Top Games in Colorado

I think sitting in the outfield seats is the way to go. You get a great view of the game and a chance to catch a foul ball! It was a blast when I almost got one, haha.

I suggest parking in the lots a bit further away; they’re not that far and can be way cheaper than the super close ones. Plus, walking can be a good warm-up!

Try to bring a light jacket, the arena can get chilly, especially if you’re sitting up high. I was freezing during the game! A small blanket is a good idea too.

I recommend checking online for any special deals or discount days before you go. I found a weekday pass that saved me quite a bit.

My advice is to bring your own water bottle. The center didn't have a lot of drink stations, and I wish I had something to stay hydrated.

Keep an eye on the bar tab. They sometimes run fun promotions that aren’t advertised. I found out about a buy-one-get-one drink deal while chatting with the bartender, which was a nice bonus!

I recommend checking out their happy hour specials. I saved a good amount on drinks from 4 to 6 PM. The atmosphere is lively and it’s a great time to relax before the weekend crowd rolls in.

I think the food menu could use some more variety, so maybe grab a bite before you go. Their nachos were decent but nothing to write home about. Just saying!

Definitely ask about any deals or discounts on lessons. I found out they had a 'first lesson free' promo after I had already signed up. A little research could have saved me some cash.

I recommend trying to play in the morning if you can. The early morning light on the course is stunning, and it's less crowded too!

I suggest checking their online schedule before you go. I missed out on a fun doubles clinic because I didn't look ahead!

if you're planning to rent equipment, call ahead. i found out on-site that they were out of racquets, which was a bummer. don't wanna be stuck without!

I recommend going early, like around 8 AM, to beat the crowds. It was way quieter, and I had the courts to myself for a bit.