Very nice stadium. Clean. Staff attentive and friendly. Very sunny, no shade so be prepared with…read moresunscreen. Clear bags only for adults. Student spectators can not bring in anything. No outside food but there is a concessions stand and that does help the programs at the schools. So that is awesome. New scoreboard and sound system is state of the art and top notch. Lots of parking.

Great venue for watching high school sports and activities! Seems clean and well kept, the stadium…read morebleachers are in like new condition. Can get a little cold and windy, so bring a blanket. They also have a staffed snack shack that sells food and drinks.

Enjoyed quite the afternoon and empower field May 9 for the monster truck jam everything was set up…read moreperfectly. Everybody was wonderfully nice signing autographs, taking pictures letting you check out their vehicles couldn't get too close but you were able to get close enough. This is becoming annual thing and it becomes more amazing and fun every year. I enjoy watching the babies get a kick out of seeing the trucks jump and make noises that's one of the best parts of the whole thing lol if you ever get a chance to check out this event do so if you've ever been to empower field, you know how accessible everything is. Thanks For The Read Until Next Time

I had a great time when I came to the Empower Field for the Broncos Patriots AFC Championship game…read more The stadium has a lot of different parking spots but since I stayed at the Courtyard nearby, I just walked here. The walk wasn't too bad but in the snow, it was a mission. The stadium is very nice outside, you get to see some status .. Hall of Fame stuff, and broncos statue as well. Inside the stadium is nice, the seats are regular stadium seats so nothing special with it. If you're lucky to go to the Suite Level area or the Press Box then it's very nice there. The game was great until it started having the snow storm which likely affected the game outcome.

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!

Solid arena for rodeos, indoor football, & monster truck rally jams. Could use a minor league…read morehockey team here at Denver Coliseum, or in southern Colorado again.

Huge dog bear today hundreds and hundreds of dogs with different games like races and you could…read morehave your dog try hurting she things like that lots of boots lots of rescues if you're ever looking to rescue a dog there's plenty of rescues out there breed specific or not anyway nice event the Coliseum is nice and I was reading a poster where it said it's going to be renovated for a public market that will be very cool the food is pretty expensive but of course they have alcohol and coffee for sale but I'm going to go find a slice of pie someplace else

We've been to Ball Arena, previously known as Pepsi Center, many times. Events and shows including…read moreconcerts, family shows like Disney On Ice, sporting events for the Colorado Avalanche, Denver Nuggets and Colorado Mammoth. Today's occasion was a club level suit for a friend's birthday and it was also Rocky's birthday as well. Quite memorable as you can see, the suite had food and drinks while the club level offered additional food and drink options. Many lounges, walk up bars and food stands to satisfy any craving. The atmosphere was electric and we have the best fans! Let's Go Mile High City!

GO NUGGETS! Pro…read moreTip: Enter the arena quickly with CLEAR! It's a great facility with nice amenities. Not sure there's a bad seat in the house, but the club seats and section 124 are fantastic. The vibes are high + food was great!

A Ballpark That Feels Like Community! Coors Field is more…read morethan just a place to watch a baseball game--it's a space where people come together and share a meaningful experience. As someone who studies communication and popular culture, I see the stadium as a great example of how everyday places can bring people closer and create a sense of connection. From the moment you walk in, there is a strong feeling of shared identity. Fans wearing Rockies gear, the views of the mountains, and the excitement of the crowd all contribute to a sense of belonging. These moments reflect a key idea from my field: popular culture helps shape how people see themselves as part of a larger community. Even small details--like enjoying classic ballpark food or browsing team merchandise--add to the experience. These simple activities are part of what scholars describe as everyday cultural practices, where meaning, identity, and enjoyment come together in ordinary settings. There is also something special about the atmosphere itself. Whether it is your first game or one of many, the traditions of baseball create a sense of familiarity and continuity. The game connects to decades of stories, memories, and shared experiences, making each visit feel both personal and part of something bigger. Overall, Coors Field stands out not only because it is a beautiful and enjoyable place, but because it highlights how everyday experiences--like spending an evening at a ballgame--can bring people together in meaningful ways. A welcoming, vibrant space that captures the spirit of community and shared experience.

We were in town for spring break and one of the local attractions on our itinerary was to catch a…read moreRockies game at Coors Field. It happens to be their home opening weekend and they were going against the highly touted Philadelphia Phillies. We arrived to Coors Field on a Saturday for an evening game. The stadium is located in a nice area in downtown Denver. Paid parking is accessible along the streets, multiple parking lots, and parking garages all around. There was a jersey hoodie giveaway to the first 20,000 fans so we decided to arrive a little earlier than usual. The jersey hoodie was good quality for a free giveaway. It was a nice touch. We were able to walk around before the game started and see how beautiful the stadium was. It looked like every seat had a great view. As for food we ordered the Tournadough pretzel twister with butter and Parmesan, Rocky Mountain oysters with fries, Rockie Dog, a tall Elysian Space Dust and a couple of Chardonnay wines. Everything was delicious. The Tornadough was a tasty combo of both sweet and salty. It was soft and chewy in a pleasant way. The Rocky Mountain oysters were unique and crispy. I could not tell it was bull testicles. Lol. The Rockie Dog was scrumptious with all the toppings and condiments. Overall we enjoyed our experience at Coors Field. The staff were all friendly and helpful. The game itself was entertaining at times but I wish there could have been more scoring due to the infamous Denver "thin air." We were able to catch the sunset from our seats which was amazing. The price point of all the food and the tickets were more than fair. I hope to be back when my favorite baseball team, the San Francisco Giants play vs the Rockies.

Was there for a WICT event - large, clean, safe and everyone that worked there was wonderful.read more

Fun place to watch a movie in the park! We came at the last minute, but had more than enough…read moresnacks! Such a fun time. It was very family friendly. Plenty of room to spread out and enjoy the view! The only downside is no closed caption on the movie.

We attended the Tanner Gun Show in this venue and the venue worked very well for this event. The…read morebuilding is huge, well laid out and has plenty of parking. The restrooms are clean and well located. They have a small snack grill that serves some simple, good food. Burgers etc. The gun show itself was great and I added a few new toys to my collection. I really enjoy gun shows, as does my wife. This building is perfect for these types of shows.

My third time here, second for a concert. The sound system rocks for a small venue. Concessions…read moreare limited so plan some time standing in line and double up that bevvie order (play it safe!) Offerings include the traditional dogs and pizza but we enjoyed street tacos. The ladies working the counter were very kind and accommodating to our requests to "pile on the toppings". At no extra charge too! The jury (ok...me) is still out as far as seating. They really must like to cram people in as the seats are truly midget sized, so bring a butt pad. Otherwise, with a 7200 seating capacity (depending on the event i am sure), I honestly do not think there is a bad seat in the house (viewership wise). The drive...it is what it is. If driving from Denver, forget I-25... its a jam! Take side streets but plan a little time for that adventure. Driving from the burbs, i highly recommmend taking 470. Its worth the $10 (or so).

This is an amazing venue for lacrosse and concerts (yes, I know it's the Rapids' stadium, but I…read morehave yet to come to a Rapids game). I don't think there's a bad seat in the entire stadium. The staff during the Hozier concert ensured policies were enforced to keep the environment great for everyone!

Update: I have since heard from the CO Rapids and Dick's Sporting Goods Park. I appreciate the…read morecommunication and will remove my 1 star rating to Good. Thank you very much for reaching out to me to fully understand what happened. Saturday, September 27, 2025, was my first professional soccer game. Minnesota United vs. Colorado Rapids. My brother, sister-in-law and nephew flew in from Minneapolis to Denver to take me to the game. I was very excited and happy my family came to visit me in Denver. The fun ended 10 minutes after the game started. We sat in Section 131. We were told by a season ticket holder to "STFU and no one wants to live in Minnesota so why don't you STFU and moved to the visitor's section?" This coming from a father of two little girls, under the age of 10, and who had no problem swearing at us to shut up. Is this the kind of season ticket holders you have at your establishment? Another couple also told us to shut up. Excuse me, but we're at a soccer game. MN United fans chant throughout the game. I was appalled and it left a terrible taste in my mouth. My 20-year-old nephew had to tell the father, "It's dog days here, or we'd be sitting where the dogs are at, so please have a little respect." You might want to share with your fans your Fan Code of Conduct you have on your website. They clearly missed the mark Saturday night, and I felt extremely threatened.