ABA Colorado Cougars Pro basketball team have a new home in Loveland,co…read more On Nov 3rd from 10 am to 2 pm at Cuppy's coffee shop in Ft. Collins come meet the team and coaches ... enjoy great coffee and have fun !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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!!!!

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

This review is on the organization that runs the team, not the team itself. Rapids games are fun…read moreand hopefully one day they will be better than last place. Do not buy tickets unless you want to be harassed with phone solicitations throughout the year. I have been clear to this desperate organization to stop calling me about buying season tickets, but they don't listen and keep calling. If you decide to attend a game, buy with cash to keep your phone number out of their database.

whatever you do don't buy tickets on the first two rows behind the NBA team benches in Ball Arena…read more First of all these are lousy seats where you can't see anything despite the tickets costing at least $500 a pop and second of all when you stand up to try to see what is happening the Nuggets ushers will yell at you to sit down and tell you that you are wrong for standing up. Worst professional sports team I have ever seen - take your money for lousy seats and then yell at you for buying those seats. I'm done with the Nuggets and the NBA.

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 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!!

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!

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!

I can't speak to being a member here, but I took lessons here. Here was my experience…read more The coaching was all over the place. You don't have the same coach for the entire session. I had three different coaches during a 6-week session. A couple were really good, some were ok. The biggest problem is they book their classes full knowing they don't have enough coaches. And you get charged the same amount of money no matter what. One class there was one coach and three people, which seemed okay. The next class, there's 10 people taking the class and one coach. So 2/3 of the time, you're playing with members of your class and get no coaching. In my opinion, they should have given a credit towards another class. Finally two weeks later we get another coach. The the Fall session they pushed back a week, so the last three evening sessions got dark after an hour. You played the last half hour struggling to see the ball. Again, they didn't offer to give a credit or apologize for getting 2/3 of a class. Why did they schedule that late, knowing the sun set one hour into the class that lasted an hour and half? Finally, during a morning lesson, I left my pull-over top on the bench. I called 30 minutes later after I realized I'd left it, they said they didn't have it. Never got turned in during the days after. The worst was when I asked the coach about it, he got really evasive. "I didn't see it, I went to the other side of the court, it was probably a homeless person who stole it." He acted so weird, that I began to think he was the one who took it. I would hope that coaches would check after a class, and if they saw someone left a piece of equipment or clothing, they would immediately take it to the office. Instead, they tried to pawn it off to a homeless person stealing it in broad daylight within 1/2 hour of the lesson ending. Just didn't have a good experience and the lessons aren't cheap. Won't be taking any more lessons here in the future.

From the owner: CU South Campus Tennis Complex is the premier home of the University of Colorado NCAA Division 1…read moreWomen's Tennis Team, the CU Club tennis Team, and the home of the award winning Rocky Mountain Tennis Center. Featuring twelve state-of-the-art courts with breathtaking views of the Flatirons, this top-tier facility serves as a hub for competitive tennis, professional training, and community programs run by the Rocky Mountain Tennis Center in Boulder, Colorado.