What a cute and fun place! I totally recommend! Its free, and run by volunteers. Today they had 2…read moredifferent trains running. Our kids are 9 and 7 and they had a great time.

What a great place for young and old. We discovered this gem during our recent Christmas light…read moretour. They have a great train ride through the area that lasts over 20 min and was a delight. It's donation based so come early and bring the kids and grandparents. They do it only on weekends but they also have some wonderful indoor displays for the train enthusiast. I will return after the holidays to visit again but this was definitely a great find.

I'm surprised the average review is so low. I came this year for the first time and LOVED it. Free…read moreand easy parking, and more lights than I ever could have imagined. There was so much to see and enjoy and I really loved the experience. Concessions were available throughout, though the stand my friends went to was running out of items. My two surprises: 1) They were still playing Christmas music in January 2) the Friday of MLK weekend was the last night. I could easily see this experience going to at least Valentine's Day (with different music). All this to say... I loved it and would definitely go again. I went to a similar event in LA at a botanical garden and it PALED in comparison to the Phoenix Zoo Lights

Truly beautiful but a bit pricey for a short time. Especially if you are a perso. That cant afford…read moreit but would love to go... Otherwise very beautiful. Definitely should start the program with ebt cards to enter certain nights.

AZ State Fair is amazing! It's spacious with food, rides, exhibits, adult beverages, various…read morevendors, live music, and more! I had to get a turkey leg, cotton candy, and a strawberry lemonade. (Yum-yum!) Try to ride share to the fair or you'll be paying out the wazooka to park. Accessible entrance.

I am from Houston and my hometown has the largest rodeo in the world. So I am spoiled when it comes…read moreto state fairs and rodeos. After moving to Phoenix earlier this year, a few months later I went to a fair in Scottsdale. It was severely underwhelming. So, given that experience, and my high standard, I didn't have high hopes for the Arizona State Fair. Boy was I wrong! I went twice. Once on a Sunday afternoon and once on a Sunday evening (September and October). First off, the Fair isn't located in the best part of Phoenix. All good. A lot of businesses are looking to make an extra buck by charging you for parking to park in their lot. Avoid it. You can find free parking on the side streets close to the Fair without much difficulty. Admission is roughly $18. Now for the experience. First, the food. When you go to a fair, you better not eat a salad. It's about indulgence. It's about ridiculous food. It's about classic fair food like turkey legs and corn dogs. It's about BBQ. It's about sweet treats like fried Oreos. On both visits, I left with a full stomach. Mission accomplished. The first time around, I had some mac and cheese with BBQ pulled pork and green onions. Plus some pineapple soft serve. On my second visit, I went a little overboard and had a classic salted pretzel, some elote, colossal fries, and some soft serve vanilla ice cream. The colossal curly fries are exactly what I'm talking about! I'm not one to back down from the challenge, but talk about a haul. I ate a good amount and barely made a dent. It could easily feed a family of four. Most of the food is decently priced for a carnival. There are some outliers like $20+ for a cup of strawberries with Dubai chocolate (I know it's a trend but this is highway robbery!) Next, the drinks. On my first visit, I had a beer. On my second visit, some strawberry lemonade. You'll find a lot of refreshments, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic. Beer, cocktails, lemonades (including ones in baby bottles), agua frescas, and pretty much any refreshment you can think of. Next up, the livestock. You'll have the opportunity to pet and see farm animals including horses, goats, pigs, longhorns, llamas, and more. There was even a talking parrot show on my first visit. Pretty cool. Finally, the entertainment. There are concerts, not a lot of big names (the biggest one I recognized this year was 2Chainz). Beyond the dedicated concerts, there's live music. There's a bunch of carnival rides, both for kids and thrill seekers. There are carnival games. There's shopping. Rodeo art. Vendors like Panda Express giving away freebies for downloading their app. You get the picture. There's plenty to do, both as an adult and if you have kids. And even some Halloween-related stuff. Stay until the sun sets to see the Fair lit up. They even had some drone fireworks the first time. Impressive. Overall, I had a great time. I'll mention one more thing. When I attended in September, they gave me a booklet. The booklet included free admission for a return visit in October as well as coupons for a bunch of vendors. That's part of what brought me back. Smart business.

Great indoor play area in the NW Valley. Nice side area for toddlers. Our 18 month granddaughter…read morecould climb and slide all by herself in there. Great main area for older kids to climb, slide, build with large legos. Soccer field on one of the levels, and all sorts of obstacle course and climbing areas. Large enough for adults to go with toddlers well. Also, a dance room with fun lights and music. All included!!! No extra fee for special socks. You can purchase snacks, drinks and also play cards for some arcade games and electric bikes on a track. This would be a great place for a birthday party! Their dinosaur came out and had a dance party with the birthday groups. Staff was super helpful and would remind kids to follow rules. I appreciated that!! Great INDOOR option for the hot summer coming up.

Such a cool fun spot for kids of all ages! Came with my son to have a little play date with his…read morebuddy, they're both 2! The climbing structure is huge and fun to crawl through, massive slides. There's a little toddler/baby area too which was nice to hang out if it was getting a little too crazy. You have to pay extra to do the arcade games but it's worth it. The claw machines are play until you win, we have plenty of new rubber ducks and stuffies now. They also sell snacks and stuff, though you can bring water and a sealed tumbler. It did take kind of a long time to get waivers signed and then buy tickets, there was a wait when we got there. They do a good job of reviewing rules with everyone though. My son absolutely loves the little dance room they have with the lights, disco ball, and music. Ended up being a somewhat pricey outing for us as we didn't realize we could have just gotten the $10 play card (we thought $25 was the cheapest), but it felt worth it to me. Will have to come back sometime!

The highlight of our trip to Buckeye! It's $10 to get in and the money is well worth it! The…read morepetting zoo is perfect for any age. There are piggies and goats to greet you when you get there.. if you'd like to feed them, it costs a little bit extra to buy veggies and snackies for them.. but it is worth it! They are so cute and so friendly! They even had tiny baby piggies .. they had some horses, a burro, and a cow. All of them were so friendly!! I highly recommend visiting the farm!

Great lil adventure ,hosted by a welcoming family. loved all of the animals and they were very tame…read morefor animals. Would definitely recommend

Fun watching the races there. Son wants to start racing now. Great family atmosphere .read more

Absolutely awesome place to go. Great track staff and nice Track layout. Track is just under a mile…read morelong. Plenty of parking and electrical outlets. BRING YOUR SUPERMOTO BIKES!!!! Friendly & welcoming people at the track. No bad attitudes. Come out and play

Lovely local park. One late January afternoon, around 5:15, I brought my grandchildren along with…read moretheir scooter and slider bike. We found only one other vehicle in the parking lot upon arrival, but it quickly filled up within 45 minutes. The kids enjoyed riding along the winding pathways and had a great time on the playground, particularly the exciting slides. Eventually, they kicked off their shoes and socks and happily spent time building sand cakes and piles. It was quite a challenge to convince them to leave, finally heading back home only after the sun had set below the horizon.

Plenty of things for the kids to play on. Lots of space to run. Tennis courts and ramadas with…read morepicnic tables. Take a tour of my neighborhood with me! Go to my instagram (@deandrarobbins623) videos of Fletcher Heights park, Neighborhood and Sunrise Mountain Pool About Fletcher Heights and zip code 85382: -Fulton Built homes 1999-2000, 2098 single family homes, 7 homes for sale (May 18, 2022) currently priced between $460,000-650,000, Price per square foot between 281-361 models range from 1,200sq-2,542 Schools #Frontierelementry #Sunrisemountainhighschool 40,000 people live in 85382 zip code, 1,497 work from home, 65% married, 22% single, 80% drive alone, 71% are homeowners. Elevation 1,224ft above sea level. I've been in love with Fletcher Heights since the beginning and don't plan of leaving. Let me find your "Just can't leave" home. If your one of my neighbors and you need to relocate, nobody can represent your home the way I can. Deandra Robbins Century 21 Toma Partners 602-312-1586

This park is ok. Good for bike riding, volleyball, basketball, and sand castles…read more Note: the picture of the purple and green playground is not in this park. @Ivy R erase the pic. that playground is from the park located on 35th ave Dunlap.

Beautiful clean park. Due to social distancing picked up dinner and found this park. We ate by the…read morepond ducks around at the picnic table with a covering. One of my best bdays. When it cools down plan on going back. Fishing is allowed have never fished will try here.