This was one of the worst customer service I have EVER had. I have been going to tracks for about 3 years now... They were super rude to a friend that has also been going to tracks with me now for about 1 year now. They kicked her out saying she was too drunk. They called my best friend Miranda a liar... Saying that we were covering for her. All we were going to do was celebrate my best friends significant other being home. I will never be retuning to tracks EVER again... I have seen this happen to 4 other people that I know ... Thank u but I don't need your club to have fun... And I will make sure that everyone knows that.. read more

I'll start off by mentioning that tracks was my first gay club. It was magical, and I loved going ever chance I could, even long after I moved from Denver to Los Angeles. I visit Denver 2-3 times a year and tracks is always on my to-do list, especially for their pride events. Unfortunately, after my terrible experience last night, I will NEVER be coming back. After a long day of an 8 hour flight delay that put me landing at DIA at 1130, I hurried as fast as I could to make it to the drag performance for pride. I had plans to attend with my mother and brother who are both great supporters and straight allies to the gay community. Every year I've been to the events they've had everything connected if they had more than one even going on. This year were separate events and I was unaware. So after spending $60 cover for the three of us we got inside (at 1 am, mind you) only to find out we had entered the wrong side, an easy mistake for a visitor to make especially because the entrance has never been anyplace different in any of the countless times I came to tracks. After asking several door people if they'd be able to let us out of one side and into the other they said that it was up to the other entrance. We gave it a shot and tried to explain that we had just spent 60 dollars to spend a small amount of time in a club we didn't care to go to. The door man said we would still have to pay even though last call was but 15 minutes away and the show was already completed. Even after explaining my long day and that my mother was with me just to have a prideful experience with her gay son, the jerk at the door sent us home, and didn't even ask his manager if they could do something. Mind you, a $25 cover is RIDICULOUS and exploiting the gay pride spirit. In LA, a pride celebration more than 2 times the size of Denver, not a single club charges cover the whole weekend, plus concert tickets to see artists like Kesha, Wilson Phillips, and fifth harmony were $20. It's sad to see that the gay community in Denver has become run by profit seeking promoters, and not people who actually care about people going to celebrate pride. I'm truly disappointed and my heart is broken that the first place that opened its big gay arms for me, is now a place I detest. read more

"Security" is extremely rude and unprofessional. One of the angry lesbians at the door thought she had busted someone with an item they weren't supposed to have. Unfortunately it wasn't what she thought it was after all. All of this was realized of course AFTER the fact that she went off. I hate to be the one to break it to you, but you're not a cop. You're just a door person at a club. And not even a good one, so try to calm down. Maybe she was having female problems. Or maybe she had a vitamin D deficiency. ;) perhaps that's what your life is missing..... If you make it through the angry lesbian at the door though, expect the extremely overpriced cover charge and also expensive drinks. The funniest part about the weapons policy is that when you order a drink the plastic thing they give you with cherries or limes on it is extremely sharp and solid plastic. Who needs a knife when they have those?! Good thinking Einsteins!!!!! Best advice is just to avoid this dump. No one wants to pay a lot to be treated with disrespect. read more

okay, i'm from a relatively small town in the heart of indiana, we don't see too many fancy clubs, let alone huge ones that are full of lesbians. i've only been here on first fridays and have enjoyed it each time. it's a blast to just go, have a few drinks and dance your butt off in any one of the three huge rooms, each with different music playing. i highly recommend getting your drink from the bartender with the short dark hair at the bar right when you walk into the club, she pours them the right way, i.e. strong, each time. i love that there's a mix of people here, all types, love it! read more

I've been to MANY gay clubs all over the world. Usually the gays like to bag on any and all local gay bars/clubs (assuming I guess that everywhere else is better?). Tracks does a great job, though, as is overall one of the best (perhaps top 10) gay clubs I've been to. Granted, I can only go there every so often, but I think that would be true for just about any social venue. Thursday nights are 18+ . . . so if you can handle what oftentimes sounds like screaming high school / jr. high girls (yes, I'm talking about the twinks), it can be fun. I think the music on Thursdays is actually oftentimes better than the music on Saturdays (which is their big night). Not to miss are the primary "special" events (Pride weekend, Halloween, etc.). They open up the Exdo (the rest of the building) and you find yourself in an all encompassing party environment . . . asking yourself, am I really in this little city of Denver? read more

I went to Tracks for the first time last night with a couple of my gay friends and their friends... and I will ABSOLUTELY be going back as soon as possible. I had a blast! Between the super strong drinks (hello, Captain with a splash of Coke), the great vibe, excellent dance floors, and super friendly people, I am hooked. No one was rude, everyone was just there to have fun. To avoid the hefty cover, my friends and I all arrived earlier than 10:00pm and even though the club was basically dead, we still had a great time before things kicked off. All in all, I LOVED every second of the night! read more

I have to say that when I bought a ticket for a drag queen show on the 30th that would be what I would be going to instead I got a taste of reality that it was to a dance club and to me if that was a show this was very disappointing, first of all you could not see a damn thing and I was not impressed that ended up to be ticket to get in a dance club. I would love to do a review on this whole situation to let everyone know to be very scarce of what you are buying.  Disappointment!!!! read more

I have lived in Denver over a year now and have gone to tracks occasionally. Although the amount of good reviews of the place is predictable for this town, I still say that place Tracks never fails to put me in a bad mood. I don't go on Thursday hip-hop nights because I don't like kids. Plus I think security overly watches that room which makes it obvious how afraid of having too many Black patrons at that place. Arielle W. says how nice the patrons and staff are at tracks. Very few times by very few people have I experienced that by, which confirms my suspicious of the type of place this bar attracts and welcomes (White and people who wish they were White). Patrons are pretentious and cliquey. I'm usually pretty outgoing when I go out. I've attempted on a few occasions to chat with people here, but the attitude is, "ok, nice meeting you, gotta find my friends!" Or they bump into you incessantly and pretend as though it's not happening. I'm not talking 1:30 am, I'm talking 11 o'clock where it's not even packed yet. They treat Black people with utter disdain (again, unless you're one of those who've lived here all your life and just happen to know a choice few of Whites). It's like, there's been times I haven't even tried hitting on anyone, but just chatting. I get a 1 word response and then they look away. Or you engage them in conversation but they seem miffed that you ever even bothered. It's like WTF, I dress nice, have a nice body, treat people nice...yet they shun me because of who I am. Even other Blacks at Tracks are trifling. I went with a sorta cute White guy once and 2 other dudes were trying to get in between us. It's like jigga seriously? I know it's hard to find White dudes in this place that are into other jiggas but ain't no reason to be trying to cock block on another dude's game just because you realize he's with someone White, so the White guy must like Black dudes including YOU. jigga please... This place (and all of Denver) closes way too early. I don't understand why they can't close at 2 am instead of throwing clearly drunk people onto the streets at 1:40 am. That's why I hate the scene in Denver. I'm from Miami where last call is at 4:50 am, but you can still hop over downtown and have drinks til 8 a.m. People in Denver don't know what a real party is which is why the reviews here are so rave. Security at Tracks has IMO always been a bunch of pricks. I once left to put a sweater away and came back after having bought 2 drinks, and they expected me to pay to get back in because I'd forgotten to get stamped. The security guard acted as though he didn't even recognize me step out (sure, there was only 2 or 3 other Black people that night, how could he not). The fact that tracks does not have any seating near the bars kind of just makes it hard to meet anyone. But it's so odd how everyone just huddles up in circular groups. And to be alone there just feels like hell. I had better times and met way friendlier people at X bar (met my BF there) and Vinyl (Summer Sundays) than I've ever met at Tracks. What's also sad to see is all the Black and Latino guys here basically acting as though they have no identity. You'll see like 1 or 2 within a large group of Whites and most of them are trying so hard to belong. It's like get real. I know some of us, including myself like to meet some nice White or Hispanic guys, but Tracks (and Denver for that matter) is not the place. I've had better luck meeting them in Kansas City and Minneapolis than here. Matter of fact, I've actually been starting to meet some fine brothers going out to X bar, despite the fact of guys in Denver have this idea that "the Black guys here are ugly". I really don't have much good to say about Tracks. It has some resemblance to circuit clubs I've gone to in Miami/Dallas/Tampa Bay, but the guys of Denver are too cliquey and reserved to make this place feel like it. It's like a cheers mentality in a place that should be much more let loose. There's more fake people running around this place than I've met at any other place in Denver (A lot of White/Hispanic guys here have exchanged numbers, told me I'm cute and then blow me off when we get in contact) . Literally, every single person I've ever met and exchanged numbers at Tracks have been artificial. And a lot of it probably has to do with the fact that Tracks is like a cult for the gay, White preppy Denver scene, and they can't accept anyone who has some color in their skin or presents a different style and demeanor. read more

Tracks sucks...they confiscated my Montana state ID saying it wasn't me. I guess I wasn't supposed to cut my hair. I don't think they can legally just TAKE someone's property AND I'm 22 years old. I called management or some chick CLAIMING to be the Manager about getting my ID back and I was told I'd have to talk to Security? Cmon, really?? On top of me losing my ID, my sister and a friend who paid to get in and came out only to see what was taking me so long weren't allowed back in. I'll never go back. Tracks is a joke. read more

This is the second time I have been to Tracks! They have an incredible First Friday where it is lesbian night! They start off with country music (not a fan) and in another room later they play dance music! It is wonderful to see so many age groups in one place! The drinks are a bit pricey but I guess that is normal for clubs! Will def be going again! read more

At first, my friends and I were kinda creeped out by its location (it was out of nowhere!), and not so happy about the mandatory entrance fee ($10, even though it says it's free if we enter before 9PM) but this place was AWESOME! I had my best night in a long while there. On the day we went, there was roller skating, karaoke, ping pong/ beer pong and a lot more! You don't even have to drink to sincerely enjoy the place. The bartender was great, and people who went there just creates great atmosphere overall! read more

I've only gone to the recent location of this place, so don't get mad at me if you hate this place. I've been going on almost a weekly basis since I was 18. I'm 22 when I wrote this review. Yeah, I'm a usual, go figure. But anyways, I love this place. The music is awesome, the staff are very friendly. They'll even crack a joke on you if they know you. They have 5 places you can go to: Techno Room (self explanatory), Heaven Lounge (they change the music on certain days), Red Hallway (if you ever get tired and want to just sit down and chill), the Smoking Patio (faux grass carpet and patio chairs in the Summer. In the Fall and Winter, they turn on the heaters), and the Exdo Center (only open on select nights and their Holiday parties). The place used to be GLBT only, but they now removed that rule, letting everyone enter. The people who go there are very friendly, you'll most likely strike a conversation with a random person and they'll greet you with a hug the next time they see you. Be careful of some of the people there. Some of the younger crowd tend to let their ego go to their heads and well... you get the drift. But not everyone there is bad. The bathrooms are Unisexual, so it doesn't matter if you go into the Boys or Girls. Prices on drinks aren't cheap, but they aren't expensive. You'll do fine with just having $20 for the night, depending on how much you drink and how much you splurge on your friends. Cover charge tends to vary on different nights, depending on if you're 21+ or younger. On special nights such as their Drama Drag and Holiday parties and their special parties, cover charge tends to be a little higher, so either call them or check up on their website for the up coming events and cover charge. If you're one of those people who like to get up and just dance the night away (like me whenever I'm there... drunk most of the time) they did update the air conditioning system so you won't build that much of a sweat, trust me on this. It's now better to walk around with little sweat than look like someone dumped a bucket of water on you. Decorations for their Holiday and Special parties are always out of this world, even the employees love to dress up for the night. Bartenders are very sexy. Also, in the Techno Room, if you're going to Tracks for a celebration, you can go up to the DJ (climb the stairs), you can request them to put a message on the TV's that they have. That way your friend can feel a little appreciated. read more

I loved watching DJ Beth Kanai on Wednesdays and the Pink Spot drink they suggested was YUMMY........danced till I couldn't breathe!!!!!! LOL Great Fun read more

I came from out of town for a bachelorette party and was blown away by this club!! The service was outstanding (I totally felt like a celebrity for the night) and the music and atmosphere made me feel as if I was in Las Vegas. I felt very safe and would highly reccomend this spot to others!! read more

Just moved from Washington a few months back and was impressed with this place. The music was great, drinks a little too strong but worth the price. The best thing I remember was one of the bouncers was awesome straight, short, hispanic, muscular little guy very nice. By the way management why do you guys have this guy doing with he's clothes on? Saw him in the looker room at the gym a few days later and DAM you guys are wasting some talent having him checking ID's fully clothed Lol just saying! Overall great experience and will be going back. read more

This place ROCKS! I went out with the girls for a night on the town and had the best time at Tracks. Tons of space to dance, tons of people, and tons of fun! We felt like we were at a Vegas dance club!!! They had amazing service and I will most definitely be going back for more good times!!!! My favorite part was that everyone around us was having as much fun as we were... Tracks has such a great atmosphere- you can't not have fun! read more

How unfortunate that this is the ONLY LGBT specific nightclub in Denver CO. Of course there are plenty of attractive homo and bi sexuals there because other than the bars it is the only option. What is really disappointing it the entirely arbitrary way they decide who does and doesn't get into the club. I've experienced several incidents where my ID has been questioned although I'm a 23 year old male and have frequented Tracks since I was 18. What sucks entirely is I don't have any other choice if I'm wanting a club environment that directly caters to the LGBT community. I feel that Tracks is entirely aware of that and takes advantage of instead of serving those who need a place to feel welcome and accepted. Just last night I had a friend whose ID was confiscated because she was "too drunk" to enter the club. When confronted by an off duty police officer on the issue the employee lied and said no ID was confiscated. I know that tomorrow "at noon" when I reach out to the office they will have miraculously found the ID because this was not the first time I've experienced this. In layman's terms FUCK THIS NIGHT CLUB I PRAY TO THE DANCE GODS ANOTHER LGBT CLUB OPENS THAT KNOCKS TRACKS DICK IN THE DIRT AND TEACHES IT TO RESPECT THE COMMUNITY VERSUS TAKING ADVANTAGE OF IT. I will NEVER revisit this club and will make it a point to notify every member of the community that I am actively evolved in to not visit this establishment. There are other options and I will from now on actively direct the finances I have available towards competing with Tracks Night Club. Don't attend this club if you support the LGBT community in Denver CO. read more

This place has so much potential--- the setup, lights, and sound are ideal... but there are so many bad things, whenever i go, I leave with a little bit of a bad taste in my mouth. The cover situation feels like a bit much for Denver, but there aren't that many spots like it, so I'll excuse it. But the staff--- holy balls! Some are great, but by and large, the security staff and bartenders will treat you like crap and like a complete inconvenience. Drinks are pretty pricey, but again, I'll excuse because it's a club. But they won't serve you free water, there are no drinking fountains, they will not give you a cup for bathroom water, and the bartenders will tell you there is a cooler somewhere but there isn't. You have to buy bottled water (I want to say like $3.50 a bottle) if you don't want to die of thirst (cuz it's a club, and it's Colorado, and you're hot and sweaty). After dropping $10 on cover and $30 on drinks (just for myself and I wasn't getting crazy), I don't think it's too much to ask that you serve me a glass of water or have a free water option. It just feels like a slap in the face and like they don't appreciate your patronage at all. Also, the music tends to be pretty terrible. read more

This bar/club only gets 5 stars because certain members of their bar staff!!! I only moved here a couple months ago and have visited the establishment several times since I have been here. They have a true gem of a bartender that works there...her name is Jelvis! She has quickly become my favorite bartender in Denver, well my favorite bartender ever actually!!! My boyfriend and I love coming to see her! He's quite shy and reserved, completely opposite from my free spirited self, and she made him feel right at home (which made me the happiest)!!! Ever since we stumbled across Tracks looking for a fun place to dance and ran into her, we'd rather come see her than visit other bars or other bartenders!!! I have worked in the service industry for many many years and I know a gem when I see one! Most of us service industry people are quite picky and full of criticism!!! She's the creme de la creme of bartenders with her larger than life personality!!! As awesome as she is I'm sure she already has a following but I'm spreading the word about her and look forward to sending coworkers and friends her way!!! Heading to Tracks anytime soon? Go see Jelvis, trust me, you won't regret it!!! read more