Comfy chairs. Old Phoenix mall that still has a lot of foot traffic. The biggest popcorn serving…read moreever for the large. We found the theater very comfortable.

Very disappointed with my experience at this theater. The concession stand service was extremely…read moreslow, and the lines kept growing while several employees appeared to be standing around or moving at a very relaxed pace. Despite the large crowd, only four registers were open, which created long wait times and caused many customers to miss part of their movies. I understand that busy periods can be challenging, but there seemed to be little urgency to help move the lines along. Better staffing and more efficient management of the concession area would greatly improve the customer experience. Unfortunately, the slow service took away from what should have been an enjoyable night at the movies.

Best Show in the Valley, extremely high energy, great student involvement…read more Great half time entertainment.

We came here last night for the Casting Crowns concert. We had great seats. The sound was amazing…read more Great venue for concerts. While we were in section 206, row 1, seats 1 & 2, I noticed above us what looked like a large accumulation of dust on the beams. That's disgusting and the lack of lights in the stairwell was very unsafe as well as the parking garage that lacked proper lighting

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.

So here's the thing. In general, I would say Ottawa has provided me with a great education. The…read moreteachers know their stuff and I had a positive experience in most of my classes and with most of my professors. But that being said I absolutely would NOT recommend going here to a friend. At least not right now while they are so disorganized. I just graduated from Ottawa University's Masters of Counseling program and have been very frustrated and disappointed the last year and a half or so, ever since the longstanding director Dr. Hernandez left. The university has made no attempt to hire anyone else to help, leaving the former field placement director, Dr. Thomas, in charge of his role as field placement director/professor, as well as all the responsibilities of the program director. Clearly, no matter how well-intentioned or how good Dr. Thomas was at his job, taking on more roles than one can reasonably handle is not fair to the students. I have certainly still paid the same amount in the last 1.5 years+, but have gotten considerably less value. Trying to reach Dr. Thomas, whom you need to be in contact with concerning various parts of licensure, has been nothing short of ridiculously difficult. From speaking with other students in classes over the past year and a half or so, I can say with confidence everyone has had the same experience of having a very difficult time getting a response to emails/calls. In fact, someone who walked the stage in May with me (but they had finished with their classes and exams and graduated in December of last year) actually brought a form with him to the graduation ceremony that he needed Dr. Thomas to sign because he was not able to reach him all spring. Not getting that form signed meant his licensure date got pushed back and thus he got paid less at his job, despite meeting all the requirements needed to be a LAC, all because he couldn't get ahold of our program director. Now, after I was told I needed to take my Comp exam in the Spring 1 term in order to have a May conferral (graduation) date, and busting my butt to study in order to do so and passing said exam, I have been told they made an error and that my conferral will be put off an additional 2 months. This means my ability to work and make money as a single mom has also been put off an additional 2 months. To say the administration has been less than helpful would be an understatement.

I asked for a break after my mom passed away, they unenrolled me from the program. I was one class…read moreaway!! Also they do not provide help with internships. They make you go through so much work and it can be overwhelming. When I asked for help, I didn't get any and was told to just do what the paper says. I do not recommend!! Waste of money!!

It's a beautiful place and would've loved to have done a tour. The view is absolutely amazing. We…read morewent to watch an illusion magic show here and it was very entertaining. Everyone was really into the interactions with the magician. I would like to come back and dine at one of the restaurants here and also do a tour of this beautiful mansion.

The Wrigley house is a wonderful monument to love: it was built for his adored wife by Mr. Wrigley…read morein 1931, with a mediterranean feel and a stunning view. We used the valet parking as the signage was a bit unclear, so it seemed the easier solution than going up and down stairs to find Geordie's. The entrance had the open feeling of a grand house, with the wrought iron staircase and the beautiful ceiling, terracotta tiles and wood furnishings. There was a wedding party in the large restaurant area that we passed on the way to our table in a separate area. The table was set with care and the rose petals were such a thoughtful touch! As a European I was pleasantly surprised by a small velvet covered stool, placed by my side, for my purse: these touches made the evening even more memorable. No rushing to seat more people or a check arriving while still deciding if something else was going to be ordered. I do enjoy a real meal in a real restaurant, with table linens, linen napkins, the proper glasses, the good silverware. Nick was taking care of our table and was very attentive to anything we may have needed. The cocktails we had were the " Ready, Fire, Aim" with rye whiskey, Drambuie, St Remy and bitters, and the "Dr Vincent's Penicillin" with scotch, lemon, honey, ginger and Laphroaig spritz: both were delicious. For the meal I had the Risotto made with Carnaroli rice, oyster mushrooms, truffle and asparagus; for me the risotto was just a bit over but it was creamy and all of it eaten! The Scallop Ceviche was fabulous, thinly sliced served with auicos, sliced jalapeño, leche de tigre : my chile allergy wouldn't let me taste this dish, but my partner ate it all so definitely good :) The main course consisted of the prime Filet for me, cooked perfectly!! to my medium-rare with emphasis on rare, served on pommes purée and enjoyed to the last bite; the other order was for the dry smoked Branzino (sea bass) with olive tapenade, artichoke and tomato: the fish was so moist and tasty, the skin crispy, and was presented beautifully. For dessert we shared the "Milk and Honey" which is a twist on panna cotta with brown buttercream and honeycomb. With dessert I had my usual after dinner espresso with a shot Sambuca to go with it. Thank you Nick for taking such good care of us. A perfect meal and ambiance for a special night

Overall the campus is very welcoming and helpful for all students. For me it's been a breath of…read morefresh air knowing that I am in good hands

This is an additional review to show how poorly this school is performing. All communication…read moreamongst the staff is HORRIBLE. This was a conversation I had during my externship. She was basically trying to deny a site change because Kelsey was confident I "already completed 50% of my hours", if she would have just checked my timesheet it clearly stated I was no where near 50% done... After completing my hours at my externship site I contacted career services to ask if there was any paperwork I needed to fill out or pick up from the school, Arianna told me no I just need to drop off my evaluation form. I drive 40 minutes with my intent to just drop it off, come to find out I need to fill out a graduation packet before I can turn in my evaluation paper... On top of that I was expected to run around the school collecting signatures from the different offices, I was there early enough for majority of them to not even be in the building yet, so I went home. I get a phone call later that day saying they really need the evaluation paper so I need to go back... After another 40 minute drive I was finally able to collect all the signatures I needed and all I needed was to pay for my cap and gown then I could finally leave this place in the dust... I had to come back the next day because they only accept cash... Before I even drove to the school I called ahead to make sure Lisa was present on campus and she would still be there by the time I showed up. I show up and miss girl is on lunch... now they're just playing games with me at this point. They send me up to career services again wanting to collect my payment but not a single person has access to the cap and gowns. "it says in the email to come after 3pm". Unless it's typed with invisible letters do enlighten me... I beg of you not to attend this school, do not give them any amount of your money!!

I started the MLT (medical lab tech) program at the Phoenix Campus in August 2019 and graduated in…read moreDecember 2020. I'm 30, and was making a career change. I've done my fair share of school, having degrees from ASU and having done many courses at a variety of local community colleges. Brookline College is a private school but it functions just the same as any of these other schools, they still have standards they have to meet to be accredited for these programs. I highly suggest taking the time to talk with the advisor, and if you can, the program director or an instructor from your program, to review your prerequisites and where you need to start to be successful. When I met with my advisor and one of the core instructors, we discussed which classes I could skip because I transferred in course work from past schooling. This was helpful in decreasing some of the expenses and got me straight into the core classes of the program, but I highly recommend you talk it out so you know exactly what you are paying for, and are prepared for the workload. I also recommend being honest and direct and discussing how you are gonna juggle working full-time (if you need to) and going to school full-time. It can be VERY difficult to do both at the same time, but I knew people who were going to school part-time, or worked out options with the program director to work with their work schedule. **Discuss these hurdles before signing up and starting your program! The MLT program was tough and required a lot of outside studying. These health programs require a lot of effort to be properly prepared to sit for the certification exams, but this school and their instructors do prepare you for success. The MLT program in particular, has been growing and some fantastic teachers with many years of experience have come on board. I found these teachers to be super supportive, responsive, and helpful whenever students were struggling. Even during covid, the program director worked to make sure we didn't have to take a pause in our program, and I was even able to do my externship during covid (and at a great facility), and graduate on time. My externship site even offered me a job before I finished my program! After graduating in December 2020, I took two months to study for the ASCP exam (while working part time), took my test in March 2021 and passed, then had a job offer from a local hospital that I applied to, by mid April 2021. Almost immediately after I graduated, the school's career development coordinator was reaching out to me about fixing up my resume, sending me job postings and even referring me to open MLT positions. They want to help students find a job in their new career. Overall, I had a great experience with this school. I had great teachers that I learned a lot from, met great classmates that I became friends with, and could lean on for help, and worked hard to be successful in this new field. Unfortunately, I think that some people come to these schools with a misunderstanding that because they have paid more for the private education that they should be passed through their program, which doesn't happen. But the school will work with you on an individual basis if you need help, and they still hold you to the standards of your program, which is critical for your success as a medical professional. Hard work here, will pay off for your future endeavors.

I was part of this school's BSN program and ultimately withdrew, and I would not recommend…read moreattending. From the beginning, there were serious issues with communication. I was not informed that my course would be almost entirely online until the first day, after I had already driven all the way to campus. The program itself felt very disorganized and understaffed. At one point, the Assistant Dean was responsible for multiple classes at once, which made it difficult to get proper support. I experienced ongoing technical issues that I reported from day one, but they were not resolved in a timely manner. The day before an exam, the Assistant Dean pulled me aside and told me it looked like I would not pass her class. When I asked what I could do to fix the situation, I was told there was nothing that could be done even though my concerns had already been documented. I ended up going above her to get the issue resolved myself, but after that, I felt like I was treated differently. In addition to the academic challenges, I also dealt with subtle bullying and microaggressions from peers. I reported this to instructors, but no action was taken. I even overheard classmates discussing how I was going to fail, which was extremely discouraging and emotionally distressing. The only positive part of my experience was my advisor, who actually listened and tried to support me. Overall, the lack of communication, support, and accountability created a negative and, at times, hostile learning environment. For those considering this program, I would strongly encourage you to ask detailed questions about structure, support, and class format before enrolling.

Great school. Nursing program is demanding and requires commitment but it's worth it. It's…read moreexpensive but there is not a 2-3 year wait to get into the nursing program like asu, GCU or the Mauricio's colleges.

I am writing to formally express my serious concerns regarding the communication and handling of my…read moreson's career services and graduation requirements. My son has special needs and is approved for ADA accommodations. Given his circumstances, clear and consistent communication is especially important. Unfortunately, I feel that the communication from Nicole Kheyfets, Career Services Medical Director, has been inadequate. I was not informed of any concerns regarding a missed meeting until I was notified that my son's graduation date would have to be pushed back. As a result, his externship has now been delayed, which has subsequently delayed his graduation. I find this situation extremely frustrating and concerning. A missed meeting should not result in such significant academic consequences without timely communication, particularly when the student has documented accommodations and may require additional support with scheduling and communication. I am requesting that this matter be reviewed and that I receive clarification regarding why I was not contacted sooner, what steps were taken to accommodate my son's needs, and what can be done to prevent any further delays to his externship and graduation. My son has worked hard toward completing his program, and I believe he deserves appropriate communication, support, and consideration of his approved accommodations throughout this process. I look forward to a prompt response and resolution.

Super fun place to take the kiddos to cool off. Love the lazy river, two slides, toddler play area…read moreand the big pool for laps & dive boards. Reasonably priced and great way to escape the summer heat!!!

If you have a pool and you have very limited hours and do all you can do to be as hostile as…read morepossible to anyone who wants to use it, turn over the running of the pool to a private business who actually needs to have one ounce of common sense about customer service. Considering EOS close by lets you swim in their pool 24/7 for $10 per month, someone has figured it out.