Just completed my ASA 103/104/114 four-day course with Captain Clint. Could not have asked for a…read morebetter experience!!! My wife joined me to enjoy the travels to Catalina for a vacation. So much personal hands on, practical training. Clint was personable and responsive to each of the crews' inquiries. We went over all the boat systems, rigging and handling nuances. My knowledge and confidence has me ready to bareboat charter and put my new skills to task. Oh, and yes, Clint can cook! Elk pesto tortellini for the meat eaters and a vegetarian version for those who don't. Thank you, Captain...

Let's start off by agreeing that learning to sail sounds- 1:…read moresuper fun 2: hard Go Sail Arizona, and Cpt Clint made learning super fun, and he did it in a way that made it understandable. In his first few minutes Saturday morning he warned us that he will talk ALOT. Yea- no lie, the man had a lot to say. What was awesome, was that everything he said worked together to teach you how to understand sailing. If you want to go to a class where it's all book oriented and set for a test- this is not the place for you. If you want to understand the principles of sailing- to really understand it, Clint is the guy. I took the test and aced it. I know you probably are thinking "Brendan, your super educated and smarter than Spock" and maybe that's true. But I think I aced the test because Clint taught me how to understand the principles of sailing. I have a few pieces of advice- 1- hit the head (bathroom) before you launch. 2- read the book, don't memorize it 3- leave your ego home. Remember, you don't know how to sail. Accept correction, don't justify or make excuses. Be like an 8 year old kid who is truly curious and willing to learn. 4- make sure you have water and snacks. 5- sunscreen and protection is good. 6- hide some bananas in your bag. If you make a mistake offer it to Clint. It's his favorite food. That's my opinion, and if you've read this far, your probably Clint or a super curious person. If your Clint- thanks again man, that was the best experience I've had in years. If your a super curious person- just pull the trigger, what do you have to lose?

I really love the idea of this indoor play center- it has so much potential. The themed rooms and…read morefocus on imaginative play make it such a fun and creative concept for kids. You can tell it was designed to be a special place, and on the surface, it truly is adorable. That said, my experience left me feeling uneasy, mostly due to cleanliness and supervision concerns. I witnessed multiple children putting toys in their mouths (which is totally normal for kids), but what was concerning was that those same toys were often placed right back into shared play areas. While I later learned there is a designated bin for toys that have been in kids' mouths, this wasn't communicated upfront, and I didn't see it being consistently used or enforced. There also seemed to be inconsistency when it came to staff involvement. Across my two visits, I did see some staff members actively cleaning up and returning toys to their proper places, which I appreciated. However, I also observed others simply picking up toys and dropping them into corners of the rooms without any real organization or sanitizing. I completely understand that keeping up with kids is a challenge--I'm a parent too--but that's where consistent staff engagement becomes really important. Another issue was the level of parental supervision. Many parents were on their phones while their kids played freely. Again, that's ultimately a parenting responsibility, but in a shared environment like this, it contributes to the overall hygiene and safety concerns. I also want to mention that I found the staff presentation a bit unprofessional, which added to the overall impression that things weren't being closely managed. To be fair, you do sign a waiver regarding illness, and I understand that no play space can be completely germ-free. However, I did end up contracting chickenpox exactly 10 days after visiting, which makes me seriously question the effectiveness of their cleaning and sanitizing practices. Overall, this place is incredibly cute and full of potential. With more consistent staff involvement, clearer communication, better sanitization systems, and encouragement for parents to stay engaged, it could be an amazing environment. Right now, though, it falls short of what it could and should be.

Highly recommend this delightful play land!!! Our 3 yr old grandson loved everything here, and…read morethere is a lot of different experiences inside this space!!! So glad we have something like this out in the west valley for littles to enjoy!

A clean, beautiful, and unique park nestled in a residential community. It has a playground,…read morebasketball courts, a huge chair for photo ops, and plenty of field play area. I was there on a beautiful monsoon day and seen such a beautiful sunset. Definitely recommend and willbcheck out again soon.

Took my kids here on a Sunday afternoon in January. The weather was perfect at first but it quickly…read moregot warm. While there are attempts to provide shade in some areas, it's at weird angles lol the water fountain doesn't work. Other than those 2 things, we love this park. There's plenty to do with the dank court, basketball court, tennis court, open field, 2 playgrounds for different age groups, and swings. Not a lot of ramadas available. A great walking path. Parking along the street.

We've been here many times and always had a great experience, our recent visit, the sweet woman who…read moreworks here, Vadin, was super kind and helpful with everything we needed, ordering pizza, she let my daughter exchange her ice cream because she didn't like the one she chose. Truly made us feel so accommodated and it was such a kind gesture and made us feel valued as frequent customers! Also their pizza is such an amazing price and tastes delicious! 10/10 recommend!

I took my kids here last week and everything was fine till a kid had diarrhea inside the play area…read moreand dragged it through the whole place. There were no workers aware till parents got up and started grabbing our kids and leaving. Even as we left the area was still not blocked off or cleaned and no announcement was made to make others aware. There was also a grown man with no socks on in the toddler area and a bunch of bigger kids but there are just no workers to run the place. Unsanitary.

Awesome! I took my boy since he was 1 he is still there now at almost 5 years old. His favorite…read moreplace to go, he looks forward to it every week. I also now that my two year old daughter and she has also fell in love with it. The classes help in their development, movement and socializing. I always recommend this place to any parent

It's a very amazing place!! My daughter loves it and she always has so much fun!! Highly…read morerecommend!! Come have some fun with Ms. Sarah