I've been to a few arenas in my day and this one is pretty nice. It's only a few years old and you…read morecan tell. Everything is new and clean. Every game, the stands are relatively packed and the entertainment throughout each match is very "NBA". They will sometimes even have musicians performing at half time. Security is great and there are many employees to guide you to where your seats are. I haven't really seen the concession stands since I have a two year old and prefer to stay seated during breAks, but I always see people with nachos that look pretty amazing. The loud speakers are all very easy to understand and parking is good for us because we park in the garage. I've also been into the VIP section once and that was fantastic....they had people in there making food lol...can i upgrade my ticket to get VIP every time??

Spain's Flamenco at its finest!!! Alma ("Soul") is a show that is based on popular Spanish rhythms…read more The first part of the show is ballet mixed with modern dancing. The second part is the most astounding of the two, where dancers take the stage for traditional Flamenco. This show was worth 43€, I got my taste of Flamenco and more! What made my jaw drop was when a male dancer took command at the end of the show and gave an unforgettable solo.

This is a nice museum and the displays are very attractive and we'll done. However you do need some…read moreSpanish because it is only in one language. There is audio - visual interpretation at the end in several languages, but this explains the material in the rooms after you have left them so not in situ. They could have better copied the Casa De Colon in Las Palmas which uses low - tech laminated sheets in every room in various languages, a simpler and better approach. The museum boasts a stunning scenic view from the balcony. From the tourist area of Maspalomas get bus 18 for a bus ride of epic scenery (infrequent) and have lunch in Tejeda too.

This is perhaps the most important museum on Gran Canaria and it houses an important collection…read morerelating to the prehispanic period. However, it is one of the most old-fashioned museums I have ever been to. There are a number of themed rooms and in some of them are models that do help to explain the history of the era but mainly the museum consists of exhibits in cases with little interpretation. Exhibitions are in Spanish only. It was hard to see why it was considered a good use of space to exhibit hundreds of human skulls, all of which seemed to me very similar! The museum charges very little, and it is worth a visit, but much more could be done and indeed has been done at other museums on the island dealing with this same historical period.