So what do they have? They have miniature golf…read more Then they have batting cages. They have a maze..altho I haven't seen it in use for a while..and they have laser tag in said maze. They have snacks, drinks, and a patio that you can sit on for birthdays. But some of the best stuff they have are the mischief Golf. Which ever other hole has a spinner that tells you to do some crazy things like putt with other end of club. And the next one is that ridiculous laser tag. Ok so I was hesitant on the hole (see what I did there?) laser tag inside the maze. I've been to ALOT of laser tagging. This one isn't the best, admittedly BUT never the less it is still a lot of fun with a large group, for teams, and with a small group, for free for all Anyways all in all its a fun littler entertainment spot in pueblo great for kids and birthday parties

My husband and I did Mini-golf and the only enjoyable part was that we can laugh at each other. The…read moreholes didn't make any sense and it was more of a challenge than a reward to play. Maybe I have to high of standards from other establishments but this did not meet the expectations.

The young man giving the tour was very friendly and helpful about the history of the home and the…read moreThatcher family. The home is beautiful, and filled with antiques from the family. I will go again.

A truly exceptional experience. I highly recommend this tour. Lots of stories with lots to see.read more

Always affordable family fun and great skating coaches to learn how to skate. My granddaughters…read morelove going there for lessons and fun.

Amazing staff Amazing atmosphere. My daughter is always here every weekend for lessons and skating…read more Absolutely would recommend bringing the family here!

I love the Pueblo festival! This year (2023) it was the best I've seen it so far - they rearranged…read morethe stands a little and there are a ton of places, I spent hours there. I think they should not charge for entry, I feel like it's a little bit weird plus they only accept cash or some online payment method, however there is NO CELLULAR RECEPTION in the place, and that's why I can't give them 5 stars. There is also a good shuttle service but we did wait a little long. Some stands are too expensive, especially the food stands. Prices should be more affordable. Also, I couldn't find a stand with the official event merch this year, maybe I just missed it. So overall, this is a great experience and I love supporting the Pueblo chile farmers, however, a few things to still improve: * faster shuttle service * no fee to enter * provide cellular reception. this is simply ridiculous! * some stands charge outrageous prices the good: * can get fresh chiles * lots of food options * lots of other stands * happy atmosphere * so much to do

The salsa and chili contest was disappointingly unorganized, at least for the non-commercial…read moreeateries, which is what I entered. Entered the salsa contest and was turned away due to my salsa being two degrees too warm. Was told I could come back if it was cool enough but I had to go back to work. Paid $10 to enter. I understand good safety. I get that they could only accept salsa at 45degrees or colder. But to only have one person with one thermometer checking the temp for all the food, both hot and cold, seemed unprepared. There should be two check in stations- one for the chili and another for the salsa. Separate thermometers for both good types. Also- was there no refrigeration for the salsa entrees? They provided hot plates for the chili but nothing to accommodate salsa they did accept? That means the salsa they are all testing and tasting will sit out and gradually get warmer regardless. Therefor, how would coming back once it's cooler even do anything? Make it make sense. After standing in line for an hour and a half, regardless of how iced my cooler was that held my salsa, it stands to reason anything will lose cool when out of refrigeration for that long. Ergo, this who ordeal seems to need some reorganization and better planned execution of accepting entrees. I hope more people input constructive criticism for this part of the event or any other part that they attended, because I love Pueblo, my home, and I want anything that puts it on the map in positive ways to do well- and anything and everything can and should be improved. Thank you.

No hot water in rest rooms, toilet seats loose, door locks missing. When you first walk in no odor…read moreof cleaning. Most places you go in, you can tell it's clean, not here. Carpet is soiled. Chair cushions cracked and torn. Can tell all they care about is making money nothing going back in to make it nice. Even bushes outside has garbage under them.

I haven't been back until last night for 2 and 1/2 years and as usual I was lucky I love bingo…read morecasino

We visited today after a long hiatus. This is certainly among the lamest museums we have ever had…read morethe misfortune to tour. It SHOULD be a repository of artifacts about the varied history, cultures and ethnicities that have built the City of Pueblo from the 1840s to present. What it IS is something different. There are three sections. One gives a very brief history of the establishment of the original trading post/fort/community established in 1842 and its demise. The rest of the section focuses almost exclusively on the Hispanic people of the area as well as the indigenes. Display placards, all of which are in Spanish first, then English through the museum, consistent label American settlers as 'colonizers' and 'anglos' throughout. The second section, is dedicated completely to the steel industry labor movement in Pueblo. The third is about a small, fringe section of the city, featured because of the strong presence of citizens with Hispanic heritage. There's a lot of wasted space in the attractive building. Years ago, it used to have many more artifacts and gave a somewhat more balanced presentation of the rich history of Pueblo. Most all artifacts that do not support the present narratives are removed.

This is a small museum but provided a lot of stories of the city's past…read more The staff, Bonnie, was special! She added more interesting stories on top of what we learned from the museum. We had a great time visiting there.

Had an absolute blast here on 2/21/24. My family and I came to watch The Play That Goes Wrong and…read moreit was hilarious! Checking in was a breeze, confessions was smooth, finding our seats was easy as there were guides to help out. You can't beat the ticket price. 100% worth the drive from the Springs down here. We can't wait to come back for the next show.

About two years ago, my family discovered Steel city theater, and we have been to every show since…read more The actors are fantastic, the theater is cozy and adorable. They tackle tough subjects, they've done some hilarious comedies. It's just always a great evening or afternoon at the theater. And their concession stand, is pretty fantastic too.

This place is very nice weather you beginner or professional they have the right course for you…read more They have a 9 Hole Executive course. On the executive course they have three par fours and a rest apart threes very challenging but good enough for beginners. You can also play the 18-hole course four more accomplished players they have outside seating they have a room for parties that seats up to a hundred. Putting greens for practice and more Pro house and a full dining area. They have a bar that sells Liquors beers drinks whatever you need. And if you order food it comes out fast.

This is the best bang for the buck in Pueblo if you have kids. The ride tickets are only a quarter!…read moreWe came on super hero night and had a blast. I think I had more fun than my kids did!