Yes! Now THIS is the type of show that got me obsessed with Cirque Du Soleil. The last show that I…read morehad seen before this one was Toruk, which was based on James Cameron's movie Avatar. It was a complete and utter disappointment in every aspect. What a way to rebound! Ovo is the 14th unique Cirque show that I have seen and it had everything that I have come to love and expect from Cirque Du Soleil. There were feats of strength, skill, and artistry set to music that ranged from hauntingly beautiful to downright silly. The theme of the show revolves around an insect world. There are so many memorable characters that you witness. The sassy ladybug, the high flying crickets, the silly ants, and the other bugs comprise a varied insect kingdom. Some of the most memorable acts: Ants - They start off with Chinese foot juggling with items painted to look like food. Then they advance to Icarian Games where they are juggling each other. So humorous and entertaining. Flying couple - A man and woman are continuously sent flying into the air being pulled up by straps they are holding on to. This act actually kept making me cringe because they had no net and would have been seriously hurt if they would have lost their grip. Aerial cradle - A couple of huge guys were attached to scaffolding high above and flung the ladies airborne to other sections of the scaffolding. Breathtaking! Contortion - The name of the song that plays during this act is called "sexy web". These spiders might get me to reconsider my hatred of arachnids. Diabolos - I first saw these in La Nouba, but this solo artist was doing tricks with them I had never seen before. I'm still trying to figure out how he was able to release one stick and have it fling around him while the diabolo stayed on the string. Power track - Crickets come powering out of the stage tumbling on a long trampoline while other crickets fall from the top of a high wall onto trampolines. What a finale! The soundtrack was an instant purchase for me. It's interesting to read how the musical composer used Brazilian music as a heavy influence. The music doesn't sound anything like other Cirque shows that I've seen. Some of the music is insanely catchy and gets stuck in my head for days when I hear it. I left the arena with a smile on my face excited to see the next Cirque creation!

very much a very young kid's show. And it should be billed that way. Normally I live their shows…read morebut this was very boring with nothing exciting or visual about it. We left at intermission.

This place is so cool! Quite the local gem. I had the breakfast burrito with gravy and it was so…read moredelicious. The staff were so kind and quick! I hope I can return some day

Looking for more than just a bar to hangout at, then go to Supernova! They have classic arcade…read moregames and pinball and most of the games are only $0.25. My favorite arcade game is DigDug and they are the only place I know that still has it! They have a huge drink assortment and the bartenders are great at recommendations. Make this your next stop for a Saturday night

It is fun and clean but it is so dark my grandma fell so pay attention and SKIP HOLE 9!!!!!!!!!!!!!read more

We enjoyed our game. Thanks to a previous reviewer, we were aware that everyone in our family…read moreneeded to show military IDs to get the discount, so we arrived prepared. On arrival, there were two families ahead of us, so we were told that there was a 30 minute wait to start to allow social distancing. My husband asked if it was possible to have her call us when we could come back, and within 15 minutes she called. We first had to read the rules and agree to them (everyone MUST wear a mask, including covering your nose, at all times, or you will be asked to leave with no refund; all members must wait at the hole until everyone is done that hole; leave 1 hole between your party and the group in front of you....nothing unreasonable). Upon paying, she handed each of us our club and dropped our choice of golf ball into our hands. We were also given a score card with a clipboard and pencil tied onto a string. We got there 1.5 hours before closing, and we were told that we could start with the first 17 holes, and if we had time, the second set of 17 holes, both finishing at the Plinko style 18th hole. The first thing we noticed when we started was how many black lights were there....everything was well lit. We also enjoyed seeing the different clothing items we had on light up too. All 17 of the first group of holes were different from each other, and all well constructed with no loose pieces and nothing broken. There was a limit of 5 tries for each hole to keep the game moving, but we had 4 hole-in-ones between our family of 4, so it was fun and challenging. 45 minutes before closing, the woman in charge came around to each group to let us know. We thought it might be tight, so we finished 17, did number 1 on the second set (it was the moving windmill!!) then went to hole 18 to turn in our golf balls. We had to wait until she was able to watch, because if you got a hole in one on the higher hole, you got a prize. My son went first (he had the highest number of 5s on the score card) and he got a hole in one....it made his entire night! His prize was a free game. The rest of us barely missed that hole, but we were so happy for him that we were ok not getting the prize too. We returned our clubs to the used box by the cash register, turned in the clipboard, and were offered a squirt of sanitizer. It smelled extra nice and we were told they add a touch of essential oils to make the alcohol smell disappear a bit (great idea!). We were just visiting from out of town, but we will go back if we come to Co Springs again! My husband gave the free game to a friend who lives there so they can enjoy a fun time too. I forgot to take pictures, but the walls were covered in glowing animals, the decorative plants glowed, and the holes were also decorated with glowing paint.

The employees are great...non-judgmental and as opposed to what some say they don't expect anything…read morefrom you. The theater only shows one movie at a time mainly straight. The theater is clean and some are saying that it smells but it's not true. It's a good place to go and relax and enjoy an adult movie. The merchandize is a little pricey not bad though.

Honestly, I have no idea how this place is even still open. And all of the years that I've lived in…read moreColorado Springs especially those I'm counting as an adult old enough to enter these types of stores, this place is trashy. Everything is way overpriced. The private booths in the back are anything but private, the theater smells like a septic tank because I'm certain the seating has been soaked in 90 years worth of urine, vomit, feces and various other bodily fluids.... The older men who work the counter seem to think that they're entitled to sexual favors just because they exist behind the counter. I really wish this place was condemned and leveled to the ground.

Went there on a Tuesday night. Not many people around…read more It's a great place to go look at and love seeing a building like this being repurposes instead of bulldozed down. Good food, great drinks, and great place to enjoy a beer or cocktail, ambiance.

What a fun and unique place Ivy Wild School is. Such a great and innovative idea to turn this…read moreestablished school building into a community market, complete with a gym, breweries and eateries. The stores have unique merchandise as well. The Detroit style pizza, empanadas, and drinks we tried were all tasty and made to order. The Principal's office bar tenders were fabulous and friendly. There was plenty of parking and the outer lights make a nice atmosphere when visiting at night. Expensive drinks but a memorable experience. Walking the stairs, creaky wood hallways, and using the restrooms still definitely has an "old school" look and feel to it. I almost expected to hear a school bell while visiting!

This is honestly the greatest thing ever! Very affordable, multiplayer, never packed, and is so…read morefun, especially if it's your first time playing with VR.

From the owner: When we got our first taste of virtual reality, we knew we were trying something special. It was…read morethen we decided to open a business dedicated to sharing that experience with folks from all over. In April 2017, we headed towards the future by opening Epic VR, and we haven't looked back since. Our arcade features all the most popular VR systems with over 50 games for you to sink your teeth into. And with so many different experiences, gamers and non-gamers alike all have something to enjoy at our place. If you're looking for an adventure, join us in welcoming the future of gaming!

Great flea market with tons of collectibles, video games, anime gear, Hello Kitty goods, Tee…read moreshirts, food, produce, incense, plants etc.

They have tons of stuff I can't find anywhere else. From the fruits and veggies at the front, to…read morethe good lunch and music, to the cool sports store inside that sells autographed stuff and cards I've never seen before

Let me start by saying, the performers are amazing, beautiful and funny! The best and obvious part…read moreof this business. I would never recommend the food. My partner and I came in on Valentine's Day for the show and our meal was included. The spaghetti was so bad we both got sick within 20-30 mins. Unfortunately we had to leave because it was too much for our stomachs to handle. I get that this isn't the #1 choice for a restaurant downtown but if you're going to serve food at least make it edible? You then are sitting at a tiny table (shared with random people) where having your drink, purse and jacket make it completely awkward and crammed. I had to get up multiple times during the show to allow others to move past. If it were up to me, I'd focus on decent food and personal space; over making money on the amount of bodies in the bar.

Wow. I mean. Just wow…read more We've been to all kinds of shows. This was burlesque. We were worried- how good could a show in Colorado Springs be? The answer- wondrous! There was a huge variety of acts. Honestly though the MCs were my favorite. They're chemistry and the way they played off each other made the show. The venue was funky. Down stairs and hidden from prying eyes- loved it! They do have food, but we didn't try it this time.

Fun classes with lots of creative handprinted cards in their shop. Always one-of-a- kind items, a…read moremust stop when visiting downtown CO Springs.

The woman I encountered was very rude to me. I had never been in before and was asking questions. I…read morelet her make me feel stupid when I didn't know what the business was about. Hindsight is 20/20. After reading some of the "cards", should have left immediately. Raunchy and nasty.

This could have been a great gamer hang out. Upon entering, you would think the owner is another…read morecustomer. If you pay for a time slot and want to play VR, you have to wait for him to be done with it first. The overall vibe is one of discomfort and irritation, like you've walked right into someone's living room and are prying the Xbox controller right out of their hands. There is no structure to the way the business runs, and it took an unnatural amount of effort on the customers' part to figure out the rates and amenities - especially considering that the owner won't say two words to anyone.

This place is awesome! I'm not sure when these other people who reviewed came or if they ever…read moredid...because this place is nothing like what they said. I was super skeptical when I showed up, but just walking inside took all of that away. LevelUp is definitely a lounge. Meaning, it's NICE. The couches are plush and clean, the TV's are big, flat and new. The art on the walls is awesome, it's like a game studio office. I was definitely ready to be disappointed but now I can't wait to get back there. They have tournaments each week and cash prizes, as well as amazing monthly pass pricing.. $35 a month for as much gaming as you want. Sooo you could essentially win a tournament and pay for your month haha. So cool! At first, Lee, the owner, was a bit standoffish but after some talking I felt right at home. The employee there, Leiha(sp?) was also amazing; super friendly and open. The regular players were really nice; a guy named John? showed me the ropes of Destiny 2, and another was duking it out on Fortnite while R6Siege was patching. Super chill! If you're into gaming and want to find an awesome hangout/bat cave/getaway, this is the spot! Definitely check it out! And say hi if you see me there! *EDIT* I forgot to mention the chairs: the place is full of top notch gaming chairs. Like those cool fancy pro gaming chairs that look like a luxury space jet seat? Yea those ones. All in all, the inside of this lounge had to have cost a bunch of coins. Super legit and mad respect to the guy who put down all of those coins to make it happen!