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I was there in the summer, but I totally want to go back. I can just imagine how cozy it must be in the winter, great to take a girlfriend for the weekend. Cold, snow, skiing, and the cute little ski villages all around town. Nice restaurant scene too, a bit pricy though.

This town is the biggest shithole ever. The casinos are nice, but like one block away from teh strip, there are crackpipes, needles, prostitutes, and hobos. They need to clean this shit up.

OK Casino, but really very overrated.

The first time I really paid attention to the buzz surrounding the jersey shore, I was living outside of Philadelphia and my coworkers were talking about it. I went down to AC, then Cape May, then Wildwood, and I was pleasantly surprised at how pretty the beaches were and how mellow.

The thought I had of Jersey shore before visiting was a bunch of Sopranoettes and needles in teh water. not the case.

The downtown was really nice and modern. I visited in early Septemeber, so there were college students roaming the streets in packs.

I went on the campus of U of Colorado and wow, what a place to go to school. Made me wish I’d gone instead of Syracuse. Folsom Stadium is the bomb.

Fort Collins is a cute little town, but nothing super duper special. It is definitely dominated by the presence of Colorado State University. The downtown area is old, but quaint and charming. CSU campus is OK, but nothing to stop the presses over.

Seemed like a pretty OK little town, until I rolled through Boulder, now that’s a real college town.

Holy crap, we got nosebleed tix which were still good, but I was WAAAAYYYYY up in the stands, scary walking down, too steep.

Overall, it was nice. We saw the Broncos vs. the Cardinals in a preseason game, so I didn’t get the full fanfare effect, but a nice stadium.

What surprised me was the mass amount of hot, blue eyed chicked that go to the game stag or with a group of chick friends. Never see this in the tri state.

The fans are very friendly and there’s a great view from anywhere. The rockpile was nice, but the fans were not really rowdy. Very chill place to watch a game. The field looks so big, wondering how so many home runs get hit there.

Looks like a giant tent driving in. I experienced no traffic, no long wait. The only thing that sucked was that the walk to the gate was really far.

The nightlife sucks in this area. Go to Blake Street (near Coors Field)