Fiesta Bowl Attraction Options
Grand Canyon Train & Grand Canyon South Rim
Make your trip to the Grand Canyon historic. Ride an authentic, century-old rail line from Williams to the heart of the Grand Canyon National Park, and arrive steps from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Enjoy good company and live entertainment as you travel to one of the most beautiful places in the world. Ride on vintage rail cars that date back to the 1920s pulled by historic locomotives.
One of the world’s seven natural wonders, the Grand Canyon offers spectacular vistas of canyon walls that have been sculpted from the earth over the millennia by the mighty Colorado River. The shifting sun creates a palette of constantly changing colors, from deep russet to pale pink, from washed granite to golden brown. The South Rim is open year-round.
Rawhide Western Town
Rawhide Western Town & Event Center is Arizona’s largest Western-themed attraction. Rawhide is an authentic replica of an 1880’s town complete with a Main Street, gunfights, stagecoach and train rides, burro rides, mechanical bull, climbing wall, gold pannin’, shootin’ gallery, unique shops and world famous Steakhouse & Saloon. The Rawhide Steakhouse menu celebrates the spirit and hospitality of its Western roots through traditional cooking and true hungry-cowboy portions. Dinner is served to live music and the open invitation to tap your toes or get up and dance. Satisfy your taste for the west at Rawhide Steakhouse, where Yipee-Kiyay never tasted so gourmet. A must see attraction for every visitor and perfect for any size group.
Pink Jeep Tours Sedona
Journey along millions of years of history in an open-air pink Jeep Wrangler. Their 5-star rated tours offer you a guided experience to explore the Canyon for a truly memorable adventure, including sunset tours. Learn about geology, flora & fauna, and history with an adventure guide ready to showcase the best viewpoints.
Kiwanis Recreation Center and Wave Pool
Welcome to the Valley’s only indoor seasonal wave pool! This fun-filled facility features three foot waves in eight varying patterns, with climate controlled waters year-round. The pool also includes a 122 feet long by 16 feet tall double spiral water slide and six lap lanes. Raft and tube rentals are available, along with family, women’s and men’s changing rooms and restrooms.
Arizona Mills Shopping Mall
Arizona Mills is the state’s largest indoor, climate controlled outlet, value and entertainment destination! With over 185 stores to choose from including H&M, Nike Clearance Store, Forever 21, and The Disney Store Outlet, Arizona Mills offers shops, services and brands you love at prices you can afford – everything from Women’s Fashion to Jewelry to Shoes and more!
In addition to incredible shopping, Arizona Mills also features unique entertainment and restaurant options like LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Arizona, SEA LIFE Arizona Aquarium, Rainforest Café, Harkins Theaters and the largest IMAX in the state of Arizona. At Arizona Mills you can always find More Brands! More Stores! More Savings! And More Fun!
LEGOLAND Discovery Center Arizona
LEGOLAND Discovery Center, where families with children age 3 to 10 can enjoy a world of creativity, color and building fun in the ultimate indoor LEGO playground. With features including global and local landmarks made from over a million LEGO bricks in MINILAND to fun and exciting LEGO themed rides; Kingdom Quest and Merlin’s Apprentice. Watch as your favorite LEGO characters come to life in the 4D Cinema. Then get hands-on with the thousands of LEGO bricks in themed build and play areas where kids’ imaginations can run wild with the endless possibilities that LEGO offers.
Musical Instrument Museum
The World’s Only Global Musical Instrument Museum®. MIM displays more than 7,000 instruments collected from around 200 of the world’s countries and territories. Most displays are enhanced by state-of-the-art audio and video technologies that allow guests to see the instruments, hear their sounds, and observe them being played in their original contexts—performances that are often as spectacular as the instruments themselves. What’s more, all guests are invited to play instruments from around the world in the Experience Gallery. They can also see instruments from music icons such as Elvis Presley®, Johnny Cash, Pablo Casals, Buddy Rich, “King” Sunny Adé, Clara Rockmore, Maroon 5, and many more in the Artist Gallery.
Arizona Science Center
Arizona Science Center provides exploration, education and entertainment for all ages. Nestled in the picturesque setting of Heritage and Science Park, the Science Center is a unique landmark designed by renowned architect Antoine Predock. The combination of ramps, hallways, galleries and terraces in this 140,000-square-foot building creates an intriguing environment of investigation and discovery. The Center contains four levels of exciting “hands-on” exhibits, a state-of-the-art planetarium, and a 5-story high giant-screen theater. The exhibits and galleries are designed to educate and entertain kids of all ages — from pre-K to gray! Located in the heart of downtown Phoenix, the Science Center is within walking distance to nearby attractions such as Heritage Square, Phoenix Convention Center, Talking Stick Resort Arena, Chase Field, the Arizona Center and more.
Heard Museum
The internationally acclaimed Heard Museum is one of the best places to experience the myriad cultures and art of American Indians of the Southwest. Located on Central Avenue in downtown Phoenix, the museum hosts 200,000 visitors a year and “provides Indian artists with a wonderful home that will excite and inspire visitors from around the world,” according to Arizona Highways. The museum’s 11 spacious exhibit galleries and beautiful outdoor courtyards feature outstanding traditional and contemporary American Indian art. The Heard Museum Shop offers an array of authentic Native art, while the Berlin Gallery features outstanding contemporary fine art for purchase. The Cafe whips up tasty Southwest-inspired salads, sandwiches and soups; visit the Cantina for gourmet coffee drinks and snacks.
Old Town Scottsdale
The Old Town—also known as Downtown— district of Scottsdale offers boutique shopping featuring souvenirs, jewelry and art with a Southwestern flair. A density of lounges, restaurants and clubs offer myriad dining and nightlife opportunities within short distance of each other. And art fans can peruse the galleries of Main Street and visit the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art and Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West.
Phoenix Zoo
The zoo has over 1,400 animals on display and contains 2.5 miles of walking trails It is divided into four main themed areas or trails: The Arizona Trail (American Southwest flora and fauna), the Africa Trail (animals from Africa), the Tropics Trail (residents of the rain forests), and the Children’s Trail, which includes a petting zoo.
SEA LIFE Arizona Aquarium
Dive into SEA LIFE Arizona Aquarium! Discover thousands of amazing creatures and walk through the incredible 360-degree ocean tunnel. SEA LIFE Arizona is built for kids with child-level viewing bubbles and an interactive scavenger hunt. Now Open – the Colorado River Adventure! In this new attraction, kids can twist, turn and control the water path of the Colorado River from the Rocky Mountains to the Sea of Cortez. Along the way, families will learn how land locked desert cities, like Phoenix, affect the ocean. This first-of-its-kind, outdoor attraction can only be found at SEA LIFE Arizona in Tempe.
OdySea Aquarium
OdySea Aquarium, located in Scottsdale, was voted Best Indoor Attraction in Arizona. This multi-level, state-of-the-art facility holds more than 2 million gallons of water and is the largest aquarium in Arizona. OdySea Aquarium offers an educational, interactive and entertaining experience for guests of all ages by combining theme-park style amusement with highly engaging presentations of aquatic life. OdySea Aquarium features more than 65 exhibits, 370 species, the world’s only Russian Sturgeon touch exhibit as well as two stingray touch exhibits and a tide touch pool! OdySea is also home to Voyager, a stadium-seating style theatre with 46 ft. viewing windows for the “world’s only revolving aquarium experience.” Additional interactive activities include SeaTREK® underwater walking adventure, a charismatic “Penguin Encounter,” “Shark Behind the Scenes” tours, walk-about “Animal Ambassadors,” and Question & Answer sessions with OdySea Aquarium’s Animal Care Specialists.
Golfland Fun Center
King Bens Castle
Within the castle walls lies Arizona’s ultimate family fun center. Play over 200 video games, challenge your friends to a game of laser tag upstairs or enjoy a few slices of our delicious, homemade pizza.
Miniature Golf
Mini golf, goofy golf—no matter what you call it, you’ll want to try one of our three 18 hole miniature golf courses. Search for the chalice on King Arthur’s Quest. Look for knights or damsels on the Princess Path. Hunt for lost gold on…
Arcade
With over 200 games to choose from, there is more than enough family fun for hours of entertainment. Win tickets on our redemption games. Love music? Try DDR and Beatmania. We’ve got driving games covered too, with Initial D, Maximum Tune and more! Golfland…
Laser Tag
Challenge your friends to a game of Lazer Knights. It’s like paintball, but without those pesky welts! Golfland’s state of the art laser tag arena is located upstairs in King Ben’s Castle.
Phoenix Art Museum
Since it opened in 1959, Phoenix Art Museum has become the largest art museum in the southwestern United States providing access to visual arts and educational programs in Arizona. In the last fifty years millions have visited the museum to view the over four hundred national and international exhibitions it has hosted. These are shown alongside Phoenix Art Museum’s collection that has grown to over seventeen thousand objects of American, Asian, European, Latin American, Western American, modern and contemporary art, photography, and fashion design. The museum hosts photography exhibitions through its landmark partnership with The University of Arizona’s Center for Creative Photography in Tucson. Visitors can also enjoy the interactive PhxArtKids gallery and the lush Dorrance Sculpture Garden.
Sedona & Red Rock Country
The cultural community of Sedona is a mecca for both art lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Surrounded by the towering red sandstone cliffs of Oak Creek Canyon, Sedona’s deep red-rock buttes provide a beautiful backdrop to boutiques and art galleries selling authentic Native American and Southwestern arts and crafts.
Visit Tlaquepaque (pronounced Tah-la-key-pock-ee), a shopping village named after a small Mexican town that was once that country’s leading producer of crafts and glassware.
