Located in the MCX Exchange, this is ideal for all things travel with a discount; either theme…read moreparks or other travel packages. The agents are friendly and are willing to put in work so you can get the most attractive deal. The website gives more international travel options. They have official FedEx capabilities, with dog tag and engraving services. Worth looking into!

We had a wonderful experience working with Lynn at Keepsake Connections, who helped plan our trip…read moreto Croatia! From start to finish, Lynn was professional, knowledgeable, and an absolute pleasure to work with. She was always there when we needed her, whether by phone call or text. We are so grateful to Lynn for helping us plan such a memorable Croatian adventure! We highly recommend Lynn at Keepsake Connections!!

This lady is amazing! Even though she was unable to assist with my travel issues she still took the…read moretime to use her expertise to search out alternatives and throw in a few travel tips too. There are not enough stars to give her the rating she deserves!

My husband and I were referred to Sally through a friend to book a trip, she answered the phone…read more"What do you want?... I'm in a meeting call back after I'm done!" I called several days later and she yelled at me that my husband gave her a bad review on Google and she is suing us! Nasty older woman! Advice: Don't make travel arrangements with this woman!!!

Sally McKay of MG Travel is a well traveled agent. She makes sure she visits and experiences every…read moreplace she recommends to her clients. When traveling to review properties, she makes sure she experiences the whole area to be able to make recommendations for the downtown traveler as well as the countryside off the beaten path traveler. She has assisted travelers when negative situations arise and by the time they land, the situation has been positive. When planning travel and a place to stay...call Sally McKay.

The Yuma County Superior Court; I'm quite sure other people's experience's here have been far less…read morefavorable than mine. Still, to me it's not a bad place to do business at. After one gets through the initial security, using the information booths to the electronic 'dockets' outside of the courtrooms to find get around isn't difficult. From the courtrooms, passport services to the jury selection waiting areas it's pretty standard. The parking garage and side streets provide decent parking and it's free. The website's easy to navigate. The bathrooms seem very clean as does the waiting areas outside of the courtrooms. Sitting in a courtroom felt like a surreal version of the TV shows '48 Hours' and 'Night Court' without the comedy or laugh tracks (is that even possible?). Located a few streets south of downtown Yuma; worth checking out...

Clean ,staff and security polite and efficient,the temperature for the general public waiting areas…read morein a little bit stuffy(temperature wise) but otherwise better than anything I've ever seen in California!

What a fantastic museum. We stopped here on a road trip to take in some local history. Parking is…read morelimited, but free. There is a small gift shop you enter through & pay the entrance fee. The staff are pleasant & offer you a little scavenger hunt to complete to make the visit more enjoyable. They had a lot of interesting plaques, photos, & items of interest. They also had a nice array of photo props inside the main jail & scattered around the grounds. Additionally, the historical research was very informative of the demographic, climate, and age in which the jail was operational & for some time afterwards. For more insight, I recommend picking up a copy of "Within Adobe Walls" by Pete "Smokey" Dryer in the gift shop on your way out.

A historical landmark for Yuma and it located right on the point of 2 rivers meet and right next to…read morethe free. Great place to visit and learn about how it became and who are the prisoners and their history (which similar to current ones). How it opened and closed and how it developed through that small period. What you see now is just a portion of the original but you got the picture of how the life in prison back then. The guider was fantastic and he informed us all the infos and the background of all or majority of the prisoners. Definitely quite a place to visit plus this prison would considered the 2nd island prison in the US.

One of my favorite places to come and dine with my sister. We have so much fun getting away from…read morethe usual day to day activities. The food is great and affordable and the staff here are very friendly. You feel safe here with the usual security for the casino. Glad to see Paradise casino remodeled and more modern with the times.

Nice to see the casino redecorate the entire place including The Cove restaurant near the side…read moreentrance. The food here is always wonderful and the staff friendly. Comfortable place to enjoy a meal alone or with family.

Yuma is a funny town right off the freeway. There's everything, but the best thing is this hotel…read more Clean, great service and at this time of year sort of empty, which I enjoy. The check-in was painless and nice. The room is cold beautiful and clean. What more can you ask? I had a glass of wine at happy hour. That was a truly great glass of wine served by my server who I wish I knew his name. I ran all over the city to try to find a dinner restaurant and a lot of things are closed at this time of year and Yuma is truly sort of a sad city. So I came back to the hotel and had a beautiful light dinner and went to bed I highly recommend this hotel, which is right off the freeway if you're traveling east.

This is a well cared for establishment that provides an incredible nights sleep in the middle of a…read morestiffling hot desert. The rooms are nicely done, the restaurant is very clean, cozy and well cared for. Staff were friendly and courteous. Great place, good place to stop to recharge your mental batteries. Oh, and if you're used to California prices, reasonably priced even on a weekend. Near In n Out.

Going down memory lane during my jet setter days and I recall a great experience at the Yuma…read moreInternational Airport. This airport is small and nicely decorated. I loved the wallpapers around the airport. It felt welcoming and made me feel like I was already experiencing the scenic views without having to step out of the airport. I enjoyed the touches of clouds on the ceiling at the ticket counter and their bathrooms were very clean. Small airports like these are great because you're in and out I don't have such a long comment yet to and from the gate to the baggage claim and to the car rental.

American airline staff are absent most of the day, and finding any worker is a task - which is…read moresaying something since the airport is about the size of a large gas station.