Scottsdale:
Cool off and have fun at the wettest and muddiest town event, featuring inflatable waterslides monsoon madness is July 12tha t Founders Park in Queen Creek.

Tucson:
The Tucson Children's Museum will stay open until 8 p.m. and charge only $1 admission on Monsoon Monday Nights, between June 2 and August 4.

Palm Springs:
In Kids Explore, children ages 5 – 12 engage in hands-on arts and crafts that range from California Indian games to Native American stencil painting. Space is limited. Registrations are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Las Vegas:
Greater Las Vegas, an oasis discovered by early 19th century Spanish explorers, has become the amusement capital of the world, glittering with world-class cuisine, lodging and entertainment, to fit most budgets or itineraries. Annual Las Vegas extravaganzas range from the tech world’s COMDEX to the NASCAR Windston Cup UAW Daimler/Chrysler 400.

San Diego:
San Diego Comic Con is bigger than ever - meet the creators and stars of blockbuster movies, anime, comic book and graphic novel artists and the dedicated followers of all things fantasy, sci-fi and more.

Cabo San Lucas:
Known as "the world’s aquarium", the Sea of Cortés is one of the most fascinating places in the world thanks to the tremendous number of different species that live in its profundities and to the surprising natural occurrences that take place there.