Soooooo much FUN! Atmosphere was terrific, a welcome feeling of friends getting together, and all…read morestaff were fantastic. Here's the bonus......the PIZZA is better than the local Pizza Places!!! Outstanding fun evening!

I got a chance to go to this venue for the second time a few weeks ago to see Clue. It is a funky…read morevenue, with the opportunity to order food at your seat to eat during the show. The options are plentiful. The shows are a little hokey but that's part of their charm! It's not clear the connection btwn the music hall and the theatre closer to the east side.

The pool is temporarily closed, but I used it to accomplish my pools skills for my scuba…read morecertification. They have an agreement with my dive shop. There is a good amount of seating, which is nice. But the pool and bathrooms are not well maintained. Ladies' bathroom was not clean, and swimming toward the bottom, I saw all sorts of gross items like used bandaids. Ick. Hopefully, during the summer when it's prime pool season, it is cleaner.

Ever feel like being transported to the past? Like 50 years? This place brings back silly 1976 era…read morefun. If that's your thing & you want an excursion that's right for a group, a family, a date or just a way to burn a few hours, get out here & enjoy 18 holes of old skool mini golf. We also raced in the go karts (not too fast at all, but do wear closed toe shoes if you plan on driving). Lines get going around 11/11:15 so we got there a few minutes before and had the race track to ourselves - Shake & Bake, baby! The huge trees & landscaping kept us cool & mostly shaded though next time I'll bring a hat as there was a light wind & bits of the tree debris floated down. They've also got a sweet game arcade, snack bar & bumper boats. TLDR: 50th Anniversary of a Tucson fave. Silly, affordable & fun.

Great time for sure! Got a Groupon for the entire family and was a total win! The golf was fun and…read morethe staff was accommodating. Even though the facility is a little dated was a great day and I would recommend for an inexpensive way to spend hours with the family! My only recommendation is to eat before you go because the food was very expensive and mediocre at best. That said, we will go back for a family fun day but we'll bring treats and grab a bite to eat elsewhere. All in all totally worth the Groupon deal which got 6 people golf and a Go Kart experience for under $70!

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!

PSA archery in Tucson is an industry leader. Consistently rated above other firms in the business…read morePSA is a Tucson gem, with great service and superior products. The earlier low rating from a "Madison" seemed out of place so I looked up her other ratings. Almost all of them are zeros, suggesting she might be one as well.

I am just now getting into archery and heard great things about the PSE pro shop so I thought I'd…read moretake a look. Being new to archery I wanted to start out on recurve. I was pretty disappointed in their selection. They don't actually make their recurves in the factory next door and have to order just like everyone else. When I told the workers that I was new to archery and what I needed to get started and set up for a recurve bow there responses were aloof and minimal. After finally finding a bow I wanted to try I was able to place an order which would arrive the next day. I was told I would be called when it was ready and that didn't happen so I called myself. I was told the bow I ordered was given to someone else and that I would have to wait two months for another one. If you are looking to start out on recurve don't go to these guys. They tend to be more knowledgeable and helpful with compound users.

Orville Jennings, Senior Associate AD for Operations, went out of his way this weekend to recover…read moremy husband's lost cell phone. We attended the Women's Basketball game on Saturday and my husband left his phone in the cup-holder. There was a Men's game immediately after so we could not go back inside the venue that day. Orville was so responsive and quick to get on the lost phone! Apparently the phone made its way to the Hall of Champions where it was located on Monday. We were already on campus searching when Orville called me to say the phone had been located. We are so grateful to Orville for taking the time to help us.

Great place to catch a game, whether it's Basketball, Volleyball, or a Gymnastics meet!…read morePlenty of concessions. A large water bottle and bag of peanuts will set you back $17!

Old stadium, uncomfortable seating, very little shade or cover. Game tickets are expensive, $6 for…read morea 20oz bottle of water, $10 for a fountain drink. Get a clear bag and bring an umbrella for shade and some plastic water bottles, and snacks.

Got to see coach Prime at the homecoming game. I had great parking at the garage for $20. Nice…read morestadium, good seats and typical stadium concussion pricing.