What a great place to play sand volleyball! They always have great music and vibes. Hook on Fridays…read moreis an amazing way to improve skills and have fun

Cart girls were amazing! so helpful and informative! whole tournament was amazing and so much fun!…read moreThank you!

Milehighssc does it right. Their leagues and tournaments leave just enough time to actually be…read moresocial and meet people. You don't feel rushed to finish the games before the buzzer sounds, and after your done, stick around a while an meet some really cool people. Mike and Erin are the best.

Great league - competitive, yet fun, inviting, and social! Denver has long needed more sand…read morevolleyball and the league at El Potrero is solid. Mike does a fantastic job! Appreciate his thoughtfulness and responsiveness.

Love Love Love this amazing gymnastics studio!! Like really really love this place and the…read morewonderful people who create such amazing experiences for our kiddos. Our children have been coming for open gym since they could crawl. It's a perfect place to burn energy and let kids explore their strengths and boundaries. Open gym is truly an amazing experience every time. We have a son who is in a toddler aged class and he loves going to class each week. Watching his through the observation window is magical. This place provides children an opportunity to grow, discover, and find their autonomy in the most playful and joyful ways. Bounce is a non-competitive gymnastics studio that allows all to find their place and abilities. Having observed the older kid classes-- I am impressed and in love with Bounce. It's such a special place and I am fortunate to have my kids enrolled. Come explore the options and you'll be impressed. You're kiddos will be thrilled to participate in these great classes!

Hosted my son's birthday party here. Coach and owner made a point to make my son feel welcome. Busy…read moregroup of children and everyone had fun!

My 2 boys have been in the Redline basketball program for almost a year and a half. All aspects of…read morethe program are outstanding and my boys have thrived during their time there. There are a number of things that set Redline apart from the competition. The coaching is fantastic. All of my kids coaches are former professional or college athletes, who not only have great knowledge, but also work very well with kids. The management and all of the coaches work together to provide consistent, high-level practice plans that you just don't see in club settings. The things my boys do in practice are what you would expect from college or professional coaches. It shows in how much my kids love to go to practice and games, and how much they have improved. The facility also is a big factor in what makes Redline great. The courts are top of the line, the amenities and observation areas are the best I have seen in Denver, and the sports performance facilities are state-of-the-art. What also sets Redline apart is what comes with your membership besides training in the sport in which your child participates. The sports performance training program features direction by professional trainers that work with your child to develop strength and agility both to improve their fitness and performance now, but also to teach them valuable techniques and habits they can use for the rest of their life. These sessions are a part of every practice, but your child can attend more of the many scheduled sports performance sessions free of charge. Redline also offers specialized training sessions like sport-specific skills classes, jumping classes and running classes that are included in your membership. The staff is very professional, and the communication is great. The people there truly take an interest in making sure that the kids and the parents are informed and that they are responsive to the needs of each member. We were involved with another club for a number of years and our experience there was not so good. Like many other clubs I have seen, they all promise but fall short of what Redline consistently delivers to their team members. If you want your kids to improve and have a fun and productive experience, this is the place for you.

If your son or daughter is extremely selfish type of player and likes to cheat to get ahead, this…read moreis the perfect place for you. The coaches don't build a team, they don't build camaraderie, they emphasize and promote selfishness. Don't waste your money if you have a good honest, athletic hard-working kid. They're not trying to build a team experience, they're simply going to play the selfish kids that cheat to get attention and then take money from the parents of the kids that are there for the right reasons.

We have been traveling for years during the winter to The Oasis. It has always been a pleasure, and…read morethe staff has consistently demonstrated professionalism. However, we recently learned a valuable lesson regarding their protocol on outside drinks. We coordinated a group to take a day off work and spend the afternoon at their facility. To make it worthwhile, we needed another player and managed to solidify a last-minute invite. The court was rented for 3 hours, and about 1.5 hours in, the extra invite pulled a drink out of his bag right in front of the staff. He was confronted and agreed to leave without any resistance, acknowledging that his actions were uncalled for. To me, it seemed like the situation was resolved as our group began organizing the next match. However, moments later, the staff decided to escalate the issue, stating that since the player who violated the facility rules was on our court, everyone in our group had to leave the premises. The staff member also blamed us for not policing our invitees according to their rules and regulations. No one in our group knew the player had the drink until he pulled it out, yet we were all penalized, and the rental cost for the court was kept. The only reason I am leaving this post is to make others aware of The Oasis's protocol for such situations. If you invite anyone to play on the court you rented, you will be held personally responsible for their actions against The Oasis's rules and regulations.

not sure who BUT the 5' 10" (ish average height) lighter brown straight haired bartender w a…read morebackward baseball hat threatened to throw us out for not having our ID's ready within 10 seconds. I had to go to the car to get my ID and he threatened to start the sprinklers on me bc i took longer than 10 seconds. i told him three times i needed to get my ID from the car (bc i didnt drive) and needed maybe 1min... he told my friends he would set the fire sprinklers on them if i took "too long":.. i WILL NOT be back to this establishment if this is how i'll be treated. please respond and do better.

The staff at LoHi Tennis are so friendly and accommodating, I've had a great experience taking…read morelessons. The facility is very nice, easy to find, and parking is a breeze. I highly recommend LoHi Tennis for anyone looking to improve their game!

What a great way to learn a great game! So easy, drop in classes. So affordable, all levels, great…read morelocation. Sergio is great! Understands beginners and makes drills into fun games. The hour flies by and I can't wait until the next class!

National Academy of Athletics is a great way to keep kids active while making sure they're having…read morefun. They offer a bunch of different sports programs across the metro area, so kids can try new activities, learn skills, and build confidence. The coaches do a great job creating a positive environment that focuses on participation, teamwork, and just enjoying the game!

This was a fun little outing in downtown Denver, right off the 16th street mall. The string lights…read moreand decorations (which aren't super visible in my photo) make this a very cute rink. A group of six of us went on a Sunday afternoon, and it was crowded, but we didn't have to wait long to get our skates. The way it works is that the ice skating rink is free, but you have to pay to rent skates. If you own your own skates, then, the experience is completely free! To rent skates, you wait outside in front of a little booth and get a wrist and then go to the window next to that one and say which size you'd like. Despite the rink being crowded, the wait for skates was very short. Service was friendly and efficient. The skates weren't the highest quality, and they use ski boot like buckles rather than laces, but I can't complain given the convenience and price. The ice rink gets smoothed over/cleaned using a Zamboni every so often, and when that happens, you can stand by fire pit stands (I'm not sure what they're called?) or sit on the benches right outside the rink. We stayed for about an hour and a half to two hours and had a good time. This is a great activity for families and friends alike!

Very small but quaint rink! brought my granddaughters one of which takes ice skating lessons and…read morethe other is a newbie, they both had a great time.....rink was not overrun by people, so they were able to enjoy themselves. I loved that it's outdoors and centrally located....Parking was the issue, but worth the walk.