This is a cool little spot, but for little kids, they may not be interested. The outdoor tiny train…read moreride is cool, but only if weather permits. Quite an impressive model lay out. Entry for adults is $6, and $10 if you add the train ride. Younger children are free. It's a non profit, I get it, but for $6, it is a little value lacking. This museum is best suited for children more school age (5+) as it is minimal hands on. The train ride is delightful and for all ages.

This is a really cool museum for the whole family. The train ride is only $5, and the museum is…read more$5. If you do, both are $8. The museum is very interesting. It is a lot of historical history when it comes to train models. I definitely learn a lot. Interested people who work there but have a lot of fun. It's definitely something to check out

This is a 590-seat live venue that runs a regular season of performances as well as special…read moreperformances and fundraisers through the year. The theater can also be rented out for special events. Alamogordo Music Theatre performs musicals here twice a year. The building was originally a movie theater, that has been converted and gradually improved over the years. The technical equipment (sound, lighting, stage) is somewhat bare-bones but adequate. All the seats are good, but the center orchestra seats toward the front are the best. The theater also puts on a series of tailgate concerts every summer at the New Mexico Museum of Space History. Ticket prices are reasonable ($10-$40), in part because the theater is a non-profit and is subsidized by generous local financial support.

Hi, I want to leave a review for DNA MVD Title Services located at 2605A N White Sands Blvd. I had…read morea unique problem in that my car was stolen and since I lost the title I needed a replacement title for insurance compensation purposes. I went to NM DMV in Alamogordo about it and after 4 visits all New Mexico DMV would do is give me an 800 number to call in Santa Fe. I asked the office to call them while I was there and was refused that request. I talked to my insurance agent about this issue and one of them in the Alamogordo office recommended DNa Title. Several offices here but luckily the first one I went to was what I needed. I told the Desk Agent my problem and she said she could help, so I left her with the paperwork to start on it. A few weeks later she said she needed an additional document and that I would need to come by and sign it. I did so and after signing I asked how much it will cost. It was under $50 and I put it on a credit card. That was today (06/12/24), and she said the replacement title will be mailed to me in a week or 2. At this point I have to say I am extremely satisfied with DnA Title. From what I can tell there is no need for anyone to go to NM DMV when this excellent service is available as an alternative and at a reasonable price. I have seen one review that is 4 years old complaining about over-charging and I cannot dispute that claim of course. But I do note that a lot of time has gone by and maybe this specific branch was not even there at that time or was just getting started. Anyway I should be receiving my replacement title in about 2 weeks and I will definitely provide an updated review to accurately conclude this one. They are that good so far.

BEWARE !!!!!!!!! Notice there is NO price advertised for this service. The "friendly" female…read morerepresentative also offers NO estimate price quote before she takes your paperwork. The Company gladly offers "Curb Side Service". This way they can transfer the title inside and bring out the sales receipt for an OUTRAGEOUS amount. The most we have paid for a Title Transfer was $40. This company charged $27 for the Title Transfer and then threw their "Sales Commission" charges of $209.80 under "State of New Mexico Fee." How can you challenge the charge AFTER the service has already been processed. DnA Title Services is taking advantage of customers during this pandemic. Sad to see a company with NO Ethics.

Top notch non-profit cat rescue run by really good people. Also a good harvest host for RVers.read more

We experienced heartbreak and trauma:…read more On February 27th, 2026, we adopted three cats from Kitty City: one 2.5 year old adult female (Asia) and two 8 wk old male kittens who were brothers (we named them Cirrus and Nimbus). All appeared healthy at adoption. What happened to the kittens: On the evening of March 4th, Cirrus began acting off. By the morning of March 5th, he was lethargic and had vomited. On March 6th, he was diagnosed with feline panleukopenia virus (FPV). Despite treatment, we found him deceased early on March 7th. Nimbus began showing early symptoms that same morning- bloody diarrhea and weight loss (I did baseline weights for both kittens on February 28th). We made the heartbreaking decision to euthanize Nimbus on the evening of March 7th. About FPV and shelter environments: FPV is an extremely hardy virus that can persist in the environment for a year or longer. Kittens are especially vulnerable because of their immature immune systems. Adult cats can have milder FPV infections and may not show dramatic symptoms, but they still shed the virus during active infection. FPV can spread through contaminated surfaces, clothing, shoes, or contact with infected cats. Because of these reasons, shelters typically vaccinate every cat on intake, including adults, unless detailed medical records confirm current vaccination status. Concerns about vaccination protocols: My concerns arise from what I learned about Asia's history: * Asia was born as an outdoor colony cat in 2023. * She was captured in August 2024, spayed and vaccinated, then released. * She was captured again in October 2025 and brought to Kitty City. * She did not receive any vaccinations at that time. * The rationale was that her ear tip indicated she had been spayed and vaccinated previously. However, an ear tip only confirms that a cat was spayed/neutered and vaccinated at the time of surgery. It does not indicate: * which vaccines were given * when they were given * whether boosters are due * whether the cat is currently protected Without records, vaccination status is unknown. Asia was vaccinated again only on the day we adopted her, so that Kitty City would "have something on paper." I believe that every cat should be vaccinated on intake unless detailed records clearly show which vaccines were given and when boosters are due. Assuming a cat is up to date increases the risk of disease transmission in a shelter environment. Emotional and financial impact: We invested significant emotional energy and financial resources into these three cats. After losing two beloved cats in August 2024 and May 2025, we hoped this adoption would be a joyful new beginning. I planned to raise the kittens as bonded brothers and eventually introduce them to Asia. Instead, we witnessed two kittens decline and die within days -- an experience that was devastating and traumatic. FPV causes a very painful death in kittens. Watching this unfold was horrific. We now also have FPV contamination in our home, which will prevent us from safely adopting kittens for at least a year, possibly longer. Luckily, Asia is still healthy. As an adult cat with at least one FVRCP vaccine on board- and because she never entered the room where the kittens were housed- I do not anticipate that she will contract the virus. Financial losses: * Adoption fees + vet bills and cremation services for Cirrus and Nimbus: $1,759.24. * Supplies that had to be discarded due to contamination: approximately $500. * Kitty City provided $450 toward vet bills, which we appreciate. * Adoption fees were not refunded, and the remaining vet bills and cremation services were our responsibility. Website inaccuracies: Kitty City's website (under 'Adoption Fees') states that adult cats are: * vaccinated for rabies and FVRCP * dewormed * treated for fleas/ear mites * microchipped * spayed/neutered Asia did not receive deworming, flea/ear mite treatment, or microchipping. I requested Panacur myself to bring home and deworm all the cats. I requested this, because virtually all kittens have worms even if the fecal test is negative. For kittens, the website states they receive: * FVRCP * deworming * flea/ear mite treatment * spay/neuter when old enough * microchipping at the time of spay/neuter The kittens had only received FVRCP. We were told we could send Kitty City a receipt for $100 off the neuter surgeries when we would have had them done at 16-20 weeks old. It also says that every cat is vetted which is untrue.

Our family enjoys playing bingo here. Try and get there early to get a good table. They allow…read moreoutside food but not outside drinks. They do offer for purchase pop and water. We like that they play instants here.

Amazing place to have a nice conversation with friends and a drink too, if you are a member. Cannot…read morebelieve the good this private club does for the community. Never met better people.... Love it here.

Always nice and helpful. Best place for quality, service and value. No job is too small, everyone…read moreis treated with respect.

Can't say enough about Print Plus in Alamo. Just picked them off the internet…read more Especially since another print shop in town refused to even quote on making our banners. Will continue to use them for all our printing needs. And they even have a display trailer for out 3'x8' banner to be displayed on! AND as a sweet treat, in the Flower Shop next door, they have 15% discount on the most delightful chocolates.

This place is amazing, beautiful scenery, AMAZING staff, great food provided by a great kitchen…read morestaff! I thoroughly enjoyed my stay! I'd give it more than 5 stars if I could!!!

Abysmal service. No one working the copy center until 4 pm. Even the manager, Anthony Gomez,…read morecouldn't help. We drove down to Alamogordo from Alto to get a copy made of a large pattern for a project my husband was working on. I picked up a few office supplies, paid for them and had to remind the cashier to give me part of my purchase. Guess we will go to Office Max in Roswell. Good luck staying in business!

Awesome awesome awesome! Extremely polite and helpful. Print quality is awesome, staff is awesome…read more No need to go anywhere else.