The JunkYard

For travelers arriving by train, the nearest major Amtrak station serving Denver is Union Station. Located approximately 3 miles (4.8 kilometers) from The JunkYard, it’s a moderate distance but easily navigable. From Union Station, you can connect to various local transit options to reach the venue. The station is a central hub for multiple light rail lines and bus routes operated by the Regional Transportation District (RTD) of Denver. Specifically, numerous RTD bus routes, such as the 0, 10, and 15, provide direct or connecting service towards the vicinity of The JunkYard. Union Station itself is a beautifully restored historic landmark and offers amenities like ticketing offices, waiting areas, and accessibility services, including ramps and elevators for ADA compliance. Regular service connects Denver Union Station to major cities across the USA, with journey times varying significantly based on your origin point.

Reaching The JunkYard via bus is a convenient and accessible option, with several key routes stopping within easy walking distance of the venue. Several RTD (Regional Transportation District) bus routes converge in the area, providing excellent connectivity. Prominent routes include the 15, which runs north-south through a significant portion of Denver, and the 10, which offers cross-town service. These routes connect various neighborhoods and downtown Denver directly to the vicinity of the venue, making it simple for locals and visitors alike. For those traveling late, some of these routes offer extended service hours, and Denver's RTD operates some 24-hour routes, although schedules should be verified for specific late-night travel. Journey times from the downtown Denver core are typically between 15 to 25 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. For detailed route maps, schedules, and real-time information, the RTD Denver website is an invaluable resource.

The JunkYard is committed to providing an accessible experience for all its patrons. The venue is largely ADA wheelchair accessible, with accessible entrances and ramps leading into the main areas. While the historic nature of the building presents challenges, efforts have been made to ensure that key areas, including restrooms and designated viewing sections, are accessible. Elevators are available to reach different levels where applicable. Accessible restrooms are clearly marked and equipped to accommodate wheelchairs. For patrons with hearing impairments, inquire about the availability of hearing loop or induction loop systems, which can significantly enhance the audio experience. Service animals are welcome at The JunkYard, and staff are trained to assist guests with disabilities. While companion care facilities might not be explicitly designated, staff are available to provide assistance as needed. Accessible parking spaces are available in nearby lots, and designated drop-off zones are situated close to the entrance.

The main entrance is located directly on Blake Street. Queue arrangements are clearly marked with barriers. All patrons are subject to bag searches upon entry. To ensure a smooth entry process and secure your preferred spot in the standing hall or mezzanine, it is recommended to arrive 30 to 45 minutes prior to the advertised door opening time, especially for high-demand events.