Q: What do you call it when a rattlesnake can't make the rattle noises anymore?…read moreA: Reptile-dysfunction The Arizona Rattlers are a professional indoor American football team based in the Phoenix metropolitan area that competes in the Indoor Football League (IFL). The Rattlers were founded in 1992 as an expansion team in the Arena Football League (AFL) and were the third oldest active franchise in the AFL until their departure in 2016. The Arizona Rattlers have won seven championships in franchise history across two different leagues. Arena football (like AF1 or the IFL) has drastically different rules than the NFL. The most significant differences are an 8-man roster instead of 11, a 50-yard field with padded walls, and strict bans on traditional punting. I went to my first Arizona Rattlers game on Saturday, July 11th, against the Tucson Sugar Skulls. It was my first time watching arena football and I gotta say, I'm a fan. It's easy and fun to follow and the crowd is energetic. And their mascot? Stryker. 'nough said.

I didn't get to see enough action of the snake. Thought it would be a more interactive mascot :/…read moredisappointed in that and the lack of tee shirt throwing reach but the game atmosphere was 10/10

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.

Good food, parking 2 minutes away. Despite paying $41 for 2 tall cans of beer, I still go 4/5…read moretimes a season!

We attended a last minute game vs the dodgers on the 8th of August. As you know around this time…read moretemperatures outside is about 115 degrees. Well when you get tickets in the 300 level, the AC doesn't appear to work and therefore we were miserable the whole time. Next time I won't bug tickets in the 300 level.

Stadium is nice. Food choices are really good, and easy to find your seat but parking is only…read moredisorganized part. I would Uber.

Fucking embarrassing!!! Michael Bidwill needs to sell…read morethe team!!! It's obvious he doesn't want to do what is needed to win and Arizona is tired of believing and wasting our time with the shitty product you continually put on the field!!! Michael Bidwill, you suck sir!!!

Jason knew this was his vocational calling and gifting at like 12 years old! He's a can do guy who…read moreresponds fast and picks up the phone. His talent, passion for his craft and connections give him a serious advantage to get "impossible" things accomplished. And he really helped me with a tough situation I didn't see a way in or out of that added more work for him. Thank you for that Jason, I won't forget it.

I dealt with Jason long distance which was a little unnerving, however felt comfortable and decided…read moreto trust Jason with selling very expensive WM Phoenix Open passes. Communication was exemplary and I felt Jason went the extra mile. My experience was very successful and I would recommend Jason and his company.

Lots of give aways during their spring training games. One of the restaurants has a spin the wheel…read morefor a free toy, or free meal item. They also picked random fans to answer Dodger trivial questions to win a gift card. If you're a big fan, it's pretty cool to come out and watch their pre-season games. And once the game ends, the players exit through the crowd, so you can easily get an autograph. Just keep note of the temperature. In March it should be in the 80's, although this weekend it got to a high of 104. It is Arizona after all.

Logged onto Yelp for the first time in ages, just to say thank you to Sean at the Four Peaks…read morebrewing spot at Camelback Ranch for making me the best spicy margarita. He talked me into the spicy version, and it was so good, we had another! Loved the customer service as well as the tasty beverage. Go Dodgers!

We were really hoping DBat would be a great way to help our son get into baseball, but after a few…read morevisits and a camp day, we're officially done. From day one, it was clear that support for beginners just isn't there. We asked multiple times for help using the batting cages since we're not baseball savvy, and each time were met with the same answer: "It's easy" or "Just put him in and figure it out." No explanation, no guidance, just major attitude. I felt like an inconvenience, not even a customer! We signed our son up for a summer camp hoping it would be a better, more structured experience. Unfortunately, it was just more of the same. At drop-off, staff couldn't find his name on the list and didn't have any formal check-in process. When we offered to walk him back (his first day!), we were told to just send him alone to "find the group." Once we found the group, it was hard to tell who was even in charge since there was no clear staff IDs or supervision. At pickup, we saw kids swinging bats way too close to each other with no one actively managing what was going on. Our son wanted to try the cages again, so we asked for help, this time from a front desk associate (white guy with a curled mustache), and we were once again met with a cold attitude. When we asked about private lessons that we'd be willing to pay for, his only response was "whatever" with no effort to explain how to sign up or get more info. What sealed it for us was the lack of any real safety measures. No one checked who was picking up kids. No sign-in or sign-out, no ID check ....nothing. That's a huge red flag for any parent. Our son wanted to love this place, and we really tried to give it a chance. But the lack of guidance, professionalism, and basic safety makes this a hard no for us. *** Update *** After raising these concerns, I received a call from the manager who firmly disagreed with my feedback. They insisted safety wasn't an issue because they do a safety brief with the kids and that staff did their best despite "doing a thousand other things." They also clarified that DBAT, like other batting cages, doesn't have someone available to help users, something that directly contradicts the impression given on their site and materials, given they list that there are instructors. Again if an instructor needs to be scheduled, the guidance and help of knowing who and what to book on the website would be the first step in providing a reasonable level of customer service. When I asked for a refund for the upcoming unused camp day, they declined and stood by their approach. I let them know the call was unproductive and that we were clearly in complete disagreement. At this point, we will not be returning. If you're new to baseball and looking for guidance or a welcoming environment for your child, I would strongly encourage you to look elsewhere.

Visiting from out of town. Called first before coming to double check. Called two other batting…read morecages and they didn't answer but the staff at D-Bat did. Service was friendly and courteous. The facility was easy to find and clean. The only gripe I had was that some customers (that seem to come here often) don't follow the signs posted "3 swipe limit when others are waiting please". Luckily we had one local share his batting cage and machine with us. Prices were reasonable. The BEST part are the machines and the options you can control. I Would recommend coming here.

Came here to watch Bruno Mars last month and the show was phenomenal…read more If you don't have the height, though, do NOT get the floor seats because you will spend a lot of time looking at the screen. It would have been helpful if there were traffic attendants at the light because this was what took us the longest. Make sure you arrive 1 hr early so you can get food and find your seats.

Went to see the Bruno Mars Romantic Tour concert with my cousins and it was a fantastic…read moreexperience!! We sat on the floor in the 20th row and the vibe was just great!! Took awhile to get thru once we passed the security check-in and were filtering down a few levels to get to the floor. Of course there were a ton of people and we were packed like sardines but the flow was smooth and people were patient. Once we got to our seats, we got situated and Leon Thomas was already midway as the opening act. There was a slight mixup as one chair, the "30th" seat was missing on our row and we ended up moving down one seat to our left as the group with the seating issue kept trying to figure it out. Some numbers were missing on our seats but mine was visible and we could verify where we were seated. Luckily, our seat neighbors were nice people and accommodating since there seemed to be an extra seat that was empty. When we first arrived, there were some people who sat near our seats that weren't supposed to be there but you know there's always one of those so they moved. It was fun and festive. The woman in front of us with her daughter was recording the whole time as well as the lone guy next to my cousin who was doing the same and singing to EVERY SONG, LOL!! Thankfully we never had to use the bathroom as we went during dinner right before the concert. There were Porta-Pottys on the floor level inside as your bathroom. Also, you couldn't take an actual canned drink inside. Attendants had you put them in a cup unless they weren't paying attention and you had your drink in your see-thru backpack like the guy in front of me walking in. Speaking of, you need to look at bag dimensions and restrictions prior to going to the events. I looked ahead of time and brought a clear, plastic purse within the allowed guidelines/dimensions. Acoustics were great, there was never a glitch, 2 large screens on the left and right of the stage were great for folks seated far away and were a great visual for close ups even for us. Security was effective and checkpoints at the entrances went smoothly. It was a bit crazy getting out of the stadium but we got out. Getting out of the parking lot was another story. It was a long, log-jam and some vehicles were impatient and nearly hitting other vehicles just to get in the line to get out! I think the parking guides and traffic monitors could've done better in an orderly and streamlined fashion. In any case, we had fun and luckily people inside were nice and courteous. This was my 2nd concert at this stadium and am well-pleased with the ambiance. It was just the parking lot situation that needs to be more efficient. Hopefully they worked it out the next evening since Bruno played 2 nights here.