Old stadium, uncomfortable seating, very little shade or cover. Game tickets are expensive, $6 for…read morea 20oz bottle of water, $10 for a fountain drink. Get a clear bag and bring an umbrella for shade and some plastic water bottles, and snacks.

Got to see coach Prime at the homecoming game. I had great parking at the garage for $20. Nice…read morestadium, good seats and typical stadium concussion pricing.

The Kino Sports Complex is a large Pavillion housing the annual Kino Gem show. This show is…read moreanother opportunity to shop til you drop. There is plenty of parking. There are many tents and outdoor businesses to shop. It is a few hour event.

This is a huge complex with some many revolving Tucson events, sports, and activities. I love…read moreattending the gem show at this location, but most recently I attend their pickle ball courts regularly. They are free, clean, and well maintained! I love that they have someone that mans the courts nightly, provide cold filtered water to refill on, and I also feel that the system in place when courts get full is orderly & convenient (they will announce that at a certain time they will clear the courts to refill them with who's in line. They'll usually give ample time to finish current games)! This place is also a gem for being right off the freeway! Definitely worth a visit.

A fantastic experience at the 2024 Chilly Willy Race. The facility is easy to get to and does not…read moredisappoint. Love the family environment and look forward to returning next year.

Talk about good, clean family fun!!!…read more I've been several times over the past couple of years and it's always a guarantee that a fun time will be had. There are various different races taking place during the night which keeps everyone entertained....even short races (six laps) which is easy on a child's attention span. We were there on 3/31 and even snagged some $5 off coupons at Circle K so adult admission was only $9 each. We watched super late models, trucks, hornets, hobby stocks and some others. Because the track and stands are small, you get to meet family members of the drivers which is pretty cool. We sat near and talked to the grandparents of a 10-year old boy racing these really cool miniature race cars that actually go about 70 mph!!! Several food options are available at good prices and cheap beer too!

We spent 100$ to see Cirque Italia in Tucson at Tucson Mall. It was like watching AGT-- America's…read moreGot Talent. Many of the participants are talented but there was no theme, nothing to do with Italy, saw aerialist, jugglers etc. An absolute waste of money!!!! It was hotter than hell inside. They said AC was on but no way it was so hot and muggy inside and it was an 80 degree day. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY

We enjoyed this show. There were clowns (not scary ones), jugglers, tight ropes, magical stuff,…read moreacrobatic stuff. This was a top of the line circus clean, and very well organized. The employees were all very snazzy and attractive. We all had fun.

NEAT HOCKEY TEAM w/ LOYAL SUPPORT for Arizona Hockey and the fallen AZ Coyotes. I enjoyed visiting…read morethe Tucson Roadrunners as they had a fun, family-friendly environment! The seats were comfy (albeit tight when it came to leg room and spacing) and the team staff seemed excited. Rowdy was a fun host with a pleasant vibe and Dusty (the Roadrunner mascot) was hilarious. I visited to support my Gulls as they took on Tucson so I wasn't the most popular dude in the arena but I was still enjoying myself. I got seats in Row D behind the visitors section and had a blast. I saw a diverse group of folks and families. I'm hoping Tucson does more to represent and celebrate this wonderful community! Right now, the themes and celebrations are a little weak/non-existent. Tickets are a bit pricey, it seemed like the higher seats inside Tucson arena would be a better bargain as they had more leg room! I managed to get a deal close to the ice, so I decided to sit in a tight space so I can be closer to my team. There's plenty of concessions and specialty items for hockey fans (tacos, burgers, donuts, acai bowls). Concessions were surprisingly not that bad, taste and price were satisfactory! The Tucson Roadrunners have a smaller fan base, but if they reach out to the diverse community around them and fix their stereo system , they'll be solid!

What a great place to see local AHL hockey. The attendance was a bit low but it was a Tuesday night…read morein March so bedtimes, people have to work etc. the food and drinks were priced affordable. The staff was all very pleasant and helpful. I did forget how cold it could get in there so maybe a promotional item or sale of fingerless gloves for holding drinks? the in between period entertainment was delightful and energetic with tshirt tosses, puck throws and slap shot competitions. Would absolutely go back for a game again!

Love the races hate the announcer yells in the P.A. Systemread more

Been having some issues lately with staying open. When they do have a full sched - it is fun and…read moreexciting and a cheap nite out for the family. The VIP area tends to be noisy and hot - not sure if they fixed the AC yet. Great racing and fun track announcer. Get in the mud zone!

Went to Gem Show and there is always enough parking. Great vendors this year…read more Food court was small and we found the best fry bread burger. Great staff.

Assorted items can be found at this complex both indoors and outdoors…read more You can find most anything here. Some vendors will bargain if you buy in bulk. Always an interesting show. It is open during the Tucson Rock and Gem show. Free parking lot.

I hate leaving bad reviews, but the experience has continued to go downhill. The biggest issue is…read morethe lack of consistency between umpires. Every game feels different depending on who is working, which makes it frustrating for players and teams trying to compete fairly. Another major problem is the scheduling. Game schedules are constantly posted last minute, making it difficult for teams and players to plan ahead. For a league that continues to raise prices and add extra charges, you would expect better organization and communication. Unfortunately, the park itself doesn't seem to improve despite the increased costs. The added fees don't appear to be going toward noticeable upgrades, maintenance, or overall player experience. There's a lot of potential here, but the league really needs to focus on consistency, communication, and actually reinvesting into the park and players.

Started a sand volleyball league here last week and so far so good…read more Plenty of parking, cost to get in is $2 per person, and concessions are exactly what you'd assume they'd be.