Top Culture in Colorado

If you're planning to check out the IMAX film, buy your tickets online ahead of time. They can sell out quickly, especially on weekends.

My advice is to wear comfy shoes! You'll be surprised how much walking you'll do, especially with all the cool exhibits to see.

Consider getting a membership if you think you'll visit more than twice a year. It saves money on admission and gives you discounts at the café and gift shop

If you're bringing kids, don’t miss the Discovery Zone! It’s super interactive and perfect for keeping them entertained while you enjoy the other exhibits.

My advice is to grab a map at the entrance; it really helps you navigate and find the exhibits you wanna see instead of wandering aimlessly.

I recommend visiting on a Thursday evening when they have free admissions, so you can save those bucks for souvenirs!

I think taking a quick detour down the side streets leads to some hidden gems. I stumbled upon a cute gallery that wasn’t mentioned in the major guidebooks.

My advice is to grab some snacks before you arrive. There’s no food available onsite, and I got kind of hungry looking around all that interesting stuff.

Make sure to set aside at least 1-2 hours for your visit. I thought it would be quick, but I ended up getting captivated by all the little details.

My advice is to save money on food by packing your own snacks. The prices for drinks and meals can really add up and there are plenty of places to sit and eat if you need a break.

I think it's smart to arrive early, like around 8 AM. You’ll beat the crowds and actually get a good spot for the rodeo events later in the day. Plus, you can snag breakfast before the fun begins!

Check out their schedule for workshops or lectures before your visit! I stumbled upon a fantastic sculpture demo that I would have missed otherwise.

Wear comfy shoes! The studios can get a bit spread out, and you'll want to explore every corner of this amazing art space

Bring a notebook or sketchpad if you're into art. I found inspiration everywhere and wished I’d had something to jot down my ideas.

if you're into aviation history, don't miss the volunteer-led talks. i stumbled upon one and it was super informative! just be sure to check the schedule when you arrive.

My advice is to wear sturdy shoes! You’ll be climbing quite a bit, and flip-flops just won’t cut it. I learned the hard way when my sandals broke halfway up the steps!

My advice is to bring a picnic! There are some beautiful spots to chill and enjoy snacks, and it saves you money from eating out in town.

I think it’s worth spending some time reading about John Denver’s life and music before you go. It really adds a deeper meaning to the whole experience, trust me!

I suggest checking the schedule online ahead of time. Some performances sell out fast, and you might miss out on a good show. I almost didn’t get tickets for a popular band because I waited too long!