3 Best Places To See in Glendale, AZ

Going to a Rams NFL game at Arizona State Farm Stadium was totally awesome! I sat in the first row near the 50-yard line, and everything felt so alive—I could really feel the energy from the players and all the fans around me. Cheering for our team was super exciting! Being so close to the action made every tackle and touchdown feel even more intense, like I was right in the middle of the game. The whole stadium was buzzing with excitement, and fans were wearing team colors, waving flags, and yelling together. You could tell everyone was really passionate about our team, especially when we were cheering against the Vikings. We even made it on TV with our signs supporting LA Fire Victims. In the end, this game was more than just sports; it was all about having fun, making friends, and feeling excited together. I can't wait to go back to for another game—Go Rams.

We have started a tradition to visit a new NFL stadium each year. This year, we chose State Farm Stadium. We did the Game Day Prep tour the day before the game. I thoroughly enjoyed our time at the game and stadium. They have plenty of restrooms...I never had to stand in a line. The food lines moved swiftly. I do wish they had more food options. Everyone was friendly and helpful. Our seats were amazing, and all fans were respectful of each other. We went to the game early, and my sons were able to get a few autographs. One was Trent McBride and also one from the owner of the Cardinals, Mr. Bidwell. They were well organized in the parking lot as well. It feels like a well-oiled machine.

Always a good time here. The coned-off street routes allow for a steady flow to get in and out of the parking lots. Not just the parking lot but also the Great Lawn is always ready to receive their tailgaters. The 2025 NFL Draft party was a hit on the Great Lawn.

Wow wow- what a wonderful museum. To park, you can park at the Glendale City Lot across the street- and there's accessible spots. The admission is reasonable too- only $5, and when you first walk in- there's a nice gift shop packed with lots of toys and dolls. To the left are the exhibits and I thought it'd be small and ho-hum, but never judge a museum by its size. There was so much to see. They start you off with a short less than 5 minute intro of the museum and dolls; the employees were so nice and welcoming. Then, from there you can take your time to wander through. The rooms are jam-packed with dolls and miniature model dollhouses which are like an exhibit within an exhibit, and you could easily find yourself exploring each room of those dollhouses with your eyes- the amount of detail put into them is crazy. They also have a model classroom too with dolls, and posters as well as a toys section on the very back. I spent 1-1.5 hours here just taking my time to soak in each dollhouse and toy.

Nice place for a quick history on dolls. The curator was very knowledgeable and provided a short, detailed overview on their displays, describing how the dolls were constructed and where from. We had an enjoyable time here since we wanted a quick stop and this museum is not too overwhelming but contains enough interesting items. I especially enjoyed the miniatures from Knotts Berry farm. The detail was fantastic.

The owner and employees are so sweet and I absolutely love talking to them, its so easy to get absorbed in a conversation with them. last i went there was my birthday and they gave me a little card and ideas of stuff around the area to do. absolutely recommend if you're into dolls or toys what so ever.