A fantastic experience at the 2024 Chilly Willy Race. The facility is easy to get to and does not…read moredisappoint. Love the family environment and look forward to returning next year.

Talk about good, clean family fun!!!…read more I've been several times over the past couple of years and it's always a guarantee that a fun time will be had. There are various different races taking place during the night which keeps everyone entertained....even short races (six laps) which is easy on a child's attention span. We were there on 3/31 and even snagged some $5 off coupons at Circle K so adult admission was only $9 each. We watched super late models, trucks, hornets, hobby stocks and some others. Because the track and stands are small, you get to meet family members of the drivers which is pretty cool. We sat near and talked to the grandparents of a 10-year old boy racing these really cool miniature race cars that actually go about 70 mph!!! Several food options are available at good prices and cheap beer too!

Winterhaven is one of the holiday traditions that anyone who loves Christmas lights has to go see…read morein Tucson!! It's a wonderful neighborhood that puts up spectacular lights, everyone has a different theme and it is always so nice to get into the holiday spirit! My family has done the hay ride, driving and walked through! If your one who likes to bundle up with a cup of hot coco and just admire the lights and get that crisp cool weather feeling then take the hay ride if you like to listen to Christmas music and admire the lights then drive through! If you love taking pictures in front of the lights and houses then walking through is your best bet for great pictures up close!

Very fun & informative ride! Only thing I would change would be to let people get off & take pics…read morein front certain spots. But, overall, very nice experience!

I'm here quite a bit because I spend the better part of my spring and summer working with track…read moreathletes. The stadium and track are very well maintained and the facilities are very clean. The stadium seating faces east so a hat or umbrella for morning and afternoon events might be necessary. By Evening you will be shaded by the stands. Parking is limited so be sure to get to your event early. More often than not you are going to have to part in the neighborhoods nearby and walk to the stadium. My favorite summer time events here are the Tucson Parks and Rec Track meets on Tuesdays. These meets are for all ages and all skill levels. I love the 5 and under races - the little ones running around are SO cute!!

Had a fun time watching the roller derby with friends and 87 yr old mom. Friendly folks when I…read morepurchased the tickets and they even recommended where to sit.

The Tucson Roller Derby league is amazing. I went to the double header on November 19th, and even…read morethough they had a last minute venue change from the Bookman's Event Center to the Pima County Fairgrounds, the bout was still well attended by the loyal TRD fans. That night featured bouts between the TRD Cooper Queens vs. Dirty Verde and TRD's Furious Truckstop Waitresses vs. The Surly Gurlies. The first bout was a blow out but the second bout was fierce and the jammer for the Surly Gurlies was ejected, which is uncommon. I will be supporting the TRD from now on. They did have beer, coffee, and cocoa for sale. But the one downside was they only served Bud or Bud Light. I hope when I see them play at Bookman's there might be more choices.

I live in the community, and we always love walking or riding this small but enjoyable trail…read more Always clean, and surprisingly never too packed.

Love this park! Great for families, clean and well kept! Open space to run and play or do frisbee,…read morenice covered play area and walking trails and well cared for community pool

This is a nice way to get out and walk downtown Tucson. I got there too late to walk with a group…read more But everyone was so kind and pleasant. At the end everyone meets up in the courtyard of hotel congress (I believe they meet up here at the start also) they have a live band, you can order drinks and they do raffles. Since it was my first time I got two raffle tickets. (You must register online or before they start walking.) you get a t-shirt after 8 walks. One lady was recognized for 800 walks! You can get a map and walk by yourself or walk with one of the group leaders. If you're new to Tucson or just visiting like I was, I highly recommend.

What? I am so What about this. I thought it was going to be few people in big hair visors and…read morefanny packs, and there are a few of those as well as the lycra bunch. It's actually pretty random and kinda fun. Coming down to Congress hang on the patio, get something to eat before hand, and go for a walk. Go for a walk with about 600 of your nearest and dearest friends, it's like going to a small Oklahoma wedding. I did the Doc walk once, it is a little too structured for me and I felt like the kid on the field trip who is about to AWOL at any moment. So I can observe them from afar, and wish them wealth, health, and happiness. They have drawings each time, a band, and the farmers market next door, I'm liking it. I don't usually make it through the laborious spiel at the end (at least 30 minutes). It's a good time and I will keep doing the do!

Friendly staff, never too crowded, clean and spacious with lockers and lots of cubbies!read more

Thank you for your response…read more I understand and respect that safety comes first, and I am not asking your staff to compromise safety procedures or rush through an orientation. That is not the issue. The issue is that I called ahead before making the trip specifically to explain my situation. I explained that I was a monthly member, that I wanted to bring a guest using one of my guest passes, and that we were traveling from downtown Tucson. If I had been told over the phone that my guest would not be able to climb under those circumstances, I simply would not have made the trip. Instead, I drove all the way from downtown, paid for transportation, and had my friend take time out of his day to bring me there, only to be turned away after we arrived. That was frustrating because it could have been completely avoided with accurate communication before I left. Your explanation of the policy makes sense. However, it does not address why I was not informed of that policy when I called ahead. Had I been given the correct information, neither my time, my money, nor my friend's time would have been wasted. As a paying monthly member, I expected clear communication so I could make an informed decision before traveling. My frustration is not with the existence of the policy itself; it is with the lack of communication that led to an unnecessary trip. I hope this feedback is taken seriously so other members do not have the same experience. Thank you.

Family fun, tons to see, and endless racing. Always making memories out here. Good value for a…read moreweekend of action

Cheap thrills, great beer and decent Mexican food. Great family fun and quality entertainment.read more