I visited the Arizona Center to catch a movie while in Phoenix and it happened to be at night. I caught the Light rail mass transit train system to downtown Phoenix. I reached the Arizona Center about an hour early for my show so I decided to walk around a bit. There were tall Palm Trees wrapped in white miniature... More

I was walking downtown and I decided to stop at that little mall to look for souvenirs. The first thing I noticed was all the empty spaces in the mall. It really look like a ghost town. The place looks amazing, nice layout with the trees and cactii but there is absolutely NO reason to go there unless you want... More

The Arizona Center is a very nice, well maintained area with gardens and ponds and a few restaurants and stores, but it's definitely nothing special. There are only a handful of restaurants, which are very good, a few stores and even a movie theater which is nice, but it still doesn't seem to attract a huge crowd. It's definitely not... More

This mall has TONS of potential, but unfortunately is going through hard times. The location is good, located right downtown Phoenix, however about 50% of the stores are empty, there is no food court, and while seemingly new, seems to be in poor repair. We visited on a Saturday. First, you have to pay for parking, which is a little... More

We were staying at the Sheraton Downtown and visited several times since it was adjacent. There are several tasty casual restaurants and tourist oriented shops. The real bell ringer is what they've done with their gardens. During the day is a wonderful oasis from the city with abundant shade, well manicured and designed paths, and numerous ponds and innovative fountains.... More