Fun place for birthday , date night, or just a place to have fun with friends…read more Indoor mini golf. Great service and nice happy hour Monday thru Friday. And they also have $9 after 9pm. Food is good can eat before or after playing golf. Must try if you haven't been. Definitely not as busy as when they 1st open. Price wise is decent they have sharable which is a place with groups.

Puttshack provided a mostly fun evening. The golfing is mostly enjoyable, the food is ok, but the…read moredrinks were disappointing. For the golf, I appreciate that you plan tee times. This helps prevent backup in the pretty small space. The holes themselves are pretty tiny and pretty basic. Like the very similar "Holey Moley," only one or two holes in each course are unique or interesting beyond basic putting. These holes, though, aren't super highly themed in various larger than life ways. Instead, it's more Vegas/Casino look with lights, colors, and arcade-y-ness. I believe there are 4 or 5 different sets of 9-hole courses; we played two. The tech also sets it apart. The ball keeps track of your score which is calculated off of various factors for each hole. The "True or False" hole at each course was fun, if basic. You answer a question by hitting the ball through a specific tunnel; if you get it right, you get bonus points. The screen provides a different question for each player. The screens also show how you compare to EVERYONE. The day we were there, my wife was the number 1 player of the day, and she is still riding that high. The food was just ok. When we were there, they had just changed the menu. We were there specifically because our friends said the food was good; we all agreed it was just ok. I had a salmon bowl, my wife had the poke bowl, and we shared a giant tower of nachos. They did what they needed to do, but were forgettable. The slow service meant we were a bit late for our second tee time. The drinks weren't the best. But the service while golfing was nice. The vibe of the place is pretty nice. It's like industrial speakeasy. The dining area is pretty spacious. The golfing area is a bit more cramped. This makes for a pretty fun, but expensive evening. This is definitely made for adults and maybe teens in mind. I'd say HoleyMoley is a bit more kid friendly/interesting but maybe a lesser experience. The location of Puttshack is great, too, as you're walking distance to much better bars and restaurants. So maybe I'd golf here again, but we'd enjoy our food and drinks elsewhere.

Seeking something to do that got us out of the bitter cold we decided to check out the newly added…read moresimulators at Over Flyte Denver. ++ Located on the third floor of FlyteCo Tower, OverFlyte Denver offers great views of the surrounding Central Park neighborhood. ++ Maxim was the best! He helped our group get situated and ensured we had the absolute best experience possible. ++ The simulator experience offers a variety of courses to play and a variety of styles to best suit your group. ++ While we chose to golf during our visit there were many more play options including lacrosse, hockey, zombie dodgeball, and more! They also offer up ping pong tables and axe throwing - so go ahead and try something new! ++ The fine folks at OverFlyte offer up a drool-worthy table-side food and drink menu. We sipped and noshed on all the things. I opted for FlyteCo Mules and the Fried Chicken Sandwich. Delish! OverFlyte Denver def helped us beat the bitter cold blues. Can't wait to come back and check out more of what they have to offer!

I first got to experience OverFlyte during a Yelp Elite event, and had so much fun that I needed to…read morecome back with my partner to share the experience with her. The staff are amazing, and go out of their way to ensure that everything is explained and you are set up to have a good time. It was very busy the night we went, but that wasn't an issue since you reserve your space ahead of time. We did both axe throwing and a bay rental for an hour. Renting a golf bay is incredibly cost effective since the cost does not change based on how many people you have (you can have up to 8). And even though I called it a golf bay there are TONS of options to play. The food and drinks (which you can order through a QR code) are also great. We had some wings and they were delicious. TL:DR - an awesome option for a night out with built in activities

What a gem in the heart of downtown Denver! We came here on a spectacular weather day and…read morethroughly enjoyed watching an NFL game in the big screen in the Adirondack chairs while drinking a beer or High Noon. The service was great and there were several beers on tap to choose from. I like they offered a water station and clean port o potties. The rooftop umbrellas are so fun for pics! We did try out the putt putt course and loved the themed Denver holes but found it to not be in great shape- wrinkles in the mats but it was free!

Food was awesome and art adventure was awesome too. Not sure why it's not rated 5 stars. We had a…read moreparty of over 50 and it was fantastic! Well done!

I came here with my coworkers on a team bonding trip and it was so much fun! The place was…read moreabsolutely huge. I tried to go into every room but I will never know if I actually did. Each room was so well thought out, the design was immaculate, there were so many details, and it looked so cool and intricate. There is a room for everyone cause each one is so different. This place is very different from any other art museum as the art is everywhere at all times

We last minute decided to visit Denver. We bought a…read moreGroupon CityPass and visited 2 places today and will go to 2 tomorrow. They were having trouble with their check in system, so we were allowed to cut in line and check in! An overall straight path through the aquarium. Lots of exhibits. The tunnel felt very safe. You can pet jellyfish and rays. I'm a little confused about the tiger, but oh well.

Great Museum and the staff were excellent. However, we left on a sour note in the gift shop. It was…read morecrowded but customers were patient and enjoying watching the excitement of the kids exploring all the fun stuff there. Then there was this one gift shop employee that was just going back and forth to the back room and literally just yelling "EXCUSE ME" over and over walking at full speed without even a thank you as people were startled and had to quickly move out of the way. Is THIS the last thing Denver Aquarium wants you to remember? Well, it IS! I understand people have bad days, so take a day off.

Fun and interactive!…read more They did a great job of incorporating each Pixar movie with its themed hole! All of the challenges and fun ways of getting everyone on the team involved! I do suggest getting there sooner rather than later, as in: Pixar putt was in Denver from September to late November. I went on the 2nd to last week of November. Some of the attractions were defective. On the Soul hole, you could play the piano to launch your ball on the course. Well along the way the piano was broken from multiple people hitting it to hard. But we found a way to make it fun :) Over all it was a fun and great experience! I hope they do something like this again!

Pixar Putt at The Rally Hotel in McGregor Square was an expensive and disappointing experience to…read moresay the least. We decided to take our little guy who is a major fan of Toy Story, Nemo, Monsters Inc, Luca and many other Pixar franchises. The problem is: aside from a Buzz & Woody statue out front, there are NO characters featured in the experience. It must be some weird licensing thing they have with Pixar, but it was odd that there were NONE of the characters in picture or statue form throughout the whole place. There were some caricature-style drawings resembling some of the Toy Story characters on the walls, but not one major personality could be found on any hole. The holes were movie-themed, but if there wasn't a sign telling you which movie, I don't think most people could identify half of them. The holes themselves were poorly constructed and seeing signs of major wear-and-tear. There were seams of carpet that threw the ball offline, places the ball got stuck within the wonky design and just poorly planned holes that sent several balls errantly flying across the space. The grand finale was supposed to be an "Up" themed hole where your ball goes up in the balloon from the movie and then released towards the hole. It was closed, I suspect because the balloon is hand-cranked by and employee and given there were only 2-3 people working, they likely just shut it down. The flow was maddening as well. We waited 5+ minutes per hole. There was one employee sort of running the traffic, but he disappeared at some point and everything bogged down. We spent around $100 for 3 of us and left pretty frustrated and disappointed. Your local miniature golf course is a much better option than Pixar Putt.

This race is a blast! Be ready to get dirty, participate in silly obstacles, and ride ~20mi through…read moreDenver. This year's Denver race was the biggest yet with 1,500 people - and it showed some growing pains (thus the four stars instead of five). 1. Mystery Spot #2 is only revealed at Mystery Spot #1. So you can imagine the horrific log jam/mosh pit at the beginning of the race at this stop. 2. Raffle prizes aren't from an actual raffle. While it would be nice to sit back and enjoy a beer while watching a traditional raffle, the UAR team decided prolong the activity 2hrs after race end time by doing dance-offs and Frisbee competitions. Ugh. We become bored and hot, and left... Hopefully, it's run a bit differently next year. Regardless, you should enter this race in hopes to finish and have FUN - not to win.

This ride is a ton of fun. Period. The bulk of the people competing looked to be average people…read moreout for a fun time, with a few red light running, gps enabled, wannabe lance armstrongs. The stops were mostly fun and well planned out. There was only one that felt like a cattle run, and that is to be expected with a sold-out 1500 person race. There were two things I had problems with. The first one was that the 'mystery clue' was a picture of graffiti on the side of a local bike shop. I'm not a local, so that clue is utterly useless to me and I really was discouraged by it. It wasn't even something I could look up! Putting in something that was known to locals but still find-able on google would have been a much better choice. Second, in 2011 the end raffle was terrible. So many people worked so hard to make sure that the event went smoothly (and it mostly did) and then we had to watch a ton of mismanaged product giveaways and drawn out contests in order to see who won the raffles. I love that the final prize for race winners is relatively low (in order to discourage the inevitable cheating) and the value is in the experience and the end raffle, but sitting in the sun in 95 degree heat watching people have a dance off feels far too much like spring break 98. I will still look forward to next year, but I'll prob skip the afterparty and buy my beers on special at stony's bar and grill ($1 pints today!)

This is such a wonderful park that unfortunately isn't taken care of by its community. There is…read moregraffiti and trash around the playground - which otherwise is such a cool and unique playground! It seems better for older kids but our toddlers had fun climbing all over and enjoying the full park grounds. There are restrooms but unfortunately they are closed seasonally (such a per peeve of mine!). Overall worth a visit but I hope it gets cared for properly.

We pulled up not expecting much--and then bam, there it was: a giant orange microphone tower rising…read moreout of the park like some retro-futuristic beacon. The kids ran straight into it, climbing and sliding while music-themed sculptures and colorful nets spread out all around like sound waves frozen in time. Paco Sánchez Park felt alive. Every corner had a nod to rhythm and history--vinyl records in the sidewalk, chimes on the bridge, even the playground looked like it was mid-song. It's more than a park--it's a tribute to community and culture, loud and proud. A little scruffy in spots, sure, but full of soul.

This park has a little bit of everything. There's a pretty lake (obviously, based on the name)…read morecircled by a nice path for running, walking, or biking. The playgrounds have fun equipment and there are lots of picnic tables and green grass and big trees. My son has recently discovered fishing, and Rocky Mountain Lake Park allows catch and release and is close to our house, so we've enjoyed fishing there a few times lately.

A delightful park that I love to visit! With its stunning lake, playground, picnic spot, and vast…read moregreen spaces, it's the perfect place to spend quality time with my furry companion. I find it wonderfully calming to stroll around and soak in the picturesque views for hours.

I visited during slow season and ordered a Diet Coke and a grilled cheese sandwich. Surprisingly…read moreit was very delicious and nice atmosphere. The waitress was chill. In fact it couldn't stop thinking about the sandwich all week. I want to go back and see try it again.

This place was sexist and homophobic to my partner and I. When slightly suggesting a competition…read more(promoted by the bar- men only) was silly and sexist, we were called out in front of a crowd and asked to leave. When requesting a refund, the woman who claimed to be the manager yelled at us and threatened to call the cops???? ?????? Do not recommend!!!