Why Pick DISH TV over Cable TV in Arvada, CO?

The California Zephyr passes through the quaint city of Arvada, Colorado, twice daily—one train heading east to Chicago, the other heading west to San Francisco, and both passing through the breathtaking Rockies along the way. On this famously picturesque Amtrak route, Arvada stands as a crossroads of the West.

But Arvada is more than a pit stop—it's a destination itself. There are over 100 charming boutiques, restaurants, and bars at historic Olde Town, and especially on weekends, crowds gather at the ever-popular Arvada Tavern and Homegrown Tap and Dough to enjoy the energy. Outside Olde Town, there are daytime ways to enjoy yourself, such as pondering art pieces at the Center for the Arts & Humanities or admiring the rare car collection at the Cussler Museum.

But Arvada is also more than a tourist destination—it's a home. Residents here enjoy the touristy stuff but also the lesser-known family-friendly options like rollerblading at Skate City, catching a movie at Elvis Cinemas, or attending events like the Sand in the City party. The local government is hungry for input from residents, on everything from how public transit should look to what kinds of businesses residents would like to patronize 10 years from now. And Arvada is a great place for active people—it was designated a Silver Level Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of American Bicyclists. Stop in Arvada and look around—it will still be there when you decide you'd rather live in this Western town than anywhere else. And DISH TV will be there for you too, with alternative and futuristic takes on the West like A&E's Longmire or HBO's Westworld.