Stadium Reviews

An eight-sided concrete structure, CU Events Center opened in 1979, replacing Balch Fieldhouse as home of the University of Colorado’s basketball and volleyball programs.

Denver's NWSL franchise, which will begin play in 2026, announced that its home will be a new, 14,500-seat stadium on Denver's south side.

Particularly for a team that did not exist a quarter-century ago, the Colorado Eagles have created an outstanding experience. 

At Coors Field, the Colorado Rockies continue to have an above average game day experience.

Ball Arena has been the home for winter professional sports in the Denver area since 1999.

Baseball in Denver is a great read for any baseball fan. It provides a great look at the origins of baseball in the Rocky Mountain Region.

In 2007, the Rapids moved into their current home, the 18,061-seat Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, or DSG Park.

A part of Cadet Field House, Clune Arena has been the home for the Air Force Academy basketball programs since 1968.

The NBA at a Mile High: Denver’s Ball Arena Provides a Thin-Air, Home Court Advantage for the Nuggets

An Air Force Academy hockey game is a unique experience that blends the school’s great traditions and high level of collegiate hockey.

The Switchbacks have incorporated thoughtful design into a stadium that celebrates Colorado Springs’s natural beauty and the sport of soccer

Photos by Paul Baker and Matt Finnigan, Stadium Journey Stadium Info FANFARE Score: 3.29 UC Health Park 4385 Tutt Blvd Colorado...

The hockey team at Colorado College, located just north of downtown Colorado Springs, has a long, storied history.

Simply put, Boulder is one of college football’s most stunning settings.

The 8,533-seat, multi-purpose Nottingham Field has served as the Bears’ home field since 1995.

A game at Magness Arena allows fans to enjoy some of the nation’s top college hockey at a reasonable price.

With a Rams team on the rise and a beautiful campus (and town), a game at Moby Arena is worth the drive from Denver.

The Denver Broncos are one of the most storied franchises in the NFL.

Falcon Stadium was built in a natural bowl, has a capacity of 46,692 and stands in the base of the Rampart Range of the Rocky Mountains.

Photos by Matt Finnigen, Stadium Journey Stadium Info FANFARE Score: 3.14 Sam Suplizio Field 12 St and North Ave Grand Junction, CO...