I work here and as an employee who gets to see things others wouldn't notice; it's a great place to…read morejoin! Everyone is really nice and helpful; including our members! Instructors,personal trainers, and especially those of us who work the Spa part really get to know you. We listen! If you are a golfer- the course is really taken care of! I have to admit my clients have me considering taking up pickle ball! Plus the Restaurants are fabulous! Rebecca who is Director of Sports & Spa writes a monthly newsletter to keep everyone informed! There is always so much going on from wine tasting, soundbaths,& live music.... Come in for a tour and sign up to be a member! You'll be happy you did!

One word to describe this place, beautiful. Okay maybe another one is clean and one more nice!…read more This place is amazing. I only came as a guest, which for a day is only $5 (so reasonable), you just need to know a member here. It's so clean and nice. Not the biggest gym, but also not crowded so no trouble getting on a machine, and might I add, the machines are high tech and so cool. Great tv to watch with so many channels. Then you go outside and it's amazing. Huge pool and lap pool that is not crowded at all. Tennis courts, basketball, golf, grilled and cafe area. Definitely a place I would belong to if I lived here full time. I highly suggest. Also, they give you water bottles and have towels in all their machines. Love it!

I want to share my experience with CoronaRita Soccer Club so other parents have full information…read morebefore enrolling. In March 2026, I received an email from the club stating I was "not allowed on school property." Since the fields they use belong to Vail Unified School District (VUSD), I contacted the district directly for clarification. VUSD's Superintendent responded in writing and confirmed that CoronaRita Soccer Club has no authority to restrict anyone's access to district property, and that only the district can make those decisions. The district also confirmed the club's email was not issued or authorized by VUSD. This directly contradicted what the club told me. The club never received any court documents and acted entirely on hearsay from another parent, not on any official information. When I asked for my daughter's soccer schedule, the owner's tone and behavior toward me were, in my experience, threatening, hostile, and unprofessional. Shortly afterward, the club removed my entire household from the program. The timing made the removal appear retaliatory. The owner later sent me a message stating that I was removed due to "threats of legal action, use of inappropriate language, and refusal to respect club policies regarding registration and non‑involvement in civil matters." This message was sent immediately after I asked for my daughter's schedule. None of these claims were supported with any evidence, and the club never received any court documents. The only place these statements appear is in my ex‑wife's family‑court filings, which shows the club acted entirely on hearsay while claiming they "do not get involved in civil matters." Their BBB response included broad accusations but no evidence, no dates, no quotes, and no documentation. In contrast, I have written confirmation from VUSD showing the club misrepresented its authority. I also checked the Arizona Corporation Commission and found that the club has been delinquent for nearly three years, meaning they have not maintained required filings. Many youth sports insurance policies and field‑use agreements require organizations to be in good standing with the state. Operating while delinquent raises real concerns about insurance validity and liability exposure for parents, players, and the district. Based on my experience, the organization lacked transparency, acted without district authority, and did not follow consistent or professional procedures. I'm sharing these documented facts so other families can make informed decisions.

Definitely dont recommend this soccer league. Whoever replies to the emails is rude,inconsiderate…read moreand will not respond for TWO WEEKS when you're asking for their help with a registration issue until you send a follow up email saying forget it. Then they want to respond because they want your $. I've heard from other parents negative things about this league but my 8yr old wanted to play so bad again. We will be going to vail soccer club for the fall season. Horrible customer service and just outright rude people. They lack empathy,they just care about getting your money.

I have driven past this place plenty of times on my way home from work, but never gave it much…read morethought. My son, who is 9, has a buddy who is into most things "race" related. When this buddy started talking about racing his bike at this track, my son started bugging me to go. I finally caved and took him out there on a Friday. What a surprise! If you've never been BMX'ing before, don't worry. Everyone at Desert Sun BMX will be more than happy to help you learn. More than that, they offer a free first session to anyone who wants to ride the track for the first time AND they have plenty of BMX bikes that you can borrow to get going (first come first serve). When I took my son the first time, they even let him borrow a helmet! You'll see kids and adults of ALL ages riding this track. Should you decide to register with the ABA, Desert Sunset will help there as well. Getting registered allows your child (or you) to compete in local ranking with races on Friday and Sunday nights. They have a practice night on Thursdays. Needless to say, my son is now hooked and so am I. There is another BMX course out there called Manzanita, but it is too far of a drive for us East siders. Desert Sunset is run by the Chandler family and has been recently updated to include a larger and longer track. There is a concession stand with a pretty decent food menu, plenty of bleacher seating to see the track and a play area for the little brothers or sisters not ready to ride. It's $5 for practice (on practice nights and race nights) and $10 to race. The track is available for birthday parties and they even have a BBQ grill area you can use. Overall, this is a great and safe place to take your kids who like to ride and run off some steam. I would have loved to have a place like this to ride my bike when I was a kid!

Great place for ankle biters and all the other under 10 crowd. Great snowcones, too! Lots of dirt…read moreto play in and a great well maintained surface. The operators are there to help and lend equipment to get you started. Everybody is a winner.

This is a well run facility. The staff is friendly and helpful, clean bathrooms, and good bar…read moreselection if you want to grab a drink while watching a game.

Large arena that is well maintained. Snack bar is very…read moreaffordable - Thanks. Watch the Roller Derby gals - the Copper Queens. Such lovely gals and super athletic. They have a great attitude as did the gals on the other team. It was so much fun. I had a personal guide on my left teaching me about the sport. Saweettttt. Live music ........ hello.

Great facility that my family frequents each MLS preseason. Always a good time! Food snack bar is…read moregood, bathrooms are great and grass is very sharp.

These games are fun if you're into soccer, and I've heard the 4th of July fireworks are great. The…read moreCactus Pricks make the games entertaining for me since I'm not really a soccer fan. DUDES, though, what is up with the eleventy billion unattended children? I'm fairly certain that parents drop their kids off at the games and leave. Near the sponsor area, where the concessions and eegees truck are located, there were several young kids (not teenagers either, I'm talking aged 5-7) with NO parents in sight. I saw no parents drop them off, and no one picked them up by the time I left the game at 10:30. Staff would be wise to keep an eye on this and alert parents this isn't cool.

Had a fun time watching the roller derby with friends and 87 yr old mom. Friendly folks when I…read morepurchased the tickets and they even recommended where to sit.

The Tucson Roller Derby league is amazing. I went to the double header on November 19th, and even…read morethough they had a last minute venue change from the Bookman's Event Center to the Pima County Fairgrounds, the bout was still well attended by the loyal TRD fans. That night featured bouts between the TRD Cooper Queens vs. Dirty Verde and TRD's Furious Truckstop Waitresses vs. The Surly Gurlies. The first bout was a blow out but the second bout was fierce and the jammer for the Surly Gurlies was ejected, which is uncommon. I will be supporting the TRD from now on. They did have beer, coffee, and cocoa for sale. But the one downside was they only served Bud or Bud Light. I hope when I see them play at Bookman's there might be more choices.

My kid loves coming here. He leaves w the biggest smile. Great classes and amazing team!read more

Five stars. My oldest child has been attending Playformance since preschool, with birthday parties…read moreand so many different programs, and now as a teen she still loves it just as much, possibly even more, than she did back then. The coaches create such a positive environment, not just in terms of being supportive and the act of teaching, but I would argue their even more important work is being positive role models for empathy, frustration tolerance, and working through hard things. They teach kids how to work with people who might believe differently than they do, or who might just rub them the wrong way, and they've built a truly inclusive environment with programs for all ages and abilities. Kids learn to face their fears in a supported way, how to scaffold experiences when they feel nervous, and how to build toward their goals instead of avoiding them. We have not met a coach at Playformance who wasn't amazing. It isn't just one kid, though. My other children love it too. They still offer caregiver and child classes, and when we were able to attend, they were so engaging for both the toddler and the parent, creating a supportive place where parents could find community too. Camps are huge fun, and every birthday party we have attended has been wonderful, regardless of the age range. If you're thinking about joining this community, because that's really what it is, I highly recommend you jump in. You won't regret it.