This was a fantastic way to spend a few hours on a Saturday! We had never been to a horse race and…read morehad no idea what to expect; we got the hang of betting very quickly and the staff at the betting counters were patient and helpful. Parking is plentiful and the accessibility was great. We took my elderly father and there were elevators, accessible restrooms and plenty of seating options indoors and outdoors. The building is clean and well-kept (some of these other reviews are from many years ago, so I wonder if Bally's has made some upgrades). Food is like crappy high school cafeteria food at restaurant prices, so keep your expectations low. Bring cash for betting (and there are several ATMs in the building). Overall a very fun family outing.

Fun place to go spend a couple hours. With Bally's taking over, one can see some of the sprucing up…read morethat has taken place. Upon entering a clean lobby, we were warmly greeted by three separate staff. Alcohol and non alcohol beverages are served on multiple levels along with snacks foods like hotdogs, pizza, popcorn, nachos and candy. Betting is easy and quick. Lot of various seating to choose from is available inside and out. Once they update the bathrooms and complete more landscaping this review could easily move up to 4 or more stars.

We came in today (Sunday) afternoon with 1 bike, 1 kid. And the dude at the gate let us in for $10…read more My brother in law was literally on the phone with us hearing the price. We paid, pulled in and parked. Hubby's bro came through behind us by about 15 mins & was charged $20. He has 1 bike, 1 kid, same age as ours. They're cousins. Very unfair & unprofessional. They also need to keep an eye on the trash Bins. They've been overflowing every time we've been here.

BRAAP goes the dirt bike!…read more When it's your dirt bike loving neighbor's birthday, he naturally decides to have a overnight campout at the nearby motocross track and invites all his fellow motocross loving/riding friends - which included my husband and I. So we loaded up our dirt bike and quad and headed to Jewell Motocross Track to celebrate his birthday by doing some riding. PROs: ++ There's several different tracks (3 or 4) offered: beginner, intermediate, and pro. ++ All tracks run on a counter clockwise configuration - so there's no confusion about which way you should be riding. ++ They do offer happy hour pricing - though now I cannot recall the days, times, or pricing. Whoops! CONs: -- At $20 a rider - admission was a bit more expensive than I expected. Though it was my first time at a motocross track so perhaps I just don't know. What the rates are. -- The staff member at the entrance fused over our quad saying that they, "weren't allowed." After explaining it was for me to putt around on he said there was one area we were allowed to ride it far from the other tracks - gee, thanks. After all is said, Jewel Motocross Track was an "OK" experience in my book. I doubt I'll be making my way back any time soon - but wouldn't mind if I did.

He a really nice owners that make sure the parts fits perfectly best customer service I highly…read morerecommend for projects that you don't have time to order parts and see the parts

Great experience for our family. Three younger drivers and parents. We had 2 hours of class room…read moreteaching, which was eye opening and then 2 hours of hands on driving, where we gained confidence in getting the car out of front wheel skids (understeer), rear wheel skid (oversteer) and all wheel skids in various situations. Highly recommended, great hands on teacher who does not mince words if and when you screw up and explains to you what happened and why you skidded out of control. We feel a little safer now and this was important for our kids to learn too.

I just moved to Boulder, CO from SF, CA and had to drive in the snow for the first time driving…read moreacross CO on my roadtrip! There were times it was quite icy and very scary. So I decided to take the class to learn how to drive safely in snowy/icy weather. Michal was very knowledgeable and I learned a ton. The first part of the class involved watching informational slides as he talked and some videos of scary accidents. The actual driving portion was super fun! You get to practice how to handle different types of skidding, and Michal would give you notes on what went wrong and how to correctly navigate. I was not very good at first, but after doing it over and over again, it felt more like second nature by the end of class. I'd highly recommend this class!

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.

I had heard mixed things about G-Force, so I reluctantly gave them a shot for custom work on my…read moreYamaha since they were nearby. I'm glad I did. Their service team and techs are top-notch, and the custom work came back looking completely factory-done. Pricing was fair as well. I later consigned a bike through them, and they were quick to get the listing online, kept me updated throughout the process, and handled negotiations professionally. The sales staff was consistently friendly and attentive, and I even ended up finding a bike there for a friend who also had a great experience. Since then, I've gone back for advice on another bike I was considering consigning, and they were generous with their time and knowledge. I wanted to leave this review because I was genuinely surprised their rating wasn't higher when I looked them up again. I've owned quite a few motorcycles over the years and have worked with dealers all across the city. None have been as consistently pleasant and professional to deal with, including their European-brand neighbor. If they have a bike you want, you'll be treated right.

Do not take your bike here!! I had lowering links installed with them and they ordered the parts…read morethey recommended and my lowering links snapped!! thank god when wasn't driving and g force pretty much said too bad it's been barely over the 3 month warranty and won't do anything to fix it.

If I could give zero stars I would. I came in first thing when they opened and found a Cam Am that…read moreI liked but I was wearing gym clothes so I told them I had to go home and change and would be back the same day. I called them and gave over an hour notice before I came back and asked that it be ready for a test ride. I was wanting to buy it or a slingshot tonight but after waiting for over an hour the Can Am still wasn't ready and I was told that I couldn't test drive the slingshot because there was a very light sprinkle. Keep in mind I have an 815 credit score... NEVER COMING BACK!!!

I called and the sales manager was extremely rude and hung up the conversation. The issue was, a…read morefriend came by and checked out a bike. He filled out an application and got concerned when asked about his "immigration status". He asked me if I could finance him and I could. I called the dealer to explain the situation since they didn't have the tools to get him an approval. Once reaching the sales manager he was extremely dismissive and when I tried to understand a couple key factors he just ended the conversation. All for trying to understand if I could buy the bike to sell to a friend. Never buy from this place. It has 2 stars for a reason. You're better off at any other dealer or private party. Save your time and don't go here. Best regards.

I took the 2-day BRC course at Red Rocks Community College. Mark was our instructor in a class of…read more6. He's a great teacher and very accommodating and patient. I was terrified of motorcycles prior to taking the class. I was afraid of flying over the handlebars, dropping it at a stop light. 2 days later: I'm still terrified of motorcycles, but it's more of a respect for the power and danger of motorcycles. I'm in the market for my first bike now that I have the confidence to ride.

My mother and I signed up to take this course with hopes it would provide a safe and supportive…read morelearning environment; however, we were very disappointed by the conduct of the instructor, Chris C., assigned to our group. He arrived 20 minutes after having to call one of the students in the course to come get him. Before beginning the course, Chris was adamant that after 3 drops of the motorcycle, we are forced to reschedule which was odd considering the price we paid coupled with the fact that we heard from two different people who have taken the course previously that this had not been a rule during their previous course. Drops understandably happen during early training. Unfortunately, my mom and I ended up dropping twice during the first day and were both told we had to reschedule. Chris showed zero concern for how we were doing physically or emotionally after each drop. Rather than offering any advice to correct our errors, his focus was entirely on the paperwork related to the incident. When attempting to seek clarity or assistance, he made it clear that he did not have time to help individuals due to the size (8). His tone was dismissive and belittling, it felt as if completing the class well ahead of schedule was more important to Chris than ensuring all students were learning safely or feeling supported. As beginners, we signed up for this course expecting patient guidance. We did not anticipate being brushed off or made to feel like a burden. I truly believe in the value of the MSF program and the mission of promoting safe motorcycling. But this experience left us both shaken and discouraged. Our hope is that the instructor, Chris' conduct be reviewed and consider reinforcing with all instructors the importance of empathy, communication, and individual support-especially for new riders.

The atmosphere is amazing and the staff and owner are all really friendly and supportive whenever…read moreneeded

My two children and I stopped in for the first time today since we just moved here. There is a…read moregreat selection among many different gaming systems. The person that helped us was extremely helpful in guiding us to some new systems to try. We will definitely be back!