We had so much fun for my sons 10th birthday- kids and adults alike. My son was thrilled. We did…read moregotcha ball which was the right pace for our 7-10 age range.

Employees are alright but for a new comer terrible place.you will be kicked out for making 1-2…read moremistakes even if you are new to the hobby.Also the people that go there all the time can kick you at as if they are an employee just cause you make a mistake this place is not forgiving and be prepared for the 30 year old low life's that take it way to seriously

If Norman Rockwell and Hallmark teamed up to design a winter wonderland, The Pond would be their…read morelove child. Twinkling lights, cheerful music, families laughing--it's the kind of place where you half expect Santa to stroll by sipping hot cocoa. The people are wonderful, the setup is magical, and the vibe screams "holiday postcard." And then... there are the skates. These skates aren't just bad. They're a medieval torture device disguised as footwear. I'm convinced Satan himself forged them in the fiery depths of hell, cackling as he added dull blades and ankle-crushing plastic shells. * The boots: Imagine strapping your feet into rigid plastic buckets, lined with inserts so worn they might as well be tissue paper. * The blades: Calling them "blades" is generous. They're more like butter knives that haven't seen a sharpener since the Bush administration. * The experience: I made it a quarter loop before realizing my ankles were auditioning for a horror movie. Every attempt to recover from a slip sent pain shooting in all directions. By the time I reached a bench, I was ready to gnaw through my own shins just to escape. Getting the skates off was its own Olympic event. I tugged, pulled, and prayed, but those boots clung to my feet like a demon possession. * Atmosphere: 10/10 (Hallmark perfection) * People: 10/10 (Friendly, festive, full of cheer) * Skates: -666/10 (Spawn of Beelzebub) If you want holiday magic, The Pond delivers. If you want functioning ankles, bring your own skates--or prepare to sacrifice your soul to the rental counter.

12-29-25 My family and I go here every year and its usually…read morepretty fun. This year however we couldn't help but feel like the skates were completely dull and almost impossible to skate with. You try to push at all to move and your skate just slides out behind you. When the ice was fresh after the Zamboni it was even worse darn near impossible to safely skate. The customer service from the kids working there was great.

Milehighssc does it right. Their leagues and tournaments leave just enough time to actually be…read moresocial and meet people. You don't feel rushed to finish the games before the buzzer sounds, and after your done, stick around a while an meet some really cool people. Mike and Erin are the best.

Great league - competitive, yet fun, inviting, and social! Denver has long needed more sand…read morevolleyball and the league at El Potrero is solid. Mike does a fantastic job! Appreciate his thoughtfulness and responsiveness.

If you are looking for some great happy hour type food, try the Eagles Nest. They have the BEST $2…read moreburgers anywhere. Great beef on a toasted bakery type roll, also $2 fries, $1 tacos and $3 nachos, finish off with a beer and you have Happy Hour for around $8-10 bucks. If not Happy Hour, the food on the menu is just as good, the chicken quesidillas as a great choice and if you want one of the items made a little differently, just ask. A great place to be after a round of golf.

The only course that still has a "BEV CART". Great breakfast burritos served all day. Best Happy…read moreHour Food in Green Valley Ranch!!!! $2 - 1/4 lb Hamburgers, $1-Street Tacos, $2-Fries, $3-Nachos, .50 cent wings, $7-Pitcher of Bud Light....

I really like this park. The low score is due to the lack of cleanliness. People don't clean up…read moreafter themselves or their pets. The park is covered in dog poop at the entrance and walk ways. Sad. The park itself is very nice. Dog friendly, kid friendly, it just needs a cleaning crew to come through once a week.

Absolutely I would recommend this place is great. We don't have a community pool so this is the…read moreclosest thing and it's perfect. Great parking, emergency services literally next door if needed, covered areas with inside the facility and great slide for the kids. Family of 4 is like $15 for the day. Bring snacks and water! No float devices. FYI

This is a great neighborhood pool. The prices are affordable and the pool is kept pretty clean…read more It's usually not crazy busy, so you can pretty easily find a spot to park and somewhere to set down your things in the shade. My daughter lost a hat there and I didn't realize it for several weeks. It was waiting for me in their lost and found once I finally realized that was where we'd left it.

Christmas in Color was such a fun and beautiful experience! I've been twice now. Last year at the…read moreWater World location and this year at Red Rocks and both were great in their own way. This year's Red Rocks display really stood out. Seeing the rocks in the background as soon as you arrive, before even entering, was absolutely stunning. The darker setting made the lights pop even more and truly felt like an experience, not just a drive-through. My mother-in-law and I love doing fun activities together, especially around the holidays, and this has officially been added to our list of favorite Christmas traditions. The lights were gorgeous, the atmosphere was festive, and it definitely brought us into the Christmas spirit to start the week. I've used Groupon before and recommend it for a great deal if you're planning to go. Overall, I loved both locations, but Red Rocks felt extra magical. Highly recommend for a festive and memorable holiday outing!

Oh what fun it is to drive and sing through this fairytale display of Christmas Colors! What a fun…read moreexperience for anyone to visit. The bright, colorful lights animated perfectly to holiday music, creating a magical and festive atmosphere. Visiting early in the season (and on a week night) gave me plenty of time to drive through and fully appreciate the display without feeling rushed. Purchasing tickets ahead of the opening day was a smart move, as it offered a better price point too. The location is also very convenient, with quick and easy access to the park, making it hassle-free to enjoy the event. The staff at check in were highly spirited upon welcoming me and explaining the process behind organizing and setting up the display. This one at Arapahoe County Fairgrounds is the bigger of all the 3 Colorado locations. I highly recommend it for a fun, family friendly, festive holiday outing!

Wow, what a beautiful park! Tallman Meadow Park is in one of the newer communities on the…read moresouth-eastern side of Parker. Cross streets are Hilltop Road and Canterbury Parkway, across the street from the high school. The fact that this park is newer really shows. All of the landscaping is immaculate, and the grass looks like it belongs on a golf course. I was so surprised to find this gem tucked away out here in the country! Amenities include a large gazebo with picnic tables, two charcoal barbecues, paved jogging trails, and a (mostly flat) grassy field. Additionally there are tons (literally!) of modern playground equipment on wood chips, including slides, swings, and a variety of jungle gyms. One potential negative is that the bathroom facilities appear to be port-a-potty style rather than a permanent structure with running water (I also did not see a drinking fountain anywhere). I did not personally have to visit the facilities during our afternoon here, so I can't speak to how nasty they may or may not be. I didn't hear anyone else comment about them, though, so maybe they're okay!

Loved it! Kids loved coming here. Swings and trees for…read moreshade. Right beside soccer field. We will be back !