ARAMARK Refreshment Services/ Red Rocks Amphitheater Reviews

Lovely afternoon sitting on the terrace enjoying great beer! Staff were friendly, knowledgeable, and very tolerant of our crewe of kids.

The most beautiful, natural venue I've ever been to. The music bounces of the rocks, the lights and energy is amazing. The walk is a bit intense for those that aren't used to incline or stairs. Take breaks bring lots of water, don't dehydrate. Gets colder after sunset. Make sure and visit the Trading Post. It is free to visitors , but check to see if there is a concert before going.

Our first trip to Red Rocks did not disappoint. Great atmosphere, great venue, great time.

Fabulous as always!!! I highly recommend going to it and just looking at the area and realize the beauty of it!!!

We always enjoy coming here for the views, fresh air!

Amazing tourism location. Last time I was there ccx was about 16yrs ago.....but the atmosphere in winter season is extraordinary!

I came in summer back then and the concerts were superb!

Nice walk with beautiful views. The restaurant had great food too.

Woke up extra early to see this before I left home to Texas, such a wonderful place wish we couldve seen a show there

A must go to nature preserve when visiting colorado

Absolutely the best venue in the world...the sound system as well as artist lineup is unbeatable.
It's on so many bucket lists and visited by so many nations just to experience what is Red Rocks. From workout set all morning long to a sold-out Five Finger Death Punch concert. No other venue can come close.

It was our first date with the man of my dreams. Had a great time!! It was beautiful and such a great concert!

Fantastic place to enjoy live music. It rained during the show but few seemed to mind. Will definitely visit again

Yes, RRX is the best summer venue I've been to. Awesome for concerts, but I also bring friends from out of town here too.

one of a kind music venue. average sound system IMO

Great place to exercise at in the mornings- what a view! I saw people bring their dogs too.
Havent had the pleasure of going here for a concert but I'm convinced it would be amazing.

Beautiful venue to see Vampire Weekend at. There is reserved seating for the first 48 or so rows. The acoustics were awesome. The only detractor from the show were the drink vendors that would walk through the rows during the show. Other than that,it was a great experience. I would love to see another show here, definitely would recommend that if you have the opportunity to see a show here, to just do it. You can bring in small bags and blankets for added comfort.

Quintessential Colorado experience. Stop into the visitors center for souvenirs, coffee, and some Red Rocks trivia.

Ok, Red Rocks itself is beautiful, and the shows I ve seen have been a lot of fun. However, the yellow shirts are essentially worthless if you have an issue. As I was leaving after a show, about 5 minutes into my walk I realized I had forgotten my favorite jacket. I ran back to grab it, but it was already gone. Thinking maybe one of the yellow shirts had picked it up, I asked the first one I saw who seemed pretty clueless and told me if anyone had picked it up, it may be in lost and found - which is next to impossible to find by the way. When I finally found it, a couple of the staff were there, and were so unfriendly and unhelpful I was blown away. After waiting around for someone to help me for probably a good 20 minutes, they finally told me that they only pick up valuables (cell phones, wallets, etc), but leave everything else lying there, including jackets as long as there s nothing in the pockets. I did notice there were people leaving the show with piles of jackets, so my guess is some people hang around after everyone leaves to grab anything that s left to sell it or something. So it would seem the yellow shirts are basically there to harass people doing nothing wrong (based on other reviews I ve read here), but not prevent thieves from taking things that don t belong to them. What s crazy is there were still a ton of yellow shirts around so they had to have seen these people making off with all that stuff.

So the moral of the story: make sure you don t forget anything you bring! Don t rely on the Red Rocks yellow shirts to do the right thing.

Unbelievable views.. sound quality amazing! Good food and friendly staff!

I love this venue! Truly amazing views and I live that it's a smaller venue.

Frigging awesome. Beautiful we did not see a concert there, just looked around.

That cardio isnt fun but def worth it. It's a beautiful view . The scenery is nice for the drive too.

One of, if not the best outdoor concert venue I've been to. Amazing views and excellent sound.

Its kind of a steep climb but its way worth it. Beautiful scenery.

Just beautiful. Lots of different trails and people getting it for exercise and touring.

My favorite place in Colorado! Concert or no concert, always a fun place to visit!!

Only been out there three or four times for concerts but they have all been amazing. It's such a great atmosphere.

Absolutely one of the most stunning venues I've experienced for a concert. The entire experience was enveloping, from the foreground formations surrounding the amphitheater proper to Denver lights twinkling on the horizon.

Depending upon time of year, it can get chilly at night, and exiting large concerts may require some patience, but the minor frustrations are completely with it.

Challenging traffic, but they do they best they can to handle it. The concerts are amazing.

When you visit Colorado you must see this venue. Even if you don't see a concert, come for the views and the museum.

Great experience. Worth the climb to the top. If you like music history, there's an interesting hall of fame at the top.

One of my favorite Amphitheatres. Music always sounds great. Love the view. Had to Park on road as there were so many people and lots got full. Leave time to walk uphill and up the stairs, take breaks if needed, taxi's we're also taking people up. Everyone has always been helpful. No umbrellas allowed.

Amazing experience! Absolutely gorgeous venue and great sound quality.

Nature at it's best. I'd love to see a concert there. I could only imagine! The air was thin and had difficulty breathing and speaking. It was cold and unable to take the altitude or cold when I was there. You'd had to be acclimated to do the hikes. Everything went up.

We did the 9/11 memorial stair climb and it was an amazing experience!

A must see destination for EDM or any other outdoor concert. Nature provides not only an amazing backdrop but also outstanding acoustics. Staff and security were helpful and professional but not over bearing. Drinks were about on par for your traditional venue prices, but get ready for a hike to your vehicle - parking isn't close.

Words can not describe this magical place. No where better IN THE WORLD to see a show. Not a bad spot in the entire venue. Sound is great. Production is spot on. I love Red Rocks

Breathtaking views and really beautiful route leading to it! A must see if you visit Colorado.

Great outdoor amphitheater, don't take my word for it. It's one of the best places in the world to see a show.

Fabulous place to see a concert. The natural beauty is amazing. Wear good walking shoes for the climb from the parking lot and up/ down the amphitheater steps, but it's worth it, spectacular setting.

AWWWEsome views and loved the history at the top too!

A very special venue with unparalleled beauty and great acoustics. Denver shimmering in the background and happy Denverites having fun all around you makes for an unforgettable night.

Beautiful place to visit! Wish had more time to do a hiking trail. Picturesque views! The Amphitheatre is beautiful carved into the rock!! People come here to do exercise and just enjoy the views. Many people were taking graduation pics. You would need a longer time to visit the surrounding areas. We were on a stop over on our flight home. So this is one of the places we visited and it was worth the drive.

Went on a Monday afternoon and was busy. Lot of sight seers which of course beautiful.

What can I tell you that hasn't already been said about this place!? IT'S AWESOME. Repeatedly voted the world's best outdoor amphitheater and it shows. Not only are the sounds and sights perfect, the staff always does their best to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. Keep an eye out for the Movies on the Rocks list too; they show movies here 8 or 9 9 times a year.

The best venue for music I've been to hands down. Sea level folks better train before the visit, the stairs from the lower parking lots are brutal!

Come for the nature, stay for the colonization. This is indeginous land! I have yet to see any information displayed about the indeginous people's whose land this is. A mention of an appropiative "native American" dance preformed at its opening.
The Amphitheatre and asphalt are disgusting. They shouldn't be there.

Red Rocks Parks and Amphitheater is a must see if you're visiting Colorado. What a beautiful place to hike! It was in the 80's when I was there and bring a baseball cap to cover your head from the scorching sun, and plenty of water. There are a lot of uphill trekking and stairs so be prepared! All those thousand steps will be worth the experience and view.

Beautiful location, great for a workout while enjoying the views. Would be a great place to see a concert.

This a great concert venue! The natural formations are wonderful.

Any concert here is worth seeing just because of the venue. Very impressive.

Absolutely beautiful! I wish I could see every artist that I love at Red Rocks. There's not a bad seat in the whole venue. I've been to many shows at Red Rocks and hope to attend many more.

Simply one of the best amphitheaters on the planet! Prices are pretty steady and if you do your research before you go you might be able to take things in that you didn't know you could. I highly recommend taking in a small blanket to sit on. Staff is always on point and so nice!

Great venue, well started with lots of beverage and food options. Good parking started and beautiful views.

Fantastic venue. If you have an opportunity to go to a show here you should absolutely do so. The drive in is beautiful and the amphitheater itself is beautiful.

A must-do in Denver! This amphitheater and park is beautiful and we loved enjoying the view from the benches. You also have to do the Trading Post Trail - it s only 1.4 miles and included beautiful views of the famous red rocks. The Trading Post store has a very nice selection of merchandise too.

View was great, i dont recommend going in the winter because the rocks were covered in snow when we got there

The amphitheater was surreal, like a dream and John Prine was incredible. A bucket list item event I would love to repeat.

Everything they said it would be and more. I have never heard sound so clear at a big show like we saw. Will plan another vacation around seeing a show here. Very clean venue.

We went to Red Rocks for a concert and it was amazing. The views were stunning and the sound was better than any venue I've been to.

Love Red Rocks. We had such a lovely time with the familly.

4th of July blues traveler concert front row seat 52 & 53 dead center. The staff gets a 2 thumbs up. They kept checking on us to see if we needed drink or food. It was great having our drinks & food brought to us. Thanks for a great nite Red Rocks & staff.

The sights and the view is to die for. One if the best (and coldest) hikes I've been on.

Hiking Red Rocks was definitely a healthy challenge. Not hard for a frequent casual hiker like myself, but it definitely put me to work. I might not recommend it for an introduction to hiking, but the payoff is amazing and once you're used to a rocky out and, definitely make the trip out!

You don't have to go to a show to enjoy Red Rocks. People go there to enjoy the scenery, many go there to exercise. It is a magic place. Open like a park but you need to check the show schedule. When there are performances, after approx 12pm noon the ampatheatre closes to get ready for the show later.

It s the best place to experience a show in Colorado

Best sunrise view in the snow!
Also, amazing rangers! They dug our car out with a shovel!!!!

I cant say enough about this place. Saw the concert of my life. Joe Bonamassa. The acoustics and venue cant be described and have to be experienced in person. Note: lower seats while get you closer to the stage will hinder the sound. Higher seats get you better sound and closer to the food and drinks. Take a Lyft to the top to save on the stairs. Use the bathrooms underneath as they have part of the museum open and screens so you won't miss the show.

Been to many great shows here. Best place in the world for a concert

Absolutely the best venue I've ever been to. The ultimate concert experience every time.

Uses AXS for ticketing, gives scalpers first access to tickets.

It's despicable that AXS does it and worse that Denver signed a contract guaranteeing their right to do it.

What a wonderful space! The amphitheater itself (and the stairs that go with it) are an excellent opportunity for folks young and old to get some exercise under the great blue skies of Colorado. As you can see, the views from around Red Rocks are lovely, as well!

LOVED my 1st concert experience at RED ROCKS! SEAL WAS AWESOME! WOULD LOVE TO SEE HIM COME BACK! Thank GOD the rain ended soon before he sang. Concert still would of been GREAT! Absolutely a BEAUTIFUL place!

Just beautiful and amazing in late May. Everything getting green, just gorgeous. Can't wait to go back again in September.

Still my favorite venue I've been to to-date! Love the atmosphere, the scenery, the sound, all of it! A variety of music and performances to see, so there's something for everyone! I got to take my parents to their first show last summer and it was SO MUCH FUN! We saw Peter Frampton and the Steve Miller Band. Still one of my favorite memories and I can't wait to make more! Always worth the travel ;)

One of the most beautiful venues in the world. A must do. I does not matter what band you see. Uber takes you close to the top. Lots of stairs if you walk for the bottom parking, so be prepared.

We saw Talledega Nights tonight and it was awesome!!!

A must come if just visiting Colorado. If there's a concert going on try and go, even if it's not your style! The views and lighting they have there is amazing. Parking is a hassle,expect to hike a little if you driving. but uber/Lyft have their thing going on there.
If there's nothing going on you can park at the top and view the whole amphitheatre. You can even walk to the bottom where the rock stars play.

Who wouldn't love this place, the veiw is amazing, you can see Denver and it's an awesome sight from the top, at the gift shop at the base there is an awesome trail, the steps are kind of steep so be a little careful but getting to go on this nice mile and a half hike looking at the natural formations, it's a great thing to do if you're visiting, just as good as going to the top or wandering around the amphitheatre in my opinion!

Best place for a concert in Colorado! Also fun for a day trip