Red Rocks Amphitheatre

What an amazing venue. I went with a work group so good see king gizzard and the wizard lizard. I had never heard of the band before but they were bad ass. I look forward to seeing one of my favorite bands here one day. They had good food and even had chick-fil-a stands that were selling sandwiches after the concert! Great fickibg views too. Definitely go see your favorite artists here.

A very beautiful place. I would love to attend a concert here. I went here strictly to visit to see and say I had been here. It was a nice surprise that I realized there was a museum at the top! We walked through the museum and enjoyed the views it was a definitely beautiful sight!

Amazing venue - fantastic sound quality, and the scenery, i.e. being outsider surrounded by jagged red stone outcroppings, can't be beat. Pretty easy parking to get into and out of since they have a lot of staff flagging traffic; however, be prepared for a hike. It's absolutely with it!

Red Rocks is definitely worth a visit! The museum / visitor's center is very interesting. The area lends itself to walking and hiking! The views are breathtaking! It is a short way off the main interstate (I 70) I highly recommend Red Rocks.

Red Rocks is a beautiful place. If you're in the area visiting take 30 minutes to walk around and take in the breath taking scenery.

I realize that everyone says what an incredible venue this is. Compared to The Gorge, it is slightly less incredible. We saw ABGT at Red Rocks and I’m comparing it to Odesza at The Gorge. RR has a beautiful view of the city/valley which is a nice sunset if you get there early enough. We parked in the upper lot and for a traveler this was a lot of stairs! I’m told that it’s a lot more stairs from the lower lot. Bench rock style seating so bring blankets and soft things to sit on but not yoga mats (they’re too big for a concert). It gets cold suddenly without warning as I’m told Colorado tends to do. Although you will have a row/seat number on your ticket, no one abides by that. Another reason to arrive early. Some of the best hot chocolate ever lives here. Drinks, food, bathrooms, all available very easily at the top and bottom of the million stairs along the side of the amphitheater. I will go back to see the views and get more hot chocolate. Biggest issue, the sound system wasn’t loud enough to block the people talking around us in row 46. Someone kicked a drink can by mistake in the darkness and it spilled towards all of our jackets, clothes, and blankets.

Amazing venue. I recommend arriving a little early to avoid traffic and give yourself enough time to climb the stairs. We stood in line to Jason Mraz for a long time and made it in just before show time. It was a great,intimate show made even better by the Denver Symphony!

Our first visit. Magical. We stayed nearby, and taking the bus was worth the extra bucks so we could relax, take photos and enjoy the view on the approach. Breath taking. Staff were efficient and friendly; as a former security professional myself I will say they struck a great balance of kindness and taking safety seriously. Bathrooms were aplenty, clean, and had gender neutral options available. Can't wait to visit again.