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Play mind wars, lie on a bed of nails, experience hurricane winds! With so much to do, there will be something fun for everyone, and all the activities will keep the conversation flowing.
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Take a ride on a scaled train. The free, 30-40 minute rides are offered every Sunday.
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Go in the fall for the Oktoberfest. Go any other time for good German food, beer, and music.
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A western living history museum.
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Possibly the best buffet in Phoenix! Enjoy a huge spread of tasty cuisine, and if you're feeling lucky, you can extend the evening with slots or cards.
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Old Town is one of the top tourist destinations in the valley. Just because you live here doesn't mean you can't enjoy it, too!
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Guys, this date will please your sports-loving girl. And if you like basketball, you'll have fun too.
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A destination for wine-tasting, shopping, and hiking.
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The Heard Museum showcases the history and culture of the Native American tribes of Arizona.
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For a classy, cultural date, visit Scottsdale on Thursday night. The art galleries are open from seven to nine for the Scottsdale Artwalk.
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Cheer on the Arizona Diamondbacks at a baseball game in Chase Field.
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View over 18,000 pieces of art. Explore each other's taste and cultural interest.
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This little known trail in Cave Creek has stunning 360 degree views at the summit, possibly the best in Phoenix.
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Phoenix's mini amusement park and a top-notch miniature golf destination.
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This is a fun, adventurous way to explore Phoenix and Tempe. Buy a day pass for unlimited rides. Then choose some destinations, or just hop off at random stations and see what you can discover near-by.
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Voted the "Best Pizza in America."
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Phoenix Zoo is a world class zoo covering 125 acres with 1,200 animals on exhibit. If you like animals, it is a fantastic outdoor date.
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Trampolines on the floor, trampolines on the wall- it you love jumping, here's a date for you!
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Ro Ho En was built through the joint efforts of Phoenix and her sister city of Himeji, Japan. This authentic Japanese stroll garden is complete with koi pond, waterfall, and tea house.
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This historic homestead is a fun date for history buffs or a good setting for a romantic picnic or stroll.
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A treasure hunt for grown-ups.
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Exhibits, rides, games, food, and concerts.
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Spend a day at the races!
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Hiking on a moonlit night can be fun, frightening, magical, romantic, exciting, and adventurous - all in one date!
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Learn Arizona mining history and view the huge collection of minerals.
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Relax and get goofy with a round a mini golf.
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See thousands of instruments and listen to music from all around the world!
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Take a half hour tour and learn how your favorite chocolate treats are made.
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Once Arizona's capitol.
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Get up close to exotic animals and witness the awesome power of predators in action at the Out of Africa Wildlife Park
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Take a scenic train ride on an old fashioned train.
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Hike along a clear stream with the walls of Aravaipa Canyon towering over you.
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Explore some of the most beautiful terrain in Arizona. Stunning rock formations, a fascinating history, and exotic birds await you at the Chiricahua National Monument.
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See the famed St. Joseph Shrine in Yarnell, AZ and then browse some local shops.
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Get up close to exotic wildlife at the Wildlife World Zoo and Aquarium
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Relax and soak up some sun while drifting down the Salt River
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Take on a challenge together by hiking the magnificent, but intense Ridgeline Trail through the Superstition Mountains.
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Watch a movie in the comfort of your own car at a Phoenix Drive In Theater.
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Learn more about the great state of Arizona on a date to the Arizona Capitol Museum
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Head downtown to tour the Phoenix Art Museum, browse local galleries, and experience the culture of the valley at Phoenix Frist Friday Artwalk.
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Laugh, talk, and hold hands while sharing a romantic stroll in Encanto Park.
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Be enthralled by the beauty of the desert at the Phoenix Desert Botanical Garden. Founded in 1937, the garden now showcases 50,000 desert plants from all over the world.
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Enjoy the music, dancing, and spectacle of Ballet Arizona. Their season runs from October to June with stunning performances in the Symphany Hall and Orpheum Theater.
-
Combine a classic sunset picnic with a surpising bat watching experience.
Play mind wars, lie on a bed of nails, experience hurricane winds! With so much to do, there will be something fun for everyone, and all the activities will keep the conversation flowing.
Take a ride on a scaled train. The free, 30-40 minute rides are offered every Sunday.
Go in the fall for the Oktoberfest. Go any other time for good German food, beer, and music.
A western living history museum.
Possibly the best buffet in Phoenix! Enjoy a huge spread of tasty cuisine, and if you're feeling lucky, you can extend the evening with slots or cards.
Old Town is one of the top tourist destinations in the valley. Just because you live here doesn't mean you can't enjoy it, too!
Guys, this date will please your sports-loving girl. And if you like basketball, you'll have fun too.
A destination for wine-tasting, shopping, and hiking.
The Heard Museum showcases the history and culture of the Native American tribes of Arizona.
For a classy, cultural date, visit Scottsdale on Thursday night. The art galleries are open from seven to nine for the Scottsdale Artwalk.
Cheer on the Arizona Diamondbacks at a baseball game in Chase Field.
View over 18,000 pieces of art. Explore each other's taste and cultural interest.
This little known trail in Cave Creek has stunning 360 degree views at the summit, possibly the best in Phoenix.
Phoenix's mini amusement park and a top-notch miniature golf destination.
This is a fun, adventurous way to explore Phoenix and Tempe. Buy a day pass for unlimited rides. Then choose some destinations, or just hop off at random stations and see what you can discover near-by.
Voted the "Best Pizza in America."
Phoenix Zoo is a world class zoo covering 125 acres with 1,200 animals on exhibit. If you like animals, it is a fantastic outdoor date.
Trampolines on the floor, trampolines on the wall- it you love jumping, here's a date for you!
Ro Ho En was built through the joint efforts of Phoenix and her sister city of Himeji, Japan. This authentic Japanese stroll garden is complete with koi pond, waterfall, and tea house.
This historic homestead is a fun date for history buffs or a good setting for a romantic picnic or stroll.
A treasure hunt for grown-ups.
Exhibits, rides, games, food, and concerts.
Spend a day at the races!
Hiking on a moonlit night can be fun, frightening, magical, romantic, exciting, and adventurous - all in one date!
Learn Arizona mining history and view the huge collection of minerals.
Relax and get goofy with a round a mini golf.
See thousands of instruments and listen to music from all around the world!
Take a half hour tour and learn how your favorite chocolate treats are made.
Once Arizona's capitol.
Get up close to exotic animals and witness the awesome power of predators in action at the Out of Africa Wildlife Park
Take a scenic train ride on an old fashioned train.
Hike along a clear stream with the walls of Aravaipa Canyon towering over you.
Explore some of the most beautiful terrain in Arizona. Stunning rock formations, a fascinating history, and exotic birds await you at the Chiricahua National Monument.
See the famed St. Joseph Shrine in Yarnell, AZ and then browse some local shops.
Get up close to exotic wildlife at the Wildlife World Zoo and Aquarium
Relax and soak up some sun while drifting down the Salt River
Take on a challenge together by hiking the magnificent, but intense Ridgeline Trail through the Superstition Mountains.
Watch a movie in the comfort of your own car at a Phoenix Drive In Theater.
Learn more about the great state of Arizona on a date to the Arizona Capitol Museum
Head downtown to tour the Phoenix Art Museum, browse local galleries, and experience the culture of the valley at Phoenix Frist Friday Artwalk.
Laugh, talk, and hold hands while sharing a romantic stroll in Encanto Park.
Be enthralled by the beauty of the desert at the Phoenix Desert Botanical Garden. Founded in 1937, the garden now showcases 50,000 desert plants from all over the world.
Enjoy the music, dancing, and spectacle of Ballet Arizona. Their season runs from October to June with stunning performances in the Symphany Hall and Orpheum Theater.
Combine a classic sunset picnic with a surpising bat watching experience.
