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Celebrate a ‘Fortnite 4th’ at WestWorld of Scottsdale The Scottsdale Fourth of July celebration presented by Plexus Worldwide, returns for the sixth year to the 300,000 square-foot fully air-conditioned Tony Nelssen Equestrian Center at WestWorld of Scottsdale, Thursday, July 4, 4–9:30pm, for a full night of Fourth of July fun suitable for all ages. This sixth-year celebration takes on the theme “Fortnite 4th” featuring gamers live in action on a 16x9 LED Wall, Fortnitethemed games for kids to enjoy, and a full menu of Fortnite-themed food and beverages including Fortnite Fries, Rice Krispy Med Kits and more available for purchase. This red, white and blue event brings together rides, interactive games and food for the whole family, all within a cool environment, ending the night with a bang — a fireworks show at approximately 9pm. In addition, guests attending the event have the option to upgrade their experience with a Backyard Barbecue ticket. Paying $35 in advance, admission includes unlimited food by Chef Michael DeMaria of M Culinary (www.mculinary. com), including hamburgers and cheeseburgers, barbecue pulled pork, Vienna Beef hot dogs, potato salad, green salad, watermelon, all-American desserts and ice cream, and beverages in an exclusive area encompassing the South Hall.
This ticket delivers a photo booth to capture patriotic moments, lawn games including cornhole, as well as unlimited access to all the fun, games and festivities for the whole family throughout the event. General admission tickets include abundant free activities, and kids’ wristbands are also available for purchase for unlimited fun featuring exciting rides and features. Adult and child general admission tickets in advance are $15. Activity Wristband in advance is $15. Adult and child Backyard Barbecue tickets in advance are $35. Child Backyard Barbecue tickets include an Activity Wristband. Kids 5 and under receive free admission and access to inflatable Toddler Town. Ticket prices increase at the door/ day of event. Military and first responders receive one general admission ticket with ID at the door. Parking is $5. Guests also have the option to park on the polo field at WestWorld with friends and family for $20 a carload to see the fireworks show set against the McDowell Mountains. Polo field lot opens at 7pm. Fireworks show starts at 9pm. WestWorld of Scottsdale is located at 16601 North Pima Road in Scottsdale. For event information, or to purchase tickets, visit www.scottsdale4th.com.
Enter online at news.CITYSunTimes.com/contests or complete the short survey form, indicate which event you would like to attend and mail to CITYSunTimes, 10645 North Tatum Boulevard, Suite 200-413, Phoenix, AZ 85028. Deadline to receive submissions is June 15.
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A family 2-pack of tickets to the Valley Youth Theatre production of Disney’s Freaky Friday: Pam Siegal of Paradise Valley
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