First time doing VR and it was amazing! Jennifer and Mark were both great at teaching us how to use…read morethe equipment! They also gave us a free tutorial session :D Definitely a great place to go if you wanna trying it out! You can also see your friends play which is pretty fun and funny! LOL!

So while visiting Denver, my friend came across this place online. We came in to play for an hour…read moreand it was super fun! They had 2 machines set up and we ended up playing a first person shooter game and had loads of fun. We were able to play with other people online, but mainly just did battles by ourselves. It was a great experience and we had a super fun time. Would do this again!

Funky Punky Dirty Fun…read more Not really a music venue. It's a living room with a sound board. Then a bar room, some fun chillin rooms and porch for smokin and pissin. I won the old man award last night for sure (avg age prob 24). But I like it that way. Start or Finish off at the Filling Station, cool bar next door.

Creepy crusty music venue. Oh, and some Yelpers insisting "this is not a venue" should maybe look…read moreup the meaning of the word. I will say this isn't exactly my thing and never was. Crammed with people listing to edgy often awful music and trying to look oh so cool.. But I like that its real and organic. No fru fru antics, no beefy bouncers who wand you and inspect you with their douche bag beef head attitudes. The sound is poor, the drinks lousy. but for a counter culture underground warehouse club, this score on all counts.

We've been to Ball Arena, previously known as Pepsi Center, many times. Events and shows including…read moreconcerts, family shows like Disney On Ice, sporting events for the Colorado Avalanche, Denver Nuggets and Colorado Mammoth. Today's occasion was a club level suit for a friend's birthday and it was also Rocky's birthday as well. Quite memorable as you can see, the suite had food and drinks while the club level offered additional food and drink options. Many lounges, walk up bars and food stands to satisfy any craving. The atmosphere was electric and we have the best fans! Let's Go Mile High City!

GO NUGGETS! Pro…read moreTip: Enter the arena quickly with CLEAR! It's a great facility with nice amenities. Not sure there's a bad seat in the house, but the club seats and section 124 are fantastic. The vibes are high + food was great!

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.

Atmosphere: This was my first time attending the National…read moreWestern Stock Show, specifically the MLK Rodeo, and it was an amazing experience. The atmosphere was awesome from the moment we arrived. I have never been in a place with so many cowboy hats. It truly felt like stepping into a whole different world. Cowboys and cowgirls everywhere!Everyone was incredibly friendly, welcoming, and social. Even people sitting next to us were chatting and excited to talk about the events. The energy in the Denver Coliseum was great, and seeing all the different rodeo events was really neat. Price: I bought our tickets online directly from the National Western Stock Show website. Tickets for the MLK Rodeo were about $44-$45 per person. Each day or event has a different price, so it depends on what you choose, but I felt the price was fair for the experience. Transportation: We drove our own car, and transportation itself was fine, but parking was honestly ridiculous. I saw parking prices as high as $70. We ended up finding a spot not too far away for $40, which still felt expensive. If you live in downtown Denver, I would highly recommend taking an Uber or Lyft it would probably be cheaper and way less stressful. Crowd: It was honestly pretty crowded almost every seat was filled but it was still a really good time. Even with how packed it was, there was enough space between seats to stay comfortable and not feel cramped. My husband and I were sitting at the very top in the middle, and we still had a great view of everything. Honestly, it seems like there isn't really a bad seat in the Denver Coliseum. Events: All of the events were fun to watch, but my favorite part was definitely the kids hanging onto the sheep mutton busting. It was adorable and had the whole crowd cheering. Since it was my first rodeo, everything felt exciting and new, and there was always something happening to keep things interesting. Overall: This was a great experience, especially for a first-time rodeo. The atmosphere, events, and friendly crowd made it really special. I would highly recommend attending the National Western Stock Show at least once . It's fun, unique, and something you won't forget.

It's a huge complex area with many different buildings. I like that there are plenty of people to…read moreget you where you need to go and they put out signs saying where to go for the different events as well. The parking is costly in all lots. They have a QR code to scan for you to pay for your spots. They are strict on their parking enforcement it seems. I've been to a home show , 2 Christmas shows, and a motorcycle show. Each event was just fine.

We've done a couple dozen escape games as a family. We thoroughly enjoyed all of the Mystic Escape…read moreRooms in Littleton, so we had high expectations coming into their new location. The Nikola Tesla room was very high production quality. Interesting puzzles, lots of content, good execution on the plot. Anna was our game master and did a great job. 10/10 experience for sure. Really excited to do Tears of Freya!

We did The Tears Of Freya. Our host was nice and did a good job; I don't think the problems we…read moreexperienced were on her. It was a REALLY good set without a single padlock. But there were issues: the room wasn't set up completely right, and the audio (like to get a hint) was borderline unintelligible due to skipping and repeating, as if the host's PC had a virus. The room was very dark, dialing up the difficulty in an unnecessary way; we think flashlights would be a good addition. On a positive note, we felt the puzzles were hard but fair, and that's really important. This is nitpicky but I'm gonna say it anyway: what's up with the text spamming? I got texts from 6 different numbers, and multiple emails. Enough!