Downtown Denver Partnership

I’d give this a positive review, if quite honestly I felt there was something to review here more than just a name for something.
The Downtown Denver Partnership is certainly not open to the public in any kind of meaningful manner and obviously is not doing very much other than collect checks if you visit Downtown Denver.
Downtown Denver is a quivering jelly mass of endless drone armies of homeless people, drunks stumbling around, teenagers looking for walls to graffiti, prostitutes selling themselves, and more stumbling drunks tripping over homeless people trying to sleep.
There’s simply nothing downtown but over-​priced chain restaurants, bars, bars, dives, and more bars. That’s pretty much it. Oh, yeah, and Lannie’s Clock Tower Cabaret bar and lots of «seafood» joints selling microwaved frozen TV dinner fare to people who really just want to drink themselves in mindless oblivion.
If this title refers to a store of some kind, the poster is clueless. There is no store. It’s a governmental organization called the Downtown Denver Partnership, at
. The website displays luncheons and parties being held for the über-​rich elite who run Denver, but there is nothing for the public to get involved in and no kind of incentive programs or anything like that to help build the disgusting downtown area.
If you like walking through a bombed-​out downtown area with bars and more bars everywhere you look, bottles and syringes and rags and cigarette butts and condoms and sticky substances on the ground every other step you take, then welcome to Downtown Denver! Woohoo!
Denver has no lack of «partnerships» and «business alliances» and the like, but they’re governmental organizations that are more focused on organizing fund-​raisers and parties for the elite than actually trying to make Denver a better city for people to actually live in. That’s not happening any time soon, and all you have to do is walk around downtown Denver on any night of the week to see what Denver’s «improvement» plans are.

Went to pick up a Gift Card from winning a Contest. Very Enjoyable Experience. Some of the places that left Downtown need to come back. Like Sonic. You replace it with a Bank? There are enough banks downtown. And No More Starbucks and No More 711’s. I agree having more food carts nice touch. Anyway im getting off Topic. The employees are more than helpful and friendly. Just stop in to say Hi Sometime.

Have to agree with Phil. And their stupid website doesn’t work worth a damn. Honestly, bringing clothing back to downtown Denver is for a 20 yr. map??? We used to have a freaking MACY’S down here for jeepers sake. Ridiculous.

Lame, lame, LAME! Will you people do something other than make some stupid brochures. BRING BUSINESS TO DOWNTOWN DENVER!
I’ve written to these people on several occasions about bringing business to downtown Denver. They don’t really give a crap. I was told that all of my ideas were premature for the area and are on the 20 year map. Here were my suggestions: bring a grocery store downtown, bring a Target downtown, bring an IKEA downtown, get rid of all the stupid souvenir shops. Bring clothing back to downtown Denver.