The 49 best things to do with kids in Tucson

This little zoo was big on heart! We loved how close you get to the animals and their beautiful enclosures. We are members of the Pheonix Zoo and got 50% off too. We spent a day here enjoying the place. Plus they have 6 elephants and an adorable baby!!

Great park to enjoy a day with kids. Cost effective, walk friendly with shade. Well maintained Zoo with limited number of animals and feeding giraffes was one of the moments where kids enjoyed a lot. Birds camp is really special and indoor museum is good to enjoy with kids.

Reid Park Zoo is a wonderful gem of a zoo. The variety of animals, the layout of the park, and the staff all make this a wonderful place to visit. There are the staple animals like lions, zebras, and hippos, as well as capybaras, gibbons, and snakes. The giraffes get really close to visitors, which makes for a fun selfie opportunity. There are lots of shady areas and places to sit that help make your visit enjoyable and refreshing. The food stands are spread apart and offer a nice selection of goodies to keep your energy up. The gift shop is clean, organized, and the staff is pleasant. Reid Park Zoo makes for an excellent trip. There are so many amazing animals to watch, tons of learning opportunities, and a magnificent way to spend some family fun time.

We had an absolute blast at the Reid Park Zoo! Recently came here for the first time and was honestly blown away. The zoo is awesome, and we already can't wait to go back again! Once you're inside, there is so much to do and see. The zoo itself is a really great size. The walking paths give you great views of all the animals. The exhibits are really nice, well kept, and pretty spacious. We really enjoyed all the different animals that are here. Most of them were very active when we were there, which made the experience even better! There are multiple walk-in exhibits, a huge playground area for kids, zoo keeper interactive experiences, and more. Keep an eye out for a peacock, or a bunch, roaming around, too! There is a gift shop, restaurant, and plenty of snack stands throughout the zoo as well. The whole zoo is easily accessible and very clean as well. We can't wait to come back and spend another great day at Reid Park Zoo!

this zoo was so amazing! very cleanly and the animals look so happy and at peace which you don’t always see at zoos in arizona. we loved the elephants, rhino, anteater, and giraffes especially. i will definitely be back the next time i'm in tucson!

Coming on a weekday right around noon. When the kids were headed out was perfect timing. You were able to enjoy the exhibits, still see lots of animals, without crazy crowds. I was super impressed with the bird exhibits and being able to sit among the exotic birds. The well, habitats are well done and you really feel pretty darn close to the animals. We come from a big city with a much bigger zoo, but this zoo is pretty awesome. Will be back for the night time program!

I took my grandson a few weeks ago to see the baby zebra. Lovely habitat. Mommy zebra was very protective of her baby. Only one other female in her habitat. Also it was fun seeing the juvenile elephant siblings. They are such a sweet family. We also went to the bird sanctuary. My grandson loved taking photos from my phone. He caught a great pic of the male & female lions. ♥️

First rate air museum, been to a few this is by far the best I have been too. Going back again for a thorough visit. They really have too many planes to see. Mainly from WWII and forward. Went on tour ride worth the extra price well explained.

We once sat at the precipice of war. Deep in the ground hid our defenses. This tour was fantastic. When they enact the countdown procedures you'll get chills up your spine. Well worth visiting.

This had been on my bucket list for a while, but when they acquired the Philippine Mars, it made it that much more a "need to go"! It is an all day, or two day visit if you are a real plane buff. We were fortunate that the day we visited, (1st day) the 390th Memorial Museum on site, had a special guest. Colonel Richard B. Bushing Ret. It was amazing the get to talk to someone that was such a part of shaping the world in our lifetime. He is 102 and very much still a firecracker. It is amazing to see the variety and volume of aircraft on display. Go early and wear good walking shoes.

Interesting aviation museum covering mostly military aircraft spread over a large area. Summer opening hours are 0900-1500h, but by 1430h the outdoor exhibits are not open to visit. It's not easy to cover every exhibit in one day, and there's a lot of walking to do. A cap and plenty of water are recommended, as it can be brutally hot and there are few places to sit. One hangar contains a beautifully restored B-17G that is well worth the visit, as are several hangars containing well-restored aircraft, mainly from WW2. There is some equipment and other artifacts also on display that make for interesting reading. It's easy to get app-based cabs to and from the museum, and there is a covered waiting area at the entrance.

Went while on vacation. Definitely worth the price! I'd suggest putting aside a full day here as me and my partner spent several hours and didn't see everything! The planes were amazing, unfortunately we had other plans otherwise I would've taken the bus tour!! Loved every second of it!

It has really grown since the last time I was there. Huge variety of aircraft and most buildings are climate controlled. Most of the museum is out doors so bring your sun screen. The new B17 standalone museum with in a museum is open. Tons of staffing with good air conditioning. They will ask you for donations on top of the normal entrance fee but it is optional.

Very huge air and space museum with many hundred of different type of plane. Strongly recommend this museum. There is a military vehicle museum beside this museum also worth to take a look. But remember to bring sunscreen because most plane are outdoor, and the sunshine is too strong and weather is too hot outdoor. BRING SUNSCREEN!

I've lived in Tucson for 4 years now and was my first time going since a friend was in town visiting. If you enjoy intricate detailing, great place to visit! We unfortunately went pretty late in the day so only had about an hour and a half to view everything but I definitely would have stayed longer if I could. Amazing pieces and there are video monitors in different rooms that you can choose to play that will give information while you're browsing. Highly recommend!

Bently house mini's is the reason we came in. Her builds are awesome! I missed the adams family house but i am looking forward to her next, and i hope it is the beetle juice build. Love this museum and very impressive. Btw, my pics do not do it justice. They could use better lighting in some areas. Other areas were outstanding.

I had a great time here. Employees were super nice. The second you walk in you can already gaze at some really neat pieces. Fair price to get in, not bad at all. They had a great exhibit on Ray Harryhausen and how he made the monsters for the films he was involved in, really cool to see! The whole museum is fantastic, so many incredible miniatures with so much detail you'll never see it all. The halloween and especially christmas themed rooms were my favorite, the christmas village was incredible! Great museum.

The Mini Time Machine Museum is such a magical place! This museum is so often overlooked, many locals have never set foot inside. They are missing out! Here you'll find tiny, beautifully crafted historical scenes as well as whimsical and fantastic miniature creations. Small children may need a boost in certain areas, and the staff have stools readily available. The museum is clean and easy to explore, and can be gone through as quickly or slowly as you prefer. I have been several times and still find fun new details on each visit. People of any age and from anywhere around the globe can find things to marvel at here!

Very unique and amazing museum with a wide variety of highly impressive and detailed miniatures. They even have a few historical miniatures (as in, miniatures created long ago) dating back as far as the mid-1700s!

This museum is a fun spot to explore with kids, and they ended up happily snapping photos of whatever caught their eye. The place is cute and quirky, with lots of exhibits and a Broadway design section I liked, but it’s probably not something I’d visit again for a deep dive.

HUGE enjoyment in a MEDIUM sized museum all about TINY things. The displays are very well done - you can see and appreciate the detail. The layout of the museum was really easy to navigate and the price was reasonable. Really enjoyed the exhibit of Broadway sets - but that was a temporary exhibit. If their next temporary exhibit is half as good as this one - you will enjoy that too!

It's beautiful, educational, and colorful for all ages! A pleasant atmosphere, clean, and the staff is very attentive! It's worth a visit for the little ones at home.

We've been a few times and love it. So many things do so you can spend hours exploring and discovering.

This is a wonderful place for young learning and entertainment. We had a lot of fun exploring the exhibits and seeing what there was to learn. The staff was very helpful. I will definitely make this a regular on the visiting rotation

This was my first time, and I went with my daughter, granddaughter, great nephew and we had so much fun. It's a great place for all ages. My great nephew has autism and he really enjoyed it as well. I'll definitely be going back sometime!! Fun fun fun!!!!

Took my 10 year old nephew here because we had culture passes. Although this museum is for younger children, he still had a great time! He really enjoyed the science room and took the time to read / learn about displays he was interested in. We thought we’d spend only an hour here but ended up staying for 2+ hrs. There’s also a room to build / paint and we spent some time there too. Very fun, interactive, and clean. Staff was working diligently to clean up after little ones and inspecting each room. We even played outside for a bit because they have a shaded music garden and bubble area. Super cool! We loved our visit here

I visited the Children's Museum Tucson in a professional capacity to set up a laser light show, and I was thoroughly impressed! The museum is vibrant, engaging, and packed with interactive exhibits that kids clearly love. The staff was professional, organized, and a pleasure to work with, making my job seamless. The facility is clean, well-maintained, and designed to spark creativity in young minds. I highly recommend this gem for families and anyone looking for a fun, educational experience in Tucson!

My Grandkids loved it. There were plenty of things for them to do.

While in Tucson we stopped here. It’s easy to get to especially if you’re coming from the Saguaro National Park West. The museum is really quite good. There’s a lot of items to see and learn about. There’s a few short videos that are really worth watching. It takes about an hour to 1 1/2 hours to complete. It was worth checking out!

The wildlife museum is great for kids and anyone who wants to learn about animals alive and extinct. It was only $10 bucks for adults and $5 for kids. My 4 year old son really enjoyed watching a movie, getting to meet, and pet two bearded dragons, a snake, and a turtle. I will be honest, there's one huge room that is full of animal heads and a few stuffed animals, and it is quite overwhelming and a little much. If you aren't into seeing trophy wall animals, I would rethink coming altogether. This is a place for educational experiences and trying to keep an open mind while learning. I would suggest going back without a child to be able to learn for yourself. Altogether, we enjoyed ourselves and would recommend for all ages.

Took the family here and we actually had a blast.. loved the whole thing. The great room was my fav of all the animals in one room. Amazing, have to go see this place.

I brought my 8 year old grandson and we both really enjoyed our visit. It was fairly quiet, though a group of children from a daycare came through while we were there.

I've lived in Tucson my whole life and as a child my school would take us here for field trips. Now that I have moved to Cali I came back home to visit and It's as awesome as I remember it! I felt like I was back in 4th grade again. It brought so many memories and they have a magnificent collection. I definitely recommend it for families with kids and even dates. The staff is awesome and the exhibitions are outstanding.

Its was a day to see and learn new things. Its done of the hidden gems of tucson. Grate for kids its has lots to see. And it grate activity to do that's in doors.. Kids had fun and their are exhibits that allow you to touch not many place allow that. We ended up geting the membership that allows us to go back any day we want and it was only 40$ bucks I think its a good deal.

We were pleasantly surprised at how close you can get to the animals. Most of the animals they welcome you to touch and feel of their skin and fur. With over 400 animals from around the world it's an excellent education for children. We went on a Saturday and it was not crowded at all. Maybe 15 people total. Nice cold air conditioning too. This is a hidden gem for sure.

It was $5. Friday which was a great surprise. But the gift shop and some of the areas were closed off for renovation. It would be nice if they had arrows pointing your way. I felt like we were walking in circles and may have missed a lot.

The Tucson Botanical Gardens are absolutely magical! It's a peaceful oasis filled with vibrant flowers, striking cacti, and gorgeous succulents at every turn. One of the highlights of our visit was the Butterfly Garden—an unforgettable experience! We saw huge blue butterflies fluttering around us and even spotted some giant moths. Truly mesmerizing. We had such a wonderful time exploring the gardens. Just a heads-up for fellow visitors: if you're hoping to see the model trains, be sure to come earlier in the day. We arrived around 2 PM, and due to the heat, they had to turn the trains off to protect the engines. Still, that didn’t take away from our experience. The gardens left us with beautiful memories and a sense of calm. Highly recommend to anyone visiting Tucson—this place is a hidden gem!

This place is getting 5 stars but for the butterfly garden only. We were lucky to get there right before they were closing the garden. We were rushed and I wish I knew they closed earlier. So many pretty butterflies. The place needs a lot of renovating and upkeep but still very informative with all the plants. I feel the price of the tickets are a bit too much for what they have.

I decided on 4 stars because quite a portion of the garden is undergoing construction but you still pay full price. The gift shop isn't open and I was hoping for postcards🤷🏽‍♀️. It's pretty and peaceful, I knew the new Frida garden wasn't open yet but wasn't prepared for all the rest of the closure. I'd still go back if ever back in town.

Not a very big area but has many things including a small indoor butterfly garden and a train track garden that kids will love, highly recommended because you can see lots of plants and not getting too tired from walking much.

Loved being here! Really easy for the toddlers to roam freely, worry free. We should’ve gone earlier in the morning. And the trains are not operational on Mondays. Otherwise, really good, educational visit.

Great place to spend an hour. Butterfly room was great. Gift shop was closed until 1 June 2025 though. Too bad. Bought our military tickets online before getting there. Makes sure we didn’t get in a crowd. Trains were a plus!

The beginning of the trail is very nice, but after that it is mostly just rocky hills. The Gate Pass and the Finger Rock Trail are way nicer, but those don't have a road and are not as easy, but still not hard. This is good for runners and cyclists.

A lovely way to spend an afternoon! Very accessible, decent and sufficient parking (may be worth getting there early to ensure this) and great trails! Also to note - make sure you get a park pass to park without a fine. The shuttle bus runs all day and easy to hop on and on

Such a beautiful canyon to visit! There are many trails and walks that you can take, there’s a bus that will also drop you off and pick you up along the canyon road too. The scenery is stunning and there’s plenty of wildlife and flora and fauna too. We saw a rattle snake on the road so do be careful where you go walking. Take plenty of water on super hot days too. We cooled off in the canyon streams which are great to paddle or swim in. Highly recommend.

Great Views! We got off on the way down and walked the last two miles. Be careful if you're not used to the heat.

Walk on a paved path that leads you to a breath taking view of a cannon filled with tall saguaro cactus, with a live flowing creek. Best to visit in the spring when weather is tolerable and the end of monsoons have contributed to watering the desert plants and trees to burst into bright colors. Recommended to stay on designated paved paths. Poor cell phone service. Limited parking.

Sabino Canyon has some easy hikes to enjoy the saguaros and the desert. The trail to Sabino Dam is nice and short. The temperature near the water is lower in the end of the afternoon and really enjoyable. There is a tram (10$) if you don’t want to hike. Bear canyon trail is my favorite trail and get you to the top of the canyon with some awesome views of Tucson and Thimble peak. You can stop at the seven falls ( around 8 miles out and back) Don’t forget to bring plenty of water!

One of our favorite places to hike in Tucson. This is also a great place to enjoy to fall foliage. There are usually lots of people around and the parking spot gets packed quickly, so make sure you go no later than 10 am, especially during the weekend. Also, last time we went, the bus service was out of service. Bring plenty of water!

Incredible. The detail is stunning, takes you back in time. So peaceful. Museum portion is very informative. No tickets are needed but donations are helpful for preserving this amazing site and the community.

A very beautiful place to visit. Very calming and the history all around the grounds. The gift shop is so nice. Staff is friendly and outside vendors have yummy Popovers Indian Bread. We will be back soon.😊

San Xavier del Bac Mission truly lives up to its nickname, “The White Dove of the Desert.” This magnificent and spiritual Spanish Catholic mission, completed in 1797, is a stunning example of Baroque architecture and features breathtaking painted artwork throughout. The atmosphere inside the church is deeply moving. It was incredibly touching to see all the candles purchased for the sick, the dead, and for miracles. The fact that a candle, which costs just $8, will burn for an entire week is a beautiful gesture. The mission grounds are equally charming. We loved strolling through the courtyard with its beautiful fountain and browsing the quaint gift shop for unique Arizona trinkets. The food vendors outside were a great addition, offering delicious and authentic Mexican cuisine. This is a must-see for anyone in the Tucson area, whether you appreciate history, architecture, or are simply looking for a peaceful and spiritual place to visit.

The outside facade is current under renovation. This was a brief stop for me as I'm not well acquinted with the history. I assume it's similar to other missions in Texas and California. Very elaborate decorations

Amazing and beautiful! The architecture was amazing, the museum and the church still continues to serve the Tohono O’odham community! Definitely check it out when in Tucson. Also, if they do have mass, please do not enter. And bring water as well!

San Xavier del Bac Mission, built in 1797, is a stunning example of Mexican Baroque architecture. The intricate carvings, vibrant frescoes, and preserved religious relics make it a deeply spiritual and historical site. Inside, the ornate altars and centuries-old artifacts reflect the rich Catholic heritage of the region. It's both a place of worship and a must-see tourist destination near Tucson. The peaceful desert setting adds to its beauty, and guided tours offer valuable insights into its cultural and architectural significance. A true gem of Arizona history and a remarkable experience.

The church buildings stand out even from a distance as you approach. Up close, they are stunning, with ornate interiors. Next to the church, there is a museum that showcases its history. It was a wonderful visit.

It was just my husband and I who went. It's 100% geared towards mostly children/adolescents. That was a bit of a letdown. We did catch a Costal Reef show, and the quality was distorted, blurry, not nearly as sharp as we had expected, leaving us confused!? The employee in the aquarium exhibit downstairs was just sitting on her phone. Little did we know, she presents live aquatic species you can hold (upon leaving we caught it). There were a few things that didn't work and were out of order or plain broken. The price is definitely NOT worth it for adults with no kids. Tiny place. **GAVE 2 STARS BECAUSE:** It was nice & cold inside. No wait on a Saturday @1p. Parking is close & free.

We love coming to this wonderful place. The exhibits and planetarium shows are fun and educational for me and my kids, and I give the team credit for the time and creativity that clearly go into designing an interactive experience that is thoughtfully curated and affordable. I also want to share that I appreciate how accessible it is. I have seen many people in wheelchairs who can navigate the building, watch the shows, and participate in the exhibits, which is wonderful. Very few places give any thought to this, and seeing everyone have a pleasant visit is so refreshing. We will return soon!

It was wonderful. Saw the show about the coral reefs today, and despite my thalassophobia, I enjoyed myself. The free museum around said planetarium was fun too, and I didn't expect a "basement" floor that was a mini-aquarium. I got to see a seahorse and an eel too! My only complaint is that parking was very limited.

A must see in town ! All kinds of great shows here . I’ve been several times and haven’t seen the same presentation yet .

The planetarium show is 5 stars! This review is for the remodeled science center. We took our grandchildren here last year, ages 8 and 11 and we all LOVED it! We didn't have enough time to explore! We returned this summer to find the best activities were gone -- and the activities included tons more reading than hands on activities. Our grandkids now ages 9 and 12 lost interest much faster this year and kept asking where the things were from last year. It's great to remodel and update things, but why couldn't the most popular activities have remained and just ADD the new activities? If those older games and puzzles are in storage please find a place for them and bring them back out!!!

Planetarium show of coral reef was such a major disappointment. The theater wasn’t dark - more light than at a movie theater. The film had no bright vivid colors. Not sharp definition, almost blurry. Then the last 20-30 minutes was listening to an employee reading narrative information about reefs. She was really struggling to read it at times. Huge disappointment. The other exhibits there were good, but we paid $23 each for a crappy show. We definitely would never attend a planetarium show again.

We watched the show and the exhibit. It's cheaper for seniors 65 and up. The show was about the impact on weather due to global warming.

We Love Trail Dust Town! It feels like being on an old west movie set. The old timey shops are gorgeous and the staff are so friendly. The train ride is a blast. Our favorite thing to do there is, by far, the Pinnacle Peak Pistoleros wild west stunt show. Jerry and Heather Woods and the gang are so exciting to see, they mix stunts and comedy. I highly recommend this to anyone who wants to see something fun and different.

We seen the show and had dinner at the Pinnacle Peak steak hoose food was good ! Go see the show actors are funny and really get the audience going ! Go and see you won't be disappointed

We enjoyed the train ride and strolling through the town. Food was good! We also watched the show and had a few good laughs. Recommend checking this place out!

Went for Oktoberfest with friends. Long lines for subpar food at the food carts but good selections of beer. On-site pancake house and restaurant busy. A popular place for families to visit due to the large number of kid-friendly themed rides. Plentiful knickknacks in the shops. The candy shop is also a great deal of fun and the honeycomb is delicious. 💛

This is a fun place to visit in the fall. I have always enjoyed going. There is no cost to go in but there is a fee for the rides. Just rebuilt the carousel so it is in tip top shape. Clean place with trash receptacles.

Went to the Pistoleros Wild West Show for their Halloween show, and it was awesome. This is a family owned and operated comedy western show for the entire family with really affordable ticket prices. You definitely won't be disappointed.

We came to eat at pinnacle peak,we had no idea what we were going into! Right when we came in we noticed a magic shop, we walked in and had THE BEST TIME!! I apologize i forgot the gentleman's name but his magic tricks were amazing!! He truly made our last evening in tucson unforgettable! I will forever cherish my rose and origami doggie!Thank you! Simper fi. Pinnacle peak steak house was also amazing! Super cute atmosphere!

Disappointing…closed an hour and half earlier than Google stated. Summer hours from my understanding is 9a-2:30p (at least on Sunday). Interesting details shared around the Presidio. All shared pics are from the outside. No access to the museum.

Great experience!! The place was clean and in great condition! The person that gave us the tour knows his history! He showed us around the whole place and explained everything to the T! We learned so much and my kids enjoyed putting on some costumes for pictures! Great way to spend a Saturday with the fam!

Started the Turquoise Trail self-guided tour from the Presidio. Easy to follow and an easy walk. Lots to see and places to check out. The Presidio was a nice little museum. Unfortunately, I arrived before the museum opened so couldn’t get the paper map until I finished. But the painted turquoise line on the sidewalk made it simple enough to follow. I’ll have to do it again to see what the numbered stops were.

We had a fantastic time at the Presidio. Wolf gave us a phenomenal overview of the location & Cindy did a fantastic job with the tour. So great to learn about the history of Tuscon!

Decent little museum with an eclectic collection of displays and items. Most of the displays are about a dressmaker and her daughters that originally occupied the building. Other displays relate to Hohokam and O'odham culture. Unfortunately the exhibits are not very well organized and the museum needs an organizing theme. Our experience might have been better with a docent. The one volunteer apologized for not being able to answer our questions due to being needed by another group. There was no information about scheduled tours.

We went to the folk music festival, so we didn't spend much time exploring inside. However, it is an amazing and beautiful place.

My friend and I attended the 2-hour walking downtown Mural tour. Dorothy Yanez, our guide is fabulous! She shared firsthand quotes and stories from the graffiti and moral artists, made sure that we had a far-away perspective to better understand the art, and knows downtown Tucson like the back of her hand. I lam very happy that she was our tour guide today. Highly recommend one of her 3 tours!

The amount of things to do here for the whole family is awesome! I paid $100 for 3 wristbands (Friday night) for unlimited lazer tag,bumper boats,and go karts oh and mini golf. I would give it 5 stars but the people at the front desk where not very helpful and didn’t give us any direction as to were to get the golf clubs for mini golf, the teenage girls working lazer tag where nice but didn’t explain how anything work. I will say though the boys working the go karts were super nice and helpful to my young daughter would had never driven a car before.

By far one of the worst places I have been. Prices for attractions and food are ridiculous and wait 30 minutes for our food order to then be told it was never put in and need a receipt. Entire place is nasty and can’t tell when it was last cleaned. 1 employee says free refills on soda then another after you purchase says refills cost money but water refills are free. They charge so much because they have so many employees they have to pay that aren’t doing anything but collecting a paycheck. They leave doors open to outside and have thousands of flies while serving food, it is disgusting. Do better!!!

Funtasticks has all the right ideas on paper. Go-karts, mini golf, arcade games, bumper boats; it sounds like the perfect spot for families to spend an afternoon. There’s a lot of potential for fun here, and the kids really do light up when they first see all the options. The challenge is that the park feels tired. Some of the rides and games could use better upkeep, and the grounds don’t carry the same fresh energy you hope for in a family destination. Prices are on the higher side for what you get, and that makes it harder to look past the wear and tear. It isn’t that you can’t have fun here, it’s that you leave wishing it lived up to the excitement it promises. On the positive side, the staff are friendly and do their best to keep things moving, and there are still moments where the kids laugh and forget the little things. With some care and investment, Funtasticks could be amazing again. For now, it’s a place you might visit once to try it out, but probably won’t rush back to. Grateful Traveler’s Note

Not enough workers for the kiddy section, but kids had a blast! They had complimentary ice water available to drink and refill water bottles. Splash pad was refreshing too.

The customer service is horrible. We waited at the counter while three people walked by with no eye contact or acknowledgment. I don’t mind waiting, but it’s so off putting to be completely ignored, especially by the pink shirt employees who should know better. We only come to this place in the summer to the water park. I feed the kids before we come because so often they don’t have items on the menu or it takes forever. There is no sense of urgency. The kid rides are not worth the cost of the bracelet and there’s only one person to operate ALL of them. The game area is dark and dirty. The mini golf courses are weathered and ripped. They’re lucky it’s the only place like this or I think they’d be out of business a long time ago. If you’re thinking about coming here, take your money elsewhere.

The bathrooms were very dirty. I had to take my 3 year old nephew to use the bathroom and there was toilet paper all over the seats. The other toilets had a dirt ring around them and the sinks were filthy with hair in the them. We were on vacation looking for a fun place with water for kids but the bathrooms just grossed us out. I did not feel comfortably staying here to eat either. I would not recommend this place at all.

We are in town from pheonix... worst place I've been with kids. FILTHY! TRASHY! Nothing was working outside adequately. My girls were just sitting midair on the ride I have pictured. Employees apparently know nothing and displaying and absolute indifference to others needs. ALL Employees that worked outside (only 3 teenagers) arrived LATE. We paid $300 for 6 kids and 2 adults.. Definitely not worth it. Whoever owns this place needs to sell it since they plan on no upgrades or improvements. Very disappointed and I will definitely spread the word to avoid this Tucson "attraction"

Beautiful place with lots of access to the desert landscape. Nice trails with water features when there is some to be had. These pictures are from above at the thimble peak looking back at Sabino Canyon below, Bear canyon and Blacketts Ridge. Three killer hiking areas of Sabino Canyon recreation area.

A very easy stroll through the beautiful Tucson desert! Saguaro as far as the eye can see, and some great wildlife sightings! The side trails take you to some nice little splash pools during the right time of year. I just ran into a family of 10 Coatimundi playing yesterday. Really cool experience.

Such a beautiful visit through the canyon. So much to see from the sagurao to the beautiful bolders and everything in between. Highly recommend taking the tram tour, very informative ❤️🌵🌄

The shuttle took us all the way to the top! The views were spectacular and I loved all the cacti. Being from the piney woods of East Texas it was amazing to see the different types of plants and vistas!

This is a great place to escape the hectic pace of Tucson. It's peaceful and quiet, and I love the scenery. The people are super friendly, you get to see amazing wildlife, and the sunsets offer great, cooler view. There's a lot of trail to hike and run!

Continues to be the premiere trail hub for three significant trailheads leading into the Santa Catalina mountains. Great place for both casual day walks to 13-15 mile hikes. Take plenty of water and snacks and don't leave your trash behind.

Beautiful area with good hiking. The history and geology is very interesting. Awesome way to spend a day.

An amazing local park filled with desert flora, and occasional desert fauna as well!! From the towering saguaros to the tiny flowers, there is so much to see at Tohono Chul Park. The metal animal figures throughout the park are eye catching, the winding paths are intriguing and the atmosphere is welcoming. The staff is amazing as well! 10/10 recommend visiting this park if you are in the area.

Chillin' at Chul was great! There was free admission, good food and drinks and live music. It was much cooler in the gardens than down in the city and we had a great time exploring and just chatting on the porch swings. Bring bug spray or wear long sleeves. The mosquitoes bit us a lot.

This is one of the first places I take someone who comes in from out of town to visit. “Chillin at Chul” is a beautiful way to spend a Friday or Saturday evening. The music, people, and environment are always great. Lots of little trails and a whole back garden for kids to explore and play around in. “Guitars Under the Stars” is another great event that’s held in the garden bistro and definitely worth checking out. Great food and service. Indoor and outdoor seating for big and small groups. We’ve also attended the seasonal movie showings that Tohono Chul hosts around the holidays. Very fun. Worth checking out, especially if you have children.

Beautiful gardens with all sorts of tranquil and lovely nooks and places to sit. I visited in late October, and it is wonderful now, but I would love to come back in spring when the cacti are blooming- although I saw my first ever October-blooming cactus here, and there are quite a few other flowers blooming. There are some beautiful sculptures throughout the gardens, and wonderful artwork in the museum.

Bistro: A visit to the Bistro, before or after the gardens is up to you but you don’t want to pass it up. A fine menu with a variety options, we tried the Vegan Blue Corn Tamales and Prickly Pear Chicken Salad Croissant; both were very fresh and tasty. Gardens: Well played out and accessible.

First time visiting & didn't get to explore the entirety of the property. Entrance grants access to the children's museum as well. Stroller friendly-ish... paths can get a little rough but are wide enough to navigate. Early morning or late afternoon/evening is highly recommended, unless you love the heat. Lots of wildlife: birds, bugs, lizards on the main paths. Plants for sale, art for sale, water & vending machines available as well as on site restaurant. Plenty of seating areas with pretty views and art exhibitions. We were gifted this entrance fee but need to go again and finish exploring everything we didnt get to see!

A beautiful spot for a walk or wedding! Amazing gardens with plenty to explore. I photographed a wedding here in 2025 and it was so nice to have a private area to have the ceremony, cake cutting, and dances.

More than I expected and I knew it'd be great! Beautiful art and lots to see. The buildings are fascinating and a work of art too.

What an absolute gem! The beautiful setting, interesting architecture and wonderful art of many mediums! Well worth the only $10 fee. Ample parking, convenient access, lovely landscaped grounds with picnic tables. Great layout of art. Nice video about DeGrazia. Nice gift shop! This is a quintessential Tucson stop! So glad I got this checked of my bucket list. I will go again! You will not be disappointed!

What a unique and fascinating place! The art work is certainly worth the price of admission but it’s only part of the story. The entire 10-acre property gives a glimpse into the life and vision of a man who loved the Arizona desert and the people who called it home. Very glad we visited!

Hubby and I saw a short video of this on tik tok. It did it NO justice. I don't consider myself and art connoisseur but this man and his art are phenomenal! Different forms from paintings to sculpture to jewelry to pottery metalwork and drawings with watercolor. Art & history wrapped in one. We really liked it. There's a nominal fee of 10.00 for adults and I'd say it's worth it.

Just WOW...a hidden gem of a place, the art is cool, the site is even cooler, totally worth a look, a man's dream, art, and a culture of southern AZ.. You'll be glad you went

When I first parked, I had my doubts; seemingly drab, but boy, was I wrong! Upon entering, I was met with an explosion of colors, textures, and designs, and, of course, their resident mascot, "Shane." An amazingly friendly and gentle German Shepard! Make sure you grab a free pamphlet that goes into detail about its rich history. It also has a map to guide you through the area. Just a heads-up, I believe the area is handicapped accessible, but several small steps exist. Young children are allowed, but I recommend close supervision, especially in the gift shop and open-air desert gardens.

Such a quaint little gallery with a bunch of buildings to check out from his ranch. The DeGrazio board graciously allows other artists so show their works for a 2 week period in the same building where DeGrazio painted and slept by the fireplace, it's so awesome... but only during the winter months. The grounds are wonderfully maintained. Just a totally cool place to put on you list to check out!

Pros: Very interesting ancient pottery section, interesting section on basket weaving Cons: Very small, only a portion of the pottery section is dedicated to ancient pottery. I was very excited to visit this, but ended up feeling disappointed and that the $10 entry fee was not worth it. Even though I took my time, I was in and out in less than 1hr. It didn't help that one of their rotating exhibits was closed for rotation out. It would have really helped if they had some kind of notification about this on their website so I would have known to visit at some other time.

One of the great museums to visit in the state, AZ State Museum is situated right at the UA campus in Tucson. I can only imagine how fun this building must have been as a library, back in the day. I would recommend as an escape on a hot day. Nice exhibits, and a few occasional chances to peek 'behind the curtain' when it comes to the work done at a museum.

I only wish it was bigger but it is inexpensive! The museum contains many new and old native American art and pottery. Good place to for a quick walk through. Takes roughly 30 mins to go through the exhibits if you read everything.

University/state research museum features lives and lifestyles of the southwest native Americans. Ten nations depicted in walk through display. Largest collection of native American pottery in the world. Permanent and temporary exhibits. Library available for research. Great gift shop full of arts and crafts. Serious rugs, jewelry, katsinas, books, reference materials. $5 entry fee well worth it. Entry free to gift shop. 17 and under, free. Memberships available offering lots of benefits.

What a great museum! Beautifully designed displays of archeological artifacts. Wonderful maze designed display of local indigenous cultures. Very friendly and informative student docents. Katsinas, basketry, and a large collection of pottery. Handicap accessible.

The campus at UofA is nice to walk around, but considering it is hot as hell that only lasts so long. The museum is a nice respite from the blazing temps. The museum was also a participant in the Blue Star Museum initiative to allow military members access to select museums. Active duty military members need culture and this program provides an avenue for the defenders of our nation. The museum is centered around a maze of hallways depicting all the tribes of native cultures from Arizona extending south. The meticulous detail provided to explain the cultures was above reproach. There were multiple different media presentations about the different tribes. If you like pottery this is the place for you. They have an extensive collection of priceless pottery on display. The many different varieties and handiworks are on display.

We attended a special event on Saturday, Feb. 8th. The employee at the front desk was knowledgeable and kind. This is a great Museum to learn about Native American tribes in the region. Also, the grass and trees outside of the Museum make for a great place for kids to run out their energy!

While on a trip to Tucson we Googled things to do and Golf N Stuff had 4.5 ratings so we had to give it a try. Coming from the Valley and having Castle N Coasters as our similar amusement park, this place was much less of a facility. Prices are the same, but much less to do at Golf N Stuff. Most of the area was run down and needs a renovation. There were several Go Carts not in action and in need of maintenance. The bumper boat pond area was more creative in their design than others I've been on, but that water was nasty and due to the water guns on the boats, I was drenched in some very questionable water. They too could use some new paint jobs. The arcade pricing was much more affordable than others, which was nice for change! We played for 2 rounds of golf to find that they actually mirrored each other for the most part and didn't need to actually play course 1 and 2. It would have been more entertaining had they been drastically different. All the water features around the courses gave a tranquil vibe and that I enjoyed. What got the kids excited was the laser tag, being that the blow up room was something completely different than any laser tag we have ever encountered and the way you take a picture with the guns got them excited. The kids really did enjoy themselves and I think it's great that places like this still exist for kids to have hours of entertainment. I would say it just needs some freshening up and refurbishing to keep it fresh. Thanks for the hours of entertainment.!

Great for family fun with lots to do! Came with my husband specifically for the mini golf and arcade. We did 1 of their 2 mini gold courses, it was pretty fun. Arcade has a lot of good options but some of the games were glitchy and their tickets being put on the card took a long time. They have a snack/beverage counter with some good simple things, their pretzel and icee’s were good.

This is a fun place for the whole family. They had putt putt golf, blow up laser tag, bumper boats, new and old arcade games. They even had an area to feed the ducks and fish near the golf. The arcade games were priced from .25 cents to $1.25. As a millennial, the best games were only .25 & .50 each. We purchased a weekend pass for 2 hours and extra for the arcade. It was more than we needed for the 2-3 hours we were there. The only improvements to make this an even better place is improving its cleanliness. The laser arcade asked us to remove shoes, but the floor was very gritty. And the pool where the boats were was also questionable. And there was also a batting cage for an extra charge per 15 minutes.

Just go!! Maybe you haven’t been to miniature golf in a while, but this place is amazing and so nostalgic. I’ve kept very well and the staff is super friendly and accommodating. Max helped understand what we had signed up to do! He had such a friendly personality! Thanks you so much for the wonderful family night

Went for an evening round of golf and had a good time. The course is a little tired looking in some areas, but is still a lot of fun to play. It can get quite busy, which shows how good it still is despite the age, so be prepared to maybe wait a couple of minutes after a hole. A group of 4 can play one of the two courses in under 2 hours easily. It's good fun for the family. Children under 3 play free. I personally think it's a tad overpriced at $14.75 but it's not unreasonable.

My friend and I enjoyed golf and playing some fun indoor arcade games. I had fun zapping and icing zombies. Lol! I golfed an incredible game of 46. I got two holes in one, in one game. That has never happened before. I was so jazzed! Matt and Vince were very personable, helpful and really wonderful assets to Golf and Stuff. The manager Chris was amazing as well. We had a great time golfing and playing games. I forgot what an oasis the miniature golf grounds are. It presents itself with mature willow trees, fountains, and a river with fish, and cute buildings with old fashioned cottage-like designs...so beautiful. Golfing at Golf n Stuff is really relaxing and is an oasis on the east side of town. I am really happy we chose to spend the day there...it was so much fun, quite the treat and blast! Thank you Matt, Vince and Chris for helping my friend and I have a wonderful day at the beautiful oasis, Golf N Stuff!!

Depending on what you are visiting for this place has some fun to offer for families, or even couples on a date night. We came here for some mini golf, the course could use a little bit of updating on some of the holes as there are big pieces missing out of the front starter pads. I didn't notice much that needed to be updated with the actual small houses and features along the course. We had a good time playing the course and we went at the perfect time as there was no one behind us & only one group quite a ways Infront of us so we were able to take our time and actually enjoy the game. The bumper boats were closed which was fine, the water looked questionable anyways so we probably wouldn't have gone on them. It says they have laser tag, but I didn't see an area where they have it? The arcade games were fun, we ran into one or two that ate our coins but the staff were quick to fix the machines so we had a lot of fun playing a bunch of games before we left. Food wise we didn't get anything so can't comment on that.

Nice free little train museum staffed by friendly, enthusiastic people. Enjoyed my visit and talking about trains in Tucson. The locomotive was impressive.

Great little museum. Very informative and the volunteers are super helpful. I enjoyed learning more about the local area and the boom following the arrival of the railway. Inspired us to add a few more stops on our visit.

Sweet little railway museum driven by enthusiasts! Thank you and keep the museum running. The entry is free of charge but donations are welcome. Great steam locomotive with many levers to pull/push. Great for kids.

Every time my son visits, we make a trip here. Its historic, quaint, the volunteers are wonderful. One of the gentlemen actually operated the train that is on display at Old Tucson Studios.

We recently checked out the Southern Arizona transportation museum, we were only able to hang out for a short time but we are definitely going to check out this place again. I had a great conversation with Paul, he shared some great information about the museum and other places to check out trains. It's a small museum But has a lot of information. I highly recommend this place.

Great little museum! This hidden gem of a museum lies adjacent to the Tucson Amtrak station. Be prepared to see and hear plenty of trains nearby. The museum is run by volunteers and has a wealth of information. Detailing the history of the railroad in Tucson and Arizona, the museum paints a detailed picture of the railroad story. The amount of detail they include in the information signs is incredible. Combining a mix of displays, including interactive and audio, the museum will appeal to visitors of most ages. The life stories of people who worked on the railroad made the visit even more interesting and memorable. Plenty of original parts, clocks, and uniforms to name a few. Parking is good. There are plenty of metered spots right by charging $1 an hour. An hour to an hour and a half is more than enough. They ask for a $5 donation and it's well worth it.

This was an such an incredible gem that we found in Tuscon! If you are even slightly interested in the past, you will love this museum!! It's all about the railroads and the progression of technology such as personal cars, airplanes, and buses that led to the slowing growth of trains in America. My kids loved it! I actually think I didn't spend nearly enough time looking at each of the displays. 👊👍 There was so much information, you could spend hours getting through all of the exhibits. If you've never been here where you simply want something fun to do with your children that is educational, you absolutely must pay this museum a visit! 😁😎

This was such a blast to finally get the chance and go to the Gaslight Theatre! It was so much fun and I immediately recommended to family members that they should absolutely visit. I am so bummed I hadn’t gone earlier. The entertainment is very talented and so funny. I loved this overall experience. I can see why their shows sell so quickly. The seating is intimate as it is compact. You can reserve at a table or you can reserve a seat(s) more towards the front. I sat at a table. The table comes with a little free baggie of popcorn and you are provided with a menu to order from. You get food delivered right to you and you get to enjoy the show. The service was great. Waiters are friendly, quick, and polite. If you haven’t been here I am just saying you are missing out big time!

We went with family to see Phantom of the Opera. These are spoof performances and audience participation is clearly encouraged. Boo at the villains and cheer for the hero. They use popular song across the genres and eras, changing the words slightly to match what is going on in the musical. High action and constant shifts from song to story keep one highly entertained. No problem bringing the kids, there are no innuendos or bad language at all! Eat ahead of time and have drinks, or even more fun, order from the menus and make it dinner and a show. Three of my party had pizza while I had wings and sweet potato waffle fries. My wings came out hot but the fries were less than but tasty.

So much fun! I was not expecting to love every moment of this but my entire group had huge smiles on our faces! The talent was amazing and this is a must have experience

They are so fun and professional at the same. Always willing to go out of the way to make a show. Great job you'll.... all the way from Texas!

Amazing evening‼️ THE MUSIC OF THE CARPENTERS *CHELSEE HICKS* Simply the BEST‼️ Great chocolate shakes and pizza, too‼️

We went and saw Harlie’s Angles. The aftershow was the Wizard of Oz. Both were fantastic. My Wife and I were laughing almost the entire show. We also got a pizza as well. The food and service was awesome. Go by you will not be disappointed. Update 9-7-25 Went by last night to see Phantom of the opera what a great time. We always laugh so much with the cast and their performances. If you haven’t been here, please go by. Got a pizza as always it was so tasty and just the right size. We got a small and fed both of us.

We had an amazing time at the gaslight theater! We saw “Phantom of the Opera”! The actors were so good, their voices were awesome! It was hilarious! We laughed so much. It was very kid friendly, my daughter is autistic and will only eat certain foods so we ordered a pizza and it feed 4 with a couple of pieces left. There was a lot of people, so it was tight but we had a great time!

This is a small but darling art museum, with a few notable classic pieces (a Mary Cassatt!) plus more contemporary art - photography, abstractions, Native American exhibits. A really lovely museum that’s definitely worth a visit.

The Momentos exhibit was really nice, but I found myself taking more pics of the downstairs exhibits since they fit my taste more. The little guide with conversation cards was a fun touch and made us think more about the art. It’s a great spot for a date night, has an awesome gift shop, and is a cool, relaxing place to enjoy art during the summer.

I had a great time at this summer event and found it very enjoyable. The rotating exhibits were especially educational, and the guided tour with its reflective questions about the artists and their work added depth to the experience. I recommend it as a refreshing escape from the heat and a chance to meet new people.

Beautiful building with ice cold AC and a diverse collection of art. The Christian blood cult section was illuminating, for sure. We spent a little over an hour and were able to see the whole museum. 5/5 stars.

Many interesting exhibits that change occasionally great place to take visitors to town Good place to go for a evening date the only disadvantages the parking can be difficult

I was a member of a group and had a wonderful tour. I'll return in the future. A store is included and a restaurant where we enjoyed lunch, drinks and desserts.

Beautiful little museum that contains many varieties of art and art forms. It is laid out in a wide spiral staircase, with each floor displaying different art forms. When you enter, they give you a little map and suggestions for best routes to follow. But you really don't need that as you get the hang of it pretty quickly. A very modern, clean building that is user-friendly. We did the entire museum in about 2 hours or so. Recommended

What a joke. I’m from out of town and haven’t been to Tucson in two years. I decided to do something fun with my niece and nephews to burn off some energy, so I chose this place based on positive reviews and the fact that it looked like an XL version of Jungle Jam. Right away, the parking was a mess (no surprise in a city). The front entrance was poorly maintained, with an overflowing trash can. The line was long, which was fine since I had already completed my waiver before arriving. However, people were cutting in line, and instead of properly staffing the front desk, there was only one person who lacked the communication skills to explain that people weren’t cutting in front of others, but were just being handled as membership priority. That’s unprofessional. If you're going to offer memberships, you either need to implement a digital check-in or properly staff your front desk so that members feel prioritized, while still making sure non-members are treated with the same respect. It’s ridiculous to stand in line for 10 minutes, only to have to wait another 3-5 minutes because a member gets to skip ahead. The front desk staff acted like I should just know about the priority system, which was frustrating. When the second staff member finally appeared, I asked why certain people were allowed to skip the line and cut in front of those who had been waiting. Her response was, “I don’t know what happened, I just got up here.” Really? If managing members first is standard policy, shouldn’t they be trained to handle these situations with professionalism instead of gaslighting the customer? That girl clearly can’t be a leader, and I wouldn’t promote her. Then her coworker, who had been there the whole time, decided to chime in with, “She’s a member, stepped out, signed the waiver, and then came up here, so I’m handling her.” All I asked was why certain people were allowed to cut in line. Your staff is the sole reason why I won’t come back. The front desk staff needs serious training in professionalism and customer service—actual customer service, not the “tolerate” kind they seem to have been taught. If they’re that disgruntled with their jobs, maybe you should find someone willing to do the job and at least show some basic decency toward others. To top it off, the employees were trying to talk about promotions while on the floor, which is completely unprofessional. And the lack of a kitchen at a "venue" like this is ridiculous. For a place that’s supposed to be a family-friendly destination, not having food options available based on anticipated guests is a huge oversight. All of these issues combined made for a completely disappointing experience.

My kids love coming here. The facility is always spotless, and the staff goes above and beyond to make sure every child has a great experience. Shoutout to Brady for the fast and friendly service at The Fountain, he was fantastic. Highly recommend Wild Katz for families looking for a clean, fun, and well-run play space.

best place for kids to have fun. Eat and play very clean. and friendly employees my kids love it here.

My child really enjoyed this play area. The admission was not expensive and the place was clean

We absolutely love coming here! What a great place for kids to enjoy when it’s just too hot to be outside.

Amazing place to cool down and have fun, also to escape these rainy days recently! all the staff up front in the food area’s is so helpful as well! my grandchildren enjoy wildkatz you can’t beat their pizza!

I have brought my son here several times, including his birthday. I love how safe it is and that they separate areas by age. It felt that this was a great, safe, and fun place for my two year old to play. The staff is extremely helpful and friendly as well. I highly recommend this location for birthdays.

We recently visited Get Air Trampoline Park in Tucson and unfortunately left feeling underwhelmed and disappointed. While the park has a lot of space and potential, it really fell short in terms of value and upkeep. The facility feels quite dark and uninviting, and aside from a large open area with basic trampolines, there isn’t much else to do. There are a few small foam pit features like a swing, a ladder climb, and a trampoline jump, but those were the only highlights. The small playground area was in poor condition, with ripped netting both on the structure itself and on the divider between the toddler area and the main trampoline zone. The air exhibit that’s supposed to blow balls was broken during our visit, and the dodgeball area had only a few balls available, making it barely functional. We paid $50 for two kids and honestly didn’t feel like we got our money’s worth. The experience was bare-bones and lacked the engaging variety we expected. With a little maintenance and a more thoughtful layout or additional features, this place could really shine—but as it stands, it needs a lot of improvement In comparison to the many other Get Air locations we have visited in different cities.

I was happy that it wasn't overly hot. I was worried about that from previous reviews. We went for my son's birthday. I didn't jump for healthy reasons, but everyone that did really enjoyed themselves. It is a great place to take kids, especially energetic ones like mine. I was also happy there were enough places for me to sit and watch them play.

It wasn't nearly as busy for a Friday evening than we had expected. It was extremely nice being able to let our 3 boys run around for a couple hours before going to bed. It was great and so quiet.

I went for my nephew's birthday party. It's really fun for all ages. We all had a blast. There's trampolines, foam pits and ninja warrior and they also have trampolines for the little kids. The hostess was really nice and had everything set up and very helpful. You have to sign a waiver even if you're not jumping. I would totally recommend this for birthday parties.

ridiculous. very overpriced and you dont get much for the price you are paying. we spent around 400 for a full party experience(pizzas drinks and “ice cream”) Medium pizzas from dominoes were left on the party table that we set up ourselves, one 2 liter of off brand coca cola and one container of fruit punch, and the cheapest popsicles money can buy were laid out on the table, not chilled on ice or anything to keep from melting. we assumed ice cream meant dipping dots that they have at get air. all around this was a big disappointment. besides these issues, the place was pretty unkept and out of date, with the play area falling apart and ripped foam squares. employees did not look happy to be there and we cleaned up everything ourselves .for $400 no thanks. honestly save your money and go literally anywhere else.

Paid to host a party and manager on duty was completely disrespectful.!!! Changed my package that was paid for because not everyone showed up!! When issue was brought to her attention she argued about it!! Greatly appreciate our host. She was very attentive and kind!!

Quite simple trampoline park, but the kids had a great time and it wasn't too busy on the weekday during the school year. Only marking down 1 star because of how run down most of the attractions were in the park. Some of the mesh separating the sections had very large holes and my little ones could fit in between them

My daughter and I did a sunset horseback ride. First, the communication before the was great. Corrie was wonderful. Second, Tanner our guide/cowboy was super informative and would stop and take pics of us. Lastly, God’s handy work was so breathtaking. This is difficult to capture in a photo. I highly recommend Houston’s Horseback Riding!! Perfect experience!!

What a wonderful experience! Our guides Joanne and Stephanie were exceptional. I am so glad we chose Houston Horseback Riding! Our ride was Friday, January 10, 2025.

Houston's Horseback Riding took me on a wonderful ride through the Saguaro National Park! I learned so much about the cacti and wildlife from our wrangler Laura, all while gently riding a calm horse named ToSeeMe (To See Me Run). Beautiful scenery and all in our group, including a six-year-old had a peaceful ride. I can't wait to come back and ride again! Bobbi greeted us like one of the family, which is rare for the owner to take the time out of her busy day. Highly recommend!

Excellent place to get a good view on horseback. My fiance and I went on a group ride. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. If I were to do it again, I would do a solo ride just for a faster pace. Definitely have closed toe shoes and pants. Wouldn't recommend this for people of higher age unless you have ridden before. Family-friendly. Don't hesitate to book with them. 5 ⭐️

Had an excellent time doing a trail ride here! The owner, staff and volunteers made it such a pleasant experience. Even as complete beginners, my SO and I felt comfortable and in good hands the whole time. I would absolutely recommend coming here!

Absolutely excellent experience. Bobbi was an amazing tour guide. Horses were in great shape and easy to ride. Wonderful facility and a tour through Saguaro East made for beautiful scenery. Bobbi explained some of the local flora and fauna as the rise progressed. We both had a wonderful time on the ride. Would recommend to anyone looking to ride in the Tucson area.

Houston's was by far the best trail riding experience my wife and I have ever been a part of. Bobbi, the owner was awesome!!! She was very nice, informative, thorough and was an all around nice lady to be around. There were two employees that went out with my wife and I and they were Lori and Christine. Sorry ladies if I spelled your names wrong. They were absolutely amazing! They were full of knowledge about Houston's and about everything to do with the local desert. If my wife and I find ourselves in Tucson again, there is a 100% chance we will be booking a ride with Houston's. We did the sunset private ride, so it was a little more personable but I would highly recommend them even if you can't do the private ride. Everything was great about them!! ~"Randy" aka Nick Green P.s. they have great hats if you are a hat person!!!

Our visit was great. Our Granddaughter loved looking at the displays and we bought some great items. We noticed the excellent wrapping the store provided.

I've lived on Maui for 20 years and you wouldn't believe how difficult it is to have things sent to Maui. I came across Mildred and Dildred and all my prayers were answered. I wanted a gift for my P.A. who had a baby girl They had everything that I wanted in stock. Autumn was patient, pleasant and helpful. Shipping to Maui was quite reasonable. Seeing all the fun things on their website made me wish I were a young mother again.

Usually we love this place for the jelly cats and come in pretty often but kinda disappointed in this trip. Low stock which is understandable but would love to see more jelly cats options since they have new releases and a younger girl wearing brown converse and a grey jacket was very rude. My autistic son needed to use the restroom and she acted like we were bothering her when we asked for the key. Didn’t talk to us otherwise since she was on her phone or chatting at the counter with other staff. Other staff was nice and smiled often as they were restocking or organizing.

Super friendly staff. They have all kinds of toys for all ages. The clock selection is super cute and their book collection is wonderfully curated. They also have a pretty big YA section!!

My favorite toy store in Tucson! Mildred and Dildred had exactly what I was looking for, some small items to hand out as prizes for our backyard Olympics. Their selection of toys is awesome, and the quality is great. Friendly team to help answer questions and to help you find exactly what you need. Great place!

Meaningful toys and gifts you wouldn't find at chain stores. My favorite sections were the toddler plus books in Spanish and the Princess dresses.

A small but varied toy store with plenty of books in the back areas. We walked away with a die cast truck my son loved.

First time rock climber and we had a lot of fun! Luke, our instructor was amazing. He was clear and concise with his instructions, but also made it fun for the kids. The area was clean and everyone was friendly. Definitely going back.

I just want to point out some of the sketchiness of the waiver that this community signs. Rocks and ropes can not be sued even if they don't, say maintain their equipment or forget to bolt some of the devices or holds to the wall. They can't be sued if they don't maintain their stuff and it results in someone getting hurt. I can see not being accountable for people getting hurt but not being accountable because your negligent is sketchy. We sign agreements in every aspect of our lives, from Facebook to the climbing gym where we waive our rights. My question is Should a climbing gym be accountable to maintain its equipment, in a sport where a persons life depends on that equipment? Is there some injustice that we must absolve all these companies from responsibility to keep us safe?

Been climbing here and the bloc for over a year now, love these places but- evenings(even after 3-4pm) at rocks and ropes are beyond packed, the experience is chaotic and unpleasant which is unfortunate for those who only have time to climb after work. Hopefully there are plans to expand and grow because demand is clearly exceeding the limited space

This place is fantastic. While it can be a little pricy, there is days for student and military discounts, and the first-timer package is cheaper on Wednesday too. Other than that, it has everything you'll need to get a good climb in, with really challenging routes, as well as easier ones. This Is a great place to work out or just have fun. They have multiple bouldering areas, tonns of walls, and a great time to be had.

My daughter and I worked out here extensively 5 years ago and loved the place. We've recently started climbing again and Rocks and Ropes is still wonderful. Friendly staff, good training, friendly atmosphere and constantly changing routes. There are always a good number of routes for all abilities. 09/2023 Update: still a special place for good workouts, pushing your limits, and good family time. I recommend this place for anyone interested in climbing: young, old, male, female, other. Great atmosphere!

My wife and I are from out of state and went here on a rainy day last week. Luke at the counter took us through the new person orientation and it was very professional, complete, and unhurried. He also checked back in with us later in the day to see if any new questions had come up. Great customer service! Compared to other gyms we have been to, this one had more moderate routes(5.10 and under) than the others which was much appreciated by the two of us. The facility was quite clean and not at all crowded when we were there. All in all I would give this facility two big thumbs up and would definitely consider a membership here if we lived in the area.

The staff were really friendly. Patrons we're just polite and cordial.

My kiddos had fun but my littlest one already runs hot, so 78 degrees for a play space is not ideal as me and my little one felt too hot. Seems like a cool/ fun place for the open play, but I'd probably send someone else to take the kids as the temperature was just unpleasant for me.

I had such a fun time. I definitely recommend that you take your kid here. It is like so much fun like you could do so many things on my parents night maybe I always have had a fun time at play performance. I totally recommend based on your kid up for open gym, all of the coaches are like the nicest people I’ve ever met. It’s like really cool. It’s really fun like no one‘s mean I would say I don’t think I’ve ever met somebody who’s mean at play performance so I totally recommend you that you do camps, parkour and open gym other than that yeah I had such a fun time.

This place is amazing! We hosted our 3yr old’s birthday here and it was the best possible experience, far exceeding our hopes. We went to check them out a few weeks ago to understand the spot, and really liked the team and the space (it’s massive). #protip prebook only for their activities because it was sold out when we showed up so we’re grateful to have done so. Party was excellent, they have a fridge and freezer. The eating and lobby space is huge and they encouraged us to decorate. Our party had 3 coaches and so kids were engaged if they needs it. The lobby also had Lego and quiet space for those that needed a break. The rooms had various awesome activities and with 12 total kiddos it was wonderful. Coaches helped with anything we asked. I cannot thank the team enough for making a special day extra special with their attention to detail and care in execution.

Incredible people dedicated to bringing joy into people's life. How can you go wrong? The owners truly have a mission because of their personal experience, it is more than a business to them. Every person I have met on their staff, has been warm and welcoming. They talk to everyone, even the children, with personal attention and respect. It is not just lipservice, they truly care, and it is just such a fun and upbeat place to be. Their facilities scream for you to come in and enjoy yourself. It is incredibly clean, especially for a place where many people congregate to play and sweat. It is open, airy, bright, and noticeably clean. I love playformance, I am so happy we found this place.

Pretty cool place! Went to a birthday party here, and they were all about making sure the kids had fun with playing. The premise is based on a parkour-style indoor playground or gym. For the party, the kids were pretty much given free-rein of the gym. I could definitely see how some kids could be easily hurt if they weren’t playing attention to their surroundings. But my daughter had a lot of fun. They tried to play hide-n-seek as a group, but that quickly fizzled out to kids just running amuck. The facility is in a neat downtown brick building and parking was relatively easy, with a designated lot.

This place rocks! We recently signed our daughter up for a half-day parkour competition. She was not part of their classes or leagues but she was welcomed like she was family. The coaches were phenomenal. They are encouraging, passionate, and dedicated to ensuring a fun and successful experience for kids. We will be back!

This space is amAZing and the staff are above and beyond capable, friendly, flowing and FUN! We came for a class party and we definitely will be back for more...thank you for keeping it clean, aware, informed and real Playformance! You can truly feel the difference in this caring community space.

Great place to take your kids and learn about science. Lots of things to touch and feel. They have a tiny aquarium and really great staff who are smart with lots of knowledge. It’s air conditioned and they have clean bathrooms! The food is amazing we had hard candy with ants and a freeze dried ice cream bar both equally delicious!

The University of Arizona is an awesome school with a beautiful campus. I visited with my older brother during a tour, and everyone was super welcoming. The buildings are nice and modern, but there are also cool old ones with history. There are tons of clubs, sports, and activities for students. The library is huge and has lots of places to study. The weather in Tucson is usually sunny, which is a bonus. Everyone we met—from students to staff—was helpful and friendly. My brother loves it here, and I’m thinking about applying too. It seems like a great place to learn and grow. Go Wildcats!

This Campus is Beautiful 😍 the staff is so nice and the overall feel is such a delight. Easy to get around and meet people. Handicap parking all over campus and tons of shade from the beautiful trees. Make sure to make it to a Wildcats game too.

Beautiful campus and really friendly people. It was massive and the amenities were really nice. I actually needed to make copies of certain documents I had on hand and happened to walk by one of the fax machines. I was surprised it didn’t have any restrictions to it and I was just able to make copies of the files I had. Talk about serendipitous!

Always a pleasure to spend time on the UAz campus! From its beautiful, relaxing landscape, to the sublime mix of historic and modern-day architecture, combined with the energy of another new "crop" of young (and older!) learners, UAz is always a wonderful place to visit, and a GREAT place for your post-secondary studies! During the week, there's a buzz of students making their way to class, some finding a shady bench or a perfect spot on the grass mall to study, enjoy lunch (or both) between classes. Weekends are a little quieter on campus, but you might still find groups of young people playing a pick-up game of football or frisbee. I recall my years there as a student with fondness, and appreciation for all the academic opportunities afforded me while I was a student in the College of Education. I continue to enjoy returning there for athletic events, Homecoming, and a variety of other academic/ career & social events. I'm a "WILDCAT FOR LIFE"!!

Refurbished stadium is looking better and better and it doesn't hurt that the football team is off to a great start!

Driving on campus requires extra patience during the day but I was able to get where I needed while the students also got safely where they needed to be

We love food and service. Needs a bit of maintenance. But never disappoints. Our Sunday bar waitress is so attentive and remembers how we like our drinks. It's comfort food and good service what keeps bringing us back.

I have no words for how good this place is! Brooke our server was absolutely fantastic. The food was amazing. The views were amazing. I highly recommend this place!!!. We live about 45min to an hour from this place and it is so worth the drive. We will definitely be back!!

Disappointed doesn’t even cover it. This place is seriously overpriced for what turned out to be bland, forgettable food. The cornbread came out cold—because nothing says “welcome” like stale and sad. The vibe wasn’t any better: the place looked dingy, the floors looked like they hadn’t seen a mop in days, and we waited way too long just to be acknowledged by the staff. For the price, I expected something to stand out—instead, I left wondering how this place is still open. Definitely not coming back.

Been wanting to try this place for years and finally got around to it. And it didn't disappoint. Always has good reviews!! My kid had the Mac n cheese and he totally approved. It was delicious. So were the fries!! I havmd the daily special, the vampire Birria tacos. They were so yummy. And with consume and rice and beans!! I was full! Good beer selection too!! Totally coming back!!!

Overall, the food was decent, not great. My wife and I went for dinner on a Saturday night. The atmosphere and location is picturesque and the service was excellent. The food tastes pretty bland, nothing overly exciting. Also ordered the beer flight which is four 4oz beers.

Saguaro Corners has been on my list for a while, and this weekend was the perfect excuse to finally make the escape—from the Fentanyl zombies shitting in the streets to the clean air and peace up north. The weather was perfect, the vibe out here is pure white utopia. Even the dishwasher looked like he walked straight out of a Scandinavian ski lodge. The place delivers on atmosphere, no doubt. Great beer selection, solid service, and that older interbreeder crowd chilling outside gave it a mellow, sun-drenched kind of charm. I’ll definitely be back for the ambiance, drinks, and that hit of "everything’s alright" you get sitting under the desert sky. But let’s talk about the food—specifically that $17 Reuben. I measured the thing: 6 inches by 2 inches. Then they cut it 1/2 with no shame .. That’s not a sandwich, that’s a damn canapé. And the meat? A stingy, teasing little layer like someone in the kitchen was told to stretch a single brisket across a week’s worth of orders. You can’t serve that and call it a Reuben. Call it what it is—a $9 appetizer dressed up to disappoint. Total shame. I left knowing I’d be hungry again in an hour. So yeah, come for the vibe, come for the drinks, just don’t come expecting to leave full if ya get the $17 Reaben 👍🏻

Fun Dog Friendly place to meet up with friends We almost always sit outside I am still exploring the menu Lots of beverage choices too Great place on east side of town

What a great spot! Very kind and quick service. The chips and salsa/pico they bring out at the beginning are really good. The veggie fajitas are so much food, I’m not a quitter but I had to take some home as left overs I was so full. Of course not too full for dessert which was also awesome. Nice hefty marg to top it all off? And I love the open concept kitchen. Definitely recommend this spot

It's been years since I've been there, and we went recently for a quick lunch. The chips and salsa are to die for, our micheladas were delicious, in very large glasses and the shrimp dish we ordered did not disappoint. It was cooked too perfection. Our server was very attentive and was there when we needed her. The only negative was the woman sitting next to us on the bar, FaceTiming loudly with her whole family... When will people understand that no one wants to hear them talk on speaker phone when sitting in a bar? But that's just rude people...

This is not somewhere your going to get good Mexican food drive to kolb and get better food and service at Guadalajara Mexican grill I ordered these nachos and they where nasty hardly any meat and as you see all cheese this was so nasty was like a pound of cheese no taste at all not worth coming here at all!!! Middle picture is all the cheese I took off and the last picture of the chips as you see no meat very very disappointing

I will definitely return to this beautiful environment and excellent food! Wow I didn’t take pictures because I was very hungry from fasting and just didn’t have time. I had the chicken enchiladas with rice and beans omg wow the mole enchiladas were so delicious and the tortillas taste homemade. I rate the service, atmosphere and food quality a 10! 💯

We hadn’t been to La Parrilla Suiza in years, but when we got there, I knew exactly what I wanted, what I always order. I got the chicken alambre tacos with cheese. They were as good as always!

Ordered the table grills of cheese and chicken, bacon, onion and peppers. Very good, but no spoon to serve it to yourself. Everyone had to use their own silverware to dish it on to their plates.

Wayyyyyyyyy better than the one that was closed on Grant! Love it ! Came in with a big croud for a family event! Came in separately than others but there was plenty of space for v the kiddos to doing what they do and still be able to talk !

I am a very big fan of museums and an even bigger fan of history, so this spot is right up my alley. Having been multiple times in the last few years, I have enjoyed the various exhibits to explore each time. There is a good balance of text to objects & images (though there is quite a bit of reading to do throughout the exhibits). The historical society does a great job of branching out to various topics of AZ history, though the mining exhibit notably stands out. The exhibits are kid-friendly for the most part, though some spots can get wordy. I would like to see more touch-interactive spaces; even just flaps over the answers to true/false questions would be a great start. Overall, I would highly recommend taking multiple trips to focus on specific histories, though this is a great place to take it all in without getting overwhelmed as well.

Hello Arizona! Look at your history. I came here by accident while on my whirlwind tour of Blue Star Museums. Thankfully this awesome museum of massive historical proportions was a participating member. Thank you for this amazing program to expose military members to the arts. There were many exhibits detailing the state of Arizona. I also learned about the Studebaker car named after Arizona Sheriffs. Something I did not know. The exhibits cater to adults as much as children. Many items on view were relevant to the great state history. There were also many activities for kids to participate in to include a mine recreation, and historical play areas. I would recommend this museum for all ages to experience a trip back into the history of Arizona.

Very nice museum displaying history of the area's past.

This was a very pleasant visit. The exhibits were quite professional and enjoyable. The Historical Society has another museum in Phoenix which is even better. Nonetheless, don't blow this one off.

With a brochure in hand, I found my way to the Arizona History Museum. I was impressed, it was more than expected. If I were to highlight my favorite area, it was the mining section. Something for everyone. Two 👍👍 and a round of applause 🙌

Anybody who has an interest in US history like I do should come and visit the Arizona History Museum and learn about the role of Arizona the foundation and securing of Arizona as a part of the United States although there are sad parts the imprisonment of Geronimo and Native American tribes the internment of Americans of Japanese descent they have all played a role in the tapestry of our country. Fascinating exhibit on how mining; gold silver other minerals played in the creation of Arizona

My wife and I decided to visit this place having a few hours to spare in Tucson before coming back home. I'm so glad that we chose to come here and no where else, this museum is incredible and I have so much respect for all the work they put into this place. I love the displays of personal items belonging to some historical figures and their stories above it. I wish I could have read everything including all the stories but it would take an entire day to do that! Guess that means I'll have to come back a few more times in the future. The mining section was jaw dropping, loved the restored Studebaker, everything was incredibly interesting and a trip back in time to see our state history ❤️ Highly recommend this place to anyone in the area.

Nice walking path, great place to spot birds. We frequented often during Covid to get outside!

It was a beautiful place for a picnic and walk. We saw lots of birds and the trail was super easy and short. The educational signs were a wonderful addition.

I like to call this my little slice of Louisiana in Tucson. It's easy to forget you're in a desert when you're here, it's so GREEN! I love spending time here!

Beautiful place to sit and enjoy the silence along with nature sounds. Lots of critters to watch as well.

Yes, this place exists in Tucson! And yes, it’s this beautiful all year long!!

Wow this place is a breath of fresh air in the desert! So much lush green vegetation and more water than you’ll see in most areas of Tucson. Lots of different types of birds here. Trails are way to navigate. You can work your way all around the area and back to the entrance. Definitely a must!

Best variety of birds in Tucson area. Easy trails. You can see great birds (wg shorebirds) from up close . We also saw our first bobcat (which ignored us).

New spot for coffees, adult beverages, and soda. An array of foods your heart and mouth desire. Ordered Birria Ramen & Birria Tots. Portions are beyond skimpy, we were full all day till next. Hebrews coffee is on the corner, the Pumpkin Spice Horchata Latte was on point! Both adults and children will find what they prefer, highly recommend this gem.

This place is like a food court. Many different vendors. Monster Sonoran Hot Dogs Cheesy Taco: It reminds me of a Birra taco but with a lot of cheese. It was delicious with a nice crunch. Only complaint is it was the size of a street taco. Monster Nachos: It is Doritios Loco Nachos with carnitas. The carnitas has a great flavor. The nachos cheese sauce is spicy. My favorite dish is nachos and I wouldn't order it again. Monster rolls: They had a great crunch. It was the same ingredients as a birra taco but like a egg roll. It tasted good. Walter's Gourmet Pizzeria Garlic knots: It wasn't what I expected. It had a light buttery garlic flavor but the texture of the bread didn't feel right. Buffalo Wings: They were hot. The ranch that came with it was really good. Chicken fell off the bone. Pizza: Not sure what the wife ordered but it had cheese, bacon, sausage, ham, and bacon. It was good and surprisingly it has a slight crunch like a thin crust pizza. Loved it.

Very cool place to eat. There's something for everyone. My Co worker recommended this place and she has the Ramen from one restaurant while I had a gyro from another. I will visit again.

Love this place! Went there for the first time last night and will be back :-) we had the Greek food and it was amazing! Very homemade and very delicious!

I just had knee surgery so having a couch that I could prop my leg up on while we ate was the best experience I could ask for! The food was delicious also. Will very likely be back. I'm surprised we haven't stopped in sooner.

Great place for people who want to eat different food at the same place. It's very lively and can be loud, but also depends on where you're sitting. I would visit again and try different food.

I was brought here by my coworkers for my birthday, and we also came back a few days later. We definitely came back because the food options are great, the food is delicious (from the different vendors), and the atmosphere is super cool; lights not bright, people all over feeling easy, having fun and great conversations with the coworkers without the need of raising our voices, and more. The sushi is amazing, and the food from Kitchen 86 is very good. Definitely will come back more times in the future.

Super cute! Thought it would be bigger had a 4yo, 1 1/2 year old, 1 year old and 4m old. The 3 younger ones were in a wagon. We fit in there but it wasn’t needed. Not a ton of walking so it’s ideal for little ones. Little play area was fun. The ride on train was down:( but I guess that means we have to go back again 😂 employees all friendly

Included are elaborate displays with Town settings. Typical Street scenes Bridges and elevations. The train models range from the small to the large . The elaborate displays are created by the volunteers. Many with push buttons that children enjoy activating the street scenes. The $5 entrance donation is a small price for several hours of enjoyment.

Best time with my son. The club members are very respectful and love talk about trains with the youth

This place is really cool and fun. The only thing is that most of the train tracks are elevated, making it hard for little kids (who I would think is the main audience for this venue) to see. But tons of really cool displays with working lights and sounds and buttons so that people can operate the different parts. Odd hours (only open once a month or something) but worth a visit if you're into trains or have a little one who is. I even learned that they have a scavenger hunt which would be fun for the grown ups while the kids are captivated by the trains.

Amazing spot for model train enthusiasts or not, there is fun to be had for anyone. They have a model for each size train, some are even interactive! Everyone should take some time to come enjoy the trains, and the love put into the place.

We've been to model train museums across the country and this is hands down our favorite! The volunteers are truly passionate about their toy trains and share that passion with every visitor! There are buttons to press, trains to follow and history to be learned! Most of the trains running the tracks have a story to tell, from where they came from to who ran them first. Outside you'll find a small train that will take you through a little western town and chug around the track a couple times making it a complete day for kiddos of all ages. You're also able to operate the larger model trains outside which was my personal favorite! Very highly recommend a visit to this museum whether you are a train enthusiast or not, you'll more than likely leave as one if you're not already!! We visited the museum in November 2023.

Toot! Toot! On Aboard! 🚂 I had an absolutely spectacular experience. Fun beyond measure. My inner child was in full effect! I would suggest this activity for the whole family. May you have as much fun as We did. 🚞 💗

What a great place! Iconic Tucson signs like No-Tel Motel, a giant vintage Arby's sign and a glass bending demonstration. Lots of memorabilia and fun stuff to take in, including a small antique TV with an I Love Lucy show playing.

What a fabulous place to visit! Full showrooms of memorabilia, signage, and history of Tucson. The glass bending demo was our absolute favorite - especially the glass straw from Chuck, that we had just witnessed being heated and shaped. A wonderful place to spend a couple hours on a hot day!

A fun local attraction with a friendly staff. The history of the signs is fun to read about. I hope they eventually expand on the outdoor display and make it available to visit while it's dark out so you can see the outdoor signs lit up. They offer a neon sign bending class which I haven't taken but I think it sounds really cool and might try taking at some point in the future. There's also some neat souvenirs to be found in the gift shop.

The Ignite Sign Art Museum is a treasure trove of Tucson history and Americana, hidden in an industrial district in south Tucson. We had a guided tour which greatly enhanced our experience. It’s an ongoing operation, so you see a few restorations in progress. More than worth the effort and time.

Don’t be fooled by the location. This is an excellent spot to go on a date or take your (pre)teenage kids for an afternoon. It’s an insightful person if they have a glass be during demonstration

Wow! This place is off the charts!! It was such a pleasure to talk with Monica about the museum, the signs and the history! The museum is carefully planned and laid out. You get to see and learn so much!

This is a beautiful place to see the neon lights of yesterday year. Those who enjoy photography will especially like it. The demonstrations of making the neon lights are fascinating, and the history behind many the sides will leave you intrigued.

Good food. Friendly service. What more can you ask for.

House Lo Mein + Egg Flower Soup 1x (L13) Beef Broccoli + Fried Rice + Egg Flower Soup For the Lunch special , it was so good.

My review is solely based on the food. This is my favorite place for Chinese. The flavors are balanced and delicious. Super addictive flavors but no msg. Two main dishes make about four meals, so the amount of food you get is worth your money. And every bite has all the flavors. Not too salty or thick, fake cornstarch sauces. I would recommend this food for takeaway and delivery through third-party delivery.

Our food served after 1pm was not fresh. It looked and tasted warmed up. My friend could not eat hers and asked for a refund. Several attempts were made to talk her into another order and saying they could not refund. She continued to assert her dissatisfaction and requested they call the owner. They finally relented and took her order off the bill. The surroundings are pleasant and we were the only patrons during this after lunch lull time. Highly doubtful we will give it a second chance.

An absolutely mouth-watering Chinese restaurant! Staff was exceptionally friendly and food was excellent! We shared a sizzling beef with vegetable plate with won ton soup and egg rolls. Delicious! The meal was gently seasoned; not too much spice nor not enough.

Great staff! Ordered takeout and WOW, great flavor across the board, we each ordered something different and we were all 100% satisfied with our choices! Worth the drive from northeast side! Will definitely be ordering again. We do Chinese once a month and we feel like we have a new fave place.

We haven't been here since the middle of covid. They are BACK! No more styrofoam. Big portions, our food came really fast even though several people all came in at the same time. The staff was very attentive, and we are glad to be return customers. Good egg rolls too! Good food, they give you enough for leftovers which is rare these days. Super pleasant staff.

GET THE IMPROV BUG! I started classes back in 2022 and have fallen into this lovely family of improvisers. There are all kinds of fun things to do there for all levels of commitment. There's a free/donation drop-in class every Monday (no experience), hour-long shows every Friday and Saturday night, one-class workshops, online drop-in classes and viewing, six- and eight-week courses... Come poke around and see if you love it!

I had the pleasure of going to unscrewed theater several times during the month of August. I took family and friends of all ages, and it was a very fun experience for all of us. We enjoyed the uniqueness of the performances and the Performers were all very fun, friendly and entertaining. I would highly recommend treating yourself to a night of improv at unscrewed theater. You won’t regret it!

This wonderful talented group came to our Singles Conference when the theater got sold out to a private group the night we were supposed to see them. They put on a very entertaining and funny show.

I went to a walk in class one Monday and never looked back. Improv comedy has made me happier and healthier emotionally. I've made some of the most interesting friends of my life here and am eternally grateful to be a part of this community. No two shows are ever the same!

Enjoying the 10 th Anniversary show. Huge cast made me laugh. Just saw the musical improve by From The Top. Lively show. Many versions of great comedy. Shows are only $10.00 They run classes. The Improve shows on Friday and Sat night are at 7:30 and family friendly. Other shows - check.

I’ve been taking classes, volunteering and performing at unscrewed theater for over two years. I came for fun, because of synchronicity and to try something new. I stayed also for fun… and to continue to diminish perfectionistic qualities, work with a team to create an ephemeral thing of beauty, and generally make the world a better place through becoming more enlivened and sharing it out loud. Oh and did I mention that the skills learned in improv are helpful in all my relationships and work situations. 🦋 There are very experienced improvisers there who consistently produce good fun shows. There are a variety of types of shows in addition to the main house teams short form shows; musical, comic book based, a game show and others!

Unscrewed Theater is a vital part of the southern Arizona arts community and the broader Tucson culture. The Theater is a great place to attend very entertaining improv shows. It’s improv teams brings their audiences laughter and joy. Basic and advanced improv classes are taught by exceptionally talented and experienced actors. Learning the skills of improvisational acting help all of us throughout our personal and professional lives!

Super easy ride on the beginner Bunny trail. We'll maintained and has goofy bunny rabbit toys, signs, etc along the way. Made it easy to navigate for a 1st timer! They also have a bike repair stand and this is all next to a well maintained Harrison Greenway linear path. Enjoyed my visit and will be back for sure. No bathrooms is the only reason they scored 4 of 5 stars.

Several mountain bike trails laid out in loops. You can find a map via Google, and I recommend printing one to take along. Most trails are easy but may be best for riders with at least basic skills. I did the combined loops in about 2 hrs. You can choose which loops you wish to ride to fill your ride time. All in all it's fun, but won't challenge experienced riders. Great for semi-beginners and intermediate riders.

This place is a great place to ride. The North side entrance for advanced beginners and intermediates. The South entrance for beginners. Lots of distance and terrain variations. Trails in good condition with a few loose rocks here and there. My only complaint is there needs to be more signage at intersections. Too easy to make a wrong turn unless you have navigation.

Awesome mountain biking trails, well marked, well maintained. Lone cactus trail is awesome. Bunny is good for novices.

Great relaxing ride. I started with the easiest trail and it was sheer fun. Perfect if your looking for an hour to three on a trail. Bunny loop is great for an hour or add in Bunny’s Revenge and Snake if you want to spend two hours. Add in the rest as you wish. It is close to civilization but you feel as if you are truly far out in the desert at times. While it is rated beginner by most, be aware there are some sandy spots and lots of curves. Don’t fret if you’re new to riding in the desert and don’t see landmarks as there are a number of exits along the trail. Nice that it is a one way loop and a dedicated bike trail. Desert tires or tire treatment is a must. Many thanks to those who help maintain the trail.

This is one of my favorite in Tucson. the Bunny trail is an easy flat 9 miles single trail on which you can practice speed or learn to mountain bike. The Lone Cactus trail with its side trails is over 10 mile and a fun ups and down single track. It has a lot of variety. The trails are well maintained.

This is the Irvington (north) trail head entrance. It was my first time here. The trails are awesome and depending on where you go provide something for everyone. I was not able to ride most of it in an hour and a half, but did make a point to ride on both the north and south sides. The south side is generally flatter with fast and flowing trails that tend to be smoother. The north side has a bit of that and a bunch of technically challanging trails that go in and out of washes to provide a good mix of up and down. Most trails are one direction to allow faster speeds without worrying about running into someone going the opposite direction. Over all this is a great place to ride regardless of your skill level. Bring plenty of water and stay hydrated.

I went to Valley of the Moon for their autumn show. The plays are entirely operated on a volunteer basis, and people of all ages and abilities are encouraged to audition and participate. I knew to expect an outdoor theater performance which was lead as a walking tour by some of the main characters. Alternate paths were offered in places where the terrain was more challenging and guides were helpful in keeping our group together. It was a fun time and I enjoyed watching how the story of the play interacted with all the natural and man-made features of Valley. I did purchase tickets in advance so I was guaranteed a time slot, because I know sometimes tours sell out. The cast and volunteers pointed out other activities and events hosted at Valley which is a great way to learn more about the this Tucson landmark, which has been up and running for 100 years now! Please consider going by for one of their shows, events, or for one of their historical tours. A sense of whimsy and magic always adds to the fun here!

Had a Great time here for Grandparents day! Beautiful place fun crafts

Fun place. Visited for a special Halloween event at night and it was very festive.

This is an authentic home of fairies and trolls. Whether you are 4 or 40 it has magic for all ages! love the theatre and all their positive vibes for the future!

What a beautiful experience. I opened a door, passed through a curtain and a too a look in a window to find construction and cleaning supplies, that was the only down side that the groundskeeper doesn't do a better job of preserving the other worldly vision. Besides that the whole experience was very pleasant! Lots of family and laughing happy children! Even think I caught a glimpse of a fairy or two!

I like it. It's a fun atmosphere. You do have to take into account how long it's been there. I went on 1st Saturday free night, I look forward to going for other events.

Interesting place to walk around. They have shows twice a year. Other than that it is an interesting little park.

Overall please with my experience. My children have Kennedy middle school aftercare program and seem to like it. My only complaint is the gym hours could be extended. The Jacuzzi needs a good sanitation and needs to be a lot hotter. The sauna should be much more hot in temperature. The steam room needs to be sanitized and rules need to be enforced. People need to shower and not wear stinky gym clothes into the steam room And believe that for the cost of the membership these changes should be easy to fix.

Parents… pay attention to who’s transporting your children. These days I’d honestly audit drivers who transport my children with video. I don’t support the idea of older drivers on the road. I’m a fleet manager myself and due to insurance reasons we can’t chance having older drivers and this is a perfect example. Everyone is sue happy these days and this guy is either going to trigger a road rage shoot out or crash and kids will be hurt and JCC will be sued. You have no idea this shuttle transports kids. I have video before the incident where this guy has both hands on the wheel AND STILL all over the road. This guy is a lawsuit waiting to happen. The staff when I reported it were nothing but amazing and compassionate. But when it comes down to it this road hazard came from JCC onboarding. I HIGHLY Recommend JCC to install systems like Samsara and do thorough paperwork so in court you can prove you put a road worthy, trained personnel on the road so responsibility is limited to JCC. I hope I don’t see this gentleman on the roadway again because if he causes an issue down the line I’ll sit in another legal disposition against this driver with a now recorded event.

It is a wonderful place. My only issue is that fitness class providers are way too forceful. Some attendees are very fit, I am fit as well but I got hurt in every class I went, they start hard and no stretching, some of them actually go pretty crazy with the speed. I resorted to go to acqua fit, but the lady that was on Tuesday was the very same one that does another class where I got injured. Although many were happy with the acqua fit class, most did not follow, her routine was not apt for the pool. The other two acqua instructors on Sunday and Thursday do get it right. Too bad I will have to skip Tuesdays from now on

Awesome gym with great views of Tucson, friendly staff, great new tennis + pickleball courts, childcare options are family and schedule friendly. Great smart COVID protocols and the building feels safe to visit.

The JCC in Tucson is a special gift to our community. The facility is excellent offering every imaginable opportunity for anyone from an infant to our elders. The people that work at the JCC are kind and always helpful.

I have gone as a guest with my friend a few times and it has always been a comfortable and safe feeling environment. My daughter loves the playroom and teacher and I love getting my 2 hours to workout. Its pretty far from me but I am getting my own membership for the new year and plan on using it as often as possible it’s definitely worth it. There are tons of amenities and GREAT equipment. Always is SUPER clean too plus everyone has been so friendly and welcoming. I love my friend for introducing me to this place.

This place doesn’t care about their employees. They pay them the bare minimum and are always short staffed. THEY MAKE THEM WORK IN 80 DEGREE ROOMS AND DONT CARE. I can’t imagine how poorly the people who come here get treated. Do better and pay your employees better!!! DO BETTER

Excellent food, well curated Beer and wine, great place for the family with lots of areas outside. Very comfortable inside and out. I had the fish tacos, both grilled and fried both excellent with red cabbage, mango and the house salsa . House made chips are as light and crisp as you could ever want.

The food here is great. It's American dining at is finest. Probably my favorite fish n chips in Tucson. Beer and drink selection is also very good. Family friendly with great outdoor seating and play options.

An excellent Eatery! The first thing you see is this desert 🌵outside .. 😂 of course, it’s Tucson AZ. Ladies be careful if you are wearing your expensive shoes. 😉When Parking 🅿️ on the dirt. My husband loves to surprise me he didn’t know there were no concrete pavements. I am so glad my husband did take me to this wonderful place. Because it would have been a bummer if I have never seen it or heard about it. Second, what got me to notice was the arch entry and grass as well as things for the kids to play in.., there were dining areas outside that was well shaded from the harsh sun. Once you go in it’s surprisingly beautiful a very busy place. Moderately loud. We had a nice server and and she helped us with our orders we told her it’s our first time there and she suggested some good things😊. My husband had ordered steaks and beer 🍺 a real Texan man 😂. I had the same but with the wine their wine choices are succinct. Of course , later the deserts.. sorry 😣 didn’t take pictures. Last of all, it was a great day and we were both I’m happy leaving the restaurant. if we ever go back to AZ. We will definitely 💯 go back again. Go check it out. You won’t regret it.

Consistently good food and a fun atmosphere make for an enjoyable meal every time. Table service is good but can be variable, a likely result of staff turnover. Prices are generally high but go along with the high quality of the food. On hot summer days choices for seating can be challenging in that the inside temperature can be chilly if you are lightly dressed. Take a shirt or shawl with you to be more comfortable in the cool AC interior. If the temperature is only warm, the outside patio is very nice and less noisy.

Beautiful setting, fantastic food and friendly service. My new favorite stop in Tucson.

We like it, we love it, we want more of it! Very nice new casual hot spot on Tucson’s East side. It’s pretty Far East! The outdoor vibe was clean and bright and it was nice to have a drink in their Adirondack chairs while we waited for a table. Inside seating was a urban-farm vibe and outside was patio-umbrella casual. Corn-hole bags being thrown in the background! Nice, fun and fast servers. The manager, CJ, was very nice as well. They are very busy and they are hauling it to keep up, but we really liked it and will be back with more friends next time! Erin was an awesome server! Loved the burger and the cauliflower appetizer and everything else is so great. VictorB

I took my adult daughter here for dinner and we were enjoyed our visit. The space is wonderful and the menu is creative. The french fries were amazing as was the salmon (in the salmon bowl). The only negative is that the vegetables in the salmon bowl and on my daughter's plate were undercooked. It was difficult to cut them, let alone chew them. Also, the vegetables would have been served better cut up to eat with the rice and salmon. Cutting vegetables in a bowl is awkward. In hindsight, I should have asked the waiter to cook the vegetables more. I'll give the place another try, mostly because the atmosphere is so relaxing and enjoyable and there were many items on the menu that looked fun to explore.