I didn't get to see enough action of the snake. Thought it would be a more interactive mascot :/…read moredisappointed in that and the lack of tee shirt throwing reach but the game atmosphere was 10/10

We had never heard of arena football until we purchased Pogo Passes and saw that Rattlers games…read morewere included on there. Holy cow - what a rush! We took our older two kids, but plan on taking our younger two also, since it was so entertaining! The great music and physicality of the game was such a fun experience! 10 out of 10 recommend, even if you aren't a huge football fan.

NEAT HOCKEY TEAM w/ LOYAL SUPPORT for Arizona Hockey and the fallen AZ Coyotes. I enjoyed visiting…read morethe Tucson Roadrunners as they had a fun, family-friendly environment! The seats were comfy (albeit tight when it came to leg room and spacing) and the team staff seemed excited. Rowdy was a fun host with a pleasant vibe and Dusty (the Roadrunner mascot) was hilarious. I visited to support my Gulls as they took on Tucson so I wasn't the most popular dude in the arena but I was still enjoying myself. I got seats in Row D behind the visitors section and had a blast. I saw a diverse group of folks and families. I'm hoping Tucson does more to represent and celebrate this wonderful community! Right now, the themes and celebrations are a little weak/non-existent. Tickets are a bit pricey, it seemed like the higher seats inside Tucson arena would be a better bargain as they had more leg room! I managed to get a deal close to the ice, so I decided to sit in a tight space so I can be closer to my team. There's plenty of concessions and specialty items for hockey fans (tacos, burgers, donuts, acai bowls). Concessions were surprisingly not that bad, taste and price were satisfactory! The Tucson Roadrunners have a smaller fan base, but if they reach out to the diverse community around them and fix their stereo system , they'll be solid!

What a great place to see local AHL hockey. The attendance was a bit low but it was a Tuesday night…read morein March so bedtimes, people have to work etc. the food and drinks were priced affordable. The staff was all very pleasant and helpful. I did forget how cold it could get in there so maybe a promotional item or sale of fingerless gloves for holding drinks? the in between period entertainment was delightful and energetic with tshirt tosses, puck throws and slap shot competitions. Would absolutely go back for a game again!

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!!!

AZ United is a professional soccer team in the USL, which is currently considered the 3rd tier of…read moreUS soccer, behind MLS and NASL. Their 1st season was in 2014, months after they gained the franchise rights from now defunct Phoenix FC Wolves. They currently play at Peoria Sports Complex, the spring training home of baseball's Seattle Mariners & San Diego Padres. This, while not a centralized location in the Phoenix area, does provide free parking and ample space. I've been a supporter of AZ United since it's inception, thanks in large part to being a member of La Furia Roja 1881, one of 3 supporters groups for AZ United. I love going to the games and enjoy supporting a local professional soccer team. the team is still figuring out how to gain a solid foothold in the fickle Phx sports market, and a home stadium in downtown Phx would be a great start. also advertising. they do the bare minimum of that, which is ironic considering the main owner started Arrowhead Advertising. those are my main gripes about AZ United. oh, and the lack of merchandise. every time I have the chance, i go to AZ United games. if you're a fan of soccer, make the trip. it's worth it.

My family loves our Saturday nights at AZ United games. Ticket prices are very affordable at $15…read moreand under. We usually sit in the sections that are $10 for adults and $5 for kids. Drinks are cheaper if you get there early and buy at their happy hour pricing. The location is surrounded by great restaurants as well for before or after. The team best part is the team, they are fun to watch, and have players from several different countries.

Lovely, easy breasy experience card hunting here. The folks are always nice, never pushy, and…read morethere's a great selection of new sets, vintage EN/JP singles and graded Pokemon cards. They also have binders with less expensive cards which has been great for filling out sets I am trying to complete!

I've spent thousands at this store over the last year and generally accepted that some prices run a…read morebit high because stores need to make money. Recently I found a Charizard card marked at $11 that appeared significantly undervalued compared to market price, even considering the minor print lines. When I went to purchase it, the employee took the card to the back for several minutes and then returned saying the owner had already sold it online. They weren't able to show the sold listing or provide any verification. Maybe it truly had sold elsewhere already, but the situation felt poorly handled and honestly damaged my trust as a longtime customer. Inventory mistakes happen, but transparency matters.

Attended the 2026 D-backs field trip day. It was fun and the game was great. The staff were so…read moresweet and helpful. My only complaint--the same with all venues--is the price of food and drinks. $7-9 for a bottle of water is insane and will never be okay!

Somebody open a window because it's about to get smug in here…read more I don't want to see the Arizona Diamondbacks getting anything besides five-stars because this is truly a fifty-star team! Making Arizona their home in 1998, this team has shown so much heart. Since their debut, the Diamondbacks have won two Wild Card Series, five NL West division titles, two NL pennants, and the 2001 World Series. I remember watching them win the World Series in 2001. That feeling of pride was something I'll never forget and before 2023, I wondered if we'll ever get that feeling again. After beating the Philadelphia Phillies 4-2 in Game 7 of the 2023 NLCS, the Arizona Diamondbacks returned to the World Series for the first time since 2001 against the Texas Rangers in October of 2023. They lost the series 4-1 at home in Arizona but I was proud of them. They weren't even supposed to be there! How can I be disappointed when I had counted them out prior to the wild card berth? And while we had a promising 2024, having scored the most runs in the 2024 season with 886, having the best on-base percentage, and were second in batting average and slugging percentage, they couldn't quite clench a spot but hey, here's to a stellar 2024 season. Proud Arizonan right here. I often say it's hard being an Arizona sports fan but I love me my Diamondbacks. Catch a live game if you can. It's always a fun time and our stadium has A/C and a retractable roof!

Been a fan since the team moved here…read more The first 5 seasons, I would ride my bike over to Sun Devil Stadium and get tickets from scalpers if I didn't already secure some from friends. Then my wife and I bought our season tickets in 1993, and we have been enjoying gameday experiences ever since. Of course, the new stadium was a big change, and we have seen so many fun games at the new place. We enjoy the cooler weather to start the seasons but wish the roof was open more than it has been. The whole point of the roof was to provide us with a cool place to play in the hottest months when the seasons start. Then it is supposed to be open the rest of the time. Playing in the building with the roof closed when the outside weather is beautiful makes no sense. Football is generally supposed to be played outdoors, IMHO. Kind of stuffy to play it in an industrial building with a closed roof. We have met many new friends since the games shifted over to Glendale and still see many friends from the SDS days. There's just something about the gameday experience and supporting the Cards in person that a big screen TV at home cannot compete with. Love that they have added some better drink options over the years so we can drink some non-soda drinks, like lemonade and Vitamin Water. Great popcorn deals as well. See you at a game soon and best of luck on the 50/50 drawing.

Season ticket holder 22165742…read more My experience with the Cardinals was horrible, and I would not recommend the franchise to anyone. The organization assigned me three different customer service representatives in one year but I could not rely on any of them to follow up and keep me updated about my purchase. After I had placed a deposit on tickets, I was told by the sales agent that I could have four ADA-compliant seats - but when I went back to select them, there were none. Rather than finding us a solution, they asked if my daughter could walk down stairs. This violates the accessibility guidelines. When I asked for a refund because of the misleading information provided to me, they told me that there were no exceptions to their no-refund policy. I was provided a workaround: my daughter would sit in a separate section (section 106) while the other three of us sat in different sections. However, for many of the games, that section was occupied by individuals who did not appear to have mobility issues, and the staff refused to do anything about it. Now we have asked for a refund for credit owed, and the last correspondence was 3/18. Save your money.