The parking was easy to find, the earlier you arrive the easier it is when the event concludes; we…read moreused the lot on Buchtel across University and the first 40 minutes in the car after was complete standstill, hence not quite 5 stars. The arena is clean and feels safe. There really is not a bad seat in the whole place, literally every seat has a great view. Plenty of quality concessions, and a comfortable cool, not cold, ambient temperature. Great value, good for hockey fans of all ages. Great atmosphere to watch great hockey, Go Pioneers!!

Magness is one of the best venues, for anything but especially hockey. You can't go wrong with any…read moreevent you attend. The DU campus is beautiful, it's worth walking around. Go PIOS!

The field and the bleachers are ok/nice. My main struggle came with the security. Not only did I…read morehave to pay 27 bucks for my family to get in, 20- tickets, 7 for convenience fee... (WHAT?!?) but I could not bring in my diaper bag. I have a toddler and parking is a ways away. Seriously? I was informed that I could walk back to the car as many times as I needed to during my stay. What? I had to walk my bag back and carry in my toddler, extra clothes, diaper/wipes when my little bag would have been so easily searched. Seriously the bag could barely hold 2 diapers, wipes and a spare outfit. How is a father of 4 a major security threat? I would have been fine with a search of the bag. Given the price and the bag experience I will most likely not be returning.

I am appreciative that I was provided a good legal education from the law school. The campus has…read moregreatly improved its visual appearance and has been gentrified over the years to reach the point of being impressive. It is an important part of metro-Denver and provides a first class education in several fields. It enjoys a great reputation in the Denver area. I am a proud alumnus.

I JUST got my Certificate in Animal-Assisted Therapy, Activities in Learning at the University of…read moreDenver's School of Animals and Human Health. I'm so happy! I wish I could have been there in person to take my classes and present my capstone project. There was one professor that I didn't love but overall the classes were great and I got so much out of the readings, assignments, and meetings. To give you a short summary of my Capstone presentation assignment, I was supposed to design an animal-assisted therapy program and present it in front of our peers, school advisor, and capstone professor. I loved presenting in front of my class and thoroughly enjoyed it. I've always loved working with animals and working with children and this is my first step toward living that dream!

My my, the campus and neighborhood has drastically changed over the years --all for the better…read more New buildings everywhere. A well designed layout and a terrific field house. Nearby, the shopping and restaurants fit a college campus. DU has a lot to be proud of and the city of Denver gets the benefit of favorable recognition of the school's championship teams in ice hockey, skiing, lacrosse, and gymnastics. The law school moved on to the campus several years ago and it continues to thrive since doing so. The neighborhood around the school is well maintained and safe. This college punches above its weight.

This campus is beautiful. The law school has many cubbies to park it and a study. The students…read moreare kind, considerate and thoughtful. Lots of scholarships for le school. Every accomplishment starts with the decision to try. Are you ready?

Though frazzled from the arduous drive from Boulder this campus was easy to find once I exited the…read morehighway (I'm easily lost even when following the guidance of my Australian voiced GPS machine). Though the parking garage was conveniently located (right next to the Law building) I was a bit puzzled as to how to enter the garage after hours (ahh, the barcode on the parking pass, got it!). To be honest I'm not sure how one would enter after hours without a parking pass. I do want to note that the parking garage featured a bike rack which I thought was awesome. The campus itself was absolutely beautiful. Quiet, well-groomed, and inviting. The buildings themselves had more of a New England feel with the bricks which I just loved. The grassy area was also in use for a touch-football game which I thought was cool. On this particular occasion I was here to both check out the campus and attend a panel discussion. Though the signage to the discussion was not present I eventually found the room with a little help (I was also a few minutes late due to the traffic - read rush hour, storming outside, and an accident to by-pass on the highway - so perhaps they had signage up earlier?). The building had a very open feel with a lovely staircase leading up the middle. I really enjoyed that the stairs weren't hidden away (like in many buildings). Though I'm sure there was an elevator somewhere I'm hopeful that most able folks choose to take the stairs. The lecture room we were in was great (stadium seating, power outlets at each seat, swivel chairs - a total step up from what I saw going to school back in the late 90's early 2000's). Overall I really like what I saw of the campus. I would however have hoped that the stained carpeting on the 1st floor of the law building would have been cleaned or replaced prior to new student orientation (it's my understanding that this school is on the expensive side).

This is the training/practice rink. Went here to see our…read moregrandson play. The seats are comfortable, but the legroom makes Frontier Airlines look spacious.

I've been going here for stick n pucks for 3 years now (only cause I have friends that meet me half…read moreway) and it's never been easy to skate here and has prob gotten worse. You used to get a scan code for the gate when you signed up online or called ahead and they don't do that anymore? Only god knows why.....You are now required to pull in extra early ( granted anyones actually there early) to drive through the round about walk all the way inside to get the code and then trek all the way back around the block to the gate.... Then if you don't have the code in the window of your car you get a ticket.... Doesn't make sense since I'm required to have the code to get in... that would imply I have it no? Honestly to me it just seems like a money scheme. I mean if I'm required to scan a code to enter the lot, there is no reason I should be ticketed in the lot. I've skated almost every rink in colorado and this has to be the worst experience I've had anywhere as far as price and ease. If I were you'd I'd just go somewhere else

Amazing professors, top-notch class instruction, and a wonderful atmosphere to receive a graduate…read moredegree. The school has so much to offer students of all backgrounds, cultures, educational interests, and beyond. With students from all over the world and professors with a strong passion and desire to teach, mentor, and inspire; this institution is a prime University. I look forward to being a life-long donor post my graduate ceremony.

I graduated from DU's University College in the spring of 2010. I absolutely loved my time at this…read moreschool, and the final capstone project was one of the hardest things I've ever done. This is definitely not a program you just "buy" a degree - it wasn't an easy program. I completely disagree with the previous review, as graduate degrees from a accredited school that is highly respected, as DU is, will set you way above people that just hold undergraduate degrees and even some graduate degrees. I have a Master of Professional Studies with emphasis in Organizational Leadership and Human Resources Administration, and have been told by recruiters that this degree ranks equal with an MBA with the same concentrations. I work in HR and I 100% degree. Just Google how many other big name colleges offer a Master of Professional Studies. A lot! University College gave me the flexibility to work full-time and attend school full-time and I graduated in under 2 years. It is also a substantially less expensive program compared to other graduate schools, and you still get a degree from reputable private school (University of Denver). Also, without this degree many doors that weren't open to me before have now opened. I had great instructors, fabulous advisors, and an all around great experience. It is not an easy school, but your hard work will be rewarded at the end when you have that piece of paper. I am a huge supporter of DU - University College. No education is a waste, this will get you better jobs and more money. I would do it over in a heartbeat and do refer this school to others.

....all I can say is double check your bank statement if you buy concessions at DU... or maybe…read morereconsider buying here. We watched them have trouble with their credit card machine, run the card once, then they said it didn't go through, so they ran the card a second time. When I got my bank statement, I was double billed for that same amount large amount (dinner for 3). To make it worse, DU and Sodexo said they looked into it and it never happened? REALLY?

We stopped in for the First Robotics Competition event and had a great time. The facility is easy…read moreto navigate and the kids were interested in the art (mostly focused on lips) outside the rear entrance. There was plenty of seating and we parked in the nearby garage for $10. I didn't see the concession stand, but people were eating burgers and nachos. There was also a huge pool there, but it wasn't part of our visit.

Went to The Odyssey in the IMAX theatre. OK seating. Decent…read morelegroom. Great sound system. Respectful audience.

This theater has the only IMAX 70mm film projector in the metro area, so if you want to see a movie…read morein this format as originally intended--this is the place. The other "IMAX" theaters around town use a digital laser projector which is bright, but only has 20% of the resolution of the film system and a cropped aspect ratio. There is also a dual-laser system that at least supports the taller aspect ratio of 70mm. Trying to figure out which theater has which system is difficult, but--trust me--this is the only 70mm auditorium in Colorado, outside of Colorado Springs. The theater complex was built in 1999 and is really in need of a comprehensive remodel. It's very dated, particularly the seating. Concessions are pretty basic. The 70mm projector failed a few days into the release of The Odyssey (July 2026) and caused an uproar as Regal did a poor job of notifying customers about the problem. I read in the media that the projector had been fixed, so we booked tickets. We had a mostly smooth experience. Although we arrived early for our showing at 11:20 a.m., we only found a few spaces left on the top level of the parking garage. Parking is definitely a problem here if there's a major film event. I'd suggest anything but driving. There is a very convenient light rail/bus station directly adjacent to the Colorado Center complex. Our tickets were scanned and we zipped up the escalator to the main lobby on the second floor. Concessions were moderately busy, but the line kept moving. The seats in the big IMAX auditorium certainly don't meet the standard for modern movie theater seating, particularly for such a premium experience. There would be a space issue with fancier seats, though, as the auditorium is narrow (IMAX is best viewed straight-on). Our seats were a bit to the side in the fifth row. I thought the viewing experience was great. The seats were not uncomfortable. What annoyed me was that the vinyl floor in the seating area was very sticky. Apparently mopping at the end of the day has gone out of style. Anyway, the popcorn tasted fresh and the projection quality was superb--that's the most important thing. We enjoyed the movie.