"KSE's top priority is the safety of our fans," said KSE's SVP of Venue Operations Dave Jolette. "With the growth of ride share usage by our fans, an organized location that can handle the volume of customers is vital to providing a secure pick up system that will enhance the overall fan experience at Pepsi Center."
Starting on Sept. 18, Chopper Circle will close mid-event, and road closure barriers will be placed at the four locations listed below:
With the designation of a new rideshare area within the Toyota Tundra Parking Lot, all incoming rideshare traffic will be diverted into the west side of the parking lot, where all pick-ups will be made. Diverted traffic includes Lyft (the Official Rideshare Partner of Pepsi Center) as well as other rideshare companies, limos, Access-a-Ride and taxis.
Post-event road closures, rideshare area pick-up and the new exit traffic pattern will begin for each type of event on Pepsi Center property as follows:
Event attendees with inquiries regarding this change are encouraged to contact Pepsi Center Guest Relations at [email protected] or by phone at 303-405-8548.
About KSE
Denver-based Kroenke Sports & Entertainment (KSE) is one of the world's leading ownership, entertainment and management groups. As owners and operators of Pepsi Center, the Paramount Theatre, Dick's Sporting Goods Park, the Colorado Avalanche (NHL), Denver Nuggets (NBA), Colorado Mammoth (NLL) and Colorado Rapids (MLS), KSE's sports and entertainment assets are second to none. Additional properties under KSE's umbrella include Altitude Sports & Entertainment, a 24-hour regional television network; Altitude Authentics, the company's official retail provider; and Altitude Tickets, the official ticketing provider for KSE teams and venues.
