Top 50 things to do and attractions in Cheyenne

Definitely stop by even if you aren't into trains. Very insightful. Down side is there weren't any trains to look at or tour. So kinda of a let down. The other big boy was at a park a few miles away and fenced off and homeless people hanging around so had to make it quick to see the train.

Small museum inside the historic Cheyenne Train Station. The museum only covers a small portion of the station with the large waiting room coming the most sq feet. This makes for a great quick stop if you are in the area.

This museum is full of information related to building the Union Pacific through Wyoming and its historical operation. A great HO model is upstairs. Adults are $10. Plan to spend 90 minutes there.

Excellent! Great overview of the overland train history- very educational. REALLY excellent coffee shop downstairs.

Great a really nice display of train stuff and a model layout on the second floor.

Fun museum. Lots of information about trains. Very cool 2nd floor--- don't miss it.

a railroad fans HEAVEN. this family friendly museum will make a kid out of even the biggest adult. make sure to go upstairs and enjoy the viewing area, and the model train layout. we spent around 2hrs and still not sure if we saw it ALL

We very much enjoyed our visit. The children's garden outside was magical, popping with so many beautiful beautiful flowers and plants. Inside was like stepping into a tropical rain forest type climate with so many exotic, interesting plants to look at and learn about. This place is an asset! It's free! Donations are appreciated. 😉

An indoor greenhouse and outdoor children's garden with sandbox (includes trucks and tractors), many water features including a water wheel a push/pull bridge, small wading and splash area, vegetable and fruit tree garden, and so much more. Highly accessible even for those using mobility devices or strollers. Multiple bathroom locations. Children's storytime on Saturday mornings. A diverse giftshop, refillable water station, and more.

Nice gardens to stroll around, interesting rotary feature. Lake was giving beautiful cloud reflections as we watched the geese. The children’s garden was exceptional .

Beautiful botanical garden and free! It’s small but well manicured and delightful walking around inside and out. There’s a rooftop overlooking the grounds, and lots of places to sit and relax among the plants. Cheyenne is a nice city.

A friend took us to the Botanic Garden one weekend and we loved it so much we brought my daughter and her family the next weekend. Such a beautiful and diverse environment. Absolutely love the view from the 3rd floor terrace.

Beautiful indoor gardens with art exhibitions and activities. Children's garden is magical and Aaron makes Friday storytime and crafts so much fun for my grandkids. And it's FREE!

Free botanical gardens. I preferred the conservatory over the exterior landscape. Conservatory has 3 levels to explore (stairs & elevators) with nice water features. Highlights for the exterior landscape were the Peace Garden, Perennial Garden, and the labyrinth.

An easy break from driving ... hostess was very sweet and have us plenty of information of the museum and suggestions!! We have been driving several hours, so this was a pleasant respite. Small museum didn't take much of our time but it gave us exactly what we needed to take a break. Really enjoyed seeing the old carts from the wagon trail as well as the art on display. They didn't have a small store but it was kind of disappointing to see that most of the materials in the store were made in China. If they were more authentic I would have bought something but that is just me. It did not deviate from the enjoyment however.

Great place to tour around! Lots of cool statues and murals showcasing the culture and history of Cheyenne WY! Looking forward to seeing the Indian village that is being built.

Learn about the Cheyenne rodeo and Frontier Day. Small but enjoyable Museum. Chat with the employees who have lived in this area their whole lives. Loved it!

Had a good time. Lots to see. Definitely recommend a visit!

The museum and hall of fame were okay. It's not very big. The stagecoaches were very interesting though and the staff was friendly. I was impressed with the size of the gift shop, they had so many high quality items. I am CFD's is much better during the rodeo. 3.5 stars is a more accurate rating for my experience.

The museum was pretty good. I don't know how they left out barrel racing all together? Nothing, not one thing about it. I believe they included it as a rodeo event as long ago as 1906. May be wrong on the date, but they have definitely contributed to the attraction of rodeos and have definitely earned a place in the museum.

Great space for history! Lots of exhibits, tons of helpful information, great historic displays of eeally iconic things! We performed there for a project about the life of Nellie Tayloe Ross and they were incredibly wonderful and accommodating for our theatre!

They have a diverse collection of exhibits showing you the history, nature, and culture of Wyoming. They have a scavenger hunt and daily "outlaw" you search for while there to encourage involvement and add extra fun. We have enjoyed it every time we go. Plus it has been free!

Fantastic museum with everything from dinosaur bones, taxidermy wildlife, settlers history, geography of the region, some powerful native American stories, to more modern events and contemporary pieces. Great gift shop to!

Good museum to learn to about Wyomings history. It's just not the biggest, so don't count on spending hours there. The layout of the museum also wasn't really chronological, so there really wasn't a right way to go through it. Admission is free, which is a big plus.

What a great museum. The layout was amazing. It's very clean and organized. And the scavenger hunts make it even more educational.

There is a LOT to see here. If you are a thorough museum attender, it will take about 3 hours. Completely free, clean, and lots for kids to interact with.

This place was awesome. No charge for the museum donation accepted if you want. Very modern and well done worth the trip for sure! Stage coach #99 originally built in Concord, New Hampshire

Extremely well done museum covering all of the area prehistory and history. Actual discovered dinosaurs with the discovery story. Great gun collection with stories, Indian history and early settler history

We had some time while in the area so booked the trolley tour. It was a great way to see and learn more about Cheyenne’s history!

We decided last minute to hop on the Trolley last night for the scary, creepy tour, and I'm so glad we did! I learned so much, and the narrator was spectacular; she kept us all engaged. Thank you to the driver and our fellow passengers for putting up with the chatty group I was part of. I would definitely recommend a trolly ride if you're ever in town!!!

The tour guide was very nice. We were comfortable on the trolley. It was warm, but there were fans. Some info was very interesting- but a bit more than my taste on architects and architecture. Some facts quite cool to learn - Normandie Hotel,etc. But not enough on that kind of history. Much intricate info on many church constructions - I would have liked to have seen more than we did. It was just not as interesting as others we have done.

Darrel was phenomenal! Thank you for teaching us about Cheyenne history. My mom and I really enjoyed the tour. Cheers from Bolivia 🇧🇴

We had so much fun on the Cheyenne Haunted Trolley Tour! The narrator and driver were so knowledgeable, fun and interactive! I also just love seeing the Trolleys around town throughout the seasons. It’s great to know that people are learning such cool history about our sweet little town!

Beautiful setting. I would like to go back and spend more time and go thru the museum (time permitted).

5 of us crashed the Haunted Tour last night! The driver was so gracious to let us pop on last minute! The tour was so interesting and the ladies did such a great job with all of the spooky stories and the scary history of Cheyenne! Thank you Trolley ladies for being so gracious and patient with us crazy ladies!

Loved this experience. Wife brought me into Cheyenne from fort Collins while visiting family. Got to check another state off my list and as we were driving in saw this amazing building. Stopped to take pictures and found out you could do a self-guided tour. The lady at the information desk was super helpful, absolutely wonderful, and a beacon of sunshine she and her just to go in to the offices that weren't in use and see the courts and where the representatives meet and all of it was absolutely amazing. To know that it had recently been restored and they had just opened a new exhibit for people on the bottom floor the week before made it feel really special. I loved the statues that they had around the rotunda and all the stained glass as well as the pictures in the corners of each of the large rooms representing the history of Wyoming. Best of all this is free It cost nothing and you learn a lot of history including seeing all the previous governors from their portraits hung on the walls.

Very beautiful capitol, with a lot of wood architecture. I definitely recommend asking for a brief history lesson on the building, otherwise you might miss the Nautilus shells in the floor, and the old vaults in the basement. There is a lot of stained glass throughout the entire capitol, and very cool statues. You can easily spend an hour or 2 in there. Plus the bathrooms are clean.

The Wyoming State Capitol is a beautiful and historic building in Cheyenne. Even though it was closed on the day we visited, we were still able to walk around the grounds and enjoyed seeing the impressive bronze statues outside. The architecture itself is worth a stop, and the grounds are well kept. I’d definitely like to come back when it’s open to explore the inside it looks like it would be a great experience.

It's definitely a really cool historical building to visit. It has so.mich information on Wyoming, the government and how we came to be a state. There were many statues and paintings alongside just about every wall and the person giving out tour was kind and informative

I travel in an unplanned and spontaneous manner. I’m driving through from DC to Idaho… I stopped at Starbucks and asked what I should see locally that is architectural interesting. A lovely woman said see the capital as it underwent a huge restoration. It does not disappoint. It was open at 9 AM on a Saturday morning and I had the place to myself. The building was constructed in phases. It is beautifully scaled, and a fine example of early 20th century neo classic Western United States architecture. The exhibitions and the amenities rival any big city historical and architectural exhibition.I can say that because I’m an architectural historian lol. Well done Wyoming I recommend you highly.

The capitol is small but beautiful. There are no guided tours but there's someone from the tourist front desk introducing some fun facts about the building (like the 4 statues etc) and guiding you directions of where to pay attention to.

As a photographer, I was blown away by how beautiful the interior of the Wyoming State Capitol is! The architecture, marble details, and Warm light make it such a stunning backdrop for portraits. Every corner of the building offers unique character — from the grand staircases to the intricate ceilings. The staff was also welcoming and helpful about photography guidelines, which made the experience even better. A truly elegant and historic space for timeless photos!

My wife and I stopped off here today when we were in Cheyanne, WY. Wonderful museum. Great displays with just the right amount of information. Definitely worth a look when you are in town!

I visited back in September and found it a wonderful experience. There are literally thousands of beautiful items in the private collections, all are very professionally displayed, thank you for sharing your treasures. Highly recommended.

Fantastic old West display of Calvary Sheriff Silver Saddles, Indian weaponry

Lots of taxidermy. I had a good time looking at all the exhibits. Definitely recommended!

I had planned to drop in to the Nelson Museum as part of my Cheyenne itinerary. The size of the facility & the number of artefacts on display were unexpected. I was really impressed. This is a must-see if you're travelling through Cheyenne. I hope to give more support to this institution in the future.

We spoke with Katie during our first-time visit there. She was very kind, knowledgeable, and friendly. We found all three floors of the museum to be beautiful and interesting. Highly recommended!

The most absolutely amazing collection of western ... everything... and probably the highest quality examples of anything in the regions history. A Cheyenne must see.

What a cool step back in time to learn about the history of this place and the people who lived here. Our guide/greeter Terri gave us all the info we could absorb, including several fun and interesting stories about the families of these governors. I'm glad we visited this free piece of history.

This is an amazing museum as well as an amazing home. Beautifully restored, and decorated to perfection. The attention to detail is incredible. Three floors including the basement with a fallout shelter and laundry area. Don't miss this stunning historic home.

This is a must go if you go to Wyoming. It is basically just the white house Jr. They is so many intresting little details about the mansion and I would not mind living here. Would reccomend to anybody intressted in state history / architecture

Very interesting and the hostess/guide was fun & informative.

The self tour is free but a donation are appreciated. This place was cool to see along with a lot of original or replica pieces. You can take photos within the place. Probably will take you about 1hr to do the whole place but also depends on your speed. They have toilets on property.

Very interesting home. A lot smaller and less grand than we expected. A great hostess made the visit even better. Interestingly Google says that it costs $8.00 - it is free.

Perhaps the most interesting & eclectic governor's mansion in the USA. Different rooms evoct the furniture, style & memories of different eras from the the early 1900s to the 70s/80s when the last first family moved out. A fascinating series of time capsules. Plus a warm Wyoming welcome & it's free! Thank you WY!.

This was my 1st time attending Cheyenne Frontier days. I give my overall experience an "A," the park and ride is definitely the way to go. I got there at open and didn't leave until they shut it down. Everything remained clean (even restrooms), rides were functional, well organized. I was able to attend the rodeo itself and that was cool to see in person. My only issue was the price of the concessions. Price does not equal value.

Visited the carnival on 7-26-25. They had a lot of rides to choose from, for all ages and comfort levels. There are classic rides like 2 Ferris wheels and a carrousel merry-go-round. My photos are from the Ferris wheel. The food and drink choices are pretty pricey, but that’s to be expected for this type of event. 20 oz Dasani water was $4.50 and 1 liter water was $6.50. One-day wristbands are unlimited all day for $46.17 per person, regardless of age.

Spent 3 days in Cheyenne so we could attend 2 days..semi and finals. Loved every minute of it. Highly recommend. The shipping was great for some amazing items too. Will definitely come back in the future

Roping and riding is what this Rodeo is about. Really enjoyed the Indian village with original Teepee’s. They had their last dance which I was able to participate in. They are building a new village facility for the rodeo next year.

Made it to one of my concerts at Cheyenne Frontier Days. The wife and I went with a small group of friends. We made the decision to purchase terrace tickets #TunesOnTheTerrace. Such a good decision. Only “issue” was the trip back to the parking lot, the line was VERY long. Could’ve been handled a little better. Will be back to the terrace again!

Great Rodeo and always fun! I love the atmosphere and energy during CFD! It can be crowded and weather can have a mind of its own so be patient and prepared, but it is definitely a great time!

I highly recommend you attend Cheyenne Frontier Days... We go every year as a family and always have an amazing experience... Dope carnival, insane gifts, jam packed concerts and an amazing native American experience... Definitely 10/10

Kept driving past this beast! Had to pull up and check this big boy out! Simply amazing piece of history! Highly recommend stopping and snapping some photos and reading the back story!

We initially read about this engine in North Platte, Nebraska. Seeing it in person does make you appreciate how massive it is described! 1.2 million pounds is unfathomable.

We didn't get to go on the train but it was interesting to see and read about. That Holliday Park was a great spot to stop for a picnic lunch with our granddaughter on our road trip to Mt Rushmore

Must stop if traveling through Cheyenne to see this impressive piece of steam engine history. Free exhibit in park. Nice place to take a walk around as well.

Just a train in a park but boy what a train. This is totally worth the stop! Seeing from the road doesn't do it justice walking up and seeing how massive it is is truly impressive

Stopped by to see this giant of a locomotive! Wow!! I'm so glad that I got to see this!! The drive wheels on this train are massive, the whole thing is simply awe inspiring!

Easy to get to, fun to see, and close to the State Capital and old town district. It’s in a nice park with a lake, playgrounds, and picnic shelter.

Where do I begin?! As soon as you walk in, you are greeted into such a welcoming atmosphere. They have a plethora of displays to look at. My particular favorite were the hair combs displayed on the wall. They have a little movie area that you can sit and watch videos of Cheyenne's past. It is a small museum but believe me, there is a lot to it and it is very thorough.

Closed on the last Sunday of Frontier Days. Such a disappointment. Internet showed it was open. We drove 1 hour extra just to stop in. Thought for sure with all the festivities going on in Cheyenne, it would be open. Be sure to call first before going. Local shop owners we spoke to later thought it was odd they weren't open

Oh how much I loved this place and I wish I had even more time to spend here. This museum adjoined with the shop are run by people who still value tradition and the real things in life. Thank you for the wonderful time and your kind hospitality. I hope you can keep this museum running for a long time.

A step back in time. Very old fashioned but very informative. A must see. And a free access.

WOW! This place was so full of information. It's not big but the knowledge they have is immeasurable. So worth the time to visit. Make sure to take time to read the information they have for the Ladies of the West. We were all so happy we stopped in to see it. And the shop next door was very nice and the folks working there were very informative and just lovely folks.

Was very interesting, they rely solely on donations, had nice video about the old days. Was worth going to see.

Explore the rich history of cowgirls roll in early America. Lots of great photographs and information, beautiful costumes

Beautiful park! Lots of big trees and love the pond. Great place to walk, feed the ducks and geese, and take the kiddos! Beautiful playground, very clean.

Great Park! We stopped for a picnic lunch during our travel trip to South Dakota

Good little park for kids and for a good walk on sunny days. It has enough provisions for kids to be busy. Paved roads around the lake for a brisk walk with your four legged friends. I some dog and duck droppings everywhere.

Very nice park in Cheyenne I’d usually go there to feed the ducks walk around the lake a few times. It nice and quiet at the park on a cold grey winter day. Nobody around.

Lovely park. Beautiful colors and foliage. Lots of places to sit and watch the critters, ducks, geese, and the water...only problem was I found only 1 bathroom and it was on the FAAAAAAR side of the park. They have a beach volleyball area, but no net, an area with a bunch of Horseshoe pits, a playground near the art building for little tots and on the other end, by the tennis courts is a playground for the bigger tots that looks kinda like a castle. They have an area for working out as well right next to the bigger tot playground. It's tucked back from the bigger traffic areas, so it's pretty quiet.

Nice and clean park in the spring. The giant steam engine is great. The pond/lake got turtle and ducks. I think there is no restroom in the park, the adjacent art studio posted a sign “No public restroom”!!!

I loved the gazebo and lake scene. Very peaceful. The kids playground was nice as well. I'm not crazy about the South play ground being so close to the road but it had a lot of nice equipment options for the kids to play on. My girls loved it.

The Cheyenne Frontier Days pancake breakfast and parade were located in this area. Such a beautiful downtown!

Not much to do in Cheyenne, but whatever you decide to do will require you to visit this place. They have giant cowboy boots that are individually decorated and great for photo ops. I highly recommend the state capital tour which is only about a ten min walk from the plaza.

What a cute plaza! I loved all the 8 foot boots around the Plaza. I would have loved to see all of them, but unfortunately, we didn't have time to look for all of them. I didn't get a chance to visit the Depot Museum, but I did visit the gift shop. Of course, I bought a few souvenirs. There were also people enjoying the splash pad areas.

Took the historic trolley through downtown Cheyenne. Great way to get the history of the region. We now know much more about Tom Horn, the bell tower and Frontier Days than we did before.

This is the second time that I come here and it’s always beautiful to visit Cheyenne finding the fabulous boots 😎😎

Cool little downtown vibe! Plenty of free parking, large enough for any size rig or RV. Bit of history, scenery and restaurants about the area. I had full bars of Verizon 4G LTE Roaming.

Visited 7/25/24 July 25, 2024 Ashley and I walked around parts of Cheyenne Wyoming and discovered some of the art boots!

Frontier Mall, located in Cheyenne, Wyoming, serves as a central shopping destination for the region. Anchored by major retailers such as Dillard’s, JCPenney, Appliance Factory Warehouse, ULTA Beauty, Planet Fitness, and JAX Outdoor Gear Farm & Ranch, the mall offers a diverse range of shopping and dining options.  The mall’s operating hours are typically from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm, Monday through Saturday, and from 11:00 am to 6:00 pm on Sundays. However, these hours may vary during holidays or special events.  Frontier Mall features a variety of stores, including Victoria’s Secret, Bath & Body Works, Buckle, and Chick-fil-A, among others.  Additionally, the mall houses several dining establishments, providing visitors with multiple options for meals and snacks.  For a comprehensive list of stores and dining options, you can refer to the mall’s directory.  Please note that store hours and availability may change, so it’s advisable to check with individual stores or the mall’s official website for the most current information.

It's like the rest of cheyenne. Neglected but still trying to hang on. It's a great place if you have lasers nothing to do and need some annoying customer service from someone that doesn't care about you. I will say it has drastically improved for kids.

The Frontier Mall in Cheyenne, Wyoming is a pleasant and convenient shopping destination that continues to serve as a community hub. The mall offers a nice mix of national retailers and local shops, along with a clean, welcoming atmosphere that makes every visit enjoyable. The staff at most stores are friendly and helpful, and the common areas are well maintained. It’s also an accessible location for individuals and families of all abilities, which aligns with Essential Living Support’s values of inclusion, dignity, and community connection. Whether you’re shopping, dining, or just taking a relaxing stroll, the Frontier Mall remains a great place to support local businesses and enjoy time together. ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Community atmosphere and accessibility.

Great to see malls still exist in this day and age, A little small compared to malls in Colorado but it has just about everything you would need in a modern mall. I wish they would build a movie theater, I heard AMC used to have a place her but it shut down. Id recommend anyone that comes to Cheyenne to visit at least once.

This mall was great. Bought my daughter a homecoming dress and shoes. Plus a whole lot more. Indoor malls are the best.

I really enjoyed walking Milo in the mall. He met some really nice people and helped me get a few gifts while there. As usual the gals go crazy over him. Does my heart good to see him so happy.

It’s been along time since I’ve been to this mall since I live out of town and don’t get to Cheyenne much. But I was pleasantly surprised. It’s a really nice mall.

Beautiful cute little garden for kids. It is lot of things for kids to play with and learn in the process. I am sure your kids will have good time. It does not have any entry fee. Wish it was bigger to accommodate many more interesting stuffs for kids.

Great spot outdoors to take kids. We spent about 30 mins here. A short loop through a beautiful garden with interactive features along the way. Best thing, it’s free!

This place is a must visit if you have small kids. Plenty of parking. Lots of interesting things to see/do around. Bring appropriate clothes/foot wear as the kids may easily get wet. It’s an outdoor place so plan to come when weather is nice.

The Botanic garden was beautiful. Great free experience. Donation box at the beginning of the village. The kids enjoyed the interactive area to play. There was a small bridge where the kids could go and play and pull themselves across. The kids could hop in the shallow water and play. There were small teepees for the kids to climb around in as well! We saw a few bunnies at the entrance. Would definitely come back!

What a beautiful garden! A great hands' on experience for my kids. It's huge, though - wish we'd had more time to go through and see everything.

Very beautiful. The koi fish are beautiful, seeing the rabbits hop around calmly, and smelling the nice aromas the flowers give is very soothing and pleasant.

My son always has a great time when he's playing with the different activities set up with in the park or when they have a fun project scheduled. The last time we visited they had a huge squirt gun fight. It was a blast.

December 11, 2021 Thoroughly enjoyed the Christmas play- YOU BETTER WATCH OUT at the beautiful historic Atlas Theater in downtown Cheyenne, Wyoming. Not a bad seat in the house. The city was so pretty decorated with festive Christmas🎄 lights. If you get a chance to attend something here I suggest you go.

This is our 3rd year of enjoying the Old Fashioned Melodrama. What a fun way to spend an evening. All the volunteers putting on or supporting the drama were fantastic. The more the audience participated, the more the cast members rolled with it, making the night a unique (one-of-a-kind) experience. Congratulations all y'all, and we can't wait to see you next year!

Tonight for the Season Lineup event. Magic show,' Masked Director 'game show and a great way to reveal the lineup. Season Tickets are available for purchase now.

My husband had a concert there. Such a cute cozy place in the middle of beautiful downtown. Nice crew that helped us there and we even had Bailey’s after ♥️

Such a cute show, makes you feel like you're back in time, love the audience participation. Lovely little theater & yummy popcorn too... In the heart of downtown Cheyenne. Parking structure close by. Thanks to the actors/actresses that volunteered their time during Frontier Days!

The Cheyenne Little Theater players is a great organization! The architecture in the historic Atlas theater is amazing. The original tin ceiling is still in the lobby area. The plays that are put on by the Cheyenne Little Theater players at the atlas theater and at the Mary Godfrey contribute a great deal to the Cheyenne area. More people should go watch their plays and support this organization. The old fashioned melodrama is one of the highlights of Cheyenne Frontier Days.

We enjoy dinner theater here when we can. This last trip, they were short-staffed: only 3 servers instead of 8. The theater does well and is beautiful, very nice to visit. It gets very crowded, especially for dinner theater. The staff is always very nice and friendly, doing what they can to go Above And beyond. Hope this historic Cheyenne landmark will last many more years!

Nice attractive downtown. Like the different boot statues.

Unresponsive. Emailed Holly Scheer a month ago about the boarded up, former Lariat Motel, which is within their geographic jurisdiction. Asked what could be done about this eyesore. Got no response. Apparently taking 5 minutes to reply to an email is too burdensome.

Took this photo Christmas Day!!

A nice downtown experience!

Decent

8/23 Four for dinner. We did not have reservations. Hostess checked with management about seating us. We were seated. Water came immediately. Ordered drinks, margarita, Manhattan, and a beer. Food: 2 soups, 1 spicy Italian sausage and 1 tomato bisque. 2 Caesar salads. Server brought 3 salads and 1 soup. Asked for tomato bisque, but server brought spicy Italian, which is fine. Soup was hot and delicious. Caesar dressing is some of the best I've had in quite some time. Entrée: Steak and shrimp rigatoni, filet asked for well done, met burger for well done, and ribeye medium. Filet was medium, ribeye was well done, all sides were served cool. Ribeye returned to kitchen and another served. 2nd ribeye served was hot and cooked properly. Sides still not hot. Server did remove ribeye from our bill without us asking. Dishes weren't cleared after salads and water glasses weren't refilled unless we asked. We don't know if establishment is short staffed, but this is the last time we'll visit The Metropolitan.

This place was awesome!! Our server (Heaven, I think) was great, the ambiance is fantastic, and the food was delicious. We came for happy hour and would highly recommend! Small plates (appetizers) are half-price! Enjoyed everything we had, but the shishito peppers were particularly tasty. In fact, they were so good we ordered a second round of them. Yum!

Went for happy hour. Limited menu offerings but still good. The martini was good, the tacos were tasty. But bought a Manhattan as well as better than a martini. Service was excellent, would definitely be back.

This NOT Chase, it’s Naomi but Google would not let me leave a second review so here I am leaving a second review on somebody else’s profile!!!! Yayyyyyyyy The street tacos are back and I could not be more excited!!!! Thank you allll!!!! I’ve been so sad without these and now I’m happy again!!! Customer service food drinks are amazing here this is my favorite place on earth!!!! If you want a good time, good food good drinks come here to the Metropolitan

So Disappointed — This Place Isn’t What It Used to Be I used to love this restaurant. It was my go-to spot for good food, good service, and a great vibe. But lately, it’s gone completely downhill. The food tastes bland and rushed, the portions have shrunk, and the quality just isn’t there anymore. The staff used to be friendly and attentive — now they seem checked out and overwhelmed. It’s honestly sad to see such a great place turn into such a letdown. I kept hoping my last visit was just an off night, but after a few tries, it’s clear this place has lost what made it special. It's under new Colorado management and I wish people would stop trying to Colorado our Wyoming!!! The hours have changed the food the service has all changed unfortunately! The staff just looked overwhelmed stressed and exhausted and I hope things get better for them!

When this restaurant first opened it was my go to for prime rib and awesome vibes. The last two time we went there, there is obviously a personnel change in the kitchen and or management. I ordered prime rib last time. It was more like a rib eye and pretty tough too. This morning I ordered a carnitas skillet that came out big enough to feed two or three people. With a pile of pulled pork. The green chilly was lacking in flavor and the potatoes were under cooked and mushy. The corn tortillas were fried to a crisp. Not a fan as I like a more traditional plate when I order carnitas. The Bloody Mary was mediocre and service was lacking. It took a solid 30 minutes to get our food and the wait staff rarely came by. It was not busy in any way. One other patron got up and left he Was tired of waiting. I am disappointed because I really liked this place and don’t think we will be returning. I’ll go to Colorado if I want a good steak. Their competition rib and chop is equally as disappointing.

Wow! What a great restaurant. The Metropolitan has a great open atmosphere yet it was quaint, which made for a very pleasurable dining experience. Our waitress was extremely knowledgeable and helpful, and she had a great sense of humor. The food was fresh, hot, and very tasty. I will definitely come back the next time I'm in town. I highly recommend this restaurant to everyone. Thanks.

The venue is great if your presenting/entertaining. If you have to be a spectator and sit in the seats in the audience, I feel sorry for you. The seats are trashed, its like sitting on piles of rocks. No bueno!! Time to buck up and replace the seating already!!!

The symphony was absolutely wonderful. The staff was on point and friendly. The venue (orchestra) was more than I anticipated, for some reason I had low expectations. However was top notch. I will go back and maybe get season tickets. Also not a bad seat in the place unless you are by the rails in balcony. I recommend going for concert or symphony orchestra!

This is a very nice venue with plenty of parking nearby. The concessions are limited but well priced. We saw the Commodores here and enjoyed a wonderful show that took us back to the heyday of the 70’s music by the best dance band of the time!

Everyone was so helpful. Walked us all the way to our seats. Coat check. Great concession prices. Comfortable seating. Sound was amazing!

We absolutely loved the show! But we couldn't see a lot of it from our seats because parts of the performances, as well as the large screen that was behind the performers on the stage, were blocked by the curtains, the speakers and lights, and the stage itself because of how low we were. Which was a bit aggravating because I purchased the highest priced tickets, in the front row. It would be helpful if there was some disclosure as to the lack of visibility from certain seats in the theater, before those tickets are secured, or if there were a lower cost for those seats, considering we could only actually see about half of the show. On another note, some of the staff members were very helpful and a delight to interact with! There were others that were less-than-pleasant to deal with.

excellent acoustics, there are seats but wide rows to stand between, beer and wine sales, good free parking, getting some decent acts here

Beautiful venue. Everything was quite lovely 😍. The concessions were actually not exorbitant on prices; pretty inexpensive! Lovely interior! A wonderfully designed place for local events large or small!

We arrived at 3:30 pm on a Friday. It was not busy. No wait time. Unfortunately when sunsets all the mosquitoes come out because there are water fountains and ponds where the mosquitoes breed. Thankfully we had some mosquito repellant in the car. I would suggest that the water features be maintained and cleaned of algae and debris regularly. Also suggest putting mosquito eating fish or put larvicides like Mosquito Dunks, in the water.

As we travel around the country my wife and I like to stop at places to play pinball. We were here on a Thursday morning about 11. Really nice facility. The ladies working were terrific, they were friendly and happy to help. The pinball machines were in excellent condition. Often times we find machines that show wear (especially flippers) and sometimes that don't work at all. We played all 13 machines, each one worked perfectly and looked great. The pricing was also impressive, only two machines were $1, the remainder were 25 or 50 cents. Extra balls and matching also worked. We could not remember previously playing Dialed In or Tommy so we were thrilled to find them here. We could not have asked for a better pinball experience. The facility is bright and well lighted, it also has a small snack bar. The food, prices and service were great. We were there for a couple of hours and had a wonderful time.

Place looks closed as you enter, but the golf course is somewhat challenging if not repetitive. Good prices and plenty of pinball games to play also.

This place, as an ice center in the State Capital, is just a total disappointment. Morning to do with the staff, they're doing their jobs. More to do with absolutely abysmal Management and planning by the City of Cheyenne, who runs this place like they've never heard of community sports. First of all, it's an ice rink. So why is there only ice from October to March? During the summer they melt the ice and turn it into a roller rink, when there is ALREADY A FAR SUPERIOR ROLLER RINK IN CHEYENNE that has been here since the 80's. Why does the City run Cheyenne ice center want to compete with an existing Cheyenne business, to especially when their product is so much less impressive? Second, by not having ice all year round, they justify almost completely ignoring the youth and adult sports communities like hockey, and figure skating. Every other youth ice hockey league in this state has ice all year round. They host tournaments, clinics, trainings, open skates, camps, guest instructors. They generate LOTS of money for their centers and leagues and the ice rink in the state capital does none of that?? Why? The city flat REFUSES to allow the league to host tournaments even in the winter season. Tournaments generate bunches of money on every other town, why does Cheyenne leadership choose to ignore the league and the children in it, year after year? Why did the local hockey team shut down? Why is there no figure skating? The management of the rink by the City is an utter failure and embarrassment to the citizens who pay the bills with their tax money and have to watch every other Wyoming town with a rink outpace them in every category.

Looked on the website to see what there was to do for fun around here, nowhere on the website Did it say that half of the activities would be closed for a craft show so we decided to take the 30 minute drive just to come here and only be able to do laser tag and golf. It was extremely underwhelming and the kids were ready to go before we even finished the 18 holes.was also checking this place out to have a big birthday party in August but after this we will not be coming back.

The Ice and Events Center is one of Cheyenne's best kept secrets. They have a really wonderful mini-golf course that will delight kids and adults alike. Inside is a (tiny) arcade and a small laser tag space. The main draw, of course, is the skating rink. It's open for roller skating in summer and ice skating in winter. My only major complaint is that there is no where to sit. If you want to bring your kids and let them use the arcade, you are stuck standing the whole time.

We played Miniature golf and it was a good time. Great little course.

Super friendly staff that directed me to other antique venders in the area for more specific items I was after. Great array of everything antique, retro, and vintage. Thanks again!

Wonderful gem of a store, found just what I've been searching for for months

Just stopped in on our way through town. Favorite antique place so far after traveling through 4 states! Great prices! Definitely coming back next time we are in area!

Very interesting. Almost museum like. Impressive variety of antique and older items. I don't know that I would buy much here, but coming through to look at the variety and see the ingenuity of pioneers and early 20th century invention is fun. Could use some tidying up. Many items are unorganized and it's hard to look through a pile of comic books under a bench.

Antiques Central stands out among Cheyenne's antique stores for its historic location, good selection, and exemplary customer service. My mom and I walked from Downtown through a charming neighborhood to Antiques Central. We were impressed by the brick building, built in 1923 to house the Laramie County Milk Producers Co-Op, and surrounded by colorful flowers. Inside, there is something for everyone - furniture, glassware, dolls and dollhouses, clothing, books, etc. - all fun and funky and reasonably priced. We ducked into the store just as a heavy rainstorm rolled in. The storm ran past closing time, and woman who was working offered to drive us back to our car. She was so kind and went above and beyond to help us. We will definitely be going back to Antiques Central next time we are in Cheyenne

Good Antique store. I sold them porcelain figurines and silverware. Of course, the prices are lower than if you put on a commission or sell a long time by yourself, but there is no problem with selling: I took them and immediately received cash. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. In general, I decided, if there is a need to come only to this store! I recommend it to everybody.

We love this place!! A nice variety of vintage items at very reasonable prices in a physical environment that makes exploring easy. The owners are quite friendly, too.

We stopped in before the fireworks. The food was good. I had the bison tomahawk and my wife had the surf and turf. The food was decent. The lobster didn’t taste fresh. It had a wang to it. But other than that the rest was good. My tomahawk was really rare but the staff tried very well to remedy that. They were all very helpful and nice people. I would definitely eat here again. One thing I would recommend to the owner is fix the menu. It’s to small and hard to navigate. The tomahawk I almost didn’t notice and the waitress didn’t know they had it before I ordered it. It’s really hard to tell what all Is available.

We Love This Steak House The Food is Incredible! My Favorite is the Jamaican Brown Sugar Salmon on a cedar plank itis Divine! My Husband gets the Ribeye, always cooked to Perfection! Wait staff is Always Very Attentive. Today Collin was our Bar Tender/Waiter, He was Great! Go in, tell Collin I sent you!

What an amazing find on our short stopover in Cheyenne. Friendly welcome on arrival , a varied menu with plenty of choices. We couldn’t resist sharing the cote de bouef! What an excellent choice, table side drama on serving the steak, sizzling on the hot plate, and the meat was delicious, perfectly cooked to our taste (medium). Service was top notch, and genuine desire to please.

Fantastic! We were recommended by our hotel and we are so grateful. We had 3 young kids and they were well accommodated. Food was tasty and well priced. Shout out to Gino who was our server and a great host. Highly recommend to others.

First, the service is excellent. The food, is not. They charge 17.95 for a salad. Which is fine, but it is literally a bunch of iceberg lettuce. No romaine, no red leaf, no green leaf. It is straight up iceberg. Just a shame. It's gone downhill over the years.

I had the ribeye and wild rice, house salad and bison chili. The steak was cooked the way I liked and it was very flavorful and juicy. The plate they serve it on comes straight out of the oven so it is really hot so be careful. Wife had a filet and Mac n cheese. Hers was very good as well. Riley was our server and she was great. She even writes her name on the paper that covers the table. Did I mention she writes in it cursive UPSIDE DOWN? 😂

We ordered a 6 Oz fillet and a 7 Oz sirloin steak. The filet was a little over cooked for my wife's liking the great waitress insisted on having another prepared and a perfect medium rare was on the table in 15 minutes! Excellent flavor, for both steaks; several choices for side dish, which were excellent also! Service was great! And best news was a chop and rib house is coming to our city soon! We will definitely be going back!

While driving across I-80 with my Beautiful Bride and our youngest, we saw a sign for a “Testicle Festival.” Given the area at the time, we figured it was probably turkey, but it sparked a conversation about the Rocky Mountain variety. That eventually led us to finding Sanford’s Grub & Pub as we passed through Cheyenne. My bride and youngest had never tried them before, so we figured, why not? We arrived during the dinner rush and waited about 25 minutes, not bad considering how packed the place was. The interior was an eclectic, nostalgic feast for the eyes, with something interesting on every wall. The menu was extensive, almost overwhelming, with a Cajun influence and plenty of mouthwatering choices. They also had a large draft beer selection and specialty cocktails. We ordered a soda for the kiddo, a beer for me, and a huckleberry margarita for my Bride, along with an appetizer of oysters and fries (still keeping the surprise from our youngest). The oysters and fries came out hot, served with brown gravy and cocktail sauce on the side. The breading was the dominant flavor, and the texture was the traditional, for lack of a better word, "calamari" feel. I thought they were tasty. My bride found the breading a bit heavy, while our youngest enjoyed them… until we revealed what they were. After that, he said they were “just okay,” though he kept eating them! For our main dish, my bride and I split the “Hot As& Miss Piggy” with sweet potato fries. Thankfully, our waitress let us know it usually comes topped with powdered sugar and honey butter. We opted out of the sugar and got the butter on the side. The pork and beef were both flavorful, and the patty was cooked to order. The sauce and cheese made it a bit too spicy for my bride, but I enjoyed it. We both agreed on a menu this big, a straight-up pulled pork sandwich would be a great addition. The sweet potato fries were delicious on their own, but dipping them in the honey butter added a fun twist. We were still glad we got it on the side. Our youngest ordered a smash burger with onion rings. The burger was well-seasoned and cooked to order—simple and tasty. The onion rings were piled high, lightly breaded, a little greasy, but still good. All in all, it was an enjoyable experience. Between the food, the drinks, and the décor, there’s so much going on at Sanford’s that it would take multiple visits to soak it all in.

3 sirloins of 4 steaks were dry. The upgraded rib eye wasn't dry. The bread is NOT fry bread. It is a deep-fried hoagie. Tastes good but misrepresented as fry bread in this neck of the woods where there is authentic fry bread. There was plenty of food. Salad was good. Fries good. Service great. Atmosphere out the wahoo.

Ah there's so much stuff in this restaurant that it's a world of it's own. Is it a tourist trap? Yes. Is it worth it? Totally! Even though the rocky mountain oysters were dry and nearly bland, at least they have good texture and are not greasy. They come with cocktail sauce and gravy for dipping. They also have bottomless fries and sweet potato fries, and that's just with appetizers. Sweet potato fries are treated like desserts as evidenced by the powdered sugar on top with cinnamon butter. If you order a meal, you get bottomless onion rings. Whatever flaws you may find in your experience here, they always have something to make up for that. And if you are interested, you can do a bit of gambling in the back and they even have a game room too. This is a place worth checking out! Also, free peanuts being passed around here! So if you are allergic to nuts, you may want to either avoid the bar or let your server know. Otherwise, fun place to chill anywhere! Oh and if you like beer, they serve them in jars.

This was a great pet friendly find!! Everything we had was beyond amazing. The portions are huge. The wait staff is super friendly. We will definitely stop here again.

We (my family and I )were visiting Cheyenne Wyoming and asked a local about a good place to eat. So he told us about Sanfords Grub and Pub. We're so glad he did. From the food to the decor to the owner , everything was awesome. We got huge portions ( had to get to go boxes) and the service was really great.

Cool little place with plenty of charm and personality. The menu is a HUGE and they've got a little bit of everything. I had Mama Odie's Chicken Melt (or some variation of that wording) and it was spectacular. I forgot to take a picture of it before I started eating, it was that good, lol! We also had poutine to start and it came out super fast and was delicious as well. If we ever make it back this way, we are for sure stopping back by!

Chris was our waiter. Gave great advice and suggestions. He was very attentive and made our experience better. Very fun place for dinner. The steak was great as well.

The food was amazing! We were a party of 6 so we enjoyed chicken and waffles (flavorful, crispy, wonderful to almost the last bite because I couldn't finish it), biscuit bowl (our daughter said it was the best thing ever!), Philly cheesesteak (even though they had to sub ground beef it was very very good), pancakes were amazing especially with the maple butter syrup....yummy. Crispy bacon, eggs were all perfect. Definitely will go there again if we are in Cheyenne. Worth the 25 min wait! Daniell was the sweetest best server who made sure we had everything we wanted.

Don't let the exterior chase you away, the food here is excellent. The skillet of luxury potatoe/onion covered with chorizo, eggs, cheese & sausage gravy was delicious. The French toast was as well. Eclectic interior, we sat in the original old diner.

My hubby, who has quite the way with words, called this “really good, down-home diner slop”. This was high praise from him! We happened across this little spot on a slow Sunday in March, just having visited the Home Depot. Figured we’d give it a shot, since the reviews looked promising. I totally scored with my little Santa Fe burrito. It comes covered with their homemade green chili sauce, which was delightful. And there’s refried beans in the burrito. How could I go wrong? He got a biscuit skillet with country fried steak and sausage gravy. Said it hit right. We will definitely be back when we come to town next. Thanks, LD, from the bottom of our happy tummies!

Our waiter Bre was amazing! She was fast, friendly, humorous. Bre made us feel right at home and it was much needed after long trip out here to visit family. Highly recommend Bre and luxury diner.

Had to back 2 days in a row. The service was amazing and the chef takes pride in his work. I had the meat lovers omelette and my son had the biscuit bowl. Both were amazing. The waitress was absolutely on point also.

Best diner on earth? Fantastic food, huge pancakes with whipped cream and caramel syrup, giant Texas French toast. All the staff appeared effusively friendly, especially our server Bobbi Rae and Del the owner. Charming building constructed around a food trolley that's been servicing the railroad community for 100 years. Lovely experience.

I had the pleasure of being served by Bre, and she was absolutely wonderful! From the moment we sat down, she greeted us with such a friendly smile and welcoming attitude that immediately made us feel comfortable. She was attentive without being overbearing, always checking in at just the right time, and she made sure everything we needed was taken care of. Bre went above and beyond with her service, making great recommendations and handling everything with professionalism and kindness. You can tell she truly cares about her guests and takes pride in what she does. It made our dining experience so much more enjoyable, and I’d definitely come back just to be waited on by her again.

It’s just like a fast food place where you order at the entrance and then take a seat at a table. The food comes out shortly after ordering. I had the taco salad and my husband had the green chili burger—both were absolutely perfect and delicious. Unfortunately, the spaghetti from the kids’ menu didn’t win over our child. There wasn’t a specific server assigned to our table, but many staff members provided fast and efficient service. Everything was perfect. If it were just a little closer to Colorado, I think I’d come here often.

Nice place, you order at the counter and they bring your food. They come around often to offer refill and clear table. We had pasta and both dishes were really good, much better than expected considering they are primarily a burger place. Although they are known for burgers, they have nice other options. Our pasta came with a side salad that was larger than most. Very pleased!

This was my first time I WY. After our tour at the train depot they recommended this place and it did not disappoint. I highly recommend the barnyard burger. The bottomless fries are also a great treat. They are always fresh and perfectly seasoned. The staff was really helpful and very attentive. Parking is a little challenging right next to the restaurant however there is a parking lot across the street. If you are in the area and are really hungry, this place will satisfy your burger craving

This place is approximately AMAZING! The food was very tasty and timely. The service from the second we walked in the door was above and beyond anything we have experienced anywhere else. My wife has a service dog and they even brought her dog a "dog bowl" with water. The Atmosphere was welcoming.

If you're looking for a good burger then this the place to go. I ordered the bacon cheese burger, it was cooked perfectly and had a great flavor. They tell you when ordering that the fries endless, but you get enough with the burger that I didn't ask for more.

My taco salad didn’t taste very good Took a little while for our order The sever is was a very nice young lady blonde hair She made the experience nice.

It’s hard these days to find places where you genuinely feel welcomed and cared for. Passing through Cheyenne, and this place went above and beyond to accommodate us! Jimbo was a stellar host and made sure we had everything we needed, going out of the way to set up a table for us on the patio (since we had our pup) and not to mention, the food was excellent! Going to have a special place in my heart for a stop whenever we pass by ☺️

Our beer was very good, our food only okay. We got the fish tacos and a salad. They were certainly palatable, but not as good as the beer. The space is neat; you can see the trains running by outside the windows. It could use some updates to be more comfortable, but it was pleasant for a single evening. Our server was very kind and thoughtful; she made the experience!

Nice little beer company at the train depot in Cheyenne Wyoming. Cool decor and nice atmosphere. Food was good but my only complaint is that the chips were not seasoned at all. I do recommend it though if you're looking for a nice quiet place to eat in the afternoon.

Went there for breakfast, got the Cal-for-you skillet. It was super delicious. Had a bloody Mary, super yummy. Wasn't busy at all, super spacious. Has awesome patio seating with the view of the train. Great place for warmer weather or getting together with friends.

What a great brewery! We stopped in to try the beers and everyone in our group loved what they had. Really unique setup as it’s in an old train depot and close to downtown. Staff were awesome and attentive. Highly recommended!

Wow! That about sums it up. My girlfriend and I stopped in on a whim while on a roadtrip from Chicago. Couldn’t be happier we did. Beers: I tried 80% of the menu. Everything was true to style and delicious. Notably, the beers were incredibly clean and well balanced. There wasn’t any masking with adjuncts; no crazy combinations; and no frou frou colors. Just straight up good beers. Every style nailed to the core. The peach hibiscus gose was the most interesting of the bunch; however, it was perfectly crisp and balanced—not a giant sugar bomb. 10/10. Food: I had the hot crispy chicken tenders. My lord they were phenomenal. The Corn Flake breading elevated these tender strips into juicy, crunchy beasts. The mango jalapeño and spicy ranch took them to a new level I didn’t think was possible. Oh, and the fries were insane, too. Service: The very best of all. From the second we stepped in to the minute we left, we were treated like Royalty. Grant took care of us immediately and walked us through their whole menu while thoroughly answering our 100 questions. Couldn’t drum up a complaint if I tried. Destiny also joined in our many conversations and made us feel right at home. They were all fantastic and if I am anywhere near Cheyenne in the future, I’ll be going out of my way to get back.

Fun, friendly atmosphere and a nice selection of beers for all tastes. Regular prices are extremely reasonable but the happy hour can't be beat! Located on the Depot Plaza, it's a nice stop after taking in the Depot and museum or a trolley tour.

Great food and craft beer. Burger seasoned just right with fresh toppings. Chicken sliders nice. Chicken Parm slider was a crispy delight. Fries fat and happy, kale salads devine. Very tasty beer too.

I've been going here for years. The new owners are awesome. The employees even being new are so welcoming. I asked for an Absinthe fountain, and even though its like not on the menu, they hey accommodated us. This isn't the first time either they have. The devil eggs we delightful. I'd eat a dozen.

Creative and special drinks at prices cheaper than the front range. Many people think this is a pricy place but if you consider what you get for the same price in Fort Collins, I think it’s actually quite reasonable. The Paramount is our special occasion place, and we love bringing out of town guests for a cocktail and snack. The liquor list is carefully curated and features locally produced premium products. Snacks are just as well thought out, with interesting twists on your standard bar food. The bartenders are generous with their time and really take pride in their work and it shows. Drinks are delicious without being heavy handed. I have yet to have a single bad experience here, and I can’t wait for their back patio to open again. The Paramount is lovingly local and really represents the best of what downtown can and should offer.

Charming cocktail bar in downtown Cheyenne. Walking distance to downtown hotels and a few other restaurants. They have small plates and fantastic cocktails. We tried a small sampling and they all tasted great with unique flavors. Would definitely recommend to anyone in town!

6/28/2025 - 3 of us We had alcoholic beverages only. Drink menu is outstanding. Kinda a Dill Pickle (2 people, 2 drinks each) is savory Stubborn Cinderella (1 person 2 drinks) is sweet The service is spectacular. Servers made sure our water carafe was refilled. Mixologists know how to make their drinks. 👍 They'll make regular alcoholic beverages, too. You can talk in a normal voice and be heard. Definitely will return.

Perfect spot to enjoy a craft cocktail after our wedding rehearsal on a September day. Staff and owners showed us so much love. 10/10 recommend taking anyone and everyone there. Our sever Emily took care of an 8 top like it was nothing. Thank you!

Great place, very relaxing atmosphere. Ethan and Bryce were great hosts. Will come again. Oh, have Bryce make you his signature White Russian.

It's got great atmosphere and cocktails! I wish they'd expand their menu a bit but maybe eventually.

Huge Boot Barn, great selection you can not get in the smaller stores that focus on the early 20's genre. Ladies Make the trip to Cheyenne if you are shopping, you won't regret it.

Got all the world's boots, hat, western wear, jewelry. Fun place. Don't miss!

Tracy went above and beyond for myself and my son who happened to wander in just as they were closing. She was super patient and showed us the hat selection and allow us to find exactly what we were looking for, even though it was after the time the store closed. 10 out of 10 would definitely come back. We really appreciate it.

Very disappointing customer service. We were ignored by the sales staff on two separate visits — they prioritized other customers, and when the store was empty, they still didn’t acknowledge us. Even at the register, the employees seemed annoyed to help. Definitely not the kind of service you’d expect from a Wrangler store. Not a good experience while visiting Wyoming.

Got helped by some fine ladies and had Marshall fot me for a nice Rodeo King. Amazing service and my experience in Wyoming thus far has been incredible. Thank you for your professionalism. The hat fits amazing and loving the work you did on it Marshall. Highly recommend.

Overwrought Boot Barn, in a historic shell of a building. Staff are fine, but selection isn't special and you won't find anything you can't get at a normal Boot Barn. Probably fun for tourists but not much worth the trouble for locals.

Nice store, lots of choice but prices are on the high side. If you're willing to shop around you can find some better bargain elsewhere however still worth a visit if only for the charm of such a beautiful looking store

The cathedral is so beautiful. I love the design of the baldacchino, and the organ looks amazing. The colorful stained glass lights up the church, and the painted design on the ceiling is very beautiful, too. This is a great place to pray and to find a deeper connection with God.

It’s beautiful cathedral building. Awesome architecture and very well maintained. We went during Sunday prayers, people were very welcoming and friendly. Felt very peaceful after visiting this iconic cathedral.

The Cathedral of St. Mary is my happy place. I was confirmed here. If you come to the cathedral you will get authentic and proper Catholic liturgy, great and knowledgeable priests, solid deacons, and solid catechesis.

Beautiful must see cathedral. So inspiring! Lovely 4pm vigil service and music.

Beautiful downtown cathedral. The chimes ring on the hour.

We were present for the St. Jude relic 10/21/24, oh my we thought we had stepped out of this world and into heaven. From the beautiful building to the warm and welcoming spirit, the genuine people and the amazing acoustics , made us long for heaven. We were home away from home, you are a embassy of heaven, Viva Cristo Rey. You made us wish we lived in Cheyenne instead of Colorado.

Place of peace and joy. Very nice church.

Decent little park. Small pond with lots of geese and ducks. Good walking path around the park. This park also has a Frisbee golf course.

Great park. Only needs a cold drink machine and an off leash doggie area. Better still two separated one for large and one for smaller pups. I walk everywhere and my pitty pup needs a place to play we can reach.

I don't know if it was a good thing or not but there was about 3 or 4 Cheyenne Police cars talking to a person in the park? Was kinda weird.

A nice little park hidden away from everyone. A few tables and chairs, a bike trail, volleyball court, basketball courts.. and quiet!! Great place

Great place to ride bike, walk, or play disc golf. My only complaint is that the bathrooms are locked which creates a problem when you have a little one that needs to potty

Beautiful, small park with lots of open space, volleyball net, bathrooms, event pavilion, small playground with swing all up against a disc golf course.

Long, linear park along Dry Creek. Heavy bike traffic after mid morning. Unlike the bikers, the dog companions tend to be polite and keep the dogs on their leads. Playgrounds, picnic areas, restrooms.

Small free museum with a great collection of artifacts. Well worth the Visit!

Say hi to Bill Saunders if you stop here; and you should, visit this location.

Small but full of interesting history. Worth a short visit.

Nice place and good collection

Great place to see some history

Had a neat tank and a bunch of other stuff

Great look into history!

The people were great. It was convenient to our route and a great place for the dogs. LOVED the art work! (metal art and paintings). The gift shop and food truck (food was tasty, friendly service) were a huge bonus! They even had yummy gluten free options for me. I have Celiac and, had no issues. My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed this stop. We stayed in the RV so I'm not sure about the rooms and such...

We went to have am outing on our drive back to Utah and it exceeded our expectations. The kids absolutely loved it. Feeding the buffalo was a highlight. The guy doing the commentary in the train made us all laugh. We loved exploring. There was free hot chocolate. It really was awesome and worth the price.

What a blast! We went out on a spur of the moment trip! Feeding the Bison was intimidating at first. But, it was quite the experience! The guide was knowledgeable. He has lots of information. I am definitely a city girl at heart... But, I loved being at this ranch. You can see how much work goes into running a place like this! Excellent job!

Fairly disappointed . I have been going for the last five years. Train ride was more expensive with less information. The guide was not very friendly and didn't give a fraction of the information provided on previous visits. Had to pay to feed the bison. Not as many animals. The restaurant said it opens at 11:00 daily. It was closed at 2:30 so my guest did not get to see or taste a buffalo burger. New things like taming a buffalo to ride are supposedly in the works, sluicing for gold, life size chess board makes it feel like a tourist trap vs the wildlife experience it once was.🙁

I started my visit with a one-hour horseback ride ($90), followed by a 30-minute train excursion ($20) that included an opportunity to feed the bison ($10). I booked the 3:00 p.m. horseback ride and the 4:30 p.m. train, which turned out to be perfect because I got to enjoy the experience during the sunset. The ranch has a rustic charm and is home to a wide variety of animals. The horseback ride took place in an open, relatively flat pasture enclosed by fencing, making it great for riders of all experience levels. The horses were calm, healthy, and clearly well cared for. My guide, Jim, was an older, very experienced rider who gave clear instructions on handling the horse and reins. Throughout the ride, he shared interesting facts about the local wildlife. We saw two coyotes circling a group of pronghorns, and Jim explained that although pronghorns are fast, their young are often the most vulnerable. We also spotted mule deer, prairie dogs, and rabbits. Jim even pointed out the difference between a rabbit burrow and a prairie dog den, shared information about the bison, took my photo at the end of the ride, and let me feed my horse, Smores, some treats. Overall, the horseback ride was a wonderful experience—definitely five stars. The “train” ride was on a homemade trolley with wooden benches. Since it’s unheated, dress warmly in cooler weather. The ride was rough and a bit noisy, and even though I asked the driver–narrator to speak up, it was still hard to hear him over the sound of the trolley—a complaint echoed by the family behind me. Despite that, getting to see and touch the bison up close was incredible. The train ride is mainly for feeding the bison, so be sure to buy the $10 feed with your ticket. I was pleasantly surprised by how gentle and friendly the bison were. Four stars. The property itself is impressively clean for a working ranch and offers bathrooms and showers. Along with bison and horses, you’ll find ostriches, peacocks, wild turkeys, and cats. One particularly curious female peacock even came over twice and pecked at my hand. Visitors may also spot native wildlife, so everyone’s experience will be a little different. The souvenir shop felt a bit overpriced—a single stick of jerky was $9.99, and the bison meat wasn’t local (it’s from South Dakota). The on-site bison burger food truck and restaurant are no longer open, so I’d recommend eating before you go. 😞 Plan to arrive 30–45 minutes early for any scheduled activities, since all paperwork is still done by hand. Overall, I had a fantastic time here and would definitely recommend the experience.

This place is so fun, we came for the bison train ride!! The Tour Guide was an awesome guy, very informative, and had a great sense of humor! Feeding the bison was definitely an awesome experience for the kiddos and the whole family! Highly recommend !!!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👍🏼👍🏼❤️🦬

We went on an hour long horse back ride and the train loop to feed the Bison. This is a very nice rustic place with lots of animals to hang out with. The horse back ride was in open country in their fenced in pasture so its great for all types of riders from first time to experienced. The horses were extremely well behaved, happy, and healthy. The guide was amazing and the Prairie dogs are adorable as they squeek at you and run away! We got to see the bison in different separate fields around us as we rode. This place is very clean for a Ranch, although all the outdoor seating was covered in various forms of bird poop lol. The train ride is definitely just to feed the bison. Its in a home built trolly like car with walls and plenty of bench seating. It is a rough ride, babies may not be happy campers. The bison interaction is all voluntary for the animals and humans alike. You do not have to interact but can watch from afar if you'd like. The bison were super friendly. All animals were extremely well behaved and everything felt very under control at all times. On the property they have horses, bison, Ostrich, Emu, and pigs. They do get visits from the native wild life throughout the year. The camp store/souvenirs were alittle in the pricey side, we did not camp or go in any of the other buildings. Arrive early for any events as the paperwork is still by hand and takes a bit.

A Small and Fun Adventure Perfect place for a stop before going home. The restrooms are VERY clean and the Museum is perfect, family friendly. The Mamut exhibition was my favorite, my husband and 2 year old had a great time pretending to scape from the Justice. It was fun, a great place to relax and learn.

One of the Absolute best ones ever visited in my 60 years of traveling!!! It was like a paid museum. So many visual displays including a Real Mammoth skeleton!!

Nice! Clean inside and outside, nice exhibit not much truck parking. Have a cool woolly mammoth inside with a bunch of Wyoming facts awesome. The bathrooms are nice and clean. And tons of grass to walk the dogs

Welcome center is very nice in appearance inside and out. There's a fenced dog park that's very roomy and good to exercise your dog. 4 stars just because the bathrooms were a bit dirty.

Well taken care of, plenty of nice open space to explore. They have a really nice walking path for those that needs a good stretch of their legs out ones with pets. The pet area is nice, big, and constructed in a cool and unique way.

Beautiful building, clean restrooms, incredible and creative interpretive displays. Very impressive. They even have a dog park! They only had one vending machine- with beverages only- and it was not working. Wish they had snacks also. One complaint about a design element: the fencing around the dog park should be changed to a different style. Whenever I (as an LGBTQ visitor) see that X-shaped fencing, all I can see is Matthew Shepard...something that Wyoming probably does not want to continue to be known for, I suspect. A more cynical visitor might take the inclusion of that style of fencing at the Welcome Center as a not-so-subtle reminder that LGBTQ people are not welcome here. I doubt that was true when this Center was designed but they might want to consider changing the fencing if they want LGBTQ visitors to feel safe and welcomed to Wyoming.

Stayed over night here. It’s beautiful scenery. And plenty of walking areas to walk my pup. Need to come back when it’s open to walk around the full center .

Curt Gowdy State Park is absolutely stunning! The scenery here is breathtaking—rolling hills, unique granite formations, crystal-clear lakes, and endless skies that make every corner of the park feel magical. The trails are so well kept and offer something for everyone, from peaceful hikes and fishing spots to exciting mountain biking routes and hidden waterfalls. The sunsets over the reservoirs are unforgettable, and it’s one of those places where you can truly slow down and soak in the beauty of nature. Wildlife is abundant, the air feels fresh and pure, and the whole park has such a vibrant, calming energy. Whether you’re looking for adventure or just a peaceful escape, this park is perfection. Highly recommend to anyone visiting Wyoming—it’s a true gem!

Beautiful park! The debit card machine was down and I didn’t have cash. The man working the visitor center was very helpful. The restrooms were clean. Trails were beautiful and worth every entrance penny. The aspens were beautiful in early October.

Great place to hike! I did two miles while my husband got in a six mile trail ride on his mountain bike! All of the trails are well maintained and it’s so beautiful!

Spent the day hiking. Beautiful scenery and loved the view on the way to Hidden Falls. Be prepared to get in the water to see the waterfall. End of Sept the water was chilly but worth it! Water was about knee deep.

If you haven't put this on your bucket list, you really need to. The drive to the place is absolutely stunning from either direction that you come. The colors in Wyoming are so diverse that almost any picture you take could be entered into a picture contest highly recommended for the outdoors type.

Curt Gowdy is one of my favorite places to photograph. I shoot here regularly, and every single session is beautiful in its own unique way. The views, the light, and the Wyoming scenery are unmatched — it’s always a joy to create memories out here. — K. Marlow Photography, LLC

The trails are super for hiking and biking. The lake is awesome for kayaking. The entire park is immaculate and very peaceful. Wonderful, friendly staff. Can't say enough good things

Some of the seats have limited views because of the pillars. I get that it happens, it needs to be noted on tickets. Otherwise no real complaints. They have stoller/wagon parking areas with someone monitoring too, so that's a plus!!

Great fun and good family atmosphere, the security is great, people looking out for others...

First time going. I'm from Colorado. Great rodeo that brings in some big names. Fair is fun with rides for kids. Food can get little pricey. Definitely worth getting the jumbo tanker lemonade at $30 and $15 for refills. Can be long walk for some to go to Western town and native American areas.

Love living here one of the best places I've been

The venue for Cheyenne Frontier Days has spectacular uninterrupted views of some of the best rodeo stars of the day, sprinkler systems keep you cool in the hot Wyoming sun, lots of consessions all priced very fairly. Also recommend a walk behind the grandstand to see the animals, can't recommend enough.

Bought family tickets. Pretty far away from chutes but felt like part of the action with the bug screens and amazing MC

Best Rodeo out West!!! We love it all especially the Wild Horse Race! 🐎

The monument is enormous. Great view, great recreation area to picnic or even campaign. The location is just beautiful. I recommend anybody traveling down the eighty to stop and take in some of america's history n mother, earth's beauty

Nice rest stop, with good bathrooms. Lots of history displays and some beautiful views. A large bust of Abraham Lincoln that was moved from the old Lincoln highway when I 80 was completed

Very nice tribute, the area was a little beat up when we were there. They have some picnic areas.

Lovely monument, visitor area inside building provided some good local provided information. Well kept area and washroom facilities.

Restrooms were not well-maintained at the time my husband and I stopped. Older facility. Grass outside needed to be mowed. Maybe we just visited at an off time.

Clean, plenty of spaces for RVs as well, beautiful views and nice addition to get the Lincoln statue

An informative rest stop. It's worth reading the walls to get history on the Lincoln Highway and the monument. Highest point on US Rt 80 as well!

This amazing spot is now a national historic landmark! The underground peanut was much larger than I expected. There’s so much cool history of an interesting part of American history here that it’s hard to take it all in with just one visit. I intend to visit again to soak in some more history. Fantastic guided tour! Wonderful!

Crazy tour! We don’t even realize this place existed until we saw a road sign on the way to Chugwater Soda Fountain. The above ground area is super informative and the paid tour is great. Very knowledgeable guides and a very life like setup!

You can't go wrong visiting here, you will learn a lot about what is going on in the real world. I found the above ground displays outstanding. And of course below is equally fascinating. It won't cost you much to see what was a short time ago a place you could never imagine to visit in person. Go i highly recommend it!

The Quebec 01 Missile Alert Facility is a fascinating and unique site to visit! The tour gives a great look into Cold War history, and it’s amazing to step inside and see how the crew lived and worked underground. The guides are knowledgeable and do a great job of explaining everything. The only downside is that the tours run every 30 minutes, so it can feel a little rushed at times I would’ve loved a bit more time to look around and take it all in. Still, it’s absolutely worth the stop and a really memorable experience.

Great place to visit. Lots of information. I had no idea soldiers had to live that way. The tour guide was a little disappointing. She treated that whole time in history with too much humor. Some valid. But the cold war and those that served deserve a little more reverance.

A former nuclear missile launch center turned into a museum dedicated to telling the story of the Cold War and the men and women from F.E. Warren AFB who worked to keep the country safe. A must see if you're passing by in I-25!

We called while we were on our way to the site. Made a reservation for about an hour and a half ahead no problem. Highly recommend you do the same. Tour was informative and quick. Great stop along the way between the black hills and Denver. Definitely worth the stop.

It’s a storage center with a museum! Nice collection of various items from arrow heads to horse drawn carriages to a bison leg lamp(you need to look around the front desk for that one). Donations only and we found it worthy of our support. The exhibits are creative but overgrown the space as we had to walk behind some items to find more displays to view. Not a bad place to spend an hour in Cheyenne.

A rainy day in Cheyenne forced us inside, and behind the exterior of a storage lockup was the most remarkable little (probably an understatement) museum. It had so much more than you’d have expected. A fantastic hidden gem.

Best ever! Well laid out! Exhibits are extremely interesting! Great selection of artifacts to see. Large open museum, with carriages, cars and wagons! We visited several museums in Cheyenne and this was our favorite. We were coming from Pennsylvania. Our favorite item: an English carriage - what a beauty. Signage is also well done if you are a reader like us. Old western history at its finest. Please don’t be put off by storage locker posts? It is behind the museum, and the staff at the museum is super helpful and nice. Visit and you too will be impressed.

We moved here in 2014 and have never gone to this museum. Shame on us! Saw the sign, but it is hard to imagine anything really being there as it is located in an industrial area and at the entrance of a storage facility. Taking a chance, my teenagers and I stopped by and decided to go in. Right from the start, you know you are in for a treat when you step in and are greeted by the nice young lady at the front desk. Taking a little walk around, she gave us a brief intro to the museum, assured us that there was no cost (donations only - $5 recommended on the sign per person - definitely worth it), and left us to wander around. So much to see. From the hundreds of arrowheads to Western memorabilia in the first room, you would spend awhile just trying to read all the captions and see what is on offer. Going through the double doors, it was like walking through a magical door into another world. It is far bigger on the inside than it looks on the outside. From Conestoga wagons to a horse-drawn funeral coach to surreys (with a fringe on top), the next area was filled with all types of old cars that are part of a personally owned collection. There was a Model T roadster that is in pristine condition and is over 100 years old and several touring cars from the 20's and 30's. For me, one of the highlights was the Coronation Coach that came originally from England or France and dates back to the 1800s. Even my picky teenager loved the museum and wants to go back. This is a little jewel of a museum and we will be going to visit with friends and family. I think better publicity or signage would be good, but the lady at the desk said they actually get quite a few visitors especially in the warmer months. There did not seem to be any heat in the big area with the vehicles, so take an appropriate jacket or sweater. Also, if you are going to donate, best to take cash in smaller denominations as they do not break a large bill. I would pay $5 to go to this museum again or more.

This was a great museum visit! So many historical artifacts and we were blessed to meet Mr. Messenger who told us stories about different things and showed us a video about his adventure searching for the Anasazi cliff dwellings! Be sure and watch if you can! This is a by donation museum and much better than other old West museums we have visited!(and paid higher for)

This museum is awesome! My little and I took a little homeschool trip here yesterday. The woman working, I didn't catch her name which is unfortunate, was so lovely to speak to. We felt very welcome as soon as we walked in. You can't tell from the outside of the building, but there is a lot to look at in this museum! From animals to arrowheads to vintage cars! It is free but donations are encouraged! Don't forget to sign the guestbook while you are here! My favorite part of the museum was seeing the quilts on display. They are just beautiful! My daughters favorite part was seeing the taxidermy wolves. This museum is definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

You might not think it’s much when you pull up, but this is an amazing museum that is overflowing with history and old artifacts! Plus it has the sweetest owners that will make you feel like you’re a vip. They are the most precious people who love to share their treasure and the stories of their adventures with others.

Super informative and interesting if your into the history of the missiles etc. My son absolutely thought it was the coolest place 😊 a lot of cool and interesting old parts of history, it is on base so make sure to acquire the correct base access before visiting 😀

I was very impressed with the layout of the museum. Being an old B-52G crew chief and being part of the Strategic Air Command(SAC) nuclear triad this museum visit gave me insight to the missle role. I was like a kid in candy store. Highly recommend this museum especially to my SAC brothers and sisters.

A great experience to go through the history of the base and the mission. The museum curator also does events for kids during the holidays and from the sounds of it actually got good participation from the kids.

This place is wonderful. If you have a military ID you can access the base to visit the museum, others need to call the museum first. The museum has both the history of the base from when it was an Army Fort, to now when it is a missile base. There are great exhibits, one room is dedicated to kids, so they can interact with historic items, such as they can sit at an actual console used to launch missiles, and they can launch one too.

So interesting and fun to see everything, just a little disappointed there was no close captioning.

Very interesting and super informative.

This place was behind my house actually. As a missileer, I rather enjoyed the history and displays, but it also covers the bases founding and past nicely. Keep in mind, this is on a military installation, and you will need a military ID or to be vouched by a family or friend who has one. However, during some times like Frontier Days, the base will bus civilians over to see it.

Horrible experiences with both Carroll and Brenda. Brenda is the President and she wanted to support her volunteer Carroll. Carroll should not be there on artwork turn-in days. I joined as a newer artist trying to start showing my work. Got 3rd place in my very first digital photography work that I put in the April show. I joined but cancelled my membership after I tried bringing artwork for submission into the June show, this past Saturday. Carroll threw my name tag information at me and said that it had none of the information that was needed. It was beyond rude. I was just like: “Uh, well I have the title and my name and also the medium on there so I don’t know what else I am missing?” I thought that was valid but she got nasty fast. The whole situation was regrettable as I had hoped to find a nice little artist community and instead I got met with the meanness of some women in their later years! Not a supportive environment for new artists! I would stay away…

I want to go back and spend more time. I was passing by and stopped by to check it out. They were in the middle of taking down the previous months items and putting up some new ones so I got to look at probably more than usual. Some really neat stuff by some talented artists. The woman who was in the gallery was very welcoming and friendly.

The Guild supports the work and the artists here locally. The camaraderie with other artists helps all artists. I've learned many techniques and business tips that enhanced my photography and my business. I appreciate the Board who gives so freely of their time to support and guide the member artists. Such an asset in our community!

Inspiring collection of local artists. I'm told they switch themes often. A great reason to visit frequently. Will be back!

A great place for artists of all media and skill levels to display and/or compete in a variety of art shows. Lovely old building that has been well taken care of. Worth the visit.

Great place to buy art. A different art show every month free to the public. & a gift shop with exquisite art to purchase. Also a super place to buy art supplies & frames for half price or less

Awesome art, friendly people, amazing variety of gifts for purchase! Different art shows once a month make it unique.

Fascinating place, great tour. Definitely worth taking the time to schedule a tour so you get to see more than the public exhibition area.

Summer gave us an amazing tour! It was just the two of us celebrating my weather-enthusiast fiancés birthday and she and the staff went above and beyond. Awesome resource guide we got to take home and check out some of the data and other supercomputers around the world. Worth the day trip up from Denver!

Very informative tour, explaining super computers and how they use them. Interesting description of the cooling process and the facilities efficiency, especially compared with other data centers.

Great! Tour was fun and informative. Very knowledgable guide. I would recommend this tour to anyone that’s likes computers. They also offer internships to students!

This is a must see! Fantastic tour. Thanks!!

This place was awesome to tour! If you are interested in computing or just history in general, it's a great place to visit! Drop by or make an appointment!

Had an wonderful time visiting the supercomputer. Our tour guide, Summer, was absolutely amazing and very knowledgeable. Highly recommend visiting.

Took a friend for her 21st birthday 1/28/25 to sign up for a players card and to receive free play money. Come to find out the machine that makes the cards was down statewide according to the employees, how convenient. Would have been nice if they took her name down and asked us to come back another day/time but nope. We will NOT be back! Derby Club can have our business.

This has nothing to do with the staff. They are just trying to earn a paycheck and pay their bills. With that being said however they also know that they're not doing the business they should because the owners and the owner tech people have changed and manipulated certain games to the point that anyone who has consistently played them know that they have been messed with. Here's my one example of many. I have taken $100 and played Angel Gates, Klondike, Royal Deuces, Ninja, Diamond 7's etc. Older games that in the past I have won jackpots on. But lately I started with $100 and played the minimum of .20 and for over 5-7 hours of playing the machines never paid any of value especially a jackpot. There was talk that these machines were going to taken out but people like playing them , so owners determined in my opinion they could be a cash cow with a little help advertising a large jackpot then destening or awarding that jackpot to anywhere but Cheyenne. We all know that less business will lead to tax write offs but its the owners who are creating their own losses and not the lack of patronage. So for any employee that can honestly work for an organization like this with a ounce of integrity in their body is beyond me.

This one was a little better than the one downtown. Again tons of employees doing nothing just sitting around. No ticket cashing machine. Had to take ticket to get payout to cashier. What is this 1970. Not a lot of machines. Parking was a lot better than downtown. Won’t be going back. One time experience is all you need at this place.

Sally, Kirsten & Johnna are very friendly.  They are very much customer oriented.  They go out of their way to make sure your experience is positive.  They are valued employees.  A wonderful gaming experience due to these three employees.  I will most definitely return hoping to see these individuals.  Thank you for the free $15 to get us started.  We appreciate the company's generosity.  Can't wait to visit the new location off I-25.  Thank you the Shafer family,

Never once won there and put in thousands wyoming downs has better winning odds

Tons of fun!! The staff are great!!!

This location is terrible you gotta bunch of weird people staring at every movie you make putting money in the machine. The patrons that is, you can tell the difference between someone who goes there once a month being myself and those who come there all the time being regulars, because they are treated right differently, there was an instance where my $100 bill got stuck on the machine. No one there knew how to open the machine, and then after the lady who came from a different location, an hour later, opened the machine and gave me my $100 bill. The other lady still couldn't close the machine. So they had to call the person back. To close the machine if you can't open and close the machine. Why are you there and then you want to act like I was the inconvenience. Because you're incompetent at the job you do I will not be coming back. I go there for fun strictly for fun. And it's never been fun not once the 4 times I've been there. It's been weird, odd, irritating and Uncomfortable to say. The least customer service is not their strong suit. You can turn on the service light on your machine and no one ever shows up. Obviously the management are failing or they just don't care. This review would never have happened if it was not an experience that got worse each time I went but that was not the case.

This place was so incredible to see. It was fun to see my childrens eyes light up while as they looked closer to the details of the scenery setup there would be such intricate tiny details added to make it perfectly complete. such as a little bear under a mountainous train track waving while wading in a river. Or two men on ladders picking apples from the apple trees. We saw Darth Vader, couples hand in hand in shopping environments. The intricacy of details that the trains would blow their horns when oncoming to a railroad crossing and the railroad crossing lights would literally light up the timing was perfect. It was all computerized and magical. Here are some photos to enjoy.

We were headed to the arcade at the mall with the kids and happened upon this place. Our 4 year old actually jumped up and down with joy when he saw all the trains. The guys running the place were really good with the kids and they had an awesome scavenger hunt with prizes at the end.

Great Train layouts, members were nice to talk to, fun, reminded me off growing up and the layout my brother and I had. I lost him last December, Have a Railroading family, so going to something like this with my daughter is fitting.

Great place very nice people

Since I was a little kid I've always loved going here and seeing the new things they keep building on to the train track is quite astounding

Such an amazing place to go these guys did an amazing job the imagination that you can come up with all on your own as such fun watching it all go around

If you are even a little interested in trains this is the place to go and visit. Free admission but they do take donations to help them stay open.

We were visiting from Denver and are so glad we found Blue Raven Brewery—what a unique and memorable spot! The brewery is tucked inside a charming old home, which gives it so much character and makes it feel like a true reflection of Cheyenne’s personality and history. The beer selection was excellent, with something for every taste, and each pour was clearly crafted with care. We especially loved the beautiful outdoor seating area—perfect for relaxing, sipping, and soaking up the vibe. This place has such a welcoming atmosphere and distinctive charm. Blue Raven is definitely a must-visit if you’re in town—we’ll be back for sure!

Fabulous little brewery visit. Loved the variety of brews, especially the IPAs. Quaint, dog friendly setting in downtown Cheyenne. Great Mexicano cuisine food truck with the best burritos I’ve had in a while. Definitely worth a little detour from I 25 N.

Our experience was very nice during our visit. The environment is cute, the beer is good, and it was great to relax here after a long drive. We will be back!

Blue Raven is a hidden gem in Cheyenne. It's more willing to experiment and has the most wholly unique taproom atmosphere in town. Book and board game aficionados will be just as at home here as the traditional craft beer geek!

Labor Day Hero! We visited Blue Raven Brewery in Cheyenne on Labor Day and were surprised to see only one bartender, Molly, working the entire day. Despite the overwhelming situation, she was absolutely incredible. She stayed calm, moved quickly, and handled a full house of customers with professionalism and grace. She took orders, poured drinks, cleaned up, and managed incredibly rude customers without missing a beat. Her dedication and composure were beyond impressive. That said, it was very disappointing to see that the brewery did not provide her with any support on such a busy holiday. No matter how capable an employee is, it is unfair to expect one person to manage that kind of volume alone. Labor Day is typically a high-traffic day, and it was clear the staffing decisions did not reflect that. The bartender deserves recognition for going above and beyond, but management should take a serious look at how they staff and support their team, especially on major holidays. We love the atmosphere and the beer, but we hope to see the brewery do better by its employees in the future.

Absolutely LOVE this place! Dog friendly inside and out 🐾 with plenty of room for your pup .. THAT'S hard to find! Besides great tasting beer choices, they have a fantastic patio area, live music on weekends & food truck. Or, bring your own tasty food to enjoy with your favorite beer!

Such a great little gem in town with home brewed beer. Came for yoga and finished with a cold one. Friendly staff and extremely clean location. Many different flavors to chose from. Dog friendly. Hope to see you here and say hi to Steve, he’s a great bartender.

One of the best school parks in Cheyenne due to the different variety of playground equipment there. My kids like going here because there's just so much to do. Not only is there 3 to 4 different sections of playground equipment, there is a basketball court with many hoops and there is also a big field, which can be used for soccer, football or baseball. It's very well maintained as well.

Fun play ground for kiddos who can climb ladders on their own.

By far, the best field in Cheyenne. If playing on artificial turf is okay with you. Beautiful, well kept, and clean.

Great park and not over-crowded. Equipment is better for kids 5+, as slides are bigger. Definitely recommend

Took our dog for a walk here while on a car trip. She loved it and it has an awesome playground for kids.

Stopped here to eat our lunch on a cross country road trip. Place was empty and we sat at the available picnic table. Place was very clean and everythibg seemed new. Some of the parking spots were over sized and I believe had electric hookups?

I went there often sometime it good place is my time peace with mind

We are so thankful for this free indoor play place. It is big and clean. Absolutely a must go to on those colder days. ♡

Great place for kids and affordable. Unfortunately this means that the calendar fills out about a year in advance and because deposits aren’t required ahead of time, unfortunately one person can take every single weekend in a year and then cancel last minute. I would gladly pay 100$ for 2 hour reservation and ahead to keep this from happening.

I love bringing my kids here and they love it too. My only complaint is the hours ☹️☹️ i wish they were open on the weekends! Other than that is always clean and a great time

My kids really love going here. They enjoy it each time. They enjoy making "friends". But you do have to keep an eye on interactions with other kids. Some parents don't pay as good as attention as they should, and the older kids get a bit rough or don't want to share. This has only accrued once while we were there.

A wonderful area for my toddlers while their brother is at school! Kept them entertained for a long time with all the different obstacles and slides!

How anyone could give this gem less than 5 stars boggles my mind. Name another indoor play facility for toddlers/kids that doesn't cost a penny.....I'll wait forever. My wife takes our babies here with her mom group a lot. So grateful there's a place where my wife can go without me having to get the financial anxiety sweats 😀

We took our almost 2 year old here today. He had so much fun! He did not stop laughing and smiling the whole time we were there. (except when it was time to go). The 2 volunteers that were there were super sweet. I really hope that everyone helps to keep this awesome place clean and nice. We will definitely be coming back here often! They did such a great job.