I'm pretty disappointed because the AA lots (upper right corner of that map) were always a nice hidden gem. I could set up my awning and no one said a word because there was always ample room. I'm thinking regardless of where I get in, they're going to tell me to take the awning down (understandable) so I might just park near Northfield and ride a bike up. I'll try to get in around 3:30 on Friday and see how it goes and have that influence what I do for the rest of the weekend.

Good luck everybody. Also, for those saying to be good neighbors, definitely do so and don't make a mess and be obnoxious. However, the amount of complaints from those neighborhoods about decibel levels from the venue are ridiculous. They made a huge fuss about some of the shows lately and they have all been below the decibel level accepted/agreed upon by the venue and the city. Maybe don't move next to a gigantic venue if you don't want to hear live music and deal with concertgoers? The houses east and south DO NOT predate Dick's, so there's no excuse for moving somewhere like that and then pitching a fit about it. I say this as a Stapleton resident too.