Tracks

Tracks is such a fun venue and I go every month to Roll on the third Friday!Each Roll has a different theme and everyone really rises to dress up for the occasion! It's so great to see everyone having a good time!Skates are available to rent on a first come first serve basis. I bring my own skates and show up early. 7-9 PM is free entry and less crowds.When it does get later into the evening and the crowds pick up, keep in mind that most people are newer skaters and drinking. So, skate your heart out with them, but be cautious of drink spills, slips, falls, etc. There are 3 rooms to enjoy:- The main rink room- The middle karaoke room- The front room with a mix of people on & off skatesThere's also an outdoor alleyway that's a great hangout space with wall art, hanging umbrellas, and seating! Sometimes there's even a food truck (weather permitting)!I love this space and the ambience of it all to skate my heart out in! Would absolutely recommend it.

Bartenders are nice and the drinks are yummy. Don't get a double of anything because they're crazy expensive. It's pretty big and they have live dancers as well as a small outdoor area.

ROLL @ Tracks Dance Club1399 35th St, Denver, CO 80205This is a themed roller skating event held once a month and it is a fun night on the town. My husband and I are from Louisiana and trying to keep skating alive! We bring our own Harlick Roller Skates made in California, USA. For the past 10+ years we have made it our goal to skate in each state! We love to JAM, slow walk, and couple dance skate on Adult Skate Night. On any adult night skate in the USA. I advise you to check out their online site. Roll allows skaters to buy tickets or sign a risk waiver to skate before arrival. To make the time in line a bit quicker. The positive energy at this rink was exquisite. Also, the parking is street parking.

This is no longer a gay friendly spot. It's all women and their Bf's. If you're gay... AVOID

To Austin B's review-This is the best bartender in town. If he flipped you off it was probably because you were acting out of line (or cutting line). And it was pride weekend. Do you understand how insane it gets. Imagine working nonstop for hours with drunk people like you giving lip and probably not tipping. I'm sorry you can't enjoy the pride festivities without being a bitch to people who are serving you alcohol. Next time don't cut in line and keep your mouth shut. Besides that, tracks is always a great time AND the safest space in Denver.

all of the bar staff and security are incredible kind, Mario is so kind and was immensely understanding when a friend fell i'll at the bar. Such a kind soul, could not recommend more for a night of safe and spectacular fun, Mario is the best!!!!!

Of the time I've lived in Denver, I've never been to this club. I was invited by a group of friends to join them on a Saturday night and it was very obvious that I didn't miss anything the last 6 years. It's your typical shallow, egotistical, loud club offering overpriced drinks and terrible music. I think I'm good for another 6 years.

Overpriced drinks, deceptive marketing, and rude security. They kicked my drunk friend out into the cold while we were waiting for a Lyft five minutes away. Paid $30 for entry to a special themed event and then there was literally nothing special done for the theme. There was one photo boot set up on theme and some decorations. But the music, drinks, etc were all the same as always. Felt like a total scam. Also paid $8 for a shot of Smirnoff and $9 for a shot of deep eddy's which felt like being robbed

Tracks has sadly devolved from an LGBT-inclusive establishment, to one of predatory practices. I went during Pride of this year to give them another chance. I'd already felt like they were being shady, charging wild amounts for weak cocktails, but I thought I'd give them another chance...and it was pride after all, so I was expecting to drop some coin that weekend!Boy, was I shocked when one vodka red bull was $30! Yes, Thirty Dollars. That was the moment I lost respect for this place that pretends to be LGBT-Inclusive. If this isn't their normal pricing, then they were engaging in predatory business practices against our community for pride weekend, and if this is their usual price, I certainly have been priced out!Consider this when you think about going to Tracks. Denver has many other LGBT bars to have fairly-priced, and stiffer cocktails. Trade, Denver Sweet, Lil Devils, Bad Habits, X Bar, R&R, Buddies, Denver Eagle, Blush & Blu, Tight End, etc.

Nick! He's a bouncer here and he found my phone! I looked around everywhere and asked him and he found it! In his words " as soon as I dropped it he picked it up" awesome! Give him a raise!