Orville Jennings, Senior Associate AD for Operations, went out of his way this weekend to recover…read moremy husband's lost cell phone. We attended the Women's Basketball game on Saturday and my husband left his phone in the cup-holder. There was a Men's game immediately after so we could not go back inside the venue that day. Orville was so responsive and quick to get on the lost phone! Apparently the phone made its way to the Hall of Champions where it was located on Monday. We were already on campus searching when Orville called me to say the phone had been located. We are so grateful to Orville for taking the time to help us.

Great place to catch a game, whether it's Basketball, Volleyball, or a Gymnastics meet!…read morePlenty of concessions. A large water bottle and bag of peanuts will set you back $17!

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.

Have seen a couple of shows here. Highly recommend getting the areas with seating upstairs if…read moreyou're over 40. For Ani Defranco there was standing area near the stage and although fun to be in the mix. I'm too old for that now. Happy to pay 10-20$ more for cushioned seats. Saw a comedy show and the folding chairs in the (usually) standing area were packed together and uncomfortable. All in all a great theater. Parking across the street. Many good restaurants nearby.

This was an incredible venue -- I've only heard great things! The space was open and it seems like…read moreany view is a great view. If given the option, try to grab aisle seats! I believe they only have quick snacks like popcorn and nachos, and we didn't get any drinks so I can't speak to prices. Water bottle was $3 which isn't bad comparatively. The show was truly incredible, and I'd definitely visit Rialto again AND go see Postmodern Jukebox again!!

We want to see more college basketball. If you buy at the…read moreU, you save other fees and get handed your tickets. Pretty easy. Good plan

Some wonderful concerts and many of them free. Crowder Hall may not be the best hall in the world,…read morebut the acoustics are decent and the seating adequate. Parking is not that far and affordable. The restrooms are convenient and clean. Definitely worth checking out what's playing many days and evenings.

I have only visited the Fox School of Music twice, once to check out the location, and the second…read moreto have a lesson with one of the professors. On both occasions, I found the people I interacted with to be extremely nice and helpful! The facilities (practice rooms) were nice and I had no problem on either occasion finding an open place to practice. The lesson was fantastic, and I give my compliments to the school of music for employing such a competent and wonderful staff. It seems like a smaller program, but I think that lends itself nicely to a tightly knit community. The only thing I have a hard time with is the weather in Tucson. I'm not from the area, and I'm not sure how I would fair in heat-spells. Even in moderately hot wether, I find it hard to practice. The facilities are air conditioned, but it's still hot when you leave the building. That said, I could happily recommend checking out the Fox School Of Music based on my pleasant experience. I plan to come back for another lesson when I'm in town.

We LOVE supporting our hometown teams and the UoA women's softball team is our Favorite! Tickets…read moreare reasonable, the vibe is super fun, and the women are amazing athletes!

Great softball field. Seats were good, food was good everyone was super nice there. I really liked…read moreseeing all the families there

With Arizona starting the year ranked #1 be prepared for a resurgence of notoriety of the program…read morethat started when Andy Lopez came from Florida and brought his coaching genius to the Old Pueblo. Sancet is a classic place to watch college baseball. Large gaps make for lots of 2 baggers and the such and let team speed become more of a factor than it would be at other ballparks which makes it exciting to take in a ballgame. Parking is nearby in the decks and is usually free on weekends or just a couple bucks. Go Wildcats!

Nice stadium, pretty nice for college baseball I suppose. Hell it's better than Hi Corbett Field…read morewhere the Rockies hold spring training. Tickets are cheap, $6 and seating is general admission. If you like being harrassed then sit over on the third base side where the rowdy ZonaZoo fans sit to heckle the visiting team and their fans.

This was such an amazing spooky tea time. The perfect spot for a girls date for celebration such…read moreas; birthday, bachelorette, or any girl date. The experience included scones, macaroons, and sandwiches and tea. Every table has its own theme ours was nightmare beforeChristmas. There are tons of photo ops and the shop includes lots of cute gifts with real lavender from their farm such as soaps, teas, room sprays. The service was amazing food was delicious and the place was super cute with lavender brooms and tea cups everywhere.

Some friends treated me to high tea. This is the place to go if you love lavender. There's a nice…read moregift shop and jewelry store. We had reservations at 2pm and our table was ready when we arrived. Since there were 3 of us, we had 3 of everything. The savory snacks were ok. The cucumber sandwiches were a little dry and so were the chocolate cookies. The earl gray tea with lavender was not hot enough and we had unlimited refills. The staff were very nice and they boxed up our leftovers. The inside dining area is cramped and it can get loud. Reservations are a must.

I'll start by saying that our toddler is in little kickers and I play in the adult league. After…read morethese incidents, we will no longer be returning to either. I'm not one to complain during a normal physical game of soccer, nor am I one to leave bad reviews anywhere, so this should tell you how upset I am. A few times now physical fights have broken out in the adult league due to the refs not doing anything when players are playing waaaay too aggressively. There's a couple of "adults" in these teams that it seems like are just there to fight. They're pushing and shoving in a very uncalled for manner and some of these players have even yelled out rasist comments. All of this with the refs listening, watching and not doing anyyything. So ofcourse physical fights have broken out. All of this with many many kids, including our toddler there watching. Since of course this is supposed to be a family friendly place. This is so unacceptable. The fact that Maracana has not kicked these "adults" out of their leagues really tells you where their priorities are at. There's plenty of other adult and kid leagues in Tucson that have much better management. Please save yourself the money and look elsewhere.

I didn't have an additional $10 that was needed for the teams payment (mind you I already paid $50…read morebut 1 person dropped out so we all had to pitch in more) so I told the nice owner(Mladen) that I could pay them next Friday when I get paid, and the other owner who goes by the name of "Bronco" went off on me on the spot and pretty much yelled at me to find the exit door and berated me for not having $10 dollars. I had to borrow $10 from a friend and I went to give it to him, and so I placed it infront of him. Fast forward he found me in the bar area and got right in my face accusing me of throwing the money in his face and threatening to fuck me up and specially "I'm about to fuck you up". Full on threatening to physically assault your customers as a business owner all over $10.