This place looked really fun for kids about 10 to 25. That's not a bad thing. Just an observation…read morefrom stopping by. I saw some games for sale. I saw some kids playing games. All of the parents were outside chatting away and on their cellphones. I didn't play any games myself, I guess I'm too old school for such a new facility, this is not an arcade we grew up with, so I left.

Just found out about this place recently from Facebook, checked it out and gotta say I love it!…read more The staff are top notch. The music is great and the game selection is great. The real 5 star for me though is their selection of board games and card games. I play Magic: the Gathering, Dungeons and Dragons and I love the atmosphere here! The PROS far out weigh the CONS but the cons related to Magic I feel will not allow the community to grow well. PROS Fair Prices Great music Great selection of games AWESOME STAFF Great community feel CONS Not going off TCG, TCG is the norm and players appreciate the transparency in pricing. From my understanding they use an in store system... pricing is close, but transparency is nice for planning efforts. No special promotion for packs, this is the only store I've been to not running 3x for $10 on Standard legal sets. With multiple stores nearby, it doesn't make much sense to buy packs apart from tournaments and events... Again not worth a rating change but this has prevented me from buying individual packs.

A free museum with neat exhibits, perfect to cool down in AC on a hot Arizona day... and learn…read moresomething along the way! The museum rotates through 6-8 exhibits a year, mixing local Chandler history with traveling exhibits on art, history and culture. Right now (August 2026) you can learn about Eddie Basha (a genuinely fascinating individual whose story runs way deeper than the grocery stores bearing his name), take a spin through Arizona radio history in Radio That Rocked the Valley, and stare into the ever-changing face of Abraham Lincoln. All three exhibits are actually really good!

Small site, great ode to the late Mr. Eddie Basha…read more What a phenomenal person he was - his accomplishments and CONTRIBUTIONS to and love of the Navajo Nation will live on in Chandler's history forever.

Can't beat glow in the dark mini golf! Cool setup, good price, & a few arcades = worth itread more

The actual putt, putt is so fun. It is a little hard to see and the holes are all very similar, but…read morestill a great time. What wasn't so great was we arrived an hour before closing with a party of two. The cashier with an annoyance let us know they were closing in an hour. She didn't hand us a score keeping card and seemed annoyed we decided to still golf. She said it would take an hour to complete the course which it didn't for a party of two so it seemed like she wanted us to leave. On the very last hole, thirty minutes before closing she turned off a lot of the sounds and special effects then hurriedly took my husbands golf club and took away our pencil so we couldn't calculate our points. So go for the golf, not the service.

I've lived in Tempe for so long and had no idea this was here! I saw there were beautiful grounds…read moreyou can walk around so decided to check it out this morning while the weather is still so nice. Gotta get that outside time in! The farm was easy to find and had clear signage to follow for parking. I walked around the grounds a bit and enjoyed the flowers. The salvia especially stood out as looking so healthy! And of course, the lavender - a plant I always struggle with! I stopped in the shop and picked up some lavender goodies including a blueberry lavender drink and a lavender sugar cookie. The drink is light and subtle. I appreciated that it wasn't overly sweet. Its also not carbonated. They had other flavors as well. The cookie is SO GOOD. Next time I'm getting 2! The shop is cute and has a lot to look at, and the woman working was friendly and helpful. There are water features and lots of seating areas around. I took my drink and cookie to a seating area and just enjoyed the scenery. I asked one of the staff members -- all really friendly and welcoming! - and yes you could bring a sandwich and enjoy it here. Make a whole meal and get a cookie! They do tours of the mansion, which looks quite impressive and I look forward to learning about its history. There are also soap and candle classes and various seasonal events. I'll definitely keep a watch on the calendar!

A very cute place to take your family or for a date! The grounds are free to walk around and on a…read morelovely day, it's quite nice to just take in the sights. Even though the outside area wasn't large, we spent an hour here taking the time to just enjoy the bridges, plants, water and of course, lavender. You must go to the gift shop and SMELL EVERYTHING! Even though they're a little pricey, the items there are so unique, and you get a cute little gift bag with it. The bathroom is in the gift shop if you need it. They have a variety of paid events too like making soap, tours, and tea parties if you wanted to do more than just walk around. As far as I can tell, they change it up frequently too so you'll never get bored!

Had a great time at Game Show Battle Rooms in Phx/Chandler…read more Carmen and Will were wonderful. They kept our group energized and we all had fun. I recommend Game Show Battle Rooms for your events.

Hosts were great! The games were fun and challenging! Would definitely go again and again.read more

"The last time anyone saw a Japanese over 6'4" was Godzilla." ― Jimmy O Yang in regards to Shohei…read moreOhtani I've seen two stand-up comedy shows here so far at The Showroom and most recently came for the Jimmy O Yang's Big & Tall Tour on Valentine's Day. Oh what a way to spend Valentine's Day! Lots of laughs were had both times but Jimmy O Yang just tickles my funny bone a little more, haha! The Showroom is a great theater space inside Wild Horse Pass. There's a nice bar right outside so if you're planning to drink during the show, it's a more reasonably priced way to grab a drink. They have a bar inside The Showroom as well but get ready for the price mark-up. Bathrooms are on both levels and they both have speakers playing whatever feature is on so you don't have to worry about missing the show. No bad seats in the place so rest assured that you'll be able to find a good seat. Two thumbs up!

I've been here twice now for Russell Peters and Jimmy O Yang now, and it has been a great…read moreexperience both times. Bathrooms are conveniently on every floor, there's a bar in The Showroom (you can get your drinks cheaper right outside, though), and the staff has always been pleasant. Doors usually open an hour before your show so you got plenty of time to find your seat. Not a bad seat in the house.

I went with family on the first night it opened last week and we had a pretty fun experience. The…read moreparking lot is big and they had parking attendants showing you where to park. The person who scanned our tickets was friendly and she greeted us as we walked in. Once inside, we explored it all. It was a pretty busy night but we were able to see it all. The train ride was the highlight of the night and they did a great job on each theme. The ligth show was also pretty cool and unique. The snow show was a fail at 7:30pm but when we went back to a later time, it finally worked. The miniature houses were super cute and we were able to take pics with Mrs. Claus. We bought three hot chocolates and they were good. The parade was small but cute!

I made an error when purchasing tickets and reached out through their "contact us" email... and…read morereceived zero response. No customer service whatsoever. We bought VIP tickets at $80 each, and honestly, it felt like a holiday heist. Several areas were closed off with "private event" signs, including the cookie-decorating section we were looking forward to. The so-called VIP lounge is an absolute joke -- they should be embarrassed to label it as a perk. The only alcoholic option was a bizarre mix of rum, margarita mix, grenadine, and Sprite. It tasted awful, and I watched multiple people toss theirs in the trash. The only other "specialty" drink was hot chocolate spiked with peppermint schnapps. Everything else was basic and absolutely not worth the price. I've been to plenty of holiday light events for a fraction of the cost that blew this one out of the water. The only highlight of the entire experience was the Cowboy Christmas show -- a short 15-minute performance with genuinely talented, improvisational actors. Overall, I do not recommend this event. It felt like a mediocre money grab. The Pratt Brothers really lived up to their name.

As someone who grew up going to the original Rawhide in Scottsdale, I was happy to see they…read morecaptured the spirit of the Western town when they brought it South to Chandler. My wife and I were there for the Ostrich Festival which had recently moved from Tumbleweed Park to Rawhide at Wild Horse Pass. A very different footprint from the park, but the behind-the-scenes folks responsible for the festival did a fantastic job in the new location. Known for its concerts, the festival did not disappoint. Kansas, Vanilla Ice, Baby Bash, and The Commodores, among others. Smaller national bands and some local artists graced a smaller stage as well. Top notch entertainment was everywhere this year. Megan the Bubbleologist amazed with her bubbles, Mango and Dango added excitement with their music and dancing, the Cup Guy dazzled with his juggling skills, Off-Axis Stunt Shows were fantastic in three separate shows - BMX, trampoline, and diving. There was a magic show with Sean and Chanelle and their Model T car, live ostriches, a daily evening parade, STEM games, birds, and so much more to see. Already looking forward to next year's Ostrich Festival, held at Rawhide.

Yeehaw! I've been to Rawhide at Wild Horse Pass three times: the first was on a Friday for a Fever…read moreevent on Halloween (Glowing Pumpkins) and the second and third times were on a Saturday and Sunday for Ostrich Festival. Rawhide hosts various events, including bull riding and concerts. For the Fever event, parking was free. For Ostrich Festival, pre-paid parking was $13 or $15 at the gate. You really have no other choice but to park in their lot given that it's basically out there on it's own in Chandler. It's about a 30-minute walk from Gila Casino. Rawhide is a "Western Town." While there isn't any historical context, Rawhide is made to look like an old Western town, dusty roads and saloon-style buildings included. The aesthetic is pretty cool. And it's spacious too. The logistics with the parking situation and getting your shoes dusty, not so much. Depending on the event, there might be vendors selling food, drinks, and more. While the vibe is cool, as the self-appointed king of events in Phoenix, I put this venue close to the end of the pecking order overall.

Such a beautiful day in Arizona we came to the Festival of Lights! You have to park behind it and…read morewalk a bit to get there, 20$ get you an all day pass for kids for the bounce houses. There's two sides of vendors with food and cute things to buy, I do wish that they had signs saying their form of payment because everyone had different forms and you don't find out until you are buying something and the lines are long sometimes and the sun was super bright today. Make sure you put on sunscreen and wear sunglasses. FOOD: there was pita jungle, dumplings, hot dogs, dominos pizza (cash only), pop corn, cotton candy, ice cream and cakes. DRINKS: coffee Goat, a few stands of lemonade and sodas and on the center of the park there was a couple of breweries you have to pay to enter that part. Big stage with entertainment, kids dancing, bands sponsored by BIG O TIRES AHWATUKEE! They also had a Santa stand starting at noon where you can take pictures with him and tell h what you want for Christmas. The line was long all day.

A little disappointed in this year's event. Despite still being free to get in, the booth rental…read moreprices were $400 which led to $9.00 hot dogs $15 funnel cakes and $8.00 cokes. Not to mention that there were nowhere near the amount of places to eat as advertised. I'm assuming the space rental price kept many people away as the marketplace had only two thirds of the vendors as in past years. All in all, a very expensive day for a family outing that didn't live up to the events, concessions and fun as in past years.

I went on a Saturday night, which I know is the worst time to go, but we made it. Waited 1.5 hrs…read morefor a bowling lane. However, when we got to the lane, there were so many open ones. They did space us out pretty good, though. The lanes are pretty well-maintained. I bowled a lot better than I did at my local alley. It felt like the ball rolled straighter. The graphics on the screen were cute...halloween themed. Our server was attentive. I might come back but on a different night during the week. It was a decent experience. My only real gripe is that the women's restroom was a mess. My FIL said that the men's side was clean and there was someone in there sweeping when he went in both times.

Negligent staff, management, and corporate. My wife and I took our 4 year old and 6 year old…read moredaughters to go bowling on Thursday of last week. I put my knee down on the booth when going to sit down, and an inch long glass shard (see photos) that was left in the booth lodged into my knee and made me start bleeding. When looking at the booth and the floor around the booth, we found many similar sized shards around. I immediately told a server who contacted a manager. The manager took about 10 minutes to arrive at our lane, and asked if I needed first aid (Yes, obviously, as I had blood pouring down my leg). He brought back a bandaid and antiseptic spray and asked if I wanted to fill out an incident report for documentation. I filled it out and he apologized and assured that I would be contacted by corporate. Nothing else was done to remedy the situation, and the manager didn't even move us to another lane. Did not feel comfortable finishing our round because we were worried our daughters would sit on or touch more glass. It has been nearly a week and I haven't been contacted by anyone from corporate. I would say that the business and company just tried to sweep this under the rug, but based on the glass found everywhere on and around the booth, clearly they don't know how to use a broom. Very disappointed and will not return.