u/Individual-Anybody-3

Hello everyone,

I have two tickets to Trombone Shorty +Saint Paul & The Broken Bones next Thursday at the Ford amphitheate and can no longer go.

I paid $200 for the pair so would be willing to sell them for $150. They are reserved seats.

I want to make sure they go to good use so please DM if interested.

Thanks!

We are planning on coming up for the holiday weekend but are reconsidering given the fire outside Leadville. For anyone up there or in the surrounding area- how is air quality? Hopefully it gets contained soon. Thank you to all the firefighters and responders!

Hi everyone! My family is heading up to Summit County for the long 4th of July weekend, and we’re staying in Dillon. It’ll be me, my husband, and our 2-year-old.

We really want to experience the mountain holiday magic, but having a toddler means we have to be smart. We are trying to balance seeing some fun events in Dillon, Breck, Frisco, or Vail while strictly avoiding nightmare parking situations, massive bottleneck crowds, or breaking the bank.

Locals and high-country veterans, what are your best tips for us? A few specific questions:

• Parades: I know Breck and Frisco both have big Main Street parades. Is one of them easier to navigate with a stroller, or significantly less chaotic for parking?
• Toddler-friendly activities: Are there any quieter, low-key morning events (pancake breakfasts, parks, or light walks) where a 2-year-old can run around without getting trampled by crowds?
• Evening Plans & Logistics: Since we are staying right in Dillon, is it easier to just stay put for the evening? I heard rumors about a drone show in Breck, is that worth attending? What's the scene usually like around the Dillon Marina or Amphitheater on the 4th?
• Vail? Is it worth driving over the pass for the day, or should we just stick to Summit County?

Any insider strategies on where to park, what times to completely avoid the roads, or hidden gem spots to watch festivities would be incredibly appreciated. Thank you so much!