This has to be the funniest mini golf I've think I've ever been too. There's a storyline that goes…read morewith each hole. And not to mention the volcano and lane crash! Just plain fun. We went during the day, but I bet at night it would be extra fun since a couple of holes had fire. There's a swamp and a waterfall:) Also the go- carts were a blast. Not just your normal, get in and basically follow the person in front of you. There is ability to pass people, Which of course makes it more exciting. They have plenty of food options. Regular ice cream, dipping dots, burgers... They have a maze and ripped course also. We didn't do those but they looked fun. They have two ropes courses. One for tots and one for older kids. You could seriously spend all day here!

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!

This is a horrible league, don't sign up! We really aren't sure where that $59 per person…read moreregistration fee goes...it adds up to AT LEAST $12,000 PER SEASON for all the registration fees collected. -You don't get paid referees, so you're at the mercy of other players who have been assigned to ref for that week (which results in horrible calls and more arguing/tension than needed) -The person who runs the game doesn't have a permit to play on the field and actually got a ticket for playing an organized sport without the permit during our championship game -The fields you play on are horrible--there are tons of trees, you're next to a river, and it's not lighted so playing at night gets pretty difficult -The t-shirts got to us at our FOURTH game -The championship trophy wasn't present at the championship game--he has to mail it to us because he didn't order it with enough time to account for shipping delays -The ball we played with for the first 3 games was egg-shaped (not round) Horrible.

I moved back to Denver from out of state in 2011. While I tried, I found it fairly difficult to…read moremake good friends in my first couple years. I tried re-connecting with old friends and used sites like meetup.com with no success.. That is until I found Nakid. They were hosting a beginning of season party at Jackson's, which I decided to check out. I discovered one thing about Nakid at this event, it's a social league more than anything. Needless to say, I had an awesome time and decided to join their Bar Sports league. Fast forward a few years.. I've made so many friends and connections through Nakid. I want to reiterate, this is a social league. If you're looking for an ultra-competitive kickball league, this is probably not going to be your cup of tea. This is an amazing league for people who want to meet more people and be social. Oh, and did I mention that we love to drink? I would recommend one of their beginning/end of season parties at Jackson's if you're a little unsure.

The stars are because the facility has potential. This venue holds a hold of different sports! I…read moreenjoyed my season of volleyball here. I just really couldn't get past the painted concrete floors. I am only 24 but driving and playing on these floors added to the toll my body takes on playing the sport.

Played in a 6v6 advanced Co-Ed volleyball league with some friends here. Hasn't changed since I…read moreplayed in high school but that's understandable. I had such a great time playing through the organization "meet, play, chill" and drinking was allowed so that made it even more fun! If you have played here, you know it's hot, though they do try to combat this with giant fans. My #1 issue is the lack of room for guests/watchers. I would always invite friends and family to our games and they would sadly sit one the concrete floor. I understand that is how this place was built, but just an honest review in comparison to some of the other facilities I've played at! Glad it's still around. The desk with snacks also has a ball pump which is super helpful. Also shouts out Orlando, he is such a kind, fun, and honest ref.

Terrible parks. Dry spots, trash and very unfriendly parks staff. Be happy John Dunn retired…read morethough. He did absolutely nothing for you or the parks. What a waisted time. He literally did nothing for hyland hills. Be glad he is gone.

Facilities are nice for the athletes- absolutely horrible seating!!! Bleachers uncomfortable and…read moremade for sub 4 foot humans. Terrible!

Denver Kickers has been around since the early 60's and is an amazing soccer facility. The stadium…read moreis Euro style, with a clubhouse, locker room, two bars, and a huge dance hall upstairs for events. The field (second field is currently under construction) is at the base of the North Table mesa and has a great view and easy access. I haven't been playing with these guys as long as some of the other players, but the camaraderie amongst the players is unparalleled and is the reason why I drive from south of Denver every Sunday. The youth soccer program is top notch and is directed by retired professional soccer player, Terry Cooke (Colorado Rapids, England, Manchester United, etc.) make sure to try some of their homemade German potato salad, sauerkraut and bratwurst, served fresh every weekend! They also have a playground outside for the kids.

It is a really nice club my son loves it and it is. Just the best for competitive kids.read more

Life Time has a big facility with lots of machines, I have never have any trouble finding available…read moretreadmills, ellipticals, stairs, or weight training equipment. Free-weight benches and floor exercise space are often in short supply during peak hours, though. The five-lane lap pool is a good 25m, and kept on the cold side - perfect for a real workout. The facility staff are friendly and are always working to bring fresh towels and keep the place clean. LifeTime's billing policies, on the other hand, are a different story. They are a lot like those of an economy airline - petty and arbitrary. For example, if you discontinue anything, whether it's a class, spa appointment, family memberships, or personal training, you will likely be billed for extras months/sessions you did not want or use, along with change fees and other random nickel-and-dime items. They already command premium membership dues for their top-notch facility, so I just don't understand why they think this is necessary. But, as long as you avoid all the extras, it's a fine place to work out.

You sell 50$ tumblers for ice tea and never have any ice and half the time no tea. Be better…read more It's not difficult.

The Boulder Collegians are a collegiate, amateur summer baseball organization who play their home…read moreschedule from late May through mid-July at Boulder's Scott Carpenter Park. More than one-half of their team are local college players who are trying to improve their skills in the competitive Rocky Mountain Baseball League against squads from the Denver-Fort Collins-Boulder region. It is an enjoyable experience, quality amateur baseball played in an intimate settling, inexpensive (seats range from $6 and less), and proximity that you cannot get anywhere else. Plus, they offer tasty ballpark food, with grilled hot dogs and burgers plus ballpark snacks like popcorn. I never leave hungry! They are very community oriented, and have various promotions in their schedule. And they sell a cool team hat also! It's a good place for some family fun, or, if you're a baseball connoisseur, it totally works! Parking is available in a lot just south of the complex, there's more available nearby, and offer exclusively bleacher seating. I appreciate the kind customer service and genuine care for their customers by GM Matt Jensen and his staff. The bulk are volunteers, and they seem to enjoy being around the ballpark. The Collegians originated in 1964, and their four National Titles include big league stars like Joe Carter, Jim DeShaies, Tony Gwynn, and Chicago Cubs' manager Joe Maddon.