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!!!!

Bronco Nation let's ride , LOL. Thanks Bronco Front office taking Russell Wilson off our team and…read moregiving us all your draft picks. Dreams do come true and the only thing better was watching Da Broncos lose and improve our draft spot with your picks, BRAVO! Now the John Elway years were exciting but my favorite Broncos moment was in 1987 & THE BOZ aka Brian Bosworth duped thousands of Broncos fans into raising a lot of money for charity. Let's travel back to 1987. We're just days away from Bosworth making his pro debut with the Seattle Seahawks against the Denver Broncos. Ever the showman, Bosworth decided to call out Broncos star John Elway. This made Broncos fans furious. So furious, about 10,000 fans wore shirts that read "What's a Boz worth? Nothing" on the front and "Ban the Boz" on the back to the game. "But if they had looked inside the shirt at the little tag that said Boz 44, Inc., they would have realized they paid fifteen dollars for a shirt made by THE BOZ's company, plus BOZ gave all the profits to the Children's Hospital. BOZ just wanted to prove how oxygen-deprived Denver fans were according to him. BRONCO NATION please let RUSS cook into oblivion. Your awesome!

Of the current 32 teams in the NFL, only nine have won three Super Bowls or more. The Denver…read moreBroncos are one of them. The Broncos have been one of the more popular NFL teams throughout my lifetime (1980s onward). With multiple championships won with hall-of-fame quarterbacks John Elway and Peyton Manning, it's easy to see why. Elway's late 90s Broncos teams were star-studded, particularly the 1998 powerhouse team with guys like Terrell Davis (RB), Shannon Sharpe (TE), Bill Romanowski (LB), and Mark Schlereth (G). Along with Elway, Davis and Sharpe have been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. These guys became household names in America. Elway, who is now Broncos president, has served in the organization's front office since 2011. Sharpe and Schlereth have gone on to have careers in TV and broadcasting. I was a fan of the 1998 Atlanta Falcons "Dirty Birds" team that made it to Super Bowl XXXIII against the Broncos. That Falcons team was great, going 14-2 overall in the regular season with a perfect 8-0 record at home. It was disappointing to watch Falcons coach Dan Reeves and players like Chris Chandler (QB), Jamal Anderson (RB), Jessie Tuggle (LB), Ray Buchanan (CB), and Eugene Robinson (S) lose to Elway and the Broncos. I like rooting for underdogs. It was Atlanta's first appearance in the Super Bowl and it would've been the city's first Super Bowl win. Instead, Denver won their second Super Bowl in a row. That was in January 1999. The previous year (1998), Denver beat the Green Bay Packers in a much "sexier" made-for-TV matchup. The Packers were reigning champs, had hall-of-famers Brett Favre (QB) and Reggie White (DE), and were coached by Mike Holmgren, one of the best coaches in NFL history. Denver's coach during this successful period was Mike Shanahan. Along with two Super Bowl victories, he led the Broncos to five other postseason appearances during his 14 seasons (1995-2008) as head coach. His son, Kyle Shanahan, was one win away from coaching the San Francisco 49ers in this year's Super Bowl (2022's Super Bowl LVI). Kyle has been the Niners' head coach since 2017. Peyton Manning rode out on a white horse when he won Super Bowl 50 in February 2016. It marked the end of his legendary 18-year NFL career, the last four of which were spent in Denver. The less-heralded Gary Kubiak was the head coach of the Bronco's third championship-winning team. Kubiak only coached the Broncos for two seasons (2015, 2016) before retiring due to health issues. I remember Super Bowl 50 best for the incredible defensive play of Von Miller (OLB). Against the Carolina Panthers, he racked up 11 sacks and recovered three forced fumbles. He was named Super Bowl MVP. Only two other linebackers this century have been named Super Bowl MVP: (1) the Baltimore Ravens' Ray Lewis in 2001 and (2) the Seattle Seahawks' Malcolm Smith in 2014. The Broncos drafted Miller with the second overall pick in 2011. Great pick.

From my understanding there are only outdoor areas and Food Trucks for visitors and fans of the…read moreBroncos at the NEW pricey training facility at Dove Valley. Previously there was an indoor area where you could take guests visiting Denver to view the trophies and make purchases in the gift shop and take "I'm Here" photos. It is great the admin staff and players have brand new everything but what about the fans and visitors that support and pour money into the Broncos? How were we considered into the brand new everything? Thanks!

We scored some free tickets to the Broncos training camp. Us and the kids were so excited. To get a…read moreparking spot you needed to be there an hour early which the parking didn't open until 8am. Then had to stand in line as the gates to the field didn't open until 9. So you're basically waiting two hours just to get in. Then wait another hour for the training to start. All with high heat temperatures and three boys complaining about being hot. We ended up leaving halfway through on a unanimous vote though we tried to enjoy what we could. We had more fun with the festivities at entrance. With Walmart basically owning the team and stadium you'd think they'd invest in at least an overhang to protect from the elements. I can bear the sitting on the grass.

We had Suite 18 at the Ball Arena and about 20 people and kids with food and drinks and a KILLER…read moreview!! I love how respectful the people are at these games!! The young woman sang the National Anthem quite beautifully and I enjoyed the very competitive atmosphere and excitement. We had valet parking included with our tickets and that was incredible to experience. I enjoyed myself very much.

Colorado Avalanche swept my Florida Panthers in 1996 so I'm not partial to them. I must say I have…read moremixed feelings about them winning this year's Stanley Cup. I would have loved to seen Game 7 Tuesday night. I hate when the season ends. This was definitely one of the most intense Stanley Cup Finals I've watched. Both teams put on a great show and I could watch the games on ABC. It's definitely nice to share the Stanley Cup with Colorado. This review is to congratulate them for their win. Win or lose its all good!!

We had a great time at our first Rockies game! We parked in the official Rockies parking lot B for…read more$25, which was cheaper than most nearby lots. It was easy to get in and out, felt safe and secure, the staff were friendly, and the shuttle to the stadium was quick and convenient. The stadium is very family-friendly with fun activities for kids, lots of food and souvenir options, and plenty of places to sit and eat. We also liked that you can bring in your own food, water, and a soft-sided cooler as long as you follow the bag policy of a one pocket bag. We sat in the shaded 300 level, which was perfect for a hot afternoon game. Overall, it was a great experience for our family just don't forget sunscreen and extra water if you're going to a day game!

Always love coming to Coors Field for baseball games. It's a lovely stadium and Friday July 3rd was…read moregame 1 of 3 against San Francisco Giants and also the Rockies celebration of Independence Day with a huge fireworks show. It was an incredible day where the Rockies clobbered the Giants for a 15-3 win and I got to witness TWO GRAND-SLAM HOME-RUNS. It was amazing. We almost always buy tickets on the club level as they have the AC and nicer bathrooms and a nicer atmosphere. The loss of one star is for the lack of good crowd control at the end of the game. The food and drink prices are outrageous as well. I brought my Yelp reusable water bottle so that was super helpful.

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!

The Colorado Rapids have a great stadium, though sometimes an underperforming team. I advise…read moregetting to the stadium on a matchday around 45 minutes before kickoff for the best experience. The food is fantastic but sometimes a little overcharged security goes by relatively quickly and sometimes you can experience quite a game.

Stadium is a great venue, I never have a poor experience there!! Great fans, great soccerread more

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!

Mammoth games are always a good time! It's a family friendly environment and super fast paced.read more

First off, their mascot is an elephant - how could i not like them!…read moreSecond it's super cheap for a night's entertainment! Watching lacrosse is a hoot and holler - it's hockey without the pads! There are "cheer leaders" - the Wild Bunch - that give the boys something to enjoy, a hot tub with scantily clad ladies - more for the boys to enjoy. And motorcycles or 3/4 wheelers that come onto the field... Weird, fun and interesting! The action is non-stop - it's easy to figure out what is going on! I love "box" lacrosse and look forward to all the games we go too!