A 6,800-seat arena in Loveland for Colorado Eagles hockey, concerts and shows, with free sensory bags at Guest Services and a sensory room on the event level.
On the event level of the arena, “our sensory room offers a quiet, calming space for any guest who needs a break from noise, crowds, or overstimulation.” “It is free to use during public events.”
“Guests with sensory needs can visit Weaver Stone Guest Services and receive a ‘sensory bag’ available for check-out at no cost. Sensory bags contain noise-cancelling headphones, fidget tools, and more.”
Our note The arena only opens for events, so there's no quiet time to aim for. Arriving early gives you time to get the sensory bag and find the sensory room before the crowd fills in.
Our note This season it hosts Colorado Eagles hockey, concerts and family shows. Check each event's page for door and start times.
Three things to know
Free sensory bags at Weaver Stone Guest Services, on the Concourse level near the main entrance: noise-cancelling headphones, fidget tools and more. The arena is Sensory Inclusive Certified by KultureCity.
A sensory room on the event level, with soft lighting, sensory tools and comfortable seating, free during public events. Ask staff the way.
Clear bag rule: one clear bag up to 12 by 12 by 6 inches plus a small clutch. Diaper bags are allowed after inspection. Everyone goes through weapon detection screening.
More: parking, food, rules, help
Named by the arena; it doesn't publish a noise scale.
Louder or busier
Colorado Eagles hockey games (noisemakers aren't allowed, “except cowbells”)not stated
Concerts and shows (the arena doesn't post strobe, haze or volume warnings on its event pages)not stated
Quieter, in the arena's words
Sensory room, on the event level of the arenaquiet zone
Parking is paid for every event; buy it ahead through ParkWhiz (no account needed). Accessible spaces are in the first rows of Lots B and C, and the ADA and rideshare drop-off is at the roundabout in front of the arena.
Outside food and drinks aren't allowed, but the arena makes exceptions for medical and special needs. Tablets and computers aren't allowed either.
Noisemakers aren't allowed, except cowbells.
Free assistive listening receivers at Guest Services with an ID. Sign language interpreters by request 5 business days ahead (970-619-4100).
Family restrooms with changing tables are on the concourse. A large nursing pod is in the northwest corner of the concourse at Section B.
If your child gets lost, tell the nearest staff member or go to an information desk.
Questions: box office 970-619-4111.
What the arena doesn't say
not stated the sensory room's exact spot
not stated a re-entry rule
not stated where first aid is
not stated a social story on its own site
not stated strobe, haze or loud-sound warnings for events
Paid parking bought ahead, weapon screening at the door and a clear bag rule. Sensory bags with headphones are at Weaver Stone Guest Services on the Concourse level near the main entrance. The sensory room on the event level has soft lighting and comfortable seats. Crowds cheer, and cowbells are allowed. Change anything.
Common questions
What if my child won't look at the schedule or story?
That is common at first. Leave it where the moment happens, point to one picture at a time, and keep it low-pressure. Many kids warm up to it after a few calm tries, in their own time.
Can I make this in Spanish?
Yes. Every tool and this page exist in Spanish, and the printed page comes out in the language you choose. Use the language switch at the top.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no signup, and we don’t keep what you type; anything you save stays on your device. Make it, print it, done.
