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Naturally formed, open air Amphitheatre consists of two, three-hundred-foot monoliths serving as a "stage" for musical performances.

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18300 W Alameda Pkwy, Morrison, CO 80465-8737

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SarahStarandAl

Have 2 days in Denver next week. Is driving to Red Rocks a good day trip? Want to see a little something outside of the city, if possible \feasible.

October 3, 2018|

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Yes! It's only about 20 minutes from the city & will be a nice break. Explore the amphitheater or do one of the fairly easy hikes nearby. There is also an INCREDIBLE museum onsite that is free & shows all the memorabilia... More

beermandave

Best Handicapped parking? We are attending a concert at Red Rocks in mid September 2018, and have booked a dinner reservation at Ship Rock Grille at 6:15p and show starts at 7:30p (2 openers). Recommendations we’ve read said that’s the best way to get in early to the venue. We have reserved tix in row 4, but I know the restaurant is all the way at the top. I have a bum knee and have a handicap parking pass which I will bring and use in our rental car. I see there are three areas which have handicap parking, none of which look very close to the lower entry for row 4. Is it best to go early (how early can we get in to park?) to ensure getting a handicap parking spot, and which parking lot makes the most sense?

August 26, 2018|

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Agree, check with the venue. I believe all the handicapped parking is at the top. Don’t know if they would allow you down near the loading area. Go early if only to look around. It’s one of the most beautiful places!

welovetotravel77

Has anyone felt ill from altitude at this venue?Coming from sea level that day.

August 14, 2018|

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Oh yes, coming from sea level it is a huge change. I strongly suggest you leave the alcohol alone and try to arrive in Denver at least one day earlier. Drink a lot of water, gatorade etc to hydrate and give yourself a lot of... More

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Java S

Itineary and accomodation advise (6 Replies)

I had to move my trip a week forward to July 10- July14 and I would like to visit the following places,I need advise on the order in which these places need to be visited and where to stay to have less windshield time... RMNP Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre Denver botanical gardens Pikes peak Garden of gods royal gorge bride Maroon bells Aspen

June 25, 2015|

Response fromfv1989|

Are you flying into DIA? If yes, what time and date do you arrive (10th) and what date and time do you depart (14th)? Knowing this will help us help you make the most of your short visit. Do you still want to try and go rafting? You will have limited time to do so.

vickicork

Tampa, Florida

Memorial day weekend Denver area itinerary help (5 Replies)

I am spending 4 full days this coming Memorial day weekend. .the first day is where I am requesting advice on which way to go .I have 2 options -Option 1 drive during peak hour traffic to Manitou Springs .the next day go to Garden of Gods and Pikes Peak and then drive to Boulder Colorado(Pearl street ,tea factory and maybe see the Flatirons if time ) and the day after to R.M.N.P. for 2 and half days . Option 2 drive during peak hour traffic to Golden .the next day drive to Red Rocks park and...More

May 20, 2018|

Response fromalli|

I am a bit confused. Is the plan to split the time between Golden and Boulder? Overall I'd say if you want to see the mountains, stay in the mountains. If you want to be closer to Denver I'd look at the Evergreen area. If you want more of a quaint mountain town look at Frisco something more touristy look at Breckenridge, more upscale, look at Vail.

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