Stampede

Stampede I a wonderful venue that accommodates hundreds of people for many occasions, it offers a full kitchen many bar locations on both levels a beautiful stage and a great sound system arrangement, there are also many restrooms. The gala I attended housed approximately 500 people with ease and comfort.

My friend and I have been looking forward to checking out Ladies Night (Wednesdays) for a few weeks. There is a $5 cover, but Ladies get two drink tickets (to use on beer, wine, or wells). When we arrived, just before 7pm, the floor was packed for the line dance tutorial (1 song was taught, and played atleast twice over the course of the night). We were really surprised and excited to see such an outstanding turn out! The dance floor is massive, and there's also a small dance floor upstairs. We had no wait for either of our drinks, from the bars (there were atleast 3 bars open). We ordered food and ate upstairs, overlooking the dance floor, while waiting for line dances to be played. The gentleman at the food counter was super sweet, cordial, and helpful. Perfect customer service, and a great smile! The food was.. ok. Real unprocessed chicken in the chicken fingers, but boring breading. Beef Empenadas filling had a chili-like flavoring (didn't expect them to taste authentic, but didn't expect a chili flavor either), the crust was decent. The Asada Fries were the best part, but I wish I would have asked for crisper fries, to stand up to the moisture of the toppings. The most disappointing part was the PA system and music choices. It was incredibly difficult to understand the dance instructor and the DJ when they spoke. Not a big deal, but if we couldn't see the instructor for the tutorial, we had a hard time following along. Also, we were excited for line-dancing, but it was probably 70% two-step to 30% line dances. After the one line-dance tutorial, there was a string of two-step songs 'til about 8pm (about 10 or so songs). Occasionally about 6-8 people would do a line dance in the center of the floor, during two-step music, not counting the majority of the time that people would do the Cowboy ChaCha (probably about 10-15 times throughout the evening). We overheard a regular customer say things often pick up about 10 or 11pm... and although there was more line dancing later in the evening, they often weren't current popular country songs. To be fair, I will say that the dance floor always stayed plenty active which is the ultimate goal; but to my own credit, I have frequented 2 other country bars outside of the state, so this isn't due to inexperience, and this isn't my first rodeo. Wishing there was a more equal ratio of line dancing to two-step. Sadly, this was a lackluster experience.😕

First time there was okay. I like the spaciousness. We were there for the School of Rock Aurora band concert. Acoustics was good. Students did GREAT!!! There was an open bar and food. It was one waitress for too many people. Food was cold when we got it and I had to pay for food my child did not eat because it took tooo long to get due to one person doing it all. In knowing the concert was happening today Stampede should have been better prepared. There were 5 bands an hour and 45 minutes each. People coming and leaving the entire time. For the occasion it could have had better help.

Had a great time last night at the fights me and the wife. There was a security guard Katie that was wonderful our server was Allie she was amazing I definitely did not feel neglected when it came to customer service and there was also a security guard named Keegan he was amazing extremely helpful definitely somebody you need to keep on the team all-around great experience will definitely be back

My truck lost all power at 11:30 one evening. I coasted into the parking lot. At first, the staff was super helpful and curious. A short time later, a bull-dike member of security had the audacity to accuse me of stealing the vehicle. Being stereotyped due to my many tattoos, I was mortified and humiliated. On top of the stress I was already feeling. Acting like a police academy reject and a poor representative of this company. It even asked me for my vehicle registration and ID!