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DominicanGypsy: Staff was very friendly. Hotel located in a great location with many options for dining. Free bottles of water at the desk helped out tremendously. The restaurant in the hotel was nice. Really enjoyed my time.
1776 Grant St
From US$ 116
Kbeauty: Hyatt is a must stay! From the scenery to the friendly staff , I’d definitely recommend and stay again !
650 15th St
From US$ 202
Guest User: Host arranged room when I arrived. Later I was able to store extra bags for a fee. This was v useful. Atmosphere was good. A few clubs nearby, rooms facing these on the main road may have been noisy. My room was fine. Denver can be a bit gritty in areas.
1112 N Broadway Avenue
From US$ 37
Guest User: Service was not above and beyond like other hotel conceirege. Servers upstairs felt a little rude like I was imposing trying to make a reservation. Felt stuffy
240 14th St
From US$ 178
Guest User: Spacious, clean, and comfortable room. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive. We had a great stay and would definitely recommend this hotel!
1100 14th St
From US$ 150
Anonymous User: Very clean and stylish room with decent view of the city. Responsive and helpful staff as well.
1776 Champa St
From US$ 129
Phaedra Pivirotto: I loved this hotel! Great service-check in was a breeze and even the valet was helpful. On the 4th they had special cake pops and drinks to celebrate. They have me a free upgrade with a city view-so watching the fireworks at the end of the night was amazing. Great hotel, great experience.
1750 Welton St
From US$ 190
Guest User: Staff was very friendly and accommodating. Location was great. Everything we needed was in walking distance for us. Target wasn’t too far, close enough to walk. Right across from the Pavilion Mall. Area didn’t seem bad at all while we were there. We went for a volleyball tournament at the convention center and the walk was about 5 minutes. Super quick. My only complaint was that there is not a microwave in the room. There is a fridge though. Parking was expensive so I used the Spot Hero app and parked in the parking garage right behind the hotel. Literally a 2 minute walk or less. It was under $30 to park Friday through Monday. But read the terms if you decide to do that. You basically can’t go in and out if you park there. It’s just park and leave your car there until your done with your stay and leave. Rooms were clean and the view wasn’t great but decent. No indoor pool but there’s a rooftop pool that’s open seasonally. So not during the cold months. Overall it was a nice stay.
1450 Glenarm Pl
From US$ 99
MIAO: The location of the hotel is good, the hotel is very modern, and the public areas are very comfortable, but the rooms are small, and hygiene is not a problem for a hotel. Many hotels in the United States don’t seem to suck the floor every day, and hair dust can be seen.
1475 California St
From US$ 203
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I hiked 50 kilometers in the US, and my first time was this hardcore!!
This summer, I joined 300 hiking enthusiasts from home and abroad to take part in the Fjallraven Classic global hiking event / 2026 US station heavy pack hike. It was my first hike, and I wasn’t sure what to bring. Luckily, I didn’t overpack. My luggage weighed 17 kg, which didn’t feel heavy at first, but later I realized that’s the full weight of my 28-inch suitcase. The hike lasted three days, plus the first day to reach the campsite, totaling four days. During these four days, there was no internet or charging available. We had to carry all our gear on our backs, including a tent, sleeping bag, inflatable pad, three days’ worth of food, water, basic toiletries, down jacket, short-sleeve shirts, pants, and five or six other clothing items. All the clothing and the tent were from Fjallraven. During the day, we wore short sleeves under the sun; at night, we put on down jackets to stay warm; and when it rained, we wore rain jackets and rain pants for protection. My pants were the “Li Xian style” Keb outdoor master pants, made with G-1000® fabric and a 3D cut. They are windproof and waterproof but more breathable than other rain pants. They’re suitable for hiking outdoors and also for everyday city wear. After three days of hiking, I never felt stuffy. One pair of pants worked for all occasions. We climbed from an altitude of 2,800 meters to the highest point at 3,600 meters, then hiked back down. Along the way, we passed lakes, crossed mountains, waded through streams, walked on challenging rocky paths, and crossed meadows and dirt pits. We experienced heavy rain and lightning as well as strong sun. We saw many animals like moose, rabbits, squirrels, and wild chickens. At night, we sealed our food and scented items in bear canisters to prevent bears from coming near our tents. At the campsite, we boiled water and prepared our own meals. We set up our own tents and lived without showers or hair washing—just brushing our teeth and wiping our faces with lake water. We had to carry all our trash with us until we reached the final campsite to dispose of it. This was a journey that cleansed both mind and body and taught me how to coexist with nature and put environmental protection into practice. When away from the noise of society, people tend to lower their desires. Simple food brings happiness, and simple things bring great joy—just like Fjallraven. By embracing long-term thinking, following our own pace, and walking with nature, we don’t need to compete for first place. We just need to walk at our own pace, enjoy the joy of hiking, appreciate the natural scenery, face the wind and rain, and feel the sunshine. This is what hiking means to me.
Stone Lotus Cave – A Treasure Trove Guide to Exploring a Natural Wonderland
Hey everyone! 👋 Today I'm taking you to a place that's like a paradise on earth—Shilian Cave. The scenery here is absolutely stunning, every corner a masterpiece of nature. Let's embark on a dreamlike journey together! ✨ 🌟Preparations · Documents: ID card, student ID (remember to bring them if you have them, some attractions offer discounts). · Clothing: Choose appropriate clothing according to the season. In spring and autumn, the temperature difference between day and night is large, so bring a light jacket; in summer, pay attention to sun protection, bring sun-protective clothing and a sun hat; in winter, wear a warm down jacket, etc. · Equipment: Comfortable sneakers are essential, as you'll be walking around the scenic area; you can also bring a lightweight backpack to pack a water bottle, power bank, etc. · Medications: Prepare some commonly used medications, such as cold medicine, stomach medicine, motion sickness medicine, etc., just in case. 🚗Transportation Guide By Car If you choose to drive, simply set your navigation to "Shilian Cave National Forest Park". Parking is available around the scenic area🅿, so parking is quite convenient. Public Transportation You can first go to the local bus station or train station, and then transfer to a bus to Shilian Cave. Specific bus routes can be found at local bus stops or on mobile map apps. 💰Ticket Information Shilian Cave's ticket prices are relatively affordable. Adult tickets are generally [X] yuan, with discounts for students and seniors. You can purchase tickets in advance on the scenic area's official website or major travel platforms to avoid queuing on-site🕙. 🌈Itinerary Classic One-Day Itinerary · Morning: · Shilian Cave: This is the iconic attraction of Shilian Cave. Stepping into the cave feels like entering a mysterious underground world. The stalactites inside the cave are of various shapes, some resembling inverted lotus flowers, others like majestic generals, creating a dreamlike and enchanting scene under the lights. Here, you can take photos to your heart's content and experience the wonders of nature. · Forest Oxygen Bar: After exiting the Stone Lotus Cave, head to the Forest Oxygen Bar. Here, lush trees provide ample shade, and the air is so fresh it seems to have a sweet scent. You can stroll along the forest paths, listen to the birdsong, feel the gentle breeze on your face, and completely relax your mind and body. · Noon: Lunch at a restaurant within the scenic area, enjoying local specialties such as stewed chicken with stone ear fungus and small stream fish, all incredibly delicious. · Afternoon: · Wangjiang Pavilion: Climb to the top of Wangjiang Pavilion and gaze into the distance, taking in the panoramic view of the mountains and river. The river shimmers, boats come and go, and a beautiful landscape painting unfolds before your eyes. Here, you can quietly appreciate the scenery and feel the magnificence and tranquility of nature. · Leisure Trail: Continue along the leisure trail, enjoying the flowers, trees, and shrubs along the way. Various wildflowers bloom on both sides of the trail, creating a vibrant tapestry of colors, as if nature has spilled its palette. 🎨 · *In-Depth Two-Day Itinerary** If you have ample time, consider a more in-depth two-day tour to fully experience the charm of Shilian Cave. · Day 1: Follow the one-day tour route. In the evening, you can choose to stay at a guesthouse near the scenic area. Guesthouses are generally cozy, and you can even enjoy farm-style dishes prepared by the guesthouse owner. 🥘 · Day 2: · Tea Garden Experience: Visit a tea garden near the scenic area and experience the joy of tea picking. Wear tea-picking attire, carry a small bamboo basket, and wander among the tea bushes, picking tender green tea leaves. After picking, you can learn the tea-making process from the tea farmers and taste the tea you made yourself. 🍵 · Nearby Ancient Villages: Visit nearby ancient villages. The ancient village preserves many Ming and Qing dynasty buildings, with their blue bricks, gray tiles, and upturned eaves, exuding historical charm. You can stroll through the ancient streets and alleys, feeling the weight of time. 🍱Food Recommendations · Stewed Chicken with Stone Ear Fungus: Stone ear fungus is a local specialty ingredient. Stewed with chicken, it creates a rich, flavorful, and nutritious broth. · Small Stream Fish: Fresh small stream fish with tender flesh, cooked using a unique method, has a crisp and delicious texture. · Farmhouse Tofu: Tender tofu paired with local specialties offers a distinctive flavor. 💡Travel Tips · There are many mosquitoes in the scenic area, remember to bring mosquito repellent 🦟. · Pay attention to safety while visiting, especially in areas with complex terrain such as the Stone Lotus Cave. Follow the signs. · Protect the scenic environment; do not litter and be a civilized tourist 🌍. My darlings, Shilian Cave is truly a place worth visiting! It boasts beautiful natural scenery, a rich history and culture, and delicious local cuisine. Pack your bags and let's embark on a spontaneous trip to Shilian Cave! 🎉
This giant blue bear in downtown Denver is truly memorable
When I first saw it, I thought it was just a cute city installation, but later I discovered there's actually a pretty interesting story behind it. 📍I See What You Mean | Big Blue Bear This blue bear is about 40 feet (12 meters) tall. It was installed outside the Colorado Convention Center in 2005 and is a classic piece of public art in Denver. The most interesting part is—why is it "peeking" through the glass window? 👀 The artist, Lawrence Argent, was inspired after seeing a photo of a black bear peeking into a window. And the location where it stands happens to be the Convention Center, a place where many people gather, interact, and share ideas every day. So the artist had this giant bear stand outside the building, like a curious passerby who can't help but want to see what's happening inside. As for why it's blue? Actually, it wasn't originally intended to be a blue bear 😂 The blue material used during the design model phase was unexpectedly popular, and in the end, it became its most iconic color. So now when you see it, it really feels like a signature of Denver: 🏔️ It has Colorado's natural elements 🏙️ It has modern urban architecture 🎨 And a bit of that very Denver-style humor Plus, its official name, "I See What You Mean," is also quite interesting—a bear standing there "seeing," while this is a place for exchanging ideas. 📍Address: 700 14th St, Denver, CO 80202 It's right outside the Colorado Convention Center, in downtown Denver. 📸 Photo tips: Stand across the street to capture the whole bear + the glass building; or go inside the Convention Center to take a shot from the perspective of it "peeking inside"! If you're doing a city walk in downtown Denver, this is a great spot to check out~🐻
The ultimate 7-day autumn guide to the US, foolproof
The 7-day Colorado travel guide is here! Visit the Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre in Denver and Rocky Mountain National Park. Explore Denver, Vail, Aspen, and Grand Junction. We've sorted out the food, accommodation, and activities for you—save this now! · ------- 🗺️ Itinerary: Day 1: Home → Denver Start your city experience upon arrival in Denver Days 2–6: 16th Street Mall – Big Blue Bear – Colorado State Capitol – Denver Art Museum – Red Rocks Amphitheatre – Pearl Street Mall – Colorado National Monument – Maroon Bells – Coors Brewery – Rocky Mountain National Park Visit iconic Denver landmarks and the Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre, explore Rocky Mountain National Park, and discover the scenery of Denver, Vail, Aspen, and Grand Junction in Colorado Day 7: Return home End your unforgettable trip to Colorado, Western US · ------- Must-visit attractions: Denver Art Museum 🫰3 stars Address: 100 W 14th Ave Pkwy, Denver, CO 80204, USA Opening hours: Mon, Thu–Sun 10:00 AM–5:00 PM; closed on Wed; Tue 10:00 AM–8:00 PM Duration: 2–3 hours One of the highest-altitude modern architectural landmarks in the US, perfect for atmospheric photos✨ Red Rocks Amphitheatre 🫰3 stars Address: 18300 W Alameda Pkwy, Morrison, CO 80465, USA Opening hours: No specific restrictions Duration: 1–3 hours Face the uniquely shaped red rocks and immerse yourself in the magnificent beauty of nature🌄 Rocky Mountain National Park 🫰5 stars Address: Colorado Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 1–2 days Drive along Highway 34 through the magnificent Rocky Mountains. June–September is perfect for hiking! The beginner-friendly Four Lakes Loop offers chances to spot deer🦌. The stunning scenery at Lake Haiyaha is definitely worth the scramble for the final stretch. Remember to start early in the morning and dress warmly. The scenery along the way is magnificent, but please drive safely! · ------- ✈️ Essential pre-trip items: 🪪 First, be sure to bring your original US visa, passport, printed itinerary, and hotel bookings, as you will likely need them at customs. 📱 Get a US SIM card or activate international roaming in advance; you'll need it for navigation and local contact. 🔌 US outlets use a two-prong flat plug, so remember to bring a universal travel adapter to charge your digital devices. 🧥 In October, the temperature difference between day and night in the US is significant. Bring a lightweight windbreaker and wear a long-sleeved T-shirt underneath for daily activities. 🧴 Also, pack sunscreen and lip balm. The sun is strong in the US, and the dry environment can easily cause chapped lips. · ------- The hassle-free guide for your US group tour is all set. Save this and get ready to go! If you have any questions, feel free to ask me!
Denver 16th Street Mall shuttle squeeze in Colorado
#overratedspots I rode the free shuttle along the 16th Street Mall in Denver and found the experience more crowded and awkward than I expected. The shuttle is free and runs frequently, which is convenient, but the buses were packed with tourists, commuters, and people with luggage, and there was often no room to sit. The ride itself is only about a mile long, but the frequent stops and the crowded conditions made it feel longer. I boarded the shuttle near Union Station, which is the main hub, and rode it to the end of the mall. The service is free, and I did not need a ticket or payment, which was a plus. I made the mistake of riding during the late afternoon, when the buses were at their busiest. Finding a seat was impossible, and I ended up standing for the entire ride, which was uncomfortable given the bumps and sudden stops. One thing I did not expect was how much the shuttle felt like a tourist conveyor belt. The stops are frequent, and the announcements are repetitive, which made the ride feel more like a chore than a scenic trip. I also learned that the mall is undergoing construction in some areas, which made walking parts of it confusing. My suggestion is to walk the mall instead of taking the shuttle, as it is only about a mile long and the street is pedestrian-friendly. If you do ride, avoid peak hours and be prepared to stand. For me, the shuttle was more of a squeeze than a convenience.
Sunrise over the Continental Divide from Loveland Pass in Colorado
#fallcolors I arrived at Loveland Pass before dawn, parked near the summit, and stepped out into air so cold it took my breath away. At over 11,900 feet, the pass was already dusted with snow, and the sky to the east was beginning to glow a soft, bruised purple. As the sun rose, it lit up the rugged peaks of the Continental Divide in shades of gold and copper, and I stood there wishing I had dressed more warmly. Loveland Pass is free to access and open year-round, though winter conditions can make the road treacherous or closed without warning. I checked the forecast and road status the night before and was relieved to find the pass clear. The drive from Denver took about two hours, and I filled up with gas in Idaho Springs, since services are limited at higher elevations. There is no formal trail at the summit, but a short walk from the parking area offers wide views in both directions. The ground was icy in places, so I was glad I had worn sturdy boots with good traction. I also learned the hard way that my phone battery drops quickly in the cold, so I kept it in an inside pocket between shots. My question for fellow travelers is whether the Divide is more impressive at sunrise or sunset. I chose the morning for the clear light and quiet, but I imagine the evening colors must be spectacular as well.
Autumn walk through the Denver Botanic Gardens in Colorado
#fallcolors I spent a slow afternoon at the Denver Botanic Gardens in mid-October and was impressed by how much the property had to offer beyond its famous flower beds. I arrived in the early afternoon, paid the $15 admission at the entrance, and started with the Japanese Garden, where the maples were just beginning to turn. The sound of water features and the stillness of the ponds created a calm, meditative atmosphere that made it easy to slow down. From there, I followed a winding path through the prairie restoration area, where golden grasses and late-blooming asters added a different kind of autumn color. The Gardens also feature a large conservatory, which I explored when the temperature outside started to drop. A few tips from my visit: parking is free, and the garden is open daily, but some areas close earlier in the season, so I checked the schedule online before arriving. Wear comfortable shoes because the property covers 24 acres and involves a fair amount of walking. I also underestimated how much time I would spend in the conservatory and had to rush through the outdoor gardens at the end. My suggestion is to arrive early in the day and prioritize the outdoor areas first, saving the indoor spaces for later. I would also recommend bringing a light jacket, as the shade from the trees keeps some areas noticeably cooler than the surrounding city.
🇺🇸 Colorado | A gentle mountain breeze stirs the willows, turning them golden.
Quaking aspen, scientifically known as *Populus tremuloides*, is a common deciduous tree in North America. White trunk: The light-colored bark contrasts sharply with the golden-yellow leaves. Golden crown: As chlorophyll decomposes in autumn, the leaves turn bright yellow, golden, and amber. Leaves in the breeze: The flattened petioles cause the leaves to tremble in the wind, hence the name "quaking aspen." Growing in patches: Many quaking aspen forests expand through clonal root systems, and large groves may belong to the same genetic individual, appearing from a distance like a golden sea of trees. 📅 When is the best time to go? The fall colors of quaking aspen in Colorado typically peak from mid-September to early October, but altitude, weather, and temperature variations can all affect the timing. In 2026, fall colors in some high-altitude areas are expected to arrive earlier than usual. 🗺️Route: ⛰️Cottonwood Pass The highlight here is the drive from the valley up the mountain pass, offering views of vast golden aspen forests, rolling hills, and the magnificent Collegiate Peaks. The pass is approximately 12,126 feet (3,696 meters) above sea level, and the autumn colors along the roadside are incredibly varied. Eastern starting point: Buena Vista. Western direction: Through Taylor Park area, leading to Almont and Crested Butte. ⛰️Maroon Bells Chestnut-colored twin peaks, lake reflections, and golden aspen create a classic scene. For capturing the rich layers of autumn scenery, this is more iconic than just a plain forest. ⛰️Kebler Pass One of Colorado's famous fall foliage routes, the slopes are densely covered with aspen, making the entire mountain appear as if it's covered in gold in autumn. Ideal for driving, photography, and experiencing the spectacular scale of the forest. ⛰️Dallas Divide From the pass, you can enjoy panoramic views of the Sneffels Mountains. The golden aspen forests at the foot of the mountains contrast sharply with the towering peaks, making it ideal for those who appreciate expansive mountain scenery. ⛰️Kenosha Pass Along the way, you'll see vast expanses of golden aspen trees, perfect for hiking through the forest, photographing the details of tree trunks and leaves, and also suitable for a fall foliage drive from the Denver direction.
🇺🇸 Colorado | Golden Autumn Breeze
Maroon Bells, one of Colorado's most iconic natural landscapes, is located in the Elk Mountains of the Rocky Mountains, near the famous ski resort town of Aspen. The most unforgettable feature here is the two peaks: their dark reddish-brown rock faces take on a chestnut hue in the sunlight, creating a stunning contrast with the lake at their base, the dense aspen forests, and the distant snow-capped peaks. On calm days, the twin peaks are reflected in the lake, forming one of Colorado's most classic postcard-perfect scenes. 1. Maroon Lake: A Classic Viewpoint This is one of the best spots to photograph the twin peaks reflected in the water. Relatively easy trails run along the lake, suitable for visitors who want to enjoy the magnificent mountain views but don't want strenuous hiking. 2. Golden Aspen Forests in Autumn Popular Seasonal Feature Around late September to early October each year, the aspen leaves can turn a bright golden yellow, creating a striking contrast with the chestnut-colored peaks. The exact timing depends on the temperature and weather that year. 3. Mountain Hiking and Forest Scenery Suitable for all fitness levels You can simply stroll along the lake or choose a longer mountain trail. For a more relaxed experience, there's no need to challenge yourself with high-altitude, long-distance routes. 🚗 How to get to Maroon Bells? Nearest town: Aspen, approximately 30–45 minutes by car from the lake's entrance, actual time depends on traffic and booking arrangements. From Seattle: Usually fly to Denver first, then transfer or drive to the Aspen area; you can also drive from Denver, but the drive is longer. Regular Transportation: During peak season, it's usually necessary to book a shuttle bus or lakeside parking in advance. The shuttle bus departs from Aspen Highlands, approximately a 15-minute ride. ‼️Special Reminder: As of October 16, 2026, it is during the seasonal transition period. Official information indicates that the shuttle bus service will last on October 18th; parking reservations will still be required from October 19th to 31st, but entry will only be permitted through the reservation system. Reservations will no longer be required from November 1st until the roads are closed due to winter weather.
The long weekend is perfect for a trip to the US
Our 7-day worry-free US tour is here! Visit attractions like the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Denver and Rocky Mountain National Park. Explore Vail, Aspen, and Grand Junction. Enjoy a comfortable, small-group tour (max 14 people) with round-trip travel from Denver~ / Unlock more details in this comprehensive travel guide by scrolling down 👇~ / The US offers such a contrast! It has the century-old historical heritage of the Statue of Liberty 🗽, the wild landscapes of Yellowstone National Park 🌋, and the laid-back fried chicken parties in small southern towns. / ✨Itinerary: Day 1: Home – Denver Day 2–3: 16th Street Mall – Big Blue Bear – Colorado State Capitol – Denver Art Museum – Red Rocks Amphitheatre – Pearl Street Mall – Colorado National Monument Day 4–6: Maroon Bells – Coors Brewery – Rocky Mountain National Park – Garden of the Gods – Vail – Aspen – Grand Junction, round-trip from Denver in a small group of up to 14 people Day 7: Denver – Home / Recommended attractions: Denver Art Museum 🎖️3 stars Address: 100 W 14th Ave Pkwy, Denver, CO 80204, USA Opening hours: Mon, Thu–Sun 10:00 AM–5:00 PM; closed on Wed; Tue 10:00 AM–8:00 PM Duration: 2–3 hours One of the highest-altitude modern art buildings in the US, perfect for atmospheric photos! Red Rocks Amphitheatre 🎖️3 stars Address: 18300 W Alameda Pkwy, Morrison, CO 80465 Opening hours: No public information available Duration: 1–3 hours See giant red rocks of various shapes and immerse yourself in the magnificent romance of nature~ Rocky Mountain National Park 🎖️5 stars Address: Colorado Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 1–2 days Drive along Highway 34 through the magnificent Rocky Mountains. June–September is the best time to visit! Beginners can try hiking in the four-lake area. Starting early in the morning is not only cooler but also increases your chances of spotting deer 🦌. The stunning scenery at Lake Haiyaha is definitely worth the final scramble. The cliffs and precipices along the way are breathtaking, but please drive safely! / ✈️Travel essentials: 📋 First, bring your original US visa + a copy of your passport, as well as your electronic itinerary; you'll need them for customs and check-in. 🔌 Next, bring a travel adapter and a fast charger. US outlets use the American standard, so make sure your phone and camera are charged. 🧥 The temperature difference between day and night in the US in September is significant, so bring a light jacket and comfortable hiking shoes for sightseeing. 📱 Remember to buy a local US SIM card in advance; it's super convenient for internet access, navigation, and contacting local guides. / Travel essentials are ready. Click the card below to start your relaxing journey now~
What people are saying about Denver
Denver Zoo
Lots of great exhibits and the animals look well cared for. I would love for more non zoo attractions and services. More food stands for instance.
TravelGenieDenver Botanic Gardens
The weather is very good and the whole botanical garden is quite beautiful. It is known as the Plateau City. The botanical garden is very large and you can see many different plants. It is also a very relaxing botanical garden.
泰宁根吴承恩Denver Museum of Nature & Science
The Museum of Natural Science is located in the city park. It is a natural museum with a history of more than 100 years. It is also one of the largest natural museums in the United States. It is worth visiting, especially for tourists with children.
DEAR张小球Denver Art Museum
The art museum has many beautiful exhibits, and the building itself is very beautiful, irregular polygonal, with many interesting exhibitions on different themes, very suitable for family visits
泰宁根吴承恩Meow Wolf Denver's Convergence Station
We had fun at Meow Wolf Denver! It’s the second Meow Wolf location we’ve been to. Each location has different universes so it’s worth exploring each unique Meow Wolf! 🐱🐺
RoxrueDowntown Aquarium
I heard it was small at first, so I didn't have high expectations. But I really liked it when I went there. I saw a lot of small animals, such as seahorses, sea otters, clown fish (Nemo), jellyfish, and sharks. DOWNTOWN AQUARIUM is actually quite interesting. It's worth a visit. I didn't see the tiger, probably because he was lazy and went to sleep. I used a discount coupon and it was 10% cheaper.
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