Bellco Theatre

We went to the 90s r&b throwback concert with Genuwine, 112 and All-4-One and I enjoyed myself!! It was easy to get drinks and find our seating. The usher helped us find our seat and helped my husband safely get to our seats. It was fun!!

I will not be returning to the Bellco Theater, and I strongly urge anyone with mobility issues to think twice before attending a show here. The Teddy Swims concert was fantastic — but the venue’s treatment of disabled guests was unacceptable. I purchased handicapped seating, paying more than $170, and still could barely see the stage. Even worse, there were wheelchair users seated behind me who had no view at all. How is it 2025 and this venue still places disabled guests in the back rows, directly behind crowds of standing people? When you’re disabled and can’t stand for long periods, visibility is entirely dependent on the venue’s seating layout. Bellco Theater failed miserably. Instead of ensuring accessibility, they stuck us in a section where our view was constantly blocked. The man in front of me — who had nearly seven seats to himself — spent the entire night jumping, waving his arms, and standing right in front of me. Every time I moved to see, he shifted and blocked me again. Most reputable venues now have ADA seating in the front row or designated areas where wheelchairs and mobility-impaired guests can actually enjoy the show they paid for. Bellco Theater clearly chooses not to prioritize accessibility or basic visibility for disabled attendees. For a venue that charges premium prices, their ADA setup is embarrassing, outdated, and disrespectful. Disabled guests deserve equal access — not the worst seats in the building. Bellco Theater needs to completely rethink its ADA accommodations.

First time here. The venue is pretty good. Limited bathrooms for sure. Came here for Teddy Swims! Others were American Aututhurs and and Neon Trees.

Saw David Byrne here in 2025. Nice medium sized venue. Stadium seating. Mr. Byrne's music didn't rest the limits of the sound production so nothing to report there. The sound was decent.

You really have to want to see the performer to go to the Bellco. It's a bad venue for Denver. $100+ a ticket to have a obstructed view for David Byrne due to the curtains on the side. Sadly most of the performance was obscured and not mentioned when buying the tickets. Also the drink options are pricey and lackluster.