We were down in Tucson for a few days, just checking out different things to do around town, and…read moredecided to stop by Golf N' Stuff for a little mini golf. It's a cute little place with two different mini golf courses and a pretty decent-sized arcade inside. The whole place has that fun, classic family entertainment center feel to it. Unfortunately, one of the two mini golf courses was decorated for Halloween and closed during the daytime, which was a little disappointing. I understand having special Halloween events, but it kind of stinks when you show up during normal business hours and only have one course to choose from. The course we did get to play was fun, although it was pretty quick. It took us around 20 minutes to finish the entire thing, so it's not exactly something that's going to keep you entertained for hours. I do wish we had the option to play both courses, especially since we were looking to spend a little more time playing mini golf. They also have a pretty good-sized arcade inside, so there's more to do if you want to stick around after finishing your round. Overall, it's a fun little place to stop if you're in Tucson and looking for something casual to do. I just wish both mini golf courses had been available during the day, because that would have made the experience a little better.

As someone who loves mini golf, I had to come here and try it…read more Today, one of the courses was closed because they have spooky golf at night which makes this closed during the day (bummer) I would have loved the option to play it during the day. It was still cool to see how they decorated. This place reminds me of a couple of places in the Phoenix valley. It has a cool arcade inside and I would have loved to play some games if we had more time. I also really like that they had a Zoltar, but unfortunately it was out of service. Every time I see a tire I have to get one of those cards. It is a ritual. The mini golf course was well maintained and had a whole bunch of fun obstacles and holes to play. There were also machine so you could get fish and duck food to feed the ducks that they have on the premises and the fish in the pond. That was really cool to see. There was also a souvenir penny machine, but unfortunately, I did not have any coins, but that would've been cool to have. I would recommend coming here. I think it is reasonable for the price as well. It looks like a regular round of golf is $15 and the spooky golf going on right now is $20 and only happens at night.

Salem is the man…read more Tip top person and great lan center Equipment is optimal as well

Had some initial problems with getting in but they were prompt with getting on the phone and…read moreletting us in. My son had a good time and it was the perfect break in the day we were looking for.

Main Event Tucson is a great place for family fun and group outings. There's something for…read moreeveryone, from games and bowling to a full dining area. The food was tasty, the service was friendly, and the atmosphere was fun and energetic without feeling overwhelming. It's a perfect spot for birthdays, family nights, or just a casual day out. We had a great time and would definitely come back.

It was my 69th birthday and my granddaughter's 6th and we both had a blast! The staff and…read moremanagement of this place is amazing. Shout out to Rome (mgr) who really made the experience for us so pleasant. the food also was very reasonably priced and very tasty. we will be back!!!

Really fun experience! Great arcade for the whole family! Fun games. Will be coming here again.read more

This place used to be fun. But prices have sky rocketed and prizes have gone to crap. Claw machines…read moredone close so nothing is winnable Recommend Dave and busters it's at least a little better

I've been here many times over the years--with my kiddos to eat and play, for both kids' and…read moreadults' birthdays, and to watch football. All in all, it's a great place to get together! Every time I visit, we are cheerfully greeted at the door by the hosts, who direct you wherever you need to go. This last time, I met up with friends for drinks and a bite to eat before heading next door to Cinemark for a movie. The server was super friendly, and we got our food and drinks quickly. We even had time for a second round before the movie started! It's always a fun time at D&B's. I'm already looking forward to football season to watch the games here!

My Godson wanted to have an Arcade birthday for his family celebration on this birthday, which was…read morea Tuesday. His family picked Dave n Busters. I've been to Dave & Buster's before in California, but this is my first time actually going to one in Arizona and this one's located at the Tucson marketplace. I've been to other Arcade parties but compared to Peter Piper's or Chuck E Cheese the atmosphere I much prefer. I went at 8 pm and the place was not crazy busy, with many families enjoying food in booths and gaming. The father of my Godson was playing trivia in the bar area/dinning area guarding with birthday presents. I found the seats really comfortable with a full bar available and a number of people enjoying beers at the bar with food. The selection of games to play was so vast for the kids. The God kids are under ten years old, so older children might have different tastes, but plenty of skeet ball, claw machines, racer games were available, as well as traditional arcade video games. I played a round of trivia with six other players and won that round. I prefer with night time atmosphere at Dave and Busters to the bright dining space of Peter Piper. I think because it was the latest time of day I've ever gone to a arcade party, there were far fewer kids yelling and having melt downs. This was the most positive experience attending a party an arcade that I ever remember having. It was so fun. The family had food and play packages for the event and you pick how much play you want; prices vary dramatically from $19 for $10 of play and an appetizer, to the upper end of a $60 power card for unlimited play all day plus an appetizer. The store had its own specials and i believe the family had two $40 power cards that were gifted by an uncle for gaming. During the time I was there, many staff came by to make check if I needed food and drink while I was enjoying the trivia. Due to winning a round of trivia, we were given a voucher for the arcade prize store, which had the kids happy with more spending power. Mission accomplished for a happy birthday.

This is one of the greatest arcade areas to go out, and have fun for the day. The mini golf, and…read morethe arcade games are my favorite activities to do at Funtasticks. I have tired there water park area at least once so far. I like it! The water getting dumped on me feels amazing! Especially now with this heat outside.

These motherfuckers discriminated me. The employees treated me horrible, they didn't let me go on…read morethe go karts because I was apparently too short, even though I was 3 inches over the height limit. Some old lady t boned my brother. They have the thinnist toilet paper I've ever seen.

Solar culture is a classic music venue and art valley with a downtown location and underground…read morefeel. Transport to another world at any number of their multidimensional events!

You know you have escaped the evil clutches of the heartless, money-grabbing mainstream industry…read morewhen a venue freely lets patrons walk in with backpacks full of booze and distribute it with their friends. I usually keep to just flasking it to Solar culture, but the lax, BYOB closed-container policy creates a unique house party concert vibe without the hours of standing around while your friends try to make their music equipment work properly. Although its not to far removed from such an experience since Solar culture is primarily an arthouse, doesn't have the greatest soundsystem and setup you will ever see, and I think for the most part the workforce and performers are as high as the patrons. I have dealt with a share of long waits between sets and all-to-average sound from Deerhoof, Voxtrot, Architecture in Helsinki, and the like. You also might have to bring a pair of binoculars to a show if you get there late to a packed house because of its awkward long and narrow build. There are great views of the band because of the raised stage, but once it gets past half capacity you might have to barter your way up closer with some of the cans of PBR you have in your Jansport. I was also permanently mentally scared by this place when Death From Above 1979 canceled their show there the day of. They never came back, and now they are gone. I can't help but think of how excited I was for that show (more then any other to date) and how heart-broken I was whenever I think of this place. *goes to cry beneath his desk*

Trail Dust Town is part of a Pinnacle Peak Steakhouse complex. They have recreated an historic…read morewestern style town around a main square. Off to one side, past the stage coach, is a merry-go-round and ferris wheel for the smalls. (You can see them from part of the parking lot.) At the back, through a couple of arches you'll find a mission with fountian in the courtyard. Behind a stockade fence is a show venue. A small train you can ride travels around the outskirts of the property. Cost is one wooden nickle. Ice cream, a candy shop, a breakfast restaurant (open 6am-2pm), a day spa, photographer and several other businesses rent space in Trail Dust Town. Shows, the train and kiddie rides open at 5pm while other businesses open earlier. It's a very fun space to walk around. Enjoy the artifacts (gold panning, horse tack, barbed wire) and the recreated old western town atmosphere. Plenty of parking all around the town with handicap spots right along the road side. An ATM is on the sidewalk near the fort side of town. A small water fountain for your fur baby is near the train depot. Restrooms are inside Pinnacle Peak.

My first day in Tucson, I stopped by Trail Dust Town in the evening on a Tuesday. Yeehaw cowboy!…read moreParking is a cinch in their complimentary gravel lot. From there, I walked to this old West dust town experience for an hour or two. Some things I learned: stop by on a weekend rather than a weekday like me. Why? A good number of things are closed during the week. Most notably, their gunfighting performance which I was most looking forward to. Some of the shops, restaurants, and attractions are also closed. Despite the limited experience, I still enjoyed it. I first stopped by the saloon for a drink. Naturally. It was happy hour, so I got a discount on an orange blossom beer. Solid beer at a solid price. From there, I walked around taking it all in. I checked out several of the shops. And I enjoyed the sunset. All in all, while it's not huge, I enjoyed it. If you have kids, they will like it even more.