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Phoenix Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
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The US is on schedule 2022 and Phoneix/Sedona/Scottsdale is a must to visit. Anyone knows if Sedona has best sundowns or sunset to Cali?
Arizona is a very good state but I did not likr pheonix
Definitely adding the Pueblo Grande (Hohokam) Museum to the bucket list.
GO SUNS, CARDS AND COYOTES
I went to Phoenix and the Grand Canyon for my 12th birthday. It was awesome.
I just came back from there. Was literally the most boring place I've ever been in my life!! Now, i am from Ireland so a lot of places are boring but this place was a nightmare!!
So basically America's Dubai.
Isn't it a shame that Phoenix, America's fifth largest city, doesn't have enough amenities to justify its own video. Expedia had to go outside the city limits to unaffordable boutiques in Scottsdale, pottery making in Mesa, and even the Grand Canyon because Phoenix, itself, has almost nothing worth mentioning. Oh well, I guess the Phoenix City Council just doesn't care. In fact, the city motto should be, "Culture? Who needs it?" But kudos to the Phoenix Art Museum. Although unimpressive on the outside, the art museum is wonderful inside.
Next Show the downtown by long time
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"Where it is always warm" — That is a false statement. Today (February 19, 2019), it is 35 F. Be warned. Phoenix winters are cold. The temperature rarely gets above 70 F during the Winter. If you want warm weather in the Winter, you need to visit Florida. In Lakeland, Florida, for example, it is 71 F right now. I do look forward to the triple digit temperature season (May through October), which is my favorite time of year.
My home city!! Please come visit its not as boring as most think 🙂
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No one does city travel guide better than @Expedia
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No one cares about museums, we want casinos, revolver, horses and old wild west.
I’ve lived in Phoenix most of my life. There’s more to do but most publiclty is lazy and just says shopping and restaurants. Then go to Sedona or something. For the physically active, hiking can be beautiful in many spots, horseback riding at South Mountain, bike riding around Tempe Mill Ave, balloon rides, theater. But sadly not the most interesting city by itself as a vacation spot. If going to the Grand Canton in the winter, it’s worth spending a few days. If you want night clubs, definitely a big selection. I’m over drinking but if that’s your thing it may sway your decision.
Forgot to mention all the meth heads you're likely to run into.
They could have listed about 50,000 other things to do in Phoenix and the Valley of the Sun. There is a reason over 3 million people live here. It's a great place to live, with so much to see and do.
Love the zoo in Phoenix