Tucson Mountain Stables is tucked away behind White Stallion Ranch. Booking was super easy. I…read moreplaced a phone call, spoke to Bob, and made the reservation. He was quite friendly and provided specific directions to the location. Google Maps will get you there. Signage is minimal so drive slowly so you don't miss the entrance. Upon arrival, we checked in and were paired with a horse. I had the pleasure of riding Gunsmoke. After a brief tutorial (left, right, stop, and go), we were ready to ride off into the sunset. Parts of the terrain were a bit rocky, which was a little intimidating, but Gunsmoke was able to navigate without any difficulty. Our guide was friendly and attentive. Definitely add TMS to your activity list if you're ever in the area! Our guide was super friendly and attentive.

An amazing experience was had…read more This is located near the dude ranch. Reservations are a must. We reserved for the sunset ride. We were quickly given an easy 1-2-3 of steering and handling the horse. I had the pleasure of riding atop of Romeo. The staff were pretty reserved and friendly. The ride was about 1.5 hours long thru a desert path. It was amazing to see the horses navigate in incline and descent rocky terrain. They would halt or slow down walking until they got good footing. Depending on the weather bringing sun shades, water, mask for dusk, proper attire would be recommended. However, I was not fully prepared. With that being said I still was ok without and had an amazing time anyway.

I had a fantastic experience with Catalina Riding Club from start to finish. Rose worked with me to…read morefind the right trail experience, even offering to pick me up if I opted for a mountain ride as I was along the route to the trailhead. I ended up choosing a shorter ride, but she accommodated my request for an English saddle and assigned me a wrangler for a private ride. Her horses are well cared for and well trained (I rode Copper). Melvin was a terrific trail guide, taking me to scenic vistas and offering to take as many pictures as I wanted. After the ride, he even gave me a lift back to the hotel. As a bonus, I got to pet a sweet little foal and her mama while Melvin put all the tack away. A wonderful way to spend the morning!!!

I can't say enough about our ride with Rose and the Catalina Riding Club. We had a sunset ride and…read morean earlier day ride. The horses and equipment were amazing. We were there when the temps were over 105 and Rose made sure we had plenty of water and spray bottles for cooling off. Highly recommend!!

We recently had the most wonderful trail riding experience at Rockin' Star Ranch with family…read moreranging in age from 2 to 72, and every single person had a fantastic time! The horses were thoughtfully matched to each rider's size and experience level, and it was clear how well cared for and well-trained they all are. The guides were absolutely phenomenal -- not only friendly and professional but they went above and beyond, even riding backwards at times to capture incredible photos and videos for us! As someone who tends to be nervous around horses, I was given the most patient, gentle, and intuitive horse, which made the entire experience enjoyable and safe. When my 2-year-old decided he had to ride with Mama AFTER everyone was saddled up, they went out of their way to help us rearrange and make it happen -- and I still felt safe and confident holding him, which speaks volumes about both the horses and the staff. We've been to Rockin' Star Ranch a few times over the years, and it's always been a special place for our family. In fact, our now 12-year-old once rode the same sweet pony on a lead ride that our 2-year-old recently did -- a true testament to the love, care, and longevity they provide for their animals. Every single interaction we've had with their staff has been warm, professional, and full of kindness and patience. They are always happy to teach, answer questions, and help everyone -- from total beginners to more experienced riders -- feel welcome and confident. I can't recommend Rockin' Star Ranch enough for families or anyone looking for a safe, fun, and memorable horseback riding experience!

After an extremely disappointing ride in Benson, with horses that could barely move I was beyond…read morefrustrated... and having only one day to myself in AZ while on a work trip I was feeling down. I called a bunch of places, and this one answered. Oh my word, this was exactly what I needed! Chris is an incredible, experienced, and funny guide, and the ride was FUN. He even took videos and photos and shared them after the ride. I lost my keys, and he helped me find them at the end of the ride, which was extra time and effort. Iris and Stormy are awesome horses, Stormy helped with finding the keys. I would say this is the single best trail ride I've ever done, and I ride A LOT but usually have a "no trail" rule--most trail rides are a snoozefest experience, and I would straight out recommend lessons with a trainer instead. Chris' place does fun trail rides, lessons, parties, you name it.... And such great horses. Can't recommend them enough!

We went here for a kids birthday party. It is nice they have a private room with a big screen in…read moreit. It is unfortunate there seemed to be only 1, I think they could benefit from having at least 2. They are strict in the time slots as they have many people booking that 1 room. The food was good, they had pizza and caramel popcorn. Provided were water and lemonade but the containers they were in are very small, as soon as the staff refilled one it was almost gone in moments. The arcade are was very nice and clean. It was also pretty spacious to walk around. It reminds me of Main Event but on a much much smaller scale. All of their games were working which is nice. You can access it by the theater or come in through their own entrance. The kids had a lot of fun especially with laser tag. Stinks that like Main Event, when you buy time on the cards you do not accumulate any points to use at the prize room. Would go back again.

When a Movie Theater / Arcade Decides to Play Pharmacist and Detective…read more I never thought I would spend weeks working with law enforcement trying to recover my own legally prescribed medication from a movie theater, but here we are. Three Saturdays ago, I accidentally left my daily medication container at RoadHouse Cinemas. I realized it almost immediately before I even got home and called the theater right away. I was told the auditorium had not even been cleaned yet. I explained exactly where the container was located and informed staff that I was already turning around and would be back within about 30 minutes. At that point, this should have been one of the easiest lost-and-found situations imaginable. What Should Have Happened A staff member should have gone into the auditorium, retrieved the container, secured it in lost and found, and waited for the customer who had already called and was actively on the way back. That's it. Problem solved. What Actually Happened Instead, staff opened my medication container, inspected the contents, identified the medications themselves (via google per managment), determined on their own that I should not be carrying legally prescribed medication in a daily-use organizer, and contacted law enforcement. Let's be absolutely clear: every medication in that container was legally prescribed to me. I'm disabled American prescribed medications not a criminal. Like many people who take multiple medications each day, I use a daily pill organizer rather than carrying numerous prescription bottles everywhere. I intentionally carry only a day's supply so that if something gets lost, I don't lose all of my medication. What makes this situation particularly outrageous is that the theater already knew exactly who the owner was. This was not abandoned property. I had already called, identified myself, and told them I was on my way back. Yet instead of waiting 30 minutes for the owner to return, staff decided to play pharmacist, investigator, and law enforcement. Then they called the police. The Real Consequences What should have been resolved that same day has now dragged on for weeks. I am currently running low on one of the medications that was inside that container because of decisions made by theater staff. Think about that for a moment. A customer accidentally leaves behind a daily medication organizer, immediately calls, immediately turns around, and the theater has not even cleaned the auditorium yet. Somehow the result is weeks of police paperwork and a customer still trying to recover their own property. This entire situation was completely avoidable. To make matters worse, the container itself was a gift from my grandmother-in-law who recently passed away. The medication can eventually be replaced. That gift cannot. Management's Response After speaking with management, I was stunned to learn they completely stand behind what happened. Their position appears to be that I was wrong for carrying legally prescribed medication in a daily-use organizer rather than transporting large prescription bottles everywhere I go. I even asked a hypothetical question: If they found a wallet and already knew who it belonged to because the owner had called and was on the way back, would they go through every card, inspect the contents, make judgments, and potentially involve law enforcement before the owner arrived? The answer was essentially yes. The "Karen" Version of Customer Service Of course, nobody is arguing against basic safety measures. But that is not what happened here. The theater already knew who owned the container. They knew I was returning. They knew I was only 30 minutes away. There was absolutely no reason to start handling, identifying, and investigating my medication. The entire experience felt like the "Karen" version of customer service, where the first assumption is that a customer must be doing something wrong and the first response is to involve authorities rather than use common sense. I am not accused of a crime. I am not in trouble. Every medication was legally prescribed to me. Yet I am the one dealing with the consequences. RoadHouse Cinemas took what should have been a simple 30-minute lost-and-found situation and turned it into a weeks-long ordeal involving law enforcement, missing medication, wasted time, unnecessary stress, and the possible loss of an irreplaceable sentimental item. I cannot recommend a business that treats customers this way. We checked out the game side prior way to expensive for the offerings. Bowling down the street is far cheaper.

- small intimate experience - fun and down to earth team…read moremembers - safe - explained well the direction and the process - very understanding and flexible with everything

We gave our adult kids and grandkids the gift of a hot air balloon ride with foolish pleasure, with…read moreDan the pilot, for Christmas. They absolutely loved it and highly recommend anyone go on a sunrise, hot air balloon ride. There's nothing about it. they didn't like. Including a little feast when they got to the ground again.

A+ adventure!…read more Beautiful location, great weather & the horses are easy to ride. We were a party of 6: 2 adults & 4 kids, aged 10-13 - and all had a great time! We also recommend requesting Ariel as a tour guide.

We had a great sunset ride!! Bella was our guide, and she was very friendly and knowledgeable…read more The horses were very well behaved, and so beautiful. Bella took the time to tell us about the horses, and things we saw on the trail, and was very attentive to how the riders and horses were each doing. Thanks so much for a great ride!!

Just had a great ride with Patrick. Great views. Great fun. Highly recommended…read more Dress warmly for March.

Paddy and crew were fantastic! I would do this again in a heartbeat. Worth every penny…read more Unbelievable experience and fun. DO IT!

We attended a festival at the Rillito park in Tucson today. It wasn't very energetic but instead…read morewas mostly tents selling t-shirts, incense, jewelry, lots of carnival food, and lots of kilts. We did watch the stone throwing but the public was held 100 feet away so it was difficult to see. I doubt I would attend another.

I look forward to the Celtic festival every year. What's not to love? It all starts with the Pirate…read morePub Night, which included flaming bagpipes and drums this year - lots of great music and good beer, plus the Best Legs in a Kilt contest and games for the kids. The weather can impact things and it was a little chilly this year so not very well attended on Friday night, but the hardly folk in attendance (many of whom ALWAYS go) are a blast and much fun was had by all. The rest of the weekend features the Highland Games (great fun to watch, and the kids can even try the events!), lots of music and Celtic dance, Scottish meat pies, more good beer, bouncy castles...a great way to spend weekend days on a weekend that always seems to be packed with fun events. Slainte!