DENVER · COLORADO
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The 10 most popular museum & attraction tickets tours in Denver. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
See Red Rocks Amphitheatre, drive Lariat Loop, get views from Lookout Mountain, and enjoy Golden in a small-group 4-hour tour from Denver.
“Nice quiet idyllic tour to wrap up a five day long Denver vacation, went to the red rocks amphitheater, the town of golden and a couple of lookout spots for great photo ops”
BEYOND at Denver’s International Church of Cannabis: guided meditation laser show with rock music plus free arcade, art, and photo spots.
“It was super fun and interesting! The guy at the front desk was friendly, and informative! The arcade and the vibe was awesome, we played Mario kart on the projector and was a cool experience! The music for the show was top-tier, overall the show wasn’t bad, but only wish it was longer for the…”
Stroll Denver Botanic Gardens in an easy 1–3 hours. See drought-tough plants, global collections, art, and family gardens on one ticket.
“The Gardens were very good even though many of the outside”
Denver Downtown Aquarium all-day pass with skip-the-line entry, Stingray Reef touch-tank fun, and 500+ aquatic species to explore.
Explore Meow Wolf Denver’s Convergence Station: a self-paced, four-floor immersive art adventure with photo moments, lounges, and play.
“It felt like being a kid again. It is an experience that I have never done before. I would absolutely recommend. It opens up your imagination and you get to explore.”
Denver CityPASS lets you choose 3, 4, or 5 top attractions and visit over 7 days with mobile tickets for up to 44% savings.
Self-guided entry to the Molly Brown House Museum in Denver. Titanic heroine exhibit, downloadable audio tour, and a historic home for $15.
A Denver guided meditation and classic rock laser light show on the ceiling of the International Church of Cannabis, with arcade access included.
Denver Botanic Gardens York Street ticket for 24 acres of gardens, plus the Freyer–Newman Center and Mordecai Children’s Garden.
Step into Meow Wolf Denver’s Convergence Station: a 4-story, multi-world art adventure with puzzles, shows, and Sips lounge.
“It was good. Pretty fun. Not much instruction which was a little confusing and received a parking violation because there is no booth to pay that I saw so we just pulled right in and parked and got a ticket. So that should be more clear.”
