We had a great time and the manager was super nice. He was helpful and made sure we had a great…read moreexperience. Wish we had a place like this near home!

We reserved an 8:30pm and arrived 10 minutes before. My headset was working just fine, when I first…read morefinished the tutorial I had to wait a good minute before I was finally helped move to the next stage because our attendant was in deep conversation with the guests from earlier. My partners headset didn't work almost the entire time we were there and I ended up just letting him use mine. We were given extra time to ply for the inconvenience but it didn't really matter since we weren't able to play with each other because the ONE game he kept trying to get us to play so we could do it against each other, wasn't working. We are visiting from VA but do not recommend this place.

Flew in from CA and thought I would give this haunted house a shot. I was not disappointed. The…read moreproduction value was excellent, actors were great and overall had a great time. If you are in town I would highly recommend it. I will be back next year!

Do. Not. Go. On. A. Weekend!…read more Yikes! We got in the line at 8pm on a Saturday night and didn't actually go into the haunted house until 11:30pm...3.5 hours?!?!?! Not only was the line moving at a snails pace, but there were times where we were literally standing (or resorted to sitting) in the same block on the sidewalk for 20+ minutes with zero movement. At about 9:30pm, a group of 30 soccer players showed up, went to the VIP line and were in and out within an hour, meanwhile, we had moved approximately 30 feet forward. They say they let in two VIP groups for every one regular, but honestly this simply cannot be the case based on how slow we were moving. We also started timing how much time elapsed between groups and there seemed to by no rhyme or reason, sometimes it was a minute, but twice, it got up to three minutes between groups. I love that they want to give you the experience with just your group, however, to be effective, it really needs to be specific days/timed slots, because we would have 100% turned around and come a different day had someone told us we would be waiting for even over 2 hours. As for the haunted house itself, it's sick, it's really well done and in my opinion, a great level of scare. However, after attending Halloween Horror Nights at LA and Orlando's Universal Studios, where the longest amount of time we ever waited was 2 hours, 3.5 for a standalone is downright ridiculous and significantly played into our overall experience.

For Hockey Rink Yelps I will use a set format:…read more Overall: 5 Rink Location: 5 Rink Ambiance: 5 Adult League skill range: 2.5 Adult League Top Skill level: 3 Adult League Non-Aggressiveness: 4 Adult Drop In: 5 Skills/Stick and Puck: 5 Pro Shop: 0 Staff Friendliness: 3.5 Ice Condition - Game Play: 5 Ice Condition - Dry after cuts: 5 Ice Condition - Smooth after cuts: 5 Ice Condition - Edges: 5 Ice Condition - Board or Glass quality: 5 Cancellations or Schedule Changes: 3 Referees: 4 Nets: 4.5 Website: 3.5 Off-ice viewing and entertainment: 3 Parking: 4 Pricing: 4 Cleanliness: 5 Showers: 4 Locker Rooms: 4.5 Notes: Two sheets of Ice here: Magness Arena (800 seats where DU Pioneers play) and Joy Burns Ice Arena (standard Ice Rink) without pro shop or restaurant. Decent view of the ice surfaces in Joy Burns and great seats for Magness. Organization is definitely spotty but some of them really try. Listen folks, this is top quality ice for the Pioneers. Accept that fact and you will be in 7th heaven for the privilege to skate here like I am. If you go in expecting top quality service and organization you will be disappointed from time to time. Top level play is low in their 2 mixed level leagues and referees seem OK. Ice times are a little late on some nights. Lower levels are a little more chippy but not unbearable. Drop in is great with mid range and higher skill level from time to time (Sundays are usually fastest). Schedule is a little random but lots of stick and puck available. An amazing array of highly talented coaches are seen frequently on the ice here.Can't ask for more. This is an Adult League review and it looks like they have a very, very strong youth program.

This is the training/practice rink. Went here to see our…read moregrandson play. The seats are comfortable, but the legroom makes Frontier Airlines look spacious.

Tonight we had watched Harry Prince and the Cursed Child…read more I had met a group of friends and we had an excellent time here. It was fun getting in roll play with others as well. Our seats were front row balcony and I'm normally afraid of heights. When I first got to our seats i felt kind of woozy but before the end of show I was over my fear. The set was set up brilliantly along with the story.

The place to go for touring Broadway shows. Productions are high quality, the ushers are all great…read more Facilities are decent with comfortable seating, good audio and sightlines, though seats at the very sides can't see everything stage back. And you might spend 5-10 minutes in the security line before the show. On site parking costs have increased over the years, and everyone leaving at once creates a backup, I've switched to using apps to park a couple blocks away. I can appreciate they don't want to support scalpers, but the no refunds/no exchanges for single ticket buyers combined with the fact the tickets aren't available until the day of show make it stressful to commit months in advance. This would be easily fixed by having a secondary face-value market and/or allowing same-show exchanges when availability allows.

If you're looking for a spot to have a picnic, you have found the right place. Even though I spend…read moremost of time in Washington Park I do love walking to this gem especially when the leaves are changing colors. You will find some shaded grass areas, tennis courts, and a playground area if you have little ruggers. When you finish, walk around the neighborhood and be wowed by the neighborhood architecture. If you cross university you can also walk through the DU campus.

The park itself is spacious and well-kept, with big open lawns perfect for tossing a frisbee,…read morereading under a tree, or setting up a picnic. There are tennis courts, a playground, shady paths, and just enough distance from traffic to feel peaceful. It's a solid pick whether you're there to relax, learn a little astronomy, or just enjoy the scenery in one of Denver's more underrated green spaces.

Ciao Cara! If you find yourself craving a little Italian food, music or wares, bring your…read more"appetito per la pizza e pizelle". Plenty of vendors for that as festval goers have options to enjoy a slice of Italian Pie. Shop local businesses here as they share their creativity and artistry, be it with clothing or empty wine bottles. Best part is the time of year so take a stroll on Alaska and enjoy all the festival offers. Colorado is "in its season", so grab a bite and park yourself in front of the music stage (the event showcases local talent with two band stages), then watch the local troop "throw flags" at closing ceremonies. Bella!

Our family attends every year! One of the highlights of the summer for us! The kids crushing grapes…read moreis fun for the whole family to watch...face painting and delicious food! Gigantic rice crispy treats, authentic Italian desserts, the olive oils are a must buy as well is the farmers market! Sausage and peppers are my favorite foods to sample and the strawberries and cheesecake on a stick is to die for! Make sure you bring tons of cash for the food samples, games for kids, drinks and gifts! For a family of four we bring $200 but that buys us each food, drinks, face painting, a bottle of wine, olive oil and veggies from the farmers market! Make sure to list this as a must for September! Bel-Mar is also such a beautiful area and the shops are fantastic as well

90 years ago is when it all started. I was so glad to be a part of it, being in the parade was so…read moremuch fun. I joined the BEGA sister city program which is Bega, Australia sister city to Littleton, Colorado(this sister city relationship started 57 years ago). There were floats (BEGA/Littleton got first place), live animals, music, bands, vintage cars and trucks, fire trucks, police on horses, dancing horses, Westerners, local business and at least 20 different high school bands and athletic groups. After the parade you could shop, eat and browse around the booth on the streets or local, boutique and restaurants. A great way to celebrate and I definitely WOULD recommend going next year.

This is my 3rd Denver beer fest. I first hit the Denver Brew at the Zoo (top notch) and then the…read moreGreat American Beer Fest (amazing). The south denver beer fest is the most reasonable priced of the 3. I was able to score tickets for $20 though general admission is typically $40. They also had a VIP tent, with liquors/cheese/and chocolate (but I can't review it - we did base) The place is 90% Colorado beers, and that can serve you just fine. Avery, Breck, Wits end, boulder brew, the list goes on (3 tents full). Some of the standouts - a Colorado Cider Company Lemon Grass cider . . .Paradox brewing barrel aged sour AND IPA. This event has one more day, score a ticket and go. Its fun. . .though get a designated driver . . .

We had such a blast at the South Denver Beer Festival! This is the first beer fest that I have been…read moreto in Denver that was NOT oversold! Gorgeous day in the park overlooking the lake. Plenty of room to move and hang out with friends. Parking was easy, bathrooms were never a problem, and generally the clientele was well behaved! I also enjoyed the live music and various contests and raffles throughout the afternoon! In addition to three large tents full of beer, there were also a handful of tasty food trucks (pizza, tacos, ice cream, etc) to counter the liquid calories. I had purchased VIP tickets through LivingSocial, which was totally the way to go. VIP got you in an hour earlier and access to the distillery tent where they were pouring delicious local spirits, experimenting with some cocktail combinations, and also had a VIP-only BBQ tent that was handing out free samples. Really looking forward to this one next year! Keep it classy Littleton!