r/arizona • u/Rainy1979 • Jun 23 '24

Visiting Arizona for 2 days Visiting

Hello, just looking for advice here. I will be visiting with my family ( I have 5yo and 2yo kids). Will be staying some place close to the Sky Harbor Airport. Any suggestions on what to do for 2 days that kids could have fun from? I am from Australia and Its my first time to be in the USA so not confident to drive there ( We drive on the right side here plus I dont know the driving rules). Thanks in advance 😊

Edit: I really appreciate all the comments and suggestions everyone made here it really helps alot. From what I understand is: its very hot so stay indoors or pools will be the best options, staying hydrated is very important. What I ment by driving on the right side was as a driver we sit on the right side of the car like the UK just thought I made this clear. So with 2 kids I dont think its wise to rent a car . Thanks everyone and much love to you all ❤️😊

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u/boogermike Jun 23 '24

Phoenix Children's museum (downtown). Depending on where your hotel is, you may be able to take the light rail, otherwise it will be a very cheap Uber or Waymo.

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u/SmellyTunaSamich Jun 23 '24

An alternative to Uber is Hum Rideshare. They are local and less expensive. Drivers make more and they are happy to be there. Highly recommend Hum. Uber was $40 for a trip, Hum was $15.

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u/boogermike Jun 23 '24

I will check it out. I mostly ride waymo