Red Rocks Tips & Tricks

If you’ve never been to a show at Red Rocks, get ready—because it’s not just a concert, it’s an experience. Between the jaw-dropping views, the unreal sound, and the electric crowd, it’s pure magic. Whether it’s your first time or your fiftieth, here are five tips to help you have the best night ever:

1. Get There By Door Open

Red Rocks fills up fast, and parking can get chaotic. Plus, depending on where you park, you might be in for a solid uphill hike. This is why BusPartyCo arrives before the door open and drops you off right at top, so you can hustle in and get a good spot.

2. Layer Up

Red Rocks weather is unpredictable. It might be sunny and 75 during the opener and drop 20 degrees by the headliner. Bring a hoodie or light jacket, and don’t forget comfy shoes for those legendary stairs.

Winter Hack to Save Your Night!

Listen up, winter warriors: You need thick, wool socks for Red Rocks! Seriously, toss those flimsy cotton ones aside. After five hours outside, only wool can save those toes! Also, do yourself a favor and go for cozy boots over sneakers. Your feet will thank you later! 🧦🔥

Tips for Fall in Colorado 🍁

Fall has officially landed in Colorado this week, with nightly temperatures dropping to the 40s. As a local Denverite and Red Rocks expert, I wanted to share some tips on what to pack for a Fall concert.

What to Wear/Pack to a Fall Concert:

• A warm, thick jacket - Faux fur is always fashionable at Red Rocks!

• A North Face or fleece for underneath the jacket

• Gloves and/or, at minimum, a Koozie to add a layer between the White Claw can and your hands.