The Brighton - A NPU Venue — Local services in Denver

The venue has a good amount of staff that seem to be good but the parking, restrooms AND seating situation is rough. They don't have permanent restrooms and had rental potty trailers. During intermission for the show I saw there wasn't enough restrooms and many people had to wait longer then the show's intermission to use them. The bathroom situation was also not at all accessible for ADA. Not sure how that's to code. Most of the trailer stalls also weren't really flushing. It's a bad situation and really put a damper on the evening. They also only had a middle isle in the seats which were too close together, and that makes entry and exit slow/challenging and uncomfortable. Don't plan to move during whatever you're there for. They have a parking lot that isn't big enough for their audience (which is unfortunatly the case in a lot of the Denver area), but it also isn't lit very well AND the hill/fence corner many walk up behind the venue is sandy/dangerous for anyone in heals. There was additional empty fenced lot right next door. Hoping they will make investments to improve/get restrooms and make parking better in the...

We saw “the empire strips back” here and the venue was pretty interesting. Futuristic looking porta potties by the front entrance. I didn’t use them, but I bet they were clean, because the whole venue was pretty clean. The seating was a tight fit with no easy access to seats other than down the main isle, so if a person struggles to get around then it could be a struggle. There at least wasn’t a bad seat in the house for seeing the stage. Free parking, but small lot so try to arrive early. We learned the hard way and had to park in a garage a block and a half away. We paid $10 for parking, which isn’t bad. Just not fun to walk to at night.

The show is a highly recommend! Interesting venue and overall great experience at the...

Saw the Empire Strips Back at this venue. The show was amazing 10/10.

The venue is not amazing. Uneven gravel parking and small lot. They had porta potties in the entry way so a large space smelled of sewage - no real bathrooms in an ultra plus venue?? They crammed us into a tiny space on folding chairs to watch the performance where the seating felt like you were in an airplane. It was hard to get up and move around. I couldn't get info about the seating and paid extra to be closer to the stage when, in fact, the seating was tiered after all and we could have sat further back and still seen everything.

The bar looked good but I didn't want to get up and get drinks because it was so hard to...