The theater here is Historic I've been in it 100's of times. It was closed at different times, so I…read moream thankful that various owners have reopened and updated the restrooms ect. If I was to win the big lottery I would pay for them to redo the floors and more comfortable seats. But again,, so glad we have a theater here.

I was visiting family during the holidays & we went to see Star Wars at the Roxy. I live in the Los…read moreAngeles area where a movie ticket is anywhere from $10-$15 . This movie theater was clean, comfortable and an exceptionally great deal at $5. The popcorn was so good & only $5 which is half the price I usually pay!! I would definitely recommend it .

Theater website showed F1 showing 7/31/2025. Went with a friend to watch this movie and it was NOT…read moreshowing. I asked the employee about it being advertised on their website and he just blamed his boss.

Amazing service even better owners. Best popcorn in the world. Must see in Winslow!!!read more

The Zane Grey Clubhouse has 'Live Entertainment' provided by local jam musicians from 1:00 - 3:30…read morepm. The Zane Grey Clubhouse is OPEN to the PUBLIC and is FREE. The Zane Grey Clubhouse also has 'special events' usually on Saturdays, check out the newspaper or give us a call. Live to play. Play to Live.

Tucked right in the heart of historic downtown, the Old Trails Museum is a small stop that packs a…read moresurprising amount of Route 66 and local history into one building. Housed in a former bank from the early 1900s, the museum tells the story of Winslow's railroad roots, the famous Mother Road, and the people who helped shape the area. You'll find vintage photos, Native American artifacts, railroad memorabilia, and exhibits that bring northern Arizona's past to life. It's not a huge museum, but if you enjoy uncovering the stories behind the places you visit, it's well worth spending a little time there. Sometimes the smallest museums have the biggest personalities, and this one is a nice reminder that Winslow is much more than just a famous corner to stand on.

Very small museum but packed with an amazing collection of Winslow history! Employees were…read morefantastic and very knowledgeable, so willing to share their experiences!

Stopped here with my friend on the last day of our vacation and it did not disappoint. We spent…read moreabout 50$ each on a three hour pass which is not bad given it included some of the arcade games, mini golf, and go carts. In that time we were able to ride the go carts three times and complete the mini golf course before spending the rest of the time playing in the arcade. I would definitely visit again next time I am in pinetop.

Owning several businesses in one of the most highly regulated industries in the country, I can…read morecertainly appreciate the need for rules. As a business owner and leader, though, I think you can also appreciate that your responsibilities extend beyond simply having those rules in place. You have a responsibility to keep the public safe, properly train your employees on the rules, and ensure they know how to communicate and enforce them appropriately with your customers. The defensiveness in your reply is similar to what I experienced when I simply tried to explain that your staff did not communicate the rules in the manner you are now describing. That is really at the heart of the issue. You have also taken on the responsibility of creating and operating what you market as a "family fun" environment. Rules and safety are absolutely compatible with that, but the way those rules are communicated and enforced has a significant impact on the experience families have at your business. Rather than immediately becoming defensive when a customer offers criticism, I would encourage you to listen to what they are actually telling you about their experience. Spending less time defending the response and more time understanding the feedback would, in my opinion, make you a more effective leader and ultimately make your organization better.

An unexpected find atop the Mogollon Rim in Heber, AZ is Windy Hills Lavender Farm. I visited on a…read morewindy day and as soon as I walked out of my car, I was greeted by the smell of lavender. The lavender products at the boutique range from soap to lotion to tea. You are sure to find something for yourself or as a gift.

If you love, the smell of lavender, be prepared to be transported to heaven when you walk through…read morethe front door doors! Just about every lavender product I can think of is available as well as beautiful small fields of lavender to admire! Very helpful staff. Take a nice walk around the gardens and lavender fields.

Great museum! Lots of history. Enjoyed looking at all the great displays and the jail where they…read moreheld the prisoners until trial.

Unfortunately, there's not much for the Route 66 traveler in Holbrook (although locals were…read moreprobably strongly disagree), but there is this free museum, housed at the old courthouse. Admittingly, I was only there to get my Route 66 passport stamped. But the lady encouraged me to look around, and there was a lot of cool artifacts and information about the city of Holbrook. Plan on about 20-30 minutes here as there are many rooms to explore the town's history. The museum is free, but donations are accepted. They also have plenty of souvenirs, especially Route 66 ones.

It's a bargain and folks really do take advantage of the all you can eat crab legs. The buffet…read morelooks the same as the picture from 3 years ago: clam chowder, salads, vegetables, prime rib (that was a surprise) fried rice, fried shrimp , fried fish, hush puppies, tuna and crab legs. The dessert buffet had several types of pies, soft serve, cookies and brownies. We arrived at 4:00 and were given a table, ordered a drink and then joined the line. When all the tables are assigned, I guess you join the wait list and are called when tables empty. I think the tables were filled by 4:30. The food was just average, but generous. At $26 ... Service was fine. The staff kept dishes cleared so you could go get more food.

I didn't win anything but facilities were large, open and airy. All machines seemed to be in…read moreworking order. Nice smoke-free gambling environment. Clean and well staffed.