MEET.WAIT.CHILL. Vying for worst run league in Denver,…read moreyou're better off joining bigger leagues like Volo and CityWideSports, which are better run and have games that actually start on time. We were in a 6 game softball league summer of 2023 and not single game started on time. A couple games had to end due to lack of sunlight and then finish the following week. Im not sure if they're aware that people plan their schedules around the games. One example was we had our first playoff game and the game had a timing change the morning off, and then we all received another email saying the umpire was running late 30 minutes before the game. Original game time was 530, then changed to 545, then 6pm....he didn't show up until 615pm. This was at a field with no lights and sunset at 730ish. We played a full game, but the following team couldn't finish theirs. If they knew they had scheduling or even staffing conflicts, why not play at a field with lights? Also the umpiring crew was horrendous. I give kudos to our game one playoff umpire, he was the first umpire they provided who knew the rules of softball. The others we've had issues...along with other teams with keeping track of outs, calling balls way foul a hit, balls a homerun when it's a ground rule double, etc. We've also played against another team who were sliding into our second basement and other fielders hard which would've been an automatic out at other leagues; safety was not an option for that umpire that game. Also we had the umpire on game 2 not keep track of the scores and they asked if we remember what the scores were for all games played that day! Only redeeming thing was that Mike is easily reachable and has been easy to talk to.

Great refs, and a great way to make friends in a new city. Whether it's competitive or recreational…read morethere's something for everyone on Meet, Play, Chill.

We hosted an event at the DCC and the staff was top notch. They took the time to teach us the…read morerules and techniques of curling. What a great facility, I would recommend to anyone looking for something fun, entertaining and loves team work, this is it.

Wow. Yes, curling is as awesome as it looks on TV. At least, when you go to the Denver Curling…read moreClub. We booked it for a corporate event on a Friday afternoon and every step of the way was easy. Event setup: Everyone I talked with over email was responsive to every question I had, down to minutiae like if there were tables that we could borrow for catering. We went back and forth between headcount, and they were very understanding and accommodating. Pam in particular was a pleasure here. Day-of: Nancy and Brian were some of the sweetest, funnest, calmest, and most welcoming mentors we could have. While folks were filing in and getting food, they stood up and gave us game rules and safety tips. Once we were on the ice, they did a great job of showing us how the game is played, letting us practice the perfect amount before getting some games started. Both of them were helpful and able to answer every question thrown at them. There were also 3-4 other people there helping and working with our group that everyone enjoyed, I just didn't get a lot of time with. Location: The DCC is immaculate. The ice itself looks like something out of the Olympics. Perfectly maintained. The equipment is in great condition as well. Off the ice, there is a full bar (manned by another happy and helpful volunteer--do you see a theme here?) with great selection of bottles and taps. The lounge area overlooking the ice is complete with TV monitors hooked up to cameras directly on the scoring zones, so even if you aren't on the ice, you can feel a part of the action. I would do this every Friday if I could. The Denver Curling Center is an outstanding place for a corporate event. Talk about team-building. Spend a few hours with 3 or 4 of your coworkers pushing rocks and brooms and you'll feel like a team! The people really make the experience--can't speak highly enough of them.

I started playing soccer here after looking for a way to become more active coming out of the…read morepandemic. This sports complex has been a great location to meet people and join a soccer team. They offer sessions for those looking to join a Men's only league, a Women's only league, and a Coed league, with several different leagues available on all days of the week, except for Saturday (These leagues are for adults 18+). I have also seen youth sports teams practicing here in the winter months. However, my experience is solely with the adult soccer leagues. The building is very clean. The bathroom, lobby, and fields don't feel grundgy like other sports complexes that I've played at before. There are two fields of the same size, and both feature great indoor turf playing surfaces. The newly renovated North Field is especially well lit, clean, and definitely being taken care of well. There is plenty of bleacher seating at each field as well for family and friends who want to come and watch and cheer you on. The refs, which can always make or break an experience, are all mostly fair and referee games well. The front of house staff is always friendly and helpful as well. The only caveat for the whole experience here is starting in July of 2023, they did start mandating the use of indoor turf soccer cleats so do keep that in mind when playing here. All in all, I've had a great experience getting back into this sport at this facility, and I would recommend playing here if you're also looking to get back into soccer as well. You can sign yourself up as a free agent on their website if you're looking to try and join and my tip is to also lookout for some Denver soccer Facebook groups as many people post in those groups looking for people to sub or join teams who play ay this facility all the time.

This was a great place to get in a water workout in a warm water pool, which is our favorite…read more We came here to use the pool. They have a lap pool and they also have a warmer pool that includes a lazy river and a couple of lap lanes, along with the children's play area. We were there on a weekday afternoon well swim lessons were going on, but had plenty of space to use one lap lane and the lazy river. They have a set of steps to enter by the lazy river and they have a chairlift that enters into one of the lanes. There's also a hot tub that has steps with a rail to get in. In the family locker room there are two accessible changing rooms with a bathroom and shower, including a shower bench and adjustable showerhead. They have an automatic door opener, which is phenomenal, however, the lock is up pretty high, which makes it less accessible for wheelchair users, and short people. there are two other changing rooms in the family locker space that don't have the automatic button, adjustable showerhead, or shower bench, or grab bars on the toilet, but are still fairly large and have space for a wheelchair user There was plenty of accessible parking and automatic doors to get into the building. The space exiting was pretty tight due to how they have the chairs arranged, somebody with a larger wheelchair may have to exit through the entry lane. We also used the steam room, there was no automatic door, but the door wasn't terribly heavy. We've been to lots of rec centers in the Denver Metro area, and this is definitely one of the most accessible

Is rec center is massive! It has two levels with the workout area being upstairs. It has a track…read morethat goes around and you can see through glass windows downstairs into the pool area and into the basketball court. If you want to play racquetball, you can check out Paddles from the front desk, workout classes upstairs, they even have kids events after hours. If you are working out and have children, make sure to drop them off in the children's pavilion while you work out and then you can take them into the pool, which does include a waterslide and a lazy river. If you want to go swim laps, they do have an open lap pool on the opposite side away from the kid pool, which is nice. There is no outdoor pool, which is the only downfall.

Worst gym in Denver! Dated and rude staff. Go look at all their one star reviews on google and on…read morehere. There's a reason these people have a negative reputation. PAY ATTENTION! Red flags are everywhere.

Have been a member for 35 years and love it. The only main problem now is that the Pub is turning…read moreinto a giant daycare center. Kids are constantly in there tearing all over uncontrollably as their parents down cocktails to deal, or NOT deal or discipline them. It is dangerous and disrespectful to the servers to have to work in such chaos. It is inappropriate and probably illegal for small kids to even be allowed in there let alone have ZERO rules for the kids AND the parents to adhere to. It sucks for other patrons and is completely unfair. Turn the snack bar into a family eating area. Give us back our Pub!!! Thanks for listening.

$60 for 2 tickets to take my 11 year son to watch his 10th grade cousin play a basketball game?…read more What a scam

Gold Crown discriminates against anyone who is not Caucasian. Caucasian coaches are allowed to do…read moreand say as they please, while minorities are held to a different set of standards. Caucasian coaches are allowed to not follow Gold Crown rules and when shown video evidence of these disparities, their Sports Program Director, Mark Rusch, decides to "not allow" me to continue to volunteer as coach instead of addressing the disparities. My initial interaction with Mr. Rusch, following another instance of disparate treatment, was marked by his unprofessional demeanor. He addressed me in a condescending manner, wagging his finger in my face and lecturing me about service while having zero clue about my commitment to serving my community(the fact that I was already volunteering my time wasn't enough). All the while, as I was being talked to like a toddler, I addressed him in a professional manner, addressing him as sir and responding to his questions with "yes sir." Their executive director and his brother(also employed by gold crown) coach teams and allow their children to play dirty. The refs overlook their players but give the opposing teams technical fouls for defending themselves after being body checked twice. Referees are advised to pay increased attention to minority coaches due to the perception that we're more inclined to be a problem. This non-profit organization, which compensates its director over $200,000 annually, as revealed in their most recent tax filings, has a history of racial discrimination that they attempt to conceal and dismiss. Upon reviewing their website, it is evident that Gold Crown's decision-making staff lacks minority representation. This absence, particularly in a sport with the highest minority participation in the state, serves as compelling evidence suggesting that Gold Crown does not take diversity seriously and lacks the ability to have at least one impartial and representative voice on their team.

This place is the best! They have so many activities for kids so many wonderful classes and…read moreincredible facilities. If you find yourself, wondering what to do today. We'll head over to Apex and knock yourself out. It's amazing.

Great prices for membership and so much is included! We love the benefits of being resident members…read morehere, from the childcare drop off while the parents workout to discounts for birthday parties. The facility is clean and well organized and the classes are taught by instructors who really know their stuff. A great community rec center!

We absolutely LOVE Steele Athletics! They are a top notch program. We are very pleased with the…read morestaff, and the professionalism of the owner.

Paid for an online assessment and was told our daughter needed to come in on top of that. Our…read moredaughter is attending the University of Colorado and needed a visit anyway so we planned the trip from out of state specifically so she could be evaluated by coaches in-person. After a brief intro with the Director she was then placed with coaches and a team. Those coaches proceeded to basically ignore her and never had her work in with the team and after two hours of just standing there being ignored we decided to leave. Attempts at communication after the fact was also essentially ignored. I get that they likely don't have to try very hard to attract athletes but this was an egregious lack of professionalism. I'd seek other gyms if you can.