The ice cream hub is named after the revolutionary passenger aircraft of the mid 20th century, The Lockheed Constellation. Its 75-foot long replica aircraft wing, designed by architect Michael Koch and the work of a global team of designers, engineers and mechanics from the U.S., Canada, Mexico and Germany, spreads its wings across the opening of the Eastbridge Town Center acting as a dramatic, place-making centerpiece of the new town-center filled with high-end restaurants and retailers.

Most importantly, it is a proud homage to Stapleton’s heritage, embracing its history as the home to Denver’s primary airport for more than 70 years. Like the Stapleton International Airport that paved its way, The Constellation Ice Cream creates a place for gathering and re-connecting among families and the surrounding community. Its owner, Paul Tamburello, understands the importance of community, and the special flavor that each brings to Denver’s rapid-fire growth. He noted, “We want to celebrate the historical importance of the original Stapleton airfield, its heritage of bringing people together and the new neighborhood it has become to so many.”

Creating and embracing community is a core mission of The Constellation Ice Cream team. What better way to enjoy the high-flying flavors than to sit back on the open-air plaza enjoying a wide variety of community partnerships and seasonal events from music to mother’s day to magic that will keep new arrivals and frequent visitors coming back again and again for free and adventurous family entertainment?

Our goal is to make your passport to happiness a favorite layover at The Constellation Ice Cream.