Family fun, tons to see, and endless racing. Always making memories out here. Good value for a…read moreweekend of action

Cheap thrills, great beer and decent Mexican food. Great family fun and quality entertainment.read more

So, after living in Tucson for 20 years we decided to finally check out the Tucson Rodeo along with…read morethe parade on a Thursday. We went into it not really knowing what to expect in terms of parking, crowds, services or fun factor. In a few words = we had fun. I am sure there are people that go every year, and I would say it is a must to do at least once if you enjoy a good solid rodeo (not that I would consider myself an expert on any level!) We easily found street parking by accident super close to the rodeo grounds, although they do offer parking for $10. We had bought our tickets a few weeks in advance online and I actually bought an extra ticket and I am glad I did as it is stand seating and very narrow so it gave us a bit more 'breathing room'. I was actually looking at the Vaquero Club seating but they were sold out so I imagine you need to buy these types of tickets well in advance. Our seats were great as we were in section B and directly in front of where all the action happens. It was fun watching the various events (barrel racing, roping, etc.) for both the Juniors and Adults. Lots of food, drink and retail type services within the rodeo grounds along with clean restrooms and friendly staff/volunteers.

We were in town visiting this past February and it happened to be the 100th anniversary of the…read morerodeo, so we knew we had to visit, especially as we hadn't been to a rodeo before. We really enjoyed visiting the vendors and we enjoyed some sausages and fry bread for lunch. The rodeo was fun as well and it was really interesting to see all the events. It's a nice event to visit and we're glad we were able to go!

This is an old racetrack that's been closed down at least for the last year. They just reopened and…read moreit is obvious that they regularly operate elsewhere as they are quite efficient between the individual run and switch outs for getting the cars off and on the track. It's a dirt oval track with the pit and exit to the center/in-field leading you out the side. Ultimately, I think it's a great design. The grandstands are in good condition, too. Although a little cold, it's more comfortable here than Alaska, and other racetracks I've been to. Overall, this was a nice track and I hope they are able to keep it open so I can keep on coming. Note: -food available -accessories/attire available (they take cards but internet is slow and sometimes has trouble going through so have $$$ as back up) -no ear plugs or noise blockers so come prepared!

We spent 100$ to see Cirque Italia in Tucson at Tucson Mall. It was like watching AGT-- America's…read moreGot Talent. Many of the participants are talented but there was no theme, nothing to do with Italy, saw aerialist, jugglers etc. An absolute waste of money!!!! It was hotter than hell inside. They said AC was on but no way it was so hot and muggy inside and it was an 80 degree day. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY

We enjoyed this show. There were clowns (not scary ones), jugglers, tight ropes, magical stuff,…read moreacrobatic stuff. This was a top of the line circus clean, and very well organized. The employees were all very snazzy and attractive. We all had fun.

Great family fun. Clean environment. Professional employees. I had no idea what to expect. Even…read moreconsidered, just observing the rest of the family. So glad I participated!

My review is only on the entrance and security supervisor…read more As I traveled to a Tucson to watch college baseball, I had an odd experience with their supervisor / security officer. As I approached the entrance and got ready to scan my ticket, the supervisor/security officer loudly asked if my bag had been checked. It hadn't so I said so. He went to the girl checking bags and yelled at her she needed to check every bag and I had gotten by her. What? He then set me aside, said the bag couldn't go in (which I understand because it was maybe an inch longer than their policy allowed). I told him I had travel there from LA and my back medication was in the bag, he searched my bag with his hands taking stuff out and then said I couldn't bring it in anyway. What? It was an odd experience, made only more odd by his coming back accusing my young niece of looking at someone's bag which was a cushion. What? No clue where that came from. That was a creepy experience. Now my rant: This poor man's excuse for Paul Blart Mail Cop, the love child of a Travis Tritt and ZZ Top must live a miserable life, such that a little bit of power makes him berate his coworkers and pick on a teenager and woman with a medicine bag. I will take my back pain any day than have to live a day in his pasty skin. Rant over.

Took some family here haven't seen in a while family member broke there ankle which would've been…read morefine but we told a 3 workers and asked for some ice for his ankle. We waited 20 minutes. They never brought it. On our way to take him to the hospital we saw the server he said he would get ice in a bag again he never did. Three employees were aware of the broken ankle. Two of which we're aware of the time passing without the ice and didn't make an attempt either they just said he'll be back. The server continued to serve tables as we waited there and as we walked out he swiped his hand at us like we were nothing. We laughed because we're kind people and said unfortunately, this is today's society. If we're not immediately benefiting them, they won't give us the time of day. My recommendation hire some adults with kindness and empathy. Because this is a memory of your business that we will never forget and Only continue to tell everybody that mentions your name.

I'll start by saying that our toddler is in little kickers and I play in the adult league. After…read morethese incidents, we will no longer be returning to either. I'm not one to complain during a normal physical game of soccer, nor am I one to leave bad reviews anywhere, so this should tell you how upset I am. A few times now physical fights have broken out in the adult league due to the refs not doing anything when players are playing waaaay too aggressively. There's a couple of "adults" in these teams that it seems like are just there to fight. They're pushing and shoving in a very uncalled for manner and some of these players have even yelled out rasist comments. All of this with the refs listening, watching and not doing anyyything. So ofcourse physical fights have broken out. All of this with many many kids, including our toddler there watching. Since of course this is supposed to be a family friendly place. This is so unacceptable. The fact that Maracana has not kicked these "adults" out of their leagues really tells you where their priorities are at. There's plenty of other adult and kid leagues in Tucson that have much better management. Please save yourself the money and look elsewhere.

My 6yo went to Spring Break Camp at Hi-Five Sports Camps at Maracana and he loved it. He was sore…read morefrom all of the jumping, running and moving he did (and he slept well from the exhaustion... bonus!) He would literally get upset when I picked him up because he wanted to stay longer (there are options for a extended care, but I did not choose it.) It wasn't a huge camp, which we liked since my son has felt overwhelmed at other places with 50+ kids. The kids had a chance to get to know everyone in the group. They had 2-3 adult coaches and they changed out activities between soccer, batting, dodgeball, frisbee, basketball, bouncing house, tug of war and many other games and active activities. At lunch, they had a chance to chill and watch a movie and on Friday they had a pizza party. Coach Mladen works really well with kids. He encourages them while also giving them choices and options to chill. The other coaches are all awesome and have enough energy to keep the children engaged all day. I really like this is a local business and they make you feel like family. They're also sharing some space with a brewery that will eventually become a restaurant so that will present different opportunities. As an aside, they have kids soccer and adult soccer at different times so we're exploring that option now. My son has already asked when he can come back to camp so we will definitely be back!

The Kino Sports Complex is a large Pavillion housing the annual Kino Gem show. This show is…read moreanother opportunity to shop til you drop. There is plenty of parking. There are many tents and outdoor businesses to shop. It is a few hour event.

This is a huge complex with some many revolving Tucson events, sports, and activities. I love…read moreattending the gem show at this location, but most recently I attend their pickle ball courts regularly. They are free, clean, and well maintained! I love that they have someone that mans the courts nightly, provide cold filtered water to refill on, and I also feel that the system in place when courts get full is orderly & convenient (they will announce that at a certain time they will clear the courts to refill them with who's in line. They'll usually give ample time to finish current games)! This place is also a gem for being right off the freeway! Definitely worth a visit.