It's pretty handy to move around in central Phoenix as well as out to Mesa. The cars have seen…read morebetter days. In the summer, it can get pretty stifling while riding. But the price is right, especially for seniors. I'm embarrassed to admit that it took us some time before we figured out how to insert our credit card in the kiosks in order to get a ticket. One of the transit cops helped us out. Instead of inserting the card chip first, you need to reverse it. Once we had that figured out, it was all downhill from there. The transit cops are on some routes but it's hit and miss. We have ridden for free on occasion. But that was before we understood how to actually purchase a ticket.

I would give a Negative 1000 if I could! They will sell you a ticket make you wait 20 mins and…read moreannounce that there is no service at that station. They do not provide an easy alteration route or any form of communication. Then tell you there are no refunds! They steal your money!! The customer service is terrible rude and will not help you only yell at you.

Came here for the "Holiday Lights Train Rides" around Christmas time. I was pleasantly surprised…read morethat it was free when we got there and they happily take donations. For mainly running on donations, the Christmas lights set up was lovely. Although it was busy, parking was not an issue, and the wait was maybe 5 minutes. The ride itself was 20-30 minutes. Very much worth it. :)

Being fair, I have to realize that there isn't a lot of cash flow here. I'll admit the little train…read moreride was fun. Decorations really do need some work. I understand it's just meant to be funny but if it were as nice as some of the scenes in the mini model railroad building it would be a lot more interesting. An elephant and toy dump truck in the little western town? The mini model train building and the scenes they create around them are really neat. It's fun to look around at the details and see things like little crime scenes near the tracks.

This is a free 'shuttle' service through-out Scottsdale - as far North to the Gainey Suites, to the…read moreWest @ InterContinental Montelucia Resort, down south to Scottsdale Fashion Square. A fantastic service which is provided for resort visitors to be able to see Scottsdale & visit great dinning & shops without getting lost or getting out their wallet! The drivers are informative, friendly & funny.

Please remove the Scottsdale Trolley map that claims it travels between downtown Scottsdale and…read moreSalt River Fields every 30 minutes. We wasted over an hour waiting for this yesterday for a spring training game, and only made it as far as the Indian Pavillions shopping center. This is false and misleading advertising and all you're doing is pissing people off.

The light rail is fun! This is the first stop on the line. At least for now. Find a place along the…read moreway, whether for lunch or maybe a museum, and ride the rails to your destination. The price is right. Only $4 for all day. The crowd can be quite eclectic at times, but all the better for people watching. It's a great way to see a little bit of Phoenix without the stress of driving in traffic.

This one of the worst light rail stations in Phoenix. The only thing that's good about it is the…read morefact it's right next to Target, Walmart, and some other popular shopping destinations. Be prepared to be harassed for cigarettes, light rail passes, and people who try to fight you when you refuse to give them money. And don't be surprised to see puddles of vomit on occasion either.

One of my Yelp Friends lives here, and I've picked her up from here to give her a ride previously…read more I like that they have a guard and a place to enter a code that calls the individual to approve the gate being open for your entrance. This level of security I think is helpful for keeping a neighborhood safe. This specific RV Resort is one of many 55+ communities within the Apache Junction city limits, and from what I've heard, one of the better ones! Worth visiting if you know someone or maybe even live here if you are of that age.

Still love living here. Our number of full time residents has increased & activities are already…read morebeing planned for the summer.

LOVE this private airport!!! So easy accessibility wise! I fly to this airport via JSX, and it's a…read moremust for less crazy crowds and easy travel!!! My sister prefers it, to pick me up, over Phoenix Airport, and it's way out of the way for her. Clean and well maintained, this airport caters to many semi-private to private flights! Highly recommended!

If you're able to fly privately, whether it's a single or twin engine plane or even a jet this is…read morea really cool airport to land and depart from. There are many FBO to choose from including signature., Jet Aviation and Atlantic aviation. NetJets and Flexjet have their own terminals for their owners. There are also a couple of flight schools located here, including a helicopter school. There is only one restaurant on the field called Volanti that enables you to watch departing and arriving planes. If you are considering basing your single engine aircraft here, you are better off basing it at phoenix deer Valley airport for cost effectiveness.

This was an amazing tour! Our guide Heidi was knowledgeable, encouraging and fun! We had never been…read moreon segways before, but Heidi had us rolling in a matter of minutes. We learned SO MUCH about Scottsdale and saw quite a bit in 2 hours! Heidi also gave us great recommendations for lunch and ice cream! I would highly, highly recommend this tour! This tour made us want to go on more segway tours!

Having the opportunity to visit the state for the first time and experience an E-Bike ride was…read morequite exciting. Although the earlier rain caused the cancellation of our initial tour, we were very pleased to be offered an alternative tour at a reduced price. The staff members were exceptionally friendly, and our tour guide, Brian, was truly outstanding. Overall, the experience created a lasting memory, and I wholeheartedly recommend this establishment.

I love the Light Rail.I grew up in NY and I hate the transit system we have here for the fifth…read morelargest city in America. I take the light rail when I go Downtown or anywhere nearby. You can not beat the light rail especially for a D-Backs game. If you are going to a baseball game it dumps you off right at the stadium. I also take it for the Symphony, First Fridays, and any event I have in Phx. No expensive parking garage fees needed. It is an experience. Free entertainment and people watching for sure. If you are seeing a concert at the old America West Arena, AKA, the stadium that changes it's name too frequently for Mary to remember what it is today, the Light Rail will be free with your paid ticket. ( or at least it is as of the writing of this review. So if you are reading this much after 2018 please double check on that because they used to do the baseball stadium and then they stopped) I am patiently awaiting the Light Rail to continue to Westgate and the Cardinal's Stadium. ( I do know the name of that one today it is State Farm arena-hahahaha) I work there part time and employees have a huge Rigaramo with parking and just getting to and from work. The Light Rail would be a blessing in and out of the stadium, increase work turnover rates, and of course be great for fans too. It now takes over an hour to get out of there.

We have lived in the Valley long before the Phoenix light rail was installed. Since then, we have…read moreused the service to attend concerts, ball games, the Tempe Arts Festival, and more, until we tried to use it on the 4th of July last year. It was a disaster!! The light rail no longer took us to the regular venues we have visited but dumped us off .8 miles from Chase Field. We were then supposed to cross an intersection twice and wait for another train. We waited in the heat until we just decided to walk to Chase Field. By the time we arrived, we were hot, thirsty, and miserable, and a train never passed by us, so one never came. Finding the train to return home was equally a huge pain! So we hadn't used the light rail again until yesterday to get to Chase Field on the 4th of July. We thought Valley Metro might have fixed this transportation catastrophe. They did not. In fact, it was worse! Valley Metro claims we could "enjoy the 8-minute walk" to Chase Field. Once again, no second train came, so we walked .8 miles in the blazing heat for 20 minutes (I checked my GPS to get an accurate distance and time)!! When trying to return home, we had to walk back to Central and had no idea which train would take us back. Valley Metro has ruined what originally was a good transportation option to downtown, but no longer. If anyone is elderly, has a disability, health issues, or trouble walking, avoid this mess! If you drive, take an Uber or a taxi, or even ride a horse, you will be happier if you need to go to an event downtown. Valley Metro should be ashamed of what they have done to what used to be good transportation.