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    Mile High Station

    3.7 (75 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Plenty of televisions that have capabilities of all playing the same thing. The movie Big was playing, matching the theme.
    John D.

    We had a company event at the Mile High Station and it was Awesome!!! Plenty of parking with the option to valet. I felt safe in the area. Relatively close to some transient activity hotspots. The ambiance was beautiful with two floors. The vibe inside was friendly. The staff was of excellent quality and much appreciated. It's a spot to consider for weddings for sure. Images included with this post. We were extremely happy having our first experience at this location. Included a coat check.

    Isaac A.

    We went here for a work event and the place was great. There was outdoor seating with heaters and plenty of food. The drinks they were making were strong and there were maybe 15 bartenders between Mile High, their courtyard, and Iron Works. There were also some interesting beers on tap, particularly one sour (I didn't catch the name). The venue was a lot of fun, so that's where the 4 stars is coming from. The bathrooms were clean and there was plenty of room. We parked on-site between Iron Works and Meow Wolf. The staff was always visible, helpful, grabbing plates/trash, and being friendly. The food was okay and my favorite was the beef. Everything tasted fine, but nothing was as good as the beef (I tried potato, salad, chicken...pretty much everything they had) and even though there were multiple food areas, they all seemed to have the same food. I would have liked more of a variety.

    Janet D.

    I've been here probably four times. It's a venue to either host a convention or a concert. It's pretty much what it is but the great thing about this location is that it has an outside location where food trucks would be parked. It's got two levels. With an elevator or stairs to get to the second floor. The bathroom is big. Located to the right as you walk in the building. It also has its own parking lot but I would say it's not enough to accommodate the big crowd. Although nearby parking is available for a small fee.

    Carly W.

    Looking for a versatile event space?! ++ Mile High Station can literally handle everything from 40 to 500! After attending several events there over the years; it's safe to say they know how to handle a crowd. With a great outdoor space, large circular bar, high mezzanine, and smaller rooms tucked off the main space the options are really limitless. Want a venue that just exudes history?! ++ Mile High Station is where it's at! It's a turn of the century steel and ironworks building that has been repurposed into and event space! Sooo Colorado! Ha! With exposed brick, large iron beams, and great a few great updates (like the chandeliers and the circular bar) Mile High Station is def the place to be! Craving a fun event?! ++ Yep, Mile High Station Hosts a whole slew of 'em! From Denver Brew Fest to Taco, Tequilla, and Cerveza Fest and sooo many more! Follow them on Facebook to see what public events they're hosting next! It's safe to say I'm smitten with Mile High Station! I know I will be back for many more events within those bare brick walls. **Pro Tip: Everyone can agree that the parking situation at Mile High Station is TERRIBLE. But don't fret! There are tons of other options including car-pooling, Uber, Lyft, or even the nearby lightrail!

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    Sara H.

    We went here for a wedding and it was beautiful! Cocktail hour was on the upper level that looked down, and the reception dinner and dancing was below. A beautiful place, amazing bar, and very polite staff

    Isa G.

    Finally after 3 years in Denver, I made it to Mile High Station. From what I have read and heard this is a popular venue in Denver. From the start all I have to say is I am glad I ubered - as far as parking goes, it is a little tight on parking, but getting in and out of an uber honestly is a breeze with a little pick up and drop off location. Walking into the venue, the atmosphere is very trendy with exposed brick walls and an open second level looking down to the first level. And let us not forget about the gorgeous chandelier hanging above. For a wedding or event this is definitely gorgeous. We went to the event for a beer festival - which to me was a little lackluster for my first one in Denver. The space was extremely tight to move around to different breweries with over hundreds of people. I will also say that there was not enough seating inside or outside. There is a cool area that you are able to have food trucks come and that was awesome, but again not enough areas to sit while needing to eat. The restroom was hard to find and very small for a venue of that size. All in all, the venue is GORGEOUS and would be a dream destination for a small wedding or gathering or party, but I wouldn't necessarily say there is room for Denver Event if over a hundred people.

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    Ryan E.

    Mile High Station is a hidden gem tucked near Denver's Invesco Field at Mile High. The grand building is adorned with the charm of its previous occupant, the Midwest Steel and Ironworks company dating back to 1897. Make no mistake, this is no dirty warehouse. They have tastefully blended the historic industrial aesthetic with a smart contemporary touch. The building's architectural features makes Mile High Station a unique location for any event. The original brick walls and I-Beam steel construction are woven throughout the building. The giant ceilings host two custom designed chandeliers that fill the space with beautiful warm light. Few locations in Denver can comfortably seat as many guests as Mile High Station. The main floor can seat up to 350 guests. The mezzanine can hold an additional 200 people. Mile High Station can be a great location for both the ceremony and reception making it an easy one stop destination for guests. We love photographing bridal parties in and around Mile High Station. There is a row of vibrant colored buildings within walking distance from the station that make for great colorful backdrops with the wedding party. Mile High Station has high ceilings that make for a challenging environment to photograph in, especially at night. Our knowledge of balancing ambient light and off camera flash helps fill out the otherwise dark space.

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    Fun place to hang out before the game. Friendly staff, decent food, and lots of televisions to watch the games.

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    Absolutely beautiful! We were there for a wedding and thought it was a great place for a reception. Definitely impressed!

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    Beautiful place for an event. Large, 2 stories, chandeliers. Great outdoor space too if you want to take the party outside!

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    We came here on a Sat for a wine tasting and found it easy to make an online reservation. The…read morelocation was easy to find, and parking was a breeze. We weren't quite sure where to enter from the back parking lot, but we saw a "Wine Tasting This Way" sign that led us through an area being set up for a wedding...whoops! Not sure if the sign had been moved or simply hadn't been moved for the wedding. Once we made our way to the tasting area, it was extremely busy and we had no idea where or how to check in. We eventually asked someone who came up to the register to check out another guest, and they promptly got us checked in. The tasting itself was nice, we tasted about 20 diff wines, and we had a lovely girl serving us. Unfortunately, the biggest disappointment was as first time visitors, we weren't given any info about how the tasting experience worked. It took about an hour and a half, and we didn't receive the advertised tour that was included. After the tasting, we were ready to purchase some wine and waited behind another couple who was checking out. However, no one ever acknowledged us or came over to help us check out. I think this place is probably great, but the disorganized check-in, lack of clear signage, and inattentive staff made the experience more difficult. As first time visitors, we would have loved a little more guidance.

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    We went here the other day for a wedding welcome party and really enjoyed it! It was such a nice…read moreatmosphere with the elevated barn feel inside. They served great drinks as well as small bites for us and everything was great! This is the perfect spot to host an event because they have both indoor and outdoor space in their large room.

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