Pros:
A wide open strip with little more than baskets.
I don't have a lot of good things to say about East Midway. The baskets are solid DGAs, and the tees (on the sidewalk) are well-marked. Furthermore, there is a fair bit of length, with plenty of holes over 300' and even 400' out here. Whoever installed the course also did a good job painting what are essentially alternate tees, marked 10-18 in a different color than the original 1-9.
There is some level of shot shaping, as well. Several holes navigate around one or two trees. Overall, it's a bomber course, and those players may well enjoy sending the disc.
Cons:
The course lacks any kind of comfort item. The baskets and tees are functional, but there are no tee signs and no course kiosk. At times, multiple baskets are visible and it's unclear which is for the current hole.
The variety is almost negligible. As noted previously, it's a one-dimensional challenge. Also, the front and back "halves" of the course are basically just alternate tees, which don't affect things a lot.
Beyond this, there are some other cons. A drainage ditch runs through parts of the course and is thoroughly disgusting. There's no shelter from the already-strong mile-high sun or any wind. The course also plays up and down the same narrow strip of land, which creates safety issues with multiple players and overlapping fairways.
Other Thoughts:
Probably the least enjoyable course I played in two months of Colorado disc golf. The length put most of the holes out of my reach, so it became a slog through sun and grass on uninteresting holes. I am fully confident in rating this course Poor.