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!

Spring fleece. Spent $80 for a family of 4 to ride exactly 1 ride per person and play 1 game per…read moreperson. Never again U of A! This event has become an egregious fleece fest. Awful experience.

This is the biggest fund raiser for most student organizations at the U of A. It can be crowded on…read morenights and getting into the parking area can be horrendous, but it's well worth it. You'll find lots of families, current students, and alums all wandering around and enjoying themselves. It's something to look forward to every year!

First time at Old Tucson! This place is a Tucson classic…read more Old Tucson is a historic film studio and Western-themed attraction located just outside Tucson, and it was originally built in 1939 for the movie "Arizona." Over the years, it has been a major filming location for various Western films and has been preserved as an old Western town for the public to visit. The summer night markets have begun with free parking and admission. There are various vendors selling their crafts and food, and it's nice to be able to support a local establishment and vendors.

Sooo... this was WEIRD. There was a bunch of people who pulled up to visit Old Tucson (a…read moreWestern-themed movie lot/ Knott's-esque attraction) and the staff ran away and hid from us. I'm talking over 50 people wanting to buy tickets and enter the gift shop, only to be shut out by the staff. There was a weird "back in 10 mins" sign and the ticket booth never opened. This was a disappointment considering the good things I heard from Tucson locals. Prices are posted on my pic, but it's about $35 per person (5 years and up). We opted for taking a couple pics in front of the park and left. We didn't have time to wait around. I saw people express disappointment that the park was particularly decked out either, they mentioned a "Yuletide" theme but it looked like standard Western fare. We weren't there for a Christmas event, I just wanted ghost town pics, guess not. Thank you... next.

Spent a chilly and windy day at Tombstone and it captured the mood of a real Wild West! Dusty,…read moreunpaved roads, people in costumes of the era, stagecoach making rounds, and hearing the accent of that bygone era sounded very amusing! One has to come to Tombstone with unabashed humor and imagination. I definitely enjoyed my time walking around the historic district. The reenactment of the famous gunfight at the O.K. Corral was hilarious and entertaining. Food at Big Nose Kate's Saloon such as the Elote and Rueben Sandwich with fries were delicious and service was great. I'd say my time at Tombstone was worth it and unforgettable.

Welp.... We had high hopes, maybe TOO high for a summer Monday?!…read more Just about the corniest tourist thing to do, but whatcha gonna do when you bring tourists in from out of state?! Set was cute and the actors were kind and so hard working.... But that's 30-45 minutes I cannot get back. Next time I'd opt for the street-fight shootout show instead.