Colorado Ballroom Venue
Colorado Ballroom at Cheyenne Mountain Resort is a premier 6,400 sq ft ballroom for conferences, incentives and corporate functions, with reception space and flexible three-room division.
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40,000 sq ft of meeting space and flexible conference rooms.
Gather at the foot of Pikes Peak Range, with terraces, lakefront spaces, and mountain views inspiring every agenda.
Personalize receptions, ceremonies, and group experiences across ballrooms, terraces, lawns, and lakeside settings suited to your message.
Choose 40,000 square feet of conference space, 38 meeting rooms, and ballrooms hosting up to 600 guests.
Energize groups with golf, pickleball, volleyball, kayaking, paddleboarding, nearby trails, and an arcade/game room between sessions.
Plan menus through resort dining, from Rocky Mountain breakfast flavors to seasonal American dishes and vegetarian options.
Wedding services, a business center, accessible meeting spaces, and on-site dining help simplify programs from arrival onward.
Colorado Ballroom at Cheyenne Mountain Resort is a premier 6,400 sq ft ballroom for conferences, incentives and corporate functions, with reception space and flexible three-room division.
Cheyenne Mountain Resort features a 40,000-square-foot conference center with 38 meeting rooms, ranging from grand ballrooms to intimate outdoor terraces, making Cheyenne Mountain Resort a versatile choice for conferences, weddings, and social gatherings in Colorado Springs.
The Colorado Ballroom is the largest venue at Cheyenne Mountain Resort, offering 6,400 square feet of space with a 2,500-square-foot reception area and capacity for up to 600 guests; it can also be divided into three smaller rooms (Colorado I, II, and III) for more intimate functions.
Yes, Cheyenne Mountain Resort offers several stunning outdoor ceremony settings, including the Tava Green lawn (up to 350 guests), the Lakeside Beach on the resort's private lake (up to 350 guests), the mountain-view Grand Rivers Terrace, the intimate Quail Terrace, and the secluded Finke Hill, each framed by views of Cheyenne Mountain and the Front Range.
Cheyenne Mountain Resort offers multiple indoor reception spaces, including the Grand Rivers Room (4,400 square feet, up to 400 guests), the Remingtons Ballroom (3,526 square feet, up to 325 guests, divisible into two sections), the Grand Rivers Ballroom (up to 200 guests), and the Centennial Ballroom, which connects to a scenic outdoor terrace.
Cheyenne Mountain Resort can accommodate wedding ceremonies and receptions for up to 350 guests across its indoor and outdoor venues, with some multi-day celebrations expanding to up to 500 guests using the resort's combined event spaces.
Yes, Cheyenne Mountain Resort enforces an outdoor event curfew of 10:00 PM and an indoor event curfew of 12:00 AM, along with a noise ordinance for outdoor spaces beginning at 10:00 PM, ensuring a comfortable experience for all guests on property.
Cheyenne Mountain Resort's extensive conference center and multiple indoor and outdoor venues allow the property to host three or more events simultaneously in a single day, making it well-suited for weddings, corporate meetings, and social celebrations happening at the same time.
The ceremony site fee at Cheyenne Mountain Resort is $7,500 per event and includes two hours of ceremony time, white garden chairs, and a wireless microphone for the officiant, allowing couples to focus on celebrating rather than logistics.
Cheyenne Mountain Resort offers on-site dining for events through Mountain View Restaurant, Gates Grille, Elevations, and The General Store, with vegetarian menu options available and the outdoor Cheyenne Courtyard seating up to 200 guests for alfresco receptions and banquets; Gates Grille also offers a children's menu, reflecting the resort's family-friendly approach to on-site amenities.
Yes, Cheyenne Mountain Resort provides wheelchair-accessible meeting spaces and business center access, a wheelchair-accessible registration desk, and an accessible path of travel throughout the property, along with wheelchairs available on site for guests attending conferences, weddings, or other events.
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