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#239427 02/11/2008 4:42 PM
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Any input or assistance will be greatly appreciated.

My father and I are planning a trip to Denver to watch the Atlanta Braves play the Rockies (Apr 7 to 10). We are driving down, should arrive on Monday Apr 7 and likely to leave on Friday Apr 11.

Can you recommend any good hotels close to the Coors Field?
What is a reasonable price for a room in Denver?
What else should a couple Canadians see & do while there?
Should we drive to the game or take transit (Taxi's, Bus, Subway)?

Thanks,
Ceuls


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Re: Denver/Colorado Members - Need Assistance
Ceuls #239428 02/11/2008 11:40 PM
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I might not be the best person to answer this as I haven't lived in Denver very long, but I'll give it a shot with what I know.

When I visited here I got a great deal on a hotel through Priceline. I got the Hyatt on Welton for less that half price - I paid like $90/night, but different year, different season. Anything downtown will suit your needs. I can't think of any hotels that are right next to Coors Field anyway, and within a few blocks in the wrong direction it gets pretty sketchy so you're better off looking at downtown - 16th street & Welton has a few 3 & 4 star hotels. make sure to check with the hotel to see what the parking charges might be - I doubt it's free. You won't need a car anyway if you're downtown.

From there you can take the free bus up and down 16th street all day long - that's what the tourists do as far as I can tell. At the bottom of 16th, it's a short few blocks to the stadium, with plenty of bars along the way to keep you busy. Don't bother with driving or parking if you already have a place downtown.

For other activities, there is a great art museum (never been there but they tell me it's nice), 16th street mall has tons of stuff to do, Red Rocks... I dunno. Mostly people here just drink so there's lots of that.


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