Q: Has a really big splash bad, biggest I've seen all over town. Splash pad does not function till May 31.Park is clean but the bathroom stalls have no door. The basketball court is kid sized. The parking lot is tiny.

A: positive

Q: I haven't actually gone on my Helicopter tour of Grand Canyon... the gripe I have is with all the extra charges added to the "special" advertised price on their website...there is addtl $45 per person "service charge" after paying for my tour( $659.00) on the 10th I recvd confirmation on the 13th ...now I geuss it's too late for a full refund. I called a number listed and was told it wasn't the actual Helicopter Co charging the "service charge" then called the tour company and was told it was the Helicopter comanpies fee... so my trip is is now $749.00 without tip!

A: negative

Q: Sensi is not at the top of the culinary world nor is there a star celebrity chef with his name all over food network and endorsed to be on Top Chef Master's by F&W Magazine. It however is my all time favorite casual fine dining spot in Vegas. Love the atmosphere being in the Bellagio lobby, but off the beaten path. Maine Lobster with Chinese style fried rice was YUM! Foie Gras appetizer, Short Ribs and Santa Barbara Prawns always perfect...great flavors strong presentation and good service. I still crave the Donuts with Pistachio Cream or whatever it is. Just plain great. Light with lots of flavor a great ending to any meal. Only drawback is that the naan bread with the chutneys is not complimentary at dinner. But again still one of my all time favorite dining spots in town.

A: positive

Q: This place was conveniently located right next to the Best Western Inn we were staying at! My father brought his piano and I brought my guitar so we could show off our skills to the Mesa locals. Although the locals we were with only consisted of 5, we managed to get our show up and going. Pops needed a sustained foot petal for his keyboard. I needed some electric guitar strings, strap and picks as my setup is torn up due to hardcore rocking out. Nice selection of guitars and basses with a subpar selection of pianos. Turns out Milano Music actually has an entire store across the street with looked dedicated strictly to pianos and piano related products. The brass section was kind of cool.. it's on the second level with about 4ft wide walk space and railing along the sides. A little intimidating, but once you get over the fact that you may or may not fall off this thing or it may collapse, well.. then everything begins to feel alright. I was helped by an unnamed gentleman who took me right to the section I needed to be at. I'm an intermediate guitar player (in my head I like to think this), so I still have questions every now and then. When it comes to strings.. there's plenty of brands to choose from and all have claim to fame. Luckily the dude who was helping me out inquired my set up and pulled down the strings he thought suit best for me. To top it off, he even put in a 2 for 1 deal for me so I can try out a few different brands for a cheaper price. Thanks, brotha. My father was helped by a young dude who found the exact foot pedal that came with my dads previous keyboard setup. Bing, bang, boom. Naturally we were in Milano for hours fiddling around, but if I needed something on the fly and happen to be in Arizona.. I feel the staff as well as the selection here would easily get me in and out and on the go.

A:
positive