Infinity Park

Had signed up for the Denver Post Smart Couponing Seminar. Didn’t know it was part of the Amazing Adventures Travel & Recreation Expo at Infinity Park. Had to park about two blocks down, but it was free parking, so didn’t mind.
There were a lot of different kiosks on the grounds and also food vendors. We didn’t have time to peruse before the seminar and that was interesting and we got a booklet of coupons and I won two $ 5 King Soopers Gift Cards so I was happy about that.
Afterwards, Calina and I walked around the different kiosks, signed up for some raffles, got a few free pens, gum, etc and then headed home.
Lots of people were enjoying the event and it was a worthwhile trip.

We went to the Glendale PRP game this past Saturday and were very impressed by this facility. My husband’s rugby team played on the practice field before the PRP games. The turf on this field could use being redone in the near future as much of its cushioning is gone, and the field could use more seating if games are going to be held there. The stadium is very well done. However, I was disappointed to see how many spectators disrespected the facility by leaving their trash strewn across the seating area. Employees should not have to clean up after you because you’re a lazy jerk when there are trash cans and recycling bins located throughout the facility.

Super nice park. We’re also members of the gym located right there on the property. Free movies on the park during the summer and the rugby team is legit.

Disclaimer: I have not been to this facility in 2 years.
So why am I reviewing it now? I recently moved to Beverly Hills, and surprisingly I can’t find anything that even comes close to what I had at Infinity Park! Finding a good yet affordable gym here is an absolute nightmare, and I so long for the days when I lived in my little apartment next to the Glendale Sports Center, and paid my tiny membership fee for an exceptional, clean, well-​equipped and spacious facility. Denver residents– take advantage of this place! It’s seriously a hidden gem!
I really miss the gym, and the friendly staff!

I love this park because it’s convenient for me, close enough to my job and it’s really neat. There are many things that you can do at this park but I mainly use it for the running tracks. What I also love is that it’s in an area that’s very convenient to great places to eat and healthy options as well.

5 stars for Monday Movies in the park during summer time. Red Rocks movie cost $ 13 and it forces you sit on hard concrete benches where Infinity lets you go on the professionally maintained grass with picnic blankets or folding chairs. The best part is that they allow you to bring your OWN food and beverage.
Free entry and free parking lot on NE side of the stadium. Online says no dogs, but there is a enclosed grass area on the south side where owners can chill with Fido by their side. This is pretty impressive compare to the 90s ghetto Glendale that I grew up with.
Get the Red Velvet from Denver Cupcake Truck!

Lot’s of great stuff to do or watch. Beautiful stadium and sports field. Very clean the entire complex and nice people working there

I absolutely hate living across the street from here. Constant blasting of the music and PA system constantly wakes my sleeping baby. I didn’t know they were going to constantly be blaring their system during the weekdays. It’s so f’n annoying. I could deal with one day for game days but it’s a constant struggle. Not to mention all of their a hole customers park in our lot.

Love, love, love, love! Go see a rugby match, a soccer game, or a movie! There is usually something going on in the summer. The facilities are awesome with food and drink choices. People are the doors and counter are always smiling and welcoming. Get your blankey, your stadium cushion, and your smile, you will enjoy this day out in the sun!

Came here for the first time to watch the 7’s tournament which was also my first time seeing a rugby game. Parking can be problematic if there is a tournament going on, so expect to park a ways away and walk in. Bring a cushion or something to sit on, as the benches are cement.

Glendale has a rugby team that plays here. It is nice to have a variety of sports to go and see in Denver. This complex is still really new and they take good care of it.
The free movie nights are fun, you get to sit on the field and watch on their scoreboard. They have a snack bar and clean restrooms. Bring a picnic, just no glass…

Love this fitness center! I have been a regular here for 3 years. It is always clean, rarely crowded (although it has become a lot more popular in the past year or so), and has great classes. You can’t beat it, especially when the monthly rate for Glendale residents is less than a fast food meal.
Forgot to mention, you can use any Y with a drop in fee of $ 5 (last I checked), which gets you some of the amenities you might miss here (like a pool).

A surprisingly top notch facility right in the middle of Glendale.
A great spot to catch rugby matches. There are multiple food and beverage options. This is the first full service sports complex dedicated specifically for rugby in the U.S.
The park also has sprawling grounds and a fitness facility and high altitude training center for Glendale residents.

I love it but those concrete seats hurt my butt…
Love watching rugby here though. Don’t like the fact that I cannot bring in my own unsealed water but I can deal.

If you’re in any way a fan of rugby, come here. Come here as soon as possible. They call it Rugby Town USA for a reason. It’s a dedicated rugby field, and one of the only ones in the country!
Cheap tickets, great views (well designed field), and an awesome atmosphere. This place rocks.

Ahhhh… my home away from home. And by away I mean two blocks.
I love Infinity Park for so many reasons. First, it’s the only dedicated rugby stadium in the United States. Second, it’s a great place for teams to practice on the turf field when not in use (or run, Jazzercize outdoors by yourself, or lay in the sun). Third, it’s got the most amazing gym.
I’m a member of the gym there — Glendale residents only pay $ 8/​month (I think it’s around $ 50 for everyone else), but because it’s so expensive for non-​residents, it’s always empty. It is the cleanest gym I’ve ever been a member of HANDS DOWN. All of the equipment is modern. All cardio equipment has built-​in TVs with iPod docks. And did I mention it’s never busy? The only downside is there is no steam, sauna or pool, but for $ 8/​month, who’s complaining with a full gym and basketball court affixed with TRX clips. The group ex classes are great and they have a good group of trainers as well.
Back to the stadium, starting this weekend pretty much every Saturday, you can start watching rugby at 2pm until around 8 for $ 6. Anything on the turf field is free. Inside the stadium there are concessions and «The Shopping Maul» (rugby fans will get it) where you can buy rugby paraphernalia, and the Try Club where you can also procure adult beverages on game days. If you have no idea how rugby is played, they have ambassadors that will explain what’s going on and they give you a little flyer to explain basic concepts.
They also have an event center. I’ve never seen the full space, but it’s pretty big and they host lots of fundraisers there and Whole Foods was doing something-​or-​another there a few weeks back.
If you don’t live in Glendale, move to this 1 square mile of heaven and get yourself a cheap gym membership (did I mention you also get in to the rugby days for $ 2 off too?) If you’re not inclined to move, come visit on Saturdays during rugby season — it’s cheap fun for the whole family, but if you have loud, uncontrolled children, please sit a section or two away from me.

Super fun to come to a game, have a beer or two or four and watch some rugby.
The Stadium is very nice and on a warm evening I really can hardly think of anything better than hanging out with some friends, watching the men get after it and relaxing on the bleachers. Tickets are cheap and the beer is cold.
Good times to be had by all.

Infinity Park is not just an outdoor venue, but a fully serviced Event Center.
I was there for a Corporate Event in the Evening. The lobby /​entrance area is contemporary and gives a good first impression, as did the friendly staff.
The room was large, high-​ceilinged, and has giant screens all along the perimeter. (LCD? Projector?) The room is of a size that it can be set up in a number of ways. There is easily enough room to have a «Tables» setup, (With or without Dance Floor) and the front of the room is wide and large enough to handle a good-​sized stage. Rows of chairs also fit comfortably for a presentation-​style setup. I saw it as a combination of both, chairs in the front, tables and food in the back, with stage. It worked well.
The lighting in the room was good, with flexible options for different settings. (Eating lighting, Presenter Lighting, Audience Participation Lighting, Etc…)
The sound system was clear, correctly dispersed speakers, and set at the correct volume.
The catered food was fine, and I’m not sure if it’s a contracted caterer or if it was provided by the Center. The employees, though, were certainly nice and helpful, and didn’t allow the food tables to go empty.
I’d definitely recommend this for your events, depending on their degree of formality, of course. Remember, it’s attached to a Rugby Field!

This is a great place to watch a free movie on the Jumbotron.
However, they lose 1 star for the parking being a couple blocks away (that is pretty far to drag your chairs & cooler) and they lose a 2^nd star for the quality of their film. Back to the Future last night had lots of errors in the film and actually had to be reset. Boo!
I think they can definitely get one star back if they work the kinks out of their film system.
Other than that, there are plenty of ushers to help you find the parking and the entrance when you are lost. Food & Beer booths are open before and during the show for you to get a Snappin Dog & a cold one. And, there was plenty of room to spread out. I have been to some outdoor films where it is just crowded and uncomfortable. Not so here!
I look forward to coming back for more films and possibly a Rugby game.

I’ve been to Infinity Park for both a rugby match and a free movie shown up on the jumbotron.
The tickets for rugby aren’t too expensive (though we got ours for free) and the movie night was free — and yes they open up Steve’s Snappin’ Dogs for movie nights!
It’s a gorgeous facility, well maintained, still clean and gorgeous. The field is in perfect condition, it’s attached to a great fitness center, and there’s even a practice rugby field connected just south of the main field. It’s a great place to learn about rugby (you spend the first half learning how it’s played if you’re a newbie, then the 2^nd half actually understanding what you’re cheering for.) It’s also a great place to go hang out on Monday nights when they have free movie nights.
It’s all outdoor, exposed to the elements, so bring a coat and some sunscreen just so you’re prepared for everything mother nature might throw your way, but whatever you do – just go!
Oh yeah, they also pour a proper pint of Guinness during rugby matches :-)