Give 'em Hell, Devils!…read more If you haven't attended a sporting event at Desert Financial Arena (DFA) you're missing out. The vibes in the stadium are electric (especially if you're in the student section). Recently, I've been coming here to watch the ASU women's basketball team stack up wins during this historic season. They currently remain undefeated at home. The stadium is located on Tempe campus a short walk away from a light rail station. There is also tons of parking available nearby. Ingress and egress from the stadium are super quick. Staff is friendly. There are a few options available for concessions and merch available if you need some more ASU swag. The stadium is aging and could use some updates but overall function for the purpose it serves.

Very organized entry and clean arena. Friendly workers r…read morefat are very helpful. Light rail helps w the crowded streets.

I have not been to a lot of college football stadiums, but Mountain America Stadium is my favorite!…read moreEasy to navigate, not a bad seat in the house, and of course, Sun Devils football games! Concessions are reasonably priced and they have a good selection of food and drink... although more gluten-free options would be appreciated! Suggestion to the stadium folks: add a dedicated gluten-free fryer so I can enjoy some of those fries that look so good... or some gluten-free buns so I can order a burger? ****FOUR STARS****

It's a fine stadium that is obviously home to the ASU sun devils. Been here for one game and now a…read moregraduation ceremony. It has good seating and a decent amount of space to fit enough people in it. But it's not the best stadium I've ever been to. It has its share of problems such as parking being a pain to find. Along with it feeling a bit outdated because of its design. But if you're a sun devil you'll love it since it's your home stadium.

Nice cozy ballpark. Great sight lines. Lots of happy fans…read more Good snacks and drinks. Great friendly fans and staff. Parking was easy and inexpensive. I think I need to do this every year!

This is the third spring training stadium I've been to since I moved to Arizona. The stadium is…read morerelatively old, and I think the concession area design can be better, but overall, the staff is very friendly. I would definitely think the stadium can use some renovations

I had to add this "business" just so I could check in at it. Because lets face it, no one wakes up…read morein the morning and says, "I am in the mood to run around in little circles as fast as I can for an hour!" No. It takes a lot of will power to drag yourself to the track in the morning and thus we should be able to check in and say, "LOOK AT ME. I AM AT THE TRACK." If you are looking for a place to do speed work, or just enjoy running in circles, this track is pretty nice. It has a little squish to it unlike older tracks. ASU unlocks the gates at 6am (or earlier) and does not enforce parking until 7am. This gives non-students a solid hour of track use. If you are a glutton for punishment, you can also run up the bleachers, plus it is a quarter mile away from A Mountain. There are bathrooms under the bleachers that are unlocked, plus a drinking fountain. There are probably other times the track is accessible and empty, but I am a morning runner so I can only speak about the morning.

NOT HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE. My sons are competing at a high school track meet this weekend. I…read morerecently broke my foot so I am using a knee scooter because I am non-weight bearing on that foot. THERE ARE NO HANDICAPPED PARKING SPOTS. ASU charges extra to designate handicap spots and the meet planner didn't buy them. YOU WILL NEED A DRIVER TO DROP YOU OFF AT THE GATE AND THEN PARK. THE PATH TO THE BLEACHERS IS UNPAVED. Dirt and broken blacktop. THERE IS NO HANDICAP BATHROOM. There is a step up into the bathroom and all the stalls are too small to admit a knee scooter, wheelchair, or stroller. There is only one entrance to buy tickets and it is 100 yards to the bleachers. THERE IS A CLEAR BAG POLICY. Didn't know that? Good luck getting back to your car to dump out your purse!

My family checked this place out and the boys each bought a 35pt package for a sales price of $25…read more Each game and activity costs between 1 and 6 points, with the more popular ones costing 4-6 points. It was about the perfect amount of activity for us as we got to try each of the activities once. There's about 8 active games including a batting game, tennis game, QB throw, field goal kick, boxing, skiing, soccer and more. Most of the games have a scoreboard that will display your score and have the top scores of the all time, weekly and daily. It's fun to see your name up on the scoreboard even when your score may be pretty brutal compared to the all-time greats. The staff was very helpful in checking us in and letting us know how each game works. There's a few games that are pretty simple and others that require some setting up (like getting boots and strapped in for the skiing. I enjoyed the QB throw the most but it looked like the bouncy basketball court was the most popular while we were there. We went on the Friday night and it wasn't very crowded...only have to wait maybe 5 minutes for any activity to open up. The place was pretty clean except I did notice they didn't spray down to clean the batting helmets after each person...that was kind of gross to put on the helmet and feel some sogginess. This may be a fun place for holding a birthday party for kids as they have ice cream, cereal and party rooms overlooking the area. For me it's probably a one and done visit, but we need more places like this where kids and families and have some good indoor activities besides bounce parks.

Celebrated a birthday at Arena 23 and I'm so surprised it hasn't gotten more publicity! This place…read moreis seriously fun! It is geared towards children, however there were plenty of adults living out their pro sports aspirations. We paid $33 for 59 points (per person) with the All Star package. They gave us an hour time slot to use our points, but we ended up leaving 1.5 hours in with about 20 points left each on our accounts. It's pretty hard to spend your points and you have a time factor with waiting in (short) lines. We tried out their different sports activities to include a field goal simulation, batting cage, NFL combine relay, tennis, and even alpine skiing. Certain activities are solo but others you can compete as a team or 1 on 1. Some things to keep in mind: it's an indoor facility full of sweaty kids-so there's definitely an odor. There's a lot of items like baseball bats, baseball gloves, and helmets that everyone uses. I didn't see any hand sanitizer nor did I see employees sanitizing equipment. Some of the technology was malfunctioning and that impacted scoring, I witnessed numerous groups grow frustrated at the quarterback target practice simulation and the tennis game. There's a cafe inside and also tables to view or rest if you need a break. Looking closer at the facility I suspect they have a special area to host children's birthday parties. Overall, this is a fun spot for sports lovers of all ages!

Fabulous field. The air conditioning is incredible. Open air stadium and it doesn't feel like it at…read moreall while in Arizona. We got some of the unique food items for the stadium which was cool! Got a hot dog flight which was very unique. Expensive though. $11 for a bottle of water. Crazy. Lots of decorations which was nice! No bad seats in the place. Took a tour earlier in the day and that was worth it as well!

Great seat layout makes every one able to see the action at home plate…read more Nice scoreboard that replicates digitally what an old time park scoreboard would look like. Of course the prices are astronomical for the food and beverages.

My husband and I watched a spring training game here back in March and had a great experience! We…read morepurchased tickets ahead of time and opted for valet parking when we arrived, which was ~$40. Honestly a steal for a sporting event! The view is beautiful and the facility is clean. We sat in section 111, right behind home plate. We purchased food throughout the game and felt the prices were consistent with other ball parks. My only complaint is that vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options are very limited and it's challenging to find food info on their website. I recommend eating ahead if you have dietary restrictions or allergies.

Came here last Saturday (the 4h) for the UncorkedAZ wine event. We had VIP tickets with early…read moreaccess and had a chance to have a turn at the batting cage. I will premise with: I have no clue about baseball, I played rugby and a bit of cricket, so made a total fool of myself but walked away laughing at my ineptitude ;). The event was well worth the prices, there were some vintners I 'knew' from the different events I've been attending the last couple months. The ambiance and vibe was chill, everyone was chatting and milling around, checking out vendors and tasting wines, and there were food trucks serving pizza and gyros. I would have liked some offerings of food inside the venue, but I did get some delicious plant based cupcakes with really good frosting. The whole evening was chill, we sat at a table then went to sit out on the bleachers for a bit more breeze. Very enjoyable event, we'll definitely come back for the next one.

Visiting spring training for the 1st time and this ballpark was top of my list. Being a newer…read morepark, it was clean and beautiful. I enjoyed the layout and fan activities. There really is no bad seat. The smaller ballparks provide an up close experience at a more affordable price point than during the season. I will definitely return to this park for another cubs game!

This review of Sloan Park is for Breakaway Festival, a two-day EDM festival that was held on the…read moregrounds. While you could pay for parking at the venue, I'm not about that life, so I found parking in the residential neighborhood that's close to the Park. It took me about 10-15 minutes to walk over. First off, let's talk about the main purpose of Sloan Park: spring training for the Chicago Cubs. I know spring training is a big deal in Phoenix, but I was impressed with how nice this stadium is. It may not have the history of Wrigley Field but it's a super nice venue. As far as the festival experience, everything was smooth. The grounds were well maintained, getting in and out was relatively easy, and I didn't run into any issues. Exactly what you're looking for when you attend a music festival. I'll have to stop by for a spring training game next time around!

Amazing hockey program-Division 1 excellent hockey with no NHL anymore college hockey is great at a…read morethird of the cost. I always sit in the club seats with all you can eat and drink included. There are no bad seats in this arena. ASU has a fantastic men's hockey program. Every person reading this must go to a game. I recommend it highly.

Previously called ASU Multi-Purpose Arena, Arizona State University's Mullett Arena is a special…read moreplace to be when visiting the ASU Tempe Campus. It is an indoor multipurpose arena with 5,000 seats and is home to ASU men's ice hockey, women's ice hockey, women's volleyball, and men's wrestling as well as the NBA G League's Valley Suns. Mullett Arena also was a temporary venue for the NHL Arizona Coyotes for several years. I actually stopped by Mullett Arena today for some ASU graduation festivities. It was the Sun Devil Athletics Stole Ceremony. From the comfortable seating and concourse around the inside of the arena, this arena was laid out well and served as a great event space. Some other events taking place over the next few months include the Arizona Juggernauts arena football games, the Stifel Stars on Ice, and the Riot Games LCS Spring Finals (two days). and the World Hip Hop Dance Championship. Clearly, the space can be used for a lot of different purposes. The Mountain America Community Iceplex at ASU is the ice rink on the west side of Mullett Arena. It has a concession stand for hot and cold refreshments and a full hockey pro shop. Temporary locker rooms were also setup for visiting teams when the Coyotes played there. The building also housed all of the on-site NHL training and locker room facilities during the Coyotes' temporary stay at the Mullett Arena. The arena is a great place to be for many different sorts of events, and it's still a rather new complex! I certainly recommend it.

Absolutely total rip off not worth the price some attraction are 15 extra even with wrist band ,…read moredon't bother to get front of line there isn't one because word is out . Do anything else

It's a cool event and free! However very crowded (of course) so that kinda over takes the…read moreexperience. You actually just walk with crowds of people the entire time.. a little stressful but nice to get out and see everything