Levitt Pavilion Denver Concerts

Great venue! Love the free shows. Safe place to lock bikes, usually close to police and security.

Great venue, poor staff. Information on the website was incorrect regarding what could be brought in, sending droves of people back to their cars or throwing things away. The website was also wrong about the door opening and show start time. We saw Metric, opening for Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds and Garbage, who had to start 10 minutes before the doors were said to be open, so they only had about 15% of the crowd to play too. Metric was awesome as usual regardless. Staff were also incredibly rude and unprofessional in line management, yelling and accusing people in line instead of informing and directing them where to go. The VIP line was also not clearly marked, thus resulting in confusion. The vendors serving drinks were wonderful and professional. All three bands played wonderfully and the sound quality was excellent. We had seats, but the green area was incredibly large and well laid out for a big crowd. I would likely go again to hear a good band, but the staff has certainly made this venue a less positive choice. *As this event was staffed by a rental company, they are the ones to blame for the poor service and miscommunication. I don't know who they were, hopefully there are better service providers in the future.

First concert at Leavitt, and we saw Cake! What a fun night. The grounds are quite substantial, which I was surprised by. I remember spending time at Ruby Hill as a child and I guess I never realized just how large the park is. The setup is grass seating, so bring blankets/chairs. It's very accessible, but parking is pretty limited. Many people were directed into the neighborhood to park on side streets (which I'm sure the neighbors love). Get there early if you want parking in the lot. Carpool or ride share is highly recommended. The venue is awesome though, great acoustics! Mom and I had a wonderful time.

Great venue for a chill show. Saw Cake a couple weeks ago & it was perfect. Entry was a major pain though, I swear there were more people in line (multiple lines actually) up & down there hills before the show than there were inside the venue during it. Weird but once you're in it's pretty cool.

Great venue. Large, ample space to set up chairs &/or a blanket in the field or you can hang out by the stage. You can use a wagon to haul gear & snacks in but no alcohol. I've only been to one concert there but I'd definitely go back.