Tracks

Omg I can't say enough wonderful things about our experience. Christy our wait staff was the best. He made us feel comfortable and very attentive. I can't rave enough about him . We had so much fun. Thank you Christy. And the drag show was so fun. Vivian was so great. Loved it.

Tracks is a popular LGBTQ+ nightclub known for its lively atmosphere, energetic music, and welcoming environment. The venue features multiple dance floors, themed nights, and drag performances, making it a go-to destination for those looking to enjoy nightlife in Denver. Guests often praise the friendly and inclusive staff, who help create a safe and celebratory space for everyone. The club offers a range of drink options, with prices typically between $10–$60 depending on the night and type of event. Its music selection, lighting, and high-energy performances contribute to a fun and memorable experience. While it can get crowded during peak times or special events, the overall vibe is generally upbeat and inclusive. Tracks is considered a key spot in Denver’s LGBTQ+ nightlife scene, appealing to both locals and visitors looking for entertainment, socializing, and community connection.

This is my favorite spot and my safe space. However, there is a vendor in a fedex food truck and he has repeatedly given us the ick. He has taken our safe space and made us question whether or not we should come back given how creepy they have been with following us around asking to take our pictures and similar things. Ugh I’ve been coming here over 10 years and I hate how he has taken pictures and approached us

Celebrated a birthday in the VIP and had the best time ever. Chrissy our server was amazing, adorable, and the absolute best beauty we could ever have asked for. Pure love! 💎💎💎

Please bear with me, it's going to be a long one. This review will include positive and negative comments. My goal is to give an overall picture of my visit and offer suggestions for the club to make it better. I know this place can be a great place for a night out. I thought I would try Tracks after a few months since my last visit. I appreciate the level of Security at the entrance and around the club. The entry employees were great (friendly and welcoming). The bartenders that I interacted with were friendly and provided quick service.The drinks were expensive and they only accepted cards at the bar, no cash (I would prefer an option instead of several card charges). I did see a sign they do offer lids for your drinks for a level of safety. This was my first time seeing the Neon Grotto. It's a fairly new space that seems like it could be fun. On my night it was closed to non-pup people but at least I got a peak at it. I am not quite sure on the dj arrangements. They used to have the house/mainstream remix type music in the main room. The night I went, they moved that to the lounge (DJ Orion was awesome). Sadly, the lounge has little in the way of a dance floor and dance floor lighting. A suggestion for the lounge is to add dance floor lighting (i.e. moving head type). If it is already there, it wasn't being utilized. On my visit, they put the mix of dance and slow music in the main room. That was previously in the lounge. I was not a fan of the DJ in the main room. The main dance floor music was also extremely loud. Maybe invest in a decibel meter and do a periodic check on levels during the night. Note they do offer ear plugs at the bar. The dance floor lighting in the main room was terrible. I'm not sure if they changed the rig or what but it wasn't great. I have seen better lighting operation the past. They really were not using the digital screen behind the stage to supplement the floor lighting (I have seen great visuals in the past on the screen). Note they were quite heavy on the theater smoke at times during my visit (I did upload an example of this situation). As far as the customer base, as some of the other reviews have stated it has more of a mixed crowd. It's sad to see some of the hate here in the Google Maps comments towards LGBTQIA+ people. The club does say it is a hate free zone. All should be welcome at the club (by everyone). However if you are expecting the crowd to be mostly gay men, you could end up being disappointed. I cannot answer for the other LGBTQIA+ nights. A suggestion would be to offer more various themed nights (they currently seem to repeat a lot) and or make the Neon Grotto or lounge a fetish only space (similar to other fetish bars in Denver) when the club is open. That would allow the club to cater to a lot of various people. It would then always give you a bigger customer base during your open hours. I spent a few minutes in the outside alley. If I remember correctly, they did have a food vendor and a few outdoor games in the alleyway. During my visit there were two food vendors outside the club. It was great to have an immediate food option after a night out.