#Arizona | Sports Planning Guide

Phoenix, Where Urban Charm Meets Natural Splendor

Whether you’re up for hiking to stunning mountain views, strolling among the Desert Botanical Garden’s collection of 50,000 desert plants or hunting down murals in the arts district, there are endless sights to take in between games in Phoenix. As the urban heart of the Southwest, this city is also home to innovative restaurant concepts and lively nightlife. With a wide array of cultural attractions, surrounded by endless natural beauty, there’s always something new to explore in Phoenix.

Mesa, Arizona: Great Weather Year-Round and Top Notch Facilities

Delicious food, fun activities and a vibrant downtown make Mesa a destination visitors can’t wait to revisit for sports and travel.

Your Event Will Find Its Element in Lake Havasu City

With more than 300 days of sun a year, a unique mix of tranquil waters, rugged mountains and a slew of fun, it’s difficult to stay inside in Lake Havasu City.

Glendale’s History and Culture Are the Perfect Addition to Your Sporting Event

With 16 hotels and growing Glendale offers more than 1,800 room nights including on-trend, boutique-style properties. Glendale is located 20 minutes from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport offering nonstop service to more than 114 domestic cities and 24 international destinations.

Scottsdale Offers Events Pure Inspiration in the Sonoran Desert

Located in Maricopa County, Scottsdale, Arizona, has been called “The West’s Most Western Town.” Scottsdale is set in the heart of the Sonoran Desert, and its McDowell Sonoran Preserve is the largest urban preserve of its kind in the United States. Scottsdale also is home to the McDowell Mountains and in close proximity to the Tonto National Forest and the Salt River.