Tracks

I’ve been going to tracks for many many years and I love this club. It’s definitely different than the old tracks, but I love the atmosphere. I love shaking it on the dance floor and the DJs that they bring in are amazing. One of my favorite places to be in the world. I’m definitely a tracks kid from the 90s and I will always love tracks the new and the old! So many memories and so many more to come!

All staff members were incredibly rude. Kicked us out for dancing? Which I thought was the point? They do not want you to have fun only there for your money. Do not waste your money. Do not go. Ever. Rudest staff I’ve ever had to deal with, you want a good business, be nice to your freaking PAYING customers. Will not be getting our services again.

I LOVE tracks but this sneaky twink in a thong gave me and my friend TOP SHELF tequila when we asked for no such thing and charged us SEVENTY DOLLARS for two drinks. how on earth do you feel right about yourself. great music and fun dancing but i just could not believe the audacity.

We had an absolutely amazing and unforgettable time for my bachelorette party! The staff, bartenders and dancers were so welcoming and friendly. Great drinks and atmosphere if you want to have a great time and feel safe, this is your place. Thank you to everyone who makes Tracks what it is!!!

I went here for the Stranger Queens drag night. Absolutely loved the performances. My main complaint is that they didn’t start until 11, (made getting a ride a lot harder when they finished at 12:30) and the drinks were awfully small to be as much as they were. Though they were still tasty. I’ll definitely consider other themed events here.

A group of 4 of us wanted to do something special for a gathering together so we went in on a “VIP booth”, and what we got was a ripped up stinky old couch to sit on. We were spread apart while seated and basically had to yell to talk with one another. As you may have heard, the drinks are ridiculously overpriced. You can barely hear the bartenders, let alone get good service & feedback. They set their tip selections between 20-30% on the pay pad, so if you don’t want to tip that much(no brainer given their prices), I’d recommend you take your time & find the place to enter in “other amount”. One of their security guards was staring at us like a terminator, mean mugging us the entire evening which made us feel very uncomfortable..even when we did absolutely nothing wrong. Not cool buddy!! Seems to be a recurring issue here with security guards bullying patrons, from the other reviews I’ve read. I believe it. Who keeps these guys!?!? I’ve never been to another bar where I felt so strongly I was doing something wrong just being alive, trying to enjoy the evening. They do occasionally have some fun theme nights. Unfortunately the night we were there, there also happened to be a lot of rude guests. Felt like junior high all over again. Much different experience from years ago. Very nice vendors though. Anyway, After all of this we decided we will definitely not be returning for a VIP night(or any other night) into the future. It was anything but “special”. Not worth the prices & uncomfortable ambiance. We’re not snobs, just some peeps trying to treat ourselves to a special night out since we work hard week after week. We’ll go somewhere else where they value their customers and give you a much more pleasant place to enjoy sitting other than a thrift store “booth” that snags your leggings, along with their gratuitous “headache” champagne. Yuck. Oh yeah, and parking also sucked..

We, Alex and Geisa from Brazil, recently visited Track in Denver and had an amazing experience. We were warmly welcomed and supported by Mario, the security manager, who went above and beyond to ensure we had a fantastic evening. Mario embodied the spirit and dedication of an owner, treating us with genuine care and hospitality. Thanks to Mario, we had one of the most memorable nights in Denver.

I really love Tracks and love going here! It’s my favorite club in Denver…. but I found it really disappointing that at 80 90s 2000s night they played 10s and 20s music almost exclusively. Why advertise 80s 90s 00s if you won’t even play it? I would love to see them either rebrand to be more honest or at the very least play some 80s and 90s!