My brother in law knows the routine here. He made our life easy. Prior to this pre-season Cardinals…read moregame my journeys here were job fair, graduations. Big, loud, flashing lights, croed-filled entertainment.

Came here to watch Bruno Mars last month and the show was phenomenal…read more If you don't have the height, though, do NOT get the floor seats because you will spend a lot of time looking at the screen. It would have been helpful if there were traffic attendants at the light because this was what took us the longest. Make sure you arrive 1 hr early so you can get food and find your seats.

Had a great time watching the A's play the Guardians yesterday and we enjoyed this stadium…read more Parking was $5 - cash only. They had security and police at the gates and the employees scanning tickets were friendly. Once inside, we made our way to the lawn area, claimed our spots, and put our blankets down. There is no shade whatsoever out in the lawn areas so be prepared to get some sun. We bought a few drinks and snacks. Three beers, one soda, one iced matcha, a hot dog, and an order of chicken tenders. The game was entertaining but sadly the A's lost.

The stadium was super cute and lots of parking available ($5 cash only)…read more The food was a bit pricey but that's to be expected at any stadium. We got a brat and a water and it was $20. There are drinking fountains for free throughout though. The shade shifted throughout the game so the seats all had their share but the lawn seating was in direct sun the whole time. Staff was all very friendly and the stadium was very clean! Will be returning!

We had early entry tickets and boy! Am I glad we did .... Lots of people but also lots of wine…read more I got 'interviewed' by the lovely gals at the BMW tent, and got some awesome swag: tote, cap, and a great water bottle! The car I first drove was a burgundy BMW 2002, way back in 1971, and fell in love with it! It had been optimized by Romeo Ferraris, with extra HP performance, wider tires... Great start to our day out :) Back to the USAToday Wine Festival: tents were all lined up along both sides of the High Street, with wines and tequilas, whiskeys and bourbons, and lots of tasty foods to try out with the wines on offer. I tasted several rosé wines, since I recently went back to drinking rosé instead of mostly red, and found some very palate-pleasing bottles that I will have to put in rotation at home. My favorite food was the Risotto in the wheel of Parmigiano: I honest to goodness could've scarfed the whole thing down, then asked for more . I tried a fantastic-looking slider, with the tender meat very good: sadly, my problem with spices/chilis made mini blisters pop up in my mouth, so couldn't finish it. By now y'all know I'm extremely allergic to capsaicin and living in the Southwest...still, the aromas floating around us were hunger-inducing and making my tummy rumble. I really enjoyed an Uncut Bourbon, so just had to sneak back for another tasting! We had to taste the Whiskey too, and the Tequila, and of the quite a few tastes I had, I think I'll be drinking the tequila crema on ice ;) Although very crowded everyone was enjoying the beautiful day out: I chatted with several people along the ' tasting avenue' who were also enjoying the afternoon, and the whole event was a success. I particularly liked tasting a black sesame hummus: being so busy tasting everything I didn't pay attention to the vendor's names... forgive me for this lapse in judgment. Next time I'll take notes!

Updating my 7 year old review. We went again in 2020 on a Sunday and had a blast…read more Yesterday was our first time going since pre-pandemic. We did go on a Sunday again and I think I prefer Sunday over Saturday. It's not as 'popping' but it is a more mellow vibe with a lot less people. I can't get over how gorgeous Heritage Square is. Between the location, the wine vibe, the band, and of course our amazing AZ weather I love this festival. But like everything right now, the price has doubled and the pours are smaller. Unfortunately due to this we have to pick and choose which events we go to. I really hope we can go again next year.

Nothing like 72 degree weather in February and some baseball. The tickets are not bad prices and…read morethe atmosphere is great.

This is a pretty old baseball stadium in Papago Park that was built in 1964. I have many memories…read moreof coming here as a kid and seeing the Phoenix Giants/ Firebirds play here (a Triple-A affiliate of the San Francisco Giants). It was first the spring training home of the San Francisco Giants and then the Oakland A's for many years. After the A's left, Arizona State University baseball took over in 2015. Phoenix Muni has been renovated a couple times and is still hanging around. It has a light rail stop nearby which it is helpful for the students to come over and see a game. I've been to a few ASU games and think this is the perfect spot for college baseball. It's way more spacious than the old Packard Stadium. I personally enjoy the night games the best. Go Devils!

I toured this studio a few months ago and have been meaning to write a review…read more.. I really like this place. If you're growing out of your current studio space or can't find a studio that works within your artistic hours (read: crack whore hours from 1am to 5am), this place is it. Inspiration strikes at the oddest hours and sometimes you really have to give in to it. It's nice and spacious. If you do decide to have odd hours, you are given a code for access - that rocks. I'm a fan of this wonderful studio and I've yet to take a class there. The only true drawback for me is that it's in Scottsdale and I hate traffic, although traffic here is nothing compared to traffic back at home in the Bay Area. :D If you live near/in Scottsdale and have always wanted to explore your more creative side whether it be jewelry making, learning to work with PMC (precious metal clay), enamelling, glass classes or working with metals, Metals Edge is just for you.

Cool place easy to find great to work at.read more

Stadium is nice. Food choices are really good, and easy to find your seat but parking is only…read moredisorganized part. I would Uber.

Fucking embarrassing!!! Michael Bidwill needs to sell…read morethe team!!! It's obvious he doesn't want to do what is needed to win and Arizona is tired of believing and wasting our time with the shitty product you continually put on the field!!! Michael Bidwill, you suck sir!!!

9/12/26 Dbacks vs Rangers…read more Seating experience 10/5 Today's seats were comp'ed through my Diamondbacks Advantage Membership. The seats I requested were in the same row one section from my 2027 season tickets allowing me the opportunity to experience how next season's view and ballpark access would feel. I fell in love with the field view and room of the seats. Thx to my season ticket concierge for taking care of this for me! Convenience 5/5 Close to the Dbacks Team shop, bathroom, great food and beverage vendors including my favorite Jersey shore boardwalk style Bratwurst and ballpark dogs guys. The only downside to being this close to the team shop is having enough room in my closet for Player Jerseys. Pre Game tour. 1o++/5 Today was a big day. I used my Advantage membership for early park entrance and a personal stadium tour which began at Noon. The tour lasted 1.5-2 hrs and was extensive. Lots of walking some parts with stairs, others with limited access elevators. The tour included exclusive restaurants, personal catered sky boxes, player family sky boxes. Corporate Sky boxes, my favorite being a radio guy was the Dbacks MLB TV broadcast booth with broadcast personalities. I had the opportunity to visit the Dbacks dugout, speak with the audio and video techs who handle the pre/post game on field interviews and a behind the scenes tour of the dugout player/family areas including another exclusive restaurant. This tour was the perfect table setting for today's and next season's experience! I've been a Dbacks fan and season ticket holder for many years. I enjoy the park and game atmosphere. Love wondering for my stretches and trying different restaurants and vendors. Met some pretty nice people by park mingling. Advantage members benefits my friends-SYOY and at the Game! Go Diamondbacks!

Great field to watch a baseball game at!!! We're chasing 30 with 7 more stadiums to go…read moreAnd defiantly top 10! Great food and the staff at the shops was great! We bought player worn jerseys and picked a mystery ball and all the staff were so Nice!! Drew of Philly was top notch!!! Enjoyed talking with him!

I have always enjoyed attending this parade during the holiday season. Phoenix has been hosting it…read morefor over three decades. The parade route usually goes down Central Ave to Camelback Rd and then to 7th St. You have to be a little strategic because people camp out early to claim a spot. There are floats and vehicles covered in lights in the parade. My personal favorite is seeing all the families and kids come out all dressed up and having fun. You can usually catch some local Valley celebrities on some of the floats too. I attending the light parade this past year and enjoyed the parade despite the rain. If you don't want to try and find a parking spot, the Valley Metro light rail has a station nearby on Camelback Rd. The parade is sponsored by APS.

We try to go to this every year cause the family enjoys it. The hustle and bustle with the holiday…read moreseason and this parade is part of it just like Glendale Glitters for us. We decided to not worry about traffic and parking and we took the light rail. We got off on the Central and Camelback stop and walked over to the street. There was cones and police directing people where to stand or not stand. This year it started sprinkling but we were good hanging out for a bit and waiting for the parade to start. Problem this year is by 7:25pm we were STILL waiting for it to start. The parade was supposed to start at 7pm. With the rain and not seeing any floats or sign of the parade stating we headed back to the light rail and decided to get dinner. I'm not really even sure when it started cause we boarded the light rail around 7:30 and it still had not started. Hopefully next year it will actually start on time and I'm sure we will be back to check it out again.