As a proud Sun Devil for almost twenty years, I have enjoyed attending many Sun Devil Athletics…read moreevents from men and women's basketball and football to lacrosse and hockey to softball and baseball and more. I have gone with friends, with co-workers, with groups, and even have season tickets for one sport. I have also as an ASU staff member worked with Sun Devil Athletics to engage students further into attending events and having SDA staff and coaches speak to groups of student leaders and on-campus residents. I have also enjoyed visiting the SDA offices and stores in the past. This is a great department at ASU and has worked diligently with students, staff, faculty, alumni, and community members to make spirit, pride, and tradition something really special at ASU. I have always worked with great SDA team members whether as a season ticket holder, an ASU staff member, or an ASU alum. The SDA staff have helped me in arranging discount codes for Homecoming reunions and have also accepted my request to visit student staff trainings on-campus promoting both SDA and the student sections like the Inferno and 942 Crew (and previously the Herbivores). They are always open to feedback, and I am always intrigued to see what they come up with to engage students, staff, and faculty each year. Today, I attended an ASU Men's Basketball game in Desert Financial Arena. I am a season ticket holder for this sport though I have attended other sports here and there supporting our Sun Devils. I have enjoyed special season ticket holder events that have been arranged during some years. Whether we are in DFA, Mountain America Stadium, Mullett Arena, or in one of the many other athletics facilities at ASU, you can see the attention to detail and the push for spirit, pride, and tradition just by looking around any of them. While I know that not everyone in the Greater Phoenix area is a Sun Devil alum or fan or even a sports fan in general. If you get a chance to visit any Sun Devil Athletics event, you'll be in for a treat as a lot of intentionality goes into preparing the experience for the student athletes and the fans and attendees. I look forward to future SDA events and rooting on our student athletes in the future.

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Came here for the first time ever & oh it was wonderful! So beautiful & whimsical!!! I loved the…read moreperformances! The horses were pretty. Mostly white horses they had but it was like a dream. It's amazing how they can train the horses to do things and sometimes some of the horses don't want to corroborate but they help the horse to stay focus. They must train really hard for the performances and etc. it's amazing what they can do! There's aerobics, lovely music, horses & beautiful performances. Also the music is played live with the guitar, violin & the singing(I believe). The seats were really good better then concert seating with much more room. Any where you sit you have a great view. If you do sit all the way in the front you might get wet. Also they had bathrooms outside. They did have some portable bathrooms but they also had a trailer which was really nice bathrooms, with a sink inside. Bought tickets on Groupon. Saved a few bucks. Also you do have to pay for parking, it's $15. Definitely worth coming to see this show!

Total promoter/management fail.. we try to get the VIP tickets every time Cavalia is in town. Every…read moreyear it seems the VIP experience is watered down. This year was a total disappointment. We ended up waiting outside in cold, rainy weather because the powers that be decided to add 200 VIP seats but didn't plan for it! Due to scheduling conflicts we could not return another night, so we were stuck waiting in line as we watched the General Admission folks walk right in. Once inside the VIP tent, and finally receiving your VIP lanyard, there were more lines for the bars and buffet. So why the 5 star rating? Because the show is spectacular!! To witness these beautiful animals and so talented individuals perform is like slowly watching a memorable dream unfold... I have to agree with past reviews, and can't really add to the awe you will experience during the performance.. As if the performance is not enough, there is live music all around. Phenomenal voices, gifted musicians, matching mood lighting.. truly a wonderful evening.. So , In closing, someone at Cavalia needs to review the VIP experience. Don't let a black eye slowly be the one thing that attendees share with everyone else. If I was one of the 200 people who ended up paying VIP prices for seats that were GA before only to wait in the cold rain, I'd be really upset.. unfortunately, I was one of the poor saps that purchased 4 prime seats months ago. Only to wait on the cold rain..

Jason knew this was his vocational calling and gifting at like 12 years old! He's a can do guy who…read moreresponds fast and picks up the phone. His talent, passion for his craft and connections give him a serious advantage to get "impossible" things accomplished. And he really helped me with a tough situation I didn't see a way in or out of that added more work for him. Thank you for that Jason, I won't forget it.

I dealt with Jason long distance which was a little unnerving, however felt comfortable and decided…read moreto trust Jason with selling very expensive WM Phoenix Open passes. Communication was exemplary and I felt Jason went the extra mile. My experience was very successful and I would recommend Jason and his company.

Amazing hockey program-Division 1 excellent hockey with no NHL anymore college hockey is great at a…read morethird of the cost. I always sit in the club seats with all you can eat and drink included. There are no bad seats in this arena. ASU has a fantastic men's hockey program. Every person reading this must go to a game. I recommend it highly.

Previously called ASU Multi-Purpose Arena, Arizona State University's Mullett Arena is a special…read moreplace to be when visiting the ASU Tempe Campus. It is an indoor multipurpose arena with 5,000 seats and is home to ASU men's ice hockey, women's ice hockey, women's volleyball, and men's wrestling as well as the NBA G League's Valley Suns. Mullett Arena also was a temporary venue for the NHL Arizona Coyotes for several years. I actually stopped by Mullett Arena today for some ASU graduation festivities. It was the Sun Devil Athletics Stole Ceremony. From the comfortable seating and concourse around the inside of the arena, this arena was laid out well and served as a great event space. Some other events taking place over the next few months include the Arizona Juggernauts arena football games, the Stifel Stars on Ice, and the Riot Games LCS Spring Finals (two days). and the World Hip Hop Dance Championship. Clearly, the space can be used for a lot of different purposes. The Mountain America Community Iceplex at ASU is the ice rink on the west side of Mullett Arena. It has a concession stand for hot and cold refreshments and a full hockey pro shop. Temporary locker rooms were also setup for visiting teams when the Coyotes played there. The building also housed all of the on-site NHL training and locker room facilities during the Coyotes' temporary stay at the Mullett Arena. The arena is a great place to be for many different sorts of events, and it's still a rather new complex! I certainly recommend it.

I liked how it was a storyline. This was different from other haunted houses I've been to. It's…read moretheir second year doing this and I'm excited to see how they grow. We loved the interaction, scares and even some comedy. We also had an issue getting tickets and the owner was great at fixing it and getting us squared away. We had sent an email late at night, I was fully expecting to not get any help but, he emailed us back first thing in the morning! We had fun that night!

Mill of madness was scary. Staff was great. Kids were frightened. One of the performers had a live…read moresnake. Would go again

Live by Vet Tix, love it in every single state I go to! Sometimes you get lucky by the right…read moretime/date/etc but its an incredible organization! Absolutely over the moon that for a small fee I am able to secure tickets for myself and my loved ones.

I recently signed up with Vet Tix and entered a lottery for Cirque du Soleil "O" tickets in Las…read moreVegas. While I have not attended an event through the service yet, I've been impressed with how easy the process has been so far and with the organization's mission of supporting veterans and their families through shared experiences and entertainment opportunities. The site was straightforward to use, communication has been clear, and it's exciting to have the chance to attend events that might otherwise be difficult to afford. Looking forward to hopefully being selected for the June 13th show and using Vet Tix more in the future.

I joined this group years ago when looking for a benefits site for a company. I've called in a few…read moretimes and the service is above par. The website is easy to use and the car rental prices are FAR BETTER than any other site I've ever used or tried to price match against.

Depending on your employer you may qualify to use the services of Employee Network. My company is…read moreon their list, so we can take advantage of the discounted theme park tickets and other stuff. Mostly we do the tickets. This visit we purchased Six Flags and Hurricane Harbor tickets at a significant discount. They are live tickets, too, so you go straight to the gate (instead of going to a ticket booth to redeem a voucher). The discounts were significant, and we saved a good amount of money. They also have tickets for Legoland, Seaworld, and other stuff. Plus some discounts for local activities. Definitely worth checking their website to see if they have discounts that will help you for your next activity or vacation.

My encounter with the ticket agent was ok. She answered my most pressing question, "will the new…read morepark accept credit cards at concession stands?" with a resounding "of course." Yeah! I like buying tickets in person to avoid the crazy fees per ticket when doing via phone or on-line. (For example, $3 per ticket on a $12 lawn seat!) When I walked away though, something felt weird. I had the tickets, & my stub of a receipt. It wasn't until later that it occurred to me, "no envelope!" She'd just handed them to me, loose, as if I were going to be right away presenting them for entry. It's interesting - the things you get used to. Envelope, please.

When traveling, purchase tickets however you can. Online or by phone. Granted the process is a…read morelittle daunting for the Cubs. Weird might be a better word. That being said. Good thing I purchased the tickets early. The game was sold out. Got a voice confirmation, followed up to confirm again, got a confirmation number, saved it and presented it to the cheery girl behind the window the day of the game. No problem.

Awesome dive bar. With great food and not to pricey. Patty melt was great. Went there on a Sunday…read moreand they had great specials and our bartender was awesome!

What a place!! If you like dive bars this place is for you. The food is amazing and I would highly…read morerecommend the chicken bites. All of the sauces are homemade. I have to give props to Sheri that took care of us multiple times and she is super friendly and she remembers what I prefer. What a hidden gem!!

A very subdued environment that's an eclectic mix of area history, vegetation, animals, and…read moreobservatory. The staff was very friendly, but it appeared to be a "one-man-band" while we were there.

Great 3-D show at the Planetarium--Marston Exploration Theater!!!…read more Times: Wednesdays at 7:30 pm; Saturdays at 1 pm and 3:30 pm Cost: Adults $7.50; Students $5.50 My boyfriend and I came to check this planetarium out all the way from Los Angeles, CA! We caught the "Undiscovered Worlds" showing, and I must say, I compared it to the Griffith Observatory and thought this one was more enjoyable! Why? Well, first of all, we had a real-time, live narrator explaining everything in person and being able to manipulate the 3-D showing according to their narration and explanations. As a result, no two experiences will be the same. Everything was explained in detail in words I would understand (me, being a not-so-science-savvy person). I stepped out the theater truly understanding how small and vulnerable Earth really is--our home sweet home. The ending of the show really made me feel quite emotional (don't really want to spoil it). Sadly, my boyfriend and I didn't have time to check out the rest of the Planetarium since we were behind in our schedule. We would love to come back and check out the other showing and the rest of the Planetarium though. :)