The Ritchie Center is the University of Denver's recreation and athletics complex, and it runs a substantial youth camp lineup on the NCAA Division I fields, courts and rinks used by the DU Pioneers. P.A.S.S. Camp offers week-long multi-sport camps for ages 5-11 covering basketball, climbing, golf, hockey, lacrosse, soccer, tennis and volleyball, with time in the pool and on the ice rink; a youth gymnastics camp serves recreational female gymnasts ages 6-12 from beginner through USAG Level 3; and School Days Off camps give ages 5-11 a multi-sport day when school is closed. P.A.S.S. Camp Pro, a Next Level sports conditioning camp and hockey camps and clinics round out the offering.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact The Ritchie Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★Tom ThuisDon't expect to take water, umbrellas or food inside for your children's high school graduation. Parking was awful, the lines to get in were slow. They don't even allow purses or camera cases. But, the building has great ventilation, nice and cool. Vendors selling popcorn and drinks must have thought their food was made of gold. Very over priced.
★★★★Vernon TryonOver 400 Overland Highschool graduates attended this event the parking was ok but it was a lot of people. From Omaha Ne attending to watch my granddaughter graduate.
★Caroline ClarkOn a day that was supposed to be a great event, my daughter’s graduation, it ended up being a terrible experience. Not only were we all shoved out into the rain to meet up with our graduates, we also had to leave our umbrellas at whatever entrance we came in from. Then when we tried to go back in and grab our umbrellas, we were told we had to walk outside, in the rain, without our umbrella, to the other side of the building. Then when we get to the side where the umbrella was at, it is gone. While one worker was very helpful and sorry for the inconvenience, the one worker who had the great idea to make us walk ALL the way around the building, when it could have been an easy, and dry, 2 minute walk, should learn some common decency. The staff needs training in empathy.
★★★★★Robert MesecDU Hockey games are amazing! Big but small arena with no bad seats. Students and fans are a great crowd.
★★★★★Nikolai MannsfeldI had a great time watching the Pioneers here play hockey for the first time. The staff were all friendly, plenty of great seats in the arena, easy to find parking and to get in and out of the arena, and was just a fun game and atmosphere. We got top floor access, so the seats were comfortable and the food was delicious, especially their sweets! The bell tower was also a cool place to visit to see how the bells work and how the person plays songs with the bells! Overall, I had a fun time watching some hockey and getting some dinner here. Worth the price and time to watch some college hockey!