Preston Powell
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Very narrow loading conditions in this place. Ramp up is the same way to get down albeit has a roundabout at the top. Only 2 stars because of the poor load In conditions and very few parking spots. If you have a trade show here you'll find yourself wishing for Kay Bailey Center in Dalls or the World Congress Center in Atlanta. Both venues are worlds better than the Colorado Convention Center.

Kelly Lease
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Nice building, located close to numerous hotels, and the 16th Street shopping areas. My only complaint is that conferences/events must purchase things like coffee and tea service from the venue and they provide no natural coffee creamer - instead provide International Delight products. This is industrial chemicals and sugars. I don't like sweet coffee and just want a natural dairy product. I'm surprised that in such a health-conscious place as Denver that this is the only option provided.

Clare Retterer
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Great venue and location. Huge, clean, modern diverse space. I have one HUGE complaint though: trying to get from the venue to their OWN parking garage was a nightmare. I walked for 40 minutes, jumped down a retaining wall and almost got hit by the Light Rail train just trying to get to my car. None of the staff could even tell me exactly where to go. The elevators were out of service and there were no signs telling me how to get to the garage. Do yourself a favor and park somewhere less crowded and cheaper and take the Light Rail to the convention center.

Becky Musgrove
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We were at the Bellco theater at the Convention Center. This is a very nice 5000 seat theater. AVOID THE PARKING GARAGE & find a street parking lot, or take RTD light rail if you can. The parking garage is terribly designed. To get to the parking areas you have to drive up a very narrow spiral drive. You can see where many people have hit the walls going up. We found a spot on the 1st level (3 levels total). When the show was over we sat in our parking space 50 minutes without being able to get out. By the time we were able to get out of our space, the upper levels had cleared out first & most of the spaces on the 1st floor were empty also.

Nathan Allen
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This was my first time at the Colorado Convention center. I attended the Outdoor Retailer show and this seemed like a great venue for this event. The giant bear statue trying to get in to the building is a great way to welcome all the attendees. The place is massive so bring your walking shoes! The main floor upstairs is laid out well with plenty of space and signs help you find your destination. The downstairs can be a bit of a labyrinth so you'll need to pay attention to where you're going so you don't get lost.

Steve Koufos
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First class convention venue located downtown within walking distance to hotels, attractions and restaurants. Also, be sure to get a $9 all day train pass from the airport to the convention center area if flying in to Denver. When you get down town, take the free electric bus transportation to all the restaurants and entertainment venues. It's best in class and very easy to use.

John Adams
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Convention was awesome vendor prices for food was disgusting. $52.0 for three slice's or pepperoni pizza and three sodas. Come on really. In an effort to bring money to the city through vendor's like this you are only cutting your money coming in from my family next year.

John Terrell
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Place was filthy. Parking fees are outrageous. Pretty soon they will also start charging you for the air you consume. Too bad that it filthy too. Denver is not what you imagine as an outsider. One of the most polluted cities in the country. Air quality is terrible... so sad.