it was a laugh. Overall 4/5 stars

Love coming here! I…read morestopped by with friends for dinner, drinks, and a round of mini golf, and we had such a great time. This place is full of fun, color, lights, energy, and a celebratory atmosphere. There's always something going on, and it's a popular spot for events and parties. The food was delicious, and I enjoyed everything we ordered. The drinks were amazing, and the bartenders were friendly, attentive, and made the experience even better. I always have a great time here and can't wait to come back!

I wandered in expecting a patch of grass downtown, but it turned out to be more than that--a little…read moreurban playground wedged between buildings, where something's always happening. In the summer, kids are running through splash pads and people lounge with iced coffees like it's their personal terrace. Winter? There's an ice rink and a cozy little vibe that makes downtown feel like a Hallmark movie. It's not huge, but it packs in charm--ping pong tables, food trucks, random art, and the kind of people-watching you only get in a place that never really quiets down. It's one of those spots you don't plan on staying long in... but somehow, you do.

I visit this park from time to time when I can. When visiting this park, it always makes my outings…read moreworth it. The security are always happy to greet people that are visiting (when they are doing there rounds), the restrooms are always clean whenever they are open, and even on hot days, they provide ice cold water. Even if you visit this park for an hour, or even for five minutes passing through, you will love that you did. It is a beautiful park to see on your way to work or on your outting. Make sure you bring your family the next time you visit.or pass through, even bring your pets!!!

Food was awesome and art adventure was awesome too. Not sure why it's not rated 5 stars. We had a…read moreparty of over 50 and it was fantastic! Well done!

I came here with my coworkers on a team bonding trip and it was so much fun! The place was…read moreabsolutely huge. I tried to go into every room but I will never know if I actually did. Each room was so well thought out, the design was immaculate, there were so many details, and it looked so cool and intricate. There is a room for everyone cause each one is so different. This place is very different from any other art museum as the art is everywhere at all times

Overall, I would say the place is really great for kids. It's a little small but you can definitely…read morespend a few hours here depending on how quick your kid loses interest. Was very shocked to find tigers that are like most people reviewed. A lot of really cool fish. The restaurant was overall a good experience. It's really cool that you get to look at fish while you're eating. Service was OK but I think it was just really busy. Food was decent but overpriced.

Went here with my boyfriend for a date night on a Sunday. Parking was $7.99. The aquarium itself…read morewas neat, but it's pretty small. We walked through everything in about 30 minutes. They did have a tiger, which was definitely unexpected and cool to see. We also got a caricature done, which ended up being one of the best parts of the visit. A colored face-only drawing for two people was $30. It was listed as a 10-minute drawing, but it took closer to 30 minutes. The artist was really nice, though, and recommended we eat at the restaurant. we stopped at the gift shop and got some cute plushies before. Unfortunately, that's where the experience went downhill. We had a reservation and were seated around 6:20. We got Liz as our server. she was very sweet and one of the calmer servers on a busy night. otherwise service was very slow. We ordered the Herb-Roasted Salmon and the Coconut Shrimp. After waiting about 45 minutes, the manager came over to tell us they were out of the coconut shrimp and recommended the Shrimp Platter instead, so we went with that. The salmon tasted overly fishy, and the asparagus was undercooked, although the mashed potatoes were actually really good. As for the Shrimp Platter, the fried shrimp was mostly breading, the bacon-wrapped shrimp was just kind of strange, and the grilled shrimp was the only part we really enjoyed. The fries were good, but the beans and green beans weren't. It also took quite a while to get our check, and dinner ended up costing around $80. Overall, I'd skip the restaurant. The aquarium is worth checking out once, especially if you have young kids, but I probably wouldn't come back for another date night.

What a gem in the heart of downtown Denver! We came here on a spectacular weather day and…read morethroughly enjoyed watching an NFL game in the big screen in the Adirondack chairs while drinking a beer or High Noon. The service was great and there were several beers on tap to choose from. I like they offered a water station and clean port o potties. The rooftop umbrellas are so fun for pics! We did try out the putt putt course and loved the themed Denver holes but found it to not be in great shape- wrinkles in the mats but it was free!

When people talk about heaven on earth I'm pretty sure they're talking about Chautauqua Park. I…read morefeel so lucky I got to experience this beautiful place! Our hike was extra special because it was led by Maria the Park Ranger. Maria's knowledge and passion for Chautauqua was incredible to witness. You can tell these mountains mean so much to her! We learned about the landscape, wildlife, Natives, and so much more. Our hike was simple but we saw so much along the way. The views of the flatirons are hard to beat. The path was busy but it was a beautiful saturday morning and it still didn't feel overly crowded. We saw lots of doggies, runners, and families and friends meeting for a morning hike to kick off their weekend. It was pure magic. I hope I get to come back one day!!

I feel like if I lived in Boulder I would go elsewhere since this is the more popular,…read moreclose-to-town option that pulls in tourists and the like. Well guess what? I'm a tourist and the like and I enjoyed it! We lucked into parking on a beautiful, busy Saturday morning. They have very nice restrooms at the Ranger station, and more overflow port a potties around if needed too. The nearby trail is highly accessible and it doesn't take long for some views to pay off. It's a decently steep incline, but nothing crazy at all. Once you're into the trees the shade helps against the thin air and the sun, and it's so quiet and serene. No mosquitoes like I'm used to back home. Loved all the birds (shoutout magpies) and also seeing everyones' dogs.

After spending half a day at the Denver Convention Center, my colleague and I decided to go on this…read moreCherry Creek Trail to stretch our legs and get some exercise in. The trail is fully paved and runs all the way down, you guessed it, Cherry Creek. Along the way, we saw families of ducks and geese. It was an easy and relaxing walk, flat all the way.

July 28, 2027 - Denver…read more The Cherry Creek Trail was a nice break from exploring downtown Denver's busy streets and shops. We accessed the trail at Larimer and 14th, walked to Confluence Park, and back for about a 3-mile round trip. The trail is wide, paved, and pleasant to walk. We didn't realize at first that one side is designated for pedestrians and the other for bikes and scooters, so we started on the wrong side. We figured it out quickly, although the access point we used could have been marked more clearly. We visited on a hot day, and this stretch of trail had very little shade. Since the trail sits below street level along the river, there wasn't much of a breeze either. Once we were on the pedestrian side, we felt comfortable walking our dog, although one scooter zipped past us much too fast. We also noticed a few homeless about, but we felt safe during our midday walk. Overall, it's a pleasant urban trail and a great way to enjoy the river while taking a break from the downtown crowds.

Great way to ride a bunch of rides for $20.00. You don't have to wait long to get on a ride, and it…read moreis fun to look at the early 20th-century architecture. My favorite rides are the train and the creepy but fascinating merry-go-round.

This is like walking in a time capsule! It doesn't seem like anything has been upgraded here in…read moredecades, so it's entertaining to walk around and check out the old rides, signage and arcade games that you haven't seen since the 80s. That being said, quite a few of the rides and games were clearly broken down and hadn't been touched in years. It's kind of sad that no one is putting any love into this place, and hasn't in a long time. But, it's clearly very popular! We paid $5 to walk around, which is absolutely worth it for the nostalgia. You have the option to pay for unlimited rides or you can buy individual tickets for the rides you want. Since most of the rides would have made me vomit at this age, I was happy to pay $2.50 for a train ride around the lake. Jerry, the guy running the train, was fantastic! He really seems to love his job and his enthusiasm is contagious. I did think it was odd that on the list of rules as you line up to pay, it says no photos are allowed. BIZARRE. I guess they don't want any photos getting out of a ride that's about to break down? Clearly people were ignoring it, as who doesn't want photos of your kids having a blast on the rides! I have mixed feelings about this place. CLEARLY, people love the nostalgia. What bothers me is the lack of love behind it.