What places they frequented remain almost the same?

If we forget about CHS that more or less still very much resembles the school, what else is still kinda the same? Blackjack is some studio now, i think outback is gone (or moved location rather, like the blackjack), the mall where they made their shirts i think is gone too?

The Harris's old house and the Klebolds are still there, Rampart Range burned down (or was it somewhere near?). Bowling Alley is still there i think? Is Dairy Queen still in the same spot? Is it the same King Soopers? What about the venue for the Rammstein/KMFDM concert they attended? CHS parking lot, are their parking spots still there?

Can't think of any more right now, but there's gotta be more

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Southwest Plaza is still there, anybody know of any changes?

The venue that Rammstein played at is still there and so are the homes. I don't believe Rampart Range burned down, unless there were fires before i moved here. i am 90% sure the Outback is still open and so is the King Soopers.

The Cooper 7 theatre is no longer open, the building is still there and is now a performing arts center at Front Range Christian School. It was very close to Blackjack and I think some of Hitmen For Hire was filmed in the alley here.
Angelos CDs and Tapes is no longer in the spot it was (I think it has a different name now too) it's Tiffany Nails now.
Media Play is closed.
I think the Albertsons that Dylan worked at is closed.
Tortilla Wraps is closed. If the Outback is the same one that was right by Tortilla Wraps on Cross Dr then that's still open.
I'm pretty sure that Computer Renaissance is also closed.
I think the Texaco that was on Ottowa might be a Shell now.
The Conoco on Chatfield is a different gas station now.
The area on Deer Creek Canyon road and Woodsworth where they broke into the van is a bit different than it was.
AMF Belleview Lanes is still open. If I remember correctly there was another bowling alley they went to hang out on Fridays, I think it was called the Rock N Bowl? Not sure if that's still there.
The Link Rec Center is still open.
I think St. Philip Lutheran Church is still there.
The Denver Merchandise Mart is still there and the Tanner Gun Show is still held there.

Screamingophelia wrote:

The venue that Rammstein played at is still there and so are the homes. I don't believe Rampart Range burned down, unless there were fires before i moved here.  i am 90% sure the Outback is still open and so is the King Soopers.

Thank you! I think i read about a big forrest fire around there? Someone from tumblr had visited and said it was gone due to a fire.

Do you know anything about Draft Sports Grill? It seems to be open but under a different name

Reznor wrote:

The Cooper 7 theatre is no longer open, the building is still there and is now a performing arts center at Front Range Christian School. It was very close to Blackjack and I think some of Hitmen For Hire was filmed in the alley here.
Angelos CDs and Tapes is no longer in the spot it was (I think it has a different name now too) it's Tiffany Nails now.
Media Play is closed.
I think the Albertsons that Dylan worked at is closed.
Tortilla Wraps is closed. If the Outback is the same one that was right by Tortilla Wraps on Cross Dr then that's still open.
I'm pretty sure that Computer Renaissance is also closed.
I think the Texaco that was on Ottowa might be a Shell now.
The Conoco on Chatfield is a different gas station now.
The area on Deer Creek Canyon road and Woodsworth where they broke into the van is a bit different than it was.
AMF Belleview Lanes is still open. If I remember correctly there was another bowling alley they went to hang out on Fridays, I think it was called the Rock N Bowl? Not sure if that's still there.
The Link Rec Center is still open.
I think St. Philip Lutheran Church is still there.
The Denver Merchandise Mart is still there and the Tanner Gun Show is still held there.

Unsure if its the same Outback but ScreamingOphelia seems to think it's the same one as well (must be?) I think Rock N Bowl was the name of the friday night special they had at Belleview lanes, at least according to Cullens Columbine (surely he couldn't have gotten that wrong too...) Thanks for the answer!

I am trying to remember what Drafts is... I haven't been to SW Plaza in a bit...

Yes, the church is still there .

So is King Soopers the go-to grocery chain there? Like how WINCO is big on the west coast and I hear about publix a lot from the south east. Also, didn't know Dylan worked at an Albertsons... thought it was just the pizza place and maybe a computer store.

NeedaHaircut wrote:

So is King Soopers the go-to grocery chain there? Like how WINCO is big on the west coast and I hear about publix a lot from the south east. Also, didn't know Dylan worked at an Albertsons... thought it was just the pizza place and maybe a computer store.

I think King Soopers is the Colorado chain of kroger grocery stores of the area. But Screamingophelia can probably answer that better than I can.

Albertsons is on his resume. He also writes about it in his diversion intake paperwork.
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I don't think I have seen an Albertsons around here, but I know there used to be. Now it is King Soopers all the way and yes I did get a kick out of it the first time I went into one LOL

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] There uses to be tons of Albertsons but most are gone. I think there used to be one near Dairy Queen on Pierce.

There was a huge fire, biggest in CO history size wise in 2002 called the Hayman fire. It burnt around Rampart Range in JeffCo, Dougkas County, Park County, El Paso etc. But I don't know if it burnt where the tape was filmed for sure.

Screamingophelia wrote:

I am trying to remember what Drafts is... I haven't been to SW Plaza in a bit...

Yes, the church is still there .

the restaurant eric and a few others dined at for his birthday!

Green Mountain Guns is supposed to still be there

Oh and yea King Soopers is the Front Range Kroger store. So Ft. Collins, Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo. West of the Continental Divide into SE Utah it is City Market. They're the two Kroger versions in Colorado.

23september wrote:

Screamingophelia wrote:

I am trying to remember what Drafts is... I haven't been to SW Plaza in a bit...

Yes, the church is still there .

the restaurant eric and a few others dined at for his birthday!

I am not sure what it is now if I had to guess it is Bad Daddy's burgers.

i was just there today!! at the Farmers Market

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] it’s kind of ironic, but Cooper 7 shut down on May 16, 1999.

What is Albertsons? Is that a grocery store?

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Yes it is. Most in thebDenver area are now closed but there used to be a ton. They're from Idaho or somewhere like that think. Denver used to have Cub Foods, Albertsons, King Soopers and Safeway now it's just King Soopers and Safeway. Theres some more yuppie Whole Foods, Sprouts and other natural more expensive stores in some places, there used to only be a small number in the entire metro area. Theres one Trader Joe's I think in Denver and one in Boulder opened within the last 10 years. King Soopers is by far the most popular and numerous.

@ milennialrebelette, thanks for the explanation. We have a local chain here that spreads across three states (Indo not want to name the store to protect my identity). I live in a very small town with less than 24,000 people in the entire county.

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] yeah Albertsons has their headquarters in Boise, Id. Was pretty much my go-to grocery store when I lived in the mountain west since it was either that or Walmart, and Walmarts produce usually sucked. I forgot about Cub Foods, I think they were absorbed by WinCo on the west coast.