Absolutely impressive display of lights, especially considering it is just a son and dad who are…read moreputting it all together. Admission is free, but they collect donations for the foodbank as a way to support. We came on a Sunday evening, and it was pretty busy. When it is busy they do only have the trails and shutdown the driving option. Lots of photo ops spots. Make sure that you catch their light show too! They've got a radio station that syncs the music up with the lights. We had a really good view of it from the top of the hill on the other side of the street. My kids really enjoyed this light display, as well as us adults!

DON'T GO!!! Very sad. We drove an hour to get there on Dec…read more22 only to find it closed for the season. Everyone was disappointed. It was a sad car ride home.

I enjoy going to the fair every year. It's definitely repetitive with the food options but it's…read morestill fun to grab a little bite and some beers throughout the day. The staff are really fun and truly follow their characters! The decor is so cool and I love their setup, it's awesome how it stays up year round. It's very fun to be able to dress up for this event and just enjoy the day with friends and family. The souvenirs are super expensive but that's probably due to vendors trying to make up what they paid in the set up fee. It's still super cool stuff. It's extremely hot in July but luckily there is a lot of shade and spots to sit. I would recommend going at least once!

Countless vendors, entertainers, food options, and activities that really made it feel like…read morestepping into another world. The festival grounds are beautiful and so unique from other Renaissance Festivals! It is exceptionally well run, especially for a seasonal operation. Parking, traffic, maintenance, entertainment are impressive. Walking through the festival felt like being at Costco on its busiest Saturday of all times. I actually enjoy being somewhere that's so popular. A packed event creates a fun energy. However- the festival has become a victim of its own popularity. Even at 3pm, food lines are 100+ deep, and last hours. The problem isn't admission capacity but the ability to feed guests. Demand has simply outgrown the infrastructure for food service. I left after a couple hours without buying food or drinks, simply because I wasn't able to. This represents lost revenue for vendors as well as a worse guest experience. I'm not sure what the solution is. But I'd really hope the owners can figure something out. The festival keeps admission and food reasonably priced, and it's clear that a tremendous amount of work goes into creating such a wonderful event. Unfortunately, at this point, the festival has become a victim of its own success. Hurts me to type this, but I think they need to think about limiting attendance or increasing ticket and food prices enough to reduce crowding and make the experience more enjoyable for everyone. The customers deserve to be fed, and the vendors deserve to make money!

What a great arts festival for a small town like Castle Rock! The event is attended by artists…read morefrom allover the country. Some of the sculpture, paintings, textiles and photographs will really amaze you. I love exploring the individual artists tents/ booths which showcase everything from modern art to folk art and hand knit hats. I bought some great jewelry pieces. It is wonderful to have that one of a kind piece handmade by artisans. I also purchased some gorgeous hand blown glass pieces at an excellent value. This year I spent a good deal of time just wandering around enjoying the live music, the birds of prey exhibit, the delicious food and snow cones! Wine & beer were also available for those who wanted to enjoy them. I try to go every year as it now signals me that summer is coming to an end and the leaves are turning beneath the Rock. Just go and enjoy a perfect end-of-summer event in Castle Rock.

A smallish art festival with a lot of 'home mortgage' and other stuff mixed in. Don't expect it to…read morebe Cherry Creek, but shows like Golden and Cheeseman are far superior to this one. I wouldn't travel to attend; nice if you're already in town and on the way to the store or something.

This is my 3rd Denver beer fest. I first hit the Denver Brew at the Zoo (top notch) and then the…read moreGreat American Beer Fest (amazing). The south denver beer fest is the most reasonable priced of the 3. I was able to score tickets for $20 though general admission is typically $40. They also had a VIP tent, with liquors/cheese/and chocolate (but I can't review it - we did base) The place is 90% Colorado beers, and that can serve you just fine. Avery, Breck, Wits end, boulder brew, the list goes on (3 tents full). Some of the standouts - a Colorado Cider Company Lemon Grass cider . . .Paradox brewing barrel aged sour AND IPA. This event has one more day, score a ticket and go. Its fun. . .though get a designated driver . . .

We had such a blast at the South Denver Beer Festival! This is the first beer fest that I have been…read moreto in Denver that was NOT oversold! Gorgeous day in the park overlooking the lake. Plenty of room to move and hang out with friends. Parking was easy, bathrooms were never a problem, and generally the clientele was well behaved! I also enjoyed the live music and various contests and raffles throughout the afternoon! In addition to three large tents full of beer, there were also a handful of tasty food trucks (pizza, tacos, ice cream, etc) to counter the liquid calories. I had purchased VIP tickets through LivingSocial, which was totally the way to go. VIP got you in an hour earlier and access to the distillery tent where they were pouring delicious local spirits, experimenting with some cocktail combinations, and also had a VIP-only BBQ tent that was handing out free samples. Really looking forward to this one next year! Keep it classy Littleton!

Good times were had in the wilderness outside of the city!…read more I rarely venture out into the sticks, but this was a fun experience! There were a lot of breweries and some great music acts. I loved how they were selling oversized water buffalo hats and then people were wearing them! Also, the photo option was a hoot, gimme a bonnet, a chicken, and a pitchfork anytime for a picture! It was thankfully not too sunny or rainy, as there was no shelter. And there were prairie dog holes and signs warning of rattle snakes so that was crazy. But, in the end all of the money goes to a good cause and that is what matters. It would've been good if some food was included in the price or a bottle of water, but it is a charity event. I had some great beers and ciders, talked to some friendly brewers and got some stickers too!

Good times had by all. The beers were flowing, the tunes were pumping and the people seemed to be…read morehaving fun. I'd say all in all you couldn't really have a better beer fest in the outskirts of Aurora. Being from Denver this was quite a hike for myself and I had to be a bit cognizant of how many samples I did try, but I still had a great time. All of the breweries seemed to have brought out there big guns and were very willing to give a bit of a spiel on each. I was very happy to see the breweries in Parker and Highlands Ranch were there, since I rarely get out to this area to try out beers. Everything was delicious and overall I would recommend anyone to attend next year. Along with the good beers the bands were cool covering classic hits, as well as, giving some fresh new songs. They also had a little photo area where we could dress up as prairie folk.Overall great experience!

Came to see Odyssey. We would come back to this theater, but with ear plugs next time and not so…read moreclose to showtime since previews have extended to unreasonable amounts of time. Pros: Theater was very clean and all staff were great - everyone was friendly. Seats are really comfortable! Cons: 30 minutes of previews before the movie even started meant a 10:30 instead of 10am start time. Most of those previews were for horror movies instead of having any variety or being particularly interesting - it was a waste of time and something that could have started during the repeat commercials instead. Women's restroom not well maintained. Soap dispensers empty and faucets not working. Some toilets wouldn't flush. Concessions here are violently expensive, even by airport standards. The sound, at times, was so loud you actually couldn't hear/understand anything at all.

So many movie screens and good parking…read more You could park in the front of the building and walk across the bridge and take an escalator down or you can park behind the building and just walk around the corner. Plenty of spots. When you first walk in, they scan your ticket and tell you what theater you're in. Immediately in front of you as the lobby where the concessions are sold. This place has the popcorn already ready for you so like a grab and go. I really like that because I know what I want and I don't have to wait in a super long line to get it. I saw a movie in Dolby here, so I'll be reviewing the Dolby screen. The chairs were really nice, they reclined. The sound was really loud but good and the picture quality was nice and crisp. Overall, it was a really good experience and I like this movie theater. With plenty of screens, you have plenty of time to watch your favorite movies.

Dear, AMC Bowles Crossing 12,…read more I haven't visited this theater in about five years, but I have some great memories from my time there. One memorable experience was when a friend from high school and I got lost on our way to the movie we wanted to see. We ended up catching the last five minutes of it, and after that, we finally found the right screening. It was a bit disappointing to know how the movie ended beforehand, but we made the best of it. Another fun memory was when we went to see Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. I recall stopping at the nearby 7-Eleven gas station, where I attempted to buy $22 worth of Reese's candy, but my card was declined. Thankfully, my brother was there to cover the rest for me. Those experiences definitely made my visits to that theater memorable!

They didnt let me watch a rated R movie when we had already payed and they the dude let us In and…read morethe. A different guy kicked us out.

It's a nice festival. Good beer, we did not eat anything, but did some shopping. It was really hot…read morethat day, but there were a bunch of tents and trees to get some shade. Plenty of play opportunity for the little ones as well. Parking can get hard to get so I suggest going early... next year that is :)

We spent close to a hundred dollars a turkey leg, Philly Sandwich, desert and to whiskeys and…read moregingerailes, parking and entry fee. In return we ate our food, heard one song, saw a couple of cloggers. Came ready to spend some money on cetic t shirts, but nothing in the 3x size and they were not celtic shirts, just sayings. The vendors were really pushing utility kilts, getting out of your time shares, a henna tatoo place and a few booths on Irish Names. No genealogy books, or real celtic stores with linnens and costumes. My advice if you want to go to a anykind fair to eat junk food you will be happy, if you want to enjoy a real Irish Festival complete with Irish Dancers, Irish Wolfhounds, buildings of shows and music save up your money and go to the Dallas Irish Festival held in the spring.