Spring fleece. Spent $80 for a family of 4 to ride exactly 1 ride per person and play 1 game per…read moreperson. Never again U of A! This event has become an egregious fleece fest. Awful experience.

This is the biggest fund raiser for most student organizations at the U of A. It can be crowded on…read morenights and getting into the parking area can be horrendous, but it's well worth it. You'll find lots of families, current students, and alums all wandering around and enjoying themselves. It's something to look forward to every year!

This is one of the greatest arcade areas to go out, and have fun for the day. The mini golf, and…read morethe arcade games are my favorite activities to do at Funtasticks. I have tired there water park area at least once so far. I like it! The water getting dumped on me feels amazing! Especially now with this heat outside.

Ok so fantastics has been around for as long as I can remember, its old school Tucson and its a…read morelittle run down which is why I did 4 stars instead of 5 but I really enjoy the Mini golf here, its 10 per person. definitely go around sunset and I promise the views won't disappoint! They have the cactus springs which was an amazing recent addition to fantastics, they have water boats, a rock climbing wall, go carts, arcade games and laser tag. Its perfect for work functions bday parties, families, teens, couples ect. We always have a good time when we come here.

Recently went to Trail Dust Town and had a fun experience! We visited on a Friday night, and after…read morenavigating a few potholes, we found complimentary parking. Entrance to Trail Dust Town is also free, and as we began exploring, plenty of families and visitors started to trickle in. The decor is outstanding and it truly felt like walking through the Wild West. We enjoyed browsing the general store, where we found vintage Beanie Babies, listening to Christmas music, and checking out themed decor from places like the old apothecary, even if some areas weren't accessible. Just a heads up: there's only one restroom in the entire area, located inside the restaurant. Overall, it was a great place to explore, and I'm glad we checked it out!

We had such a great time at this fun space. The reason why we visited is because they had a market…read morefor children happening in the center of the trail. Dust town. By the way, if you're interested in that information, I found them under a little leaf market on social media. this was a really great experience and the day was super beautiful. There were snacks and drinks available in the gift shop although we didn't get any because they weren't any non-dairy options. There's lots of attractions like games, carousel, a train ride and lots to explore. We weren't here for very long, so I don't have much to say, but the experience overall was good, interactions with the staff was kind of interesting, but outside of that we would totally visit again!

I came here yesterday, 5/4/26, as a chaperone for a school field trip. The kids had a blast and…read moreenjoyed the playground and rides. However, the young man working at the Merlin's apprentice ride was very rude and seemed completely overwhelmed and frustrated. He yelled at my group immediately upon entry for stopping to look at the mini Lego city. Honey, these are 7 and 8 year olds and you work at a Lego store it's really not that serious.

Exceptional service and a total win for Spring Break! "We…read morevisited Legoland Discovery Center in Phoenix last Wednesday March 18for Spring Break, and it was easily the highlight of our week. The kids had an absolute blast, but what truly stood out to me was the flow of the attractions and the incredible staff. The customer service went well beyond any typical ranking--every crew member we interacted with was amazing. It's clear their model is centered on making sure every child has a priority experience. They went above and beyond to engage with the kids and make them feel special. Highly recommend for an stress-free, high-fun family day!"

First time at Old Tucson! This place is a Tucson classic…read more Old Tucson is a historic film studio and Western-themed attraction located just outside Tucson, and it was originally built in 1939 for the movie "Arizona." Over the years, it has been a major filming location for various Western films and has been preserved as an old Western town for the public to visit. The summer night markets have begun with free parking and admission. There are various vendors selling their crafts and food, and it's nice to be able to support a local establishment and vendors.

Sooo... this was WEIRD. There was a bunch of people who pulled up to visit Old Tucson (a…read moreWestern-themed movie lot/ Knott's-esque attraction) and the staff ran away and hid from us. I'm talking over 50 people wanting to buy tickets and enter the gift shop, only to be shut out by the staff. There was a weird "back in 10 mins" sign and the ticket booth never opened. This was a disappointment considering the good things I heard from Tucson locals. Prices are posted on my pic, but it's about $35 per person (5 years and up). We opted for taking a couple pics in front of the park and left. We didn't have time to wait around. I saw people express disappointment that the park was particularly decked out either, they mentioned a "Yuletide" theme but it looked like standard Western fare. We weren't there for a Christmas event, I just wanted ghost town pics, guess not. Thank you... next.

Ever feel like being transported to the past? Like 50 years? This place brings back silly 1976 era…read morefun. If that's your thing & you want an excursion that's right for a group, a family, a date or just a way to burn a few hours, get out here & enjoy 18 holes of old skool mini golf. We also raced in the go karts (not too fast at all, but do wear closed toe shoes if you plan on driving). Lines get going around 11/11:15 so we got there a few minutes before and had the race track to ourselves - Shake & Bake, baby! The huge trees & landscaping kept us cool & mostly shaded though next time I'll bring a hat as there was a light wind & bits of the tree debris floated down. They've also got a sweet game arcade, snack bar & bumper boats. TLDR: 50th Anniversary of a Tucson fave. Silly, affordable & fun.

Great time for sure! Got a Groupon for the entire family and was a total win! The golf was fun and…read morethe staff was accommodating. Even though the facility is a little dated was a great day and I would recommend for an inexpensive way to spend hours with the family! My only recommendation is to eat before you go because the food was very expensive and mediocre at best. That said, we will go back for a family fun day but we'll bring treats and grab a bite to eat elsewhere. All in all totally worth the Groupon deal which got 6 people golf and a Go Kart experience for under $70!

Spent a chilly and windy day at Tombstone and it captured the mood of a real Wild West! Dusty,…read moreunpaved roads, people in costumes of the era, stagecoach making rounds, and hearing the accent of that bygone era sounded very amusing! One has to come to Tombstone with unabashed humor and imagination. I definitely enjoyed my time walking around the historic district. The reenactment of the famous gunfight at the O.K. Corral was hilarious and entertaining. Food at Big Nose Kate's Saloon such as the Elote and Rueben Sandwich with fries were delicious and service was great. I'd say my time at Tombstone was worth it and unforgettable.

Welp.... We had high hopes, maybe TOO high for a summer Monday?!…read more Just about the corniest tourist thing to do, but whatcha gonna do when you bring tourists in from out of state?! Set was cute and the actors were kind and so hard working.... But that's 30-45 minutes I cannot get back. Next time I'd opt for the street-fight shootout show instead.