TheDangerBowen
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Denver is awesome! Spent most of my time on 16th Street and in the Pepsi Center, will update more later!
Denver is awesome! Spent most of my time on 16th Street and in the Pepsi Center, will update more later!
What's the show? I agree it doesn't really matter, just depends how close you want to be. I'd say arrive early unless you don't mind parking far away.
Hi. I'll be visiting Denver next week and am planning on going to Red Rocks. Was looking for some
Input on the best place section to sit in for a show, thanks!
Yonder Mnt/Govt Mule. I think I'll be taking a shuttle bus from downtown, so if someone has a Rec there id appreciate it. I'd rather have a better overall view than be close to the stage. Thanks again.
Seconded.My biggest suggestion... pre game. Beer isn't cheap there!
I like to sit close personally, but there really isn't a bad seat there.
Yonder Mnt/Govt Mule. I think I'll be taking a shuttle bus from downtown, so if someone has a Rec there id appreciate it. I'd rather have a better overall view than be close to the stage. Thanks again.
I sit on the edge of one of those "tree squares" every time I go now, regardless of where my seat is. **** the seats. Since I exercise there one or two early mornings every week, I've scoped out the 3-4 ones that are the best.
Hey friends,
Moving to Denver a week from tommorow and just some quick questions to ask...
I have been scoping out apartments and I am narrowing down to either Cherry Creek area or Lakewood.
Short term lease, just in case you wind up in an area that's a bad fit.Any other helpful hints/ tricks errbody? It would be greatly appreciated.
The Sloan's Lake area is getting gentrified (errr "up and coming"), so I could see how certain areas of Lakewood or CC would appeal to a youngish couple on the move.Why would you choose either place? I'm not sure they could be more different.
Hey friends,
Moving to Denver a week from tommorow and just some quick questions to ask...
I have been scoping out apartments and I am narrowing down to either Cherry Creek area or Lakewood. Trying to stay affordable is there any more hot take suggestions?
So far I have living arrangements set up and I will be waiting for my girlfriend to follow me shortly after before I get an apartment.. still looking for jobs for her and I was thinking maybe looking for a waitressing job as that might be the quickest and easiest way to get her out there. Can't beat that tip money.
Any other helpful hints/ tricks errbody? It would be greatly appreciated.
If you like Cherry Creek, take a look at Glendale. It's right next door, and it always struck me as being a bit more "rental friendly" than CC, which in turn I imagine would mean average costs are less. It's also a separate city from Denver (despite being smack dab in the middle of Denver's city limits), so that may have an impact on integrated pass-down costs like taxes (or it may not... I haven't looked into it enough).
As always, aptly put my friend.You're burying the lead on Glendale.
But yeah property tax is slow because of that ADDITIONAL source of sales tax.