Seeing the Sights in Mesa with Ease Via our charter bus
March 21st, 2007The very reason why Mesa has such an amazing number of attractions with cultural undertones is because Mesa has a history of being a destination for Indians, Spanish, American, Mormon dwellers as early as 25,000 B.C! I hired a charter bus to Mesa, the third largest city in Arizona, and was delighted at the many venues and tourist attractions for my family to enjoy via our charter bus rental in Mesa.
With all the hoopla about Mesa building the largest art complex in Arizona in 2005, my curiosity got the better of me, so, the first place the charter bus took us was the Mesa Arts Center. The center has so many attractions we did not know where to begin. We had a blast jumping from one theatre to another. For the record, I was tempted to sign up for one of their art classes (the art freak in me beckons) but I knew Mesa offered so much more so, I resisted the urge.
We hopped back into the charter bus and our driver informed us that a great place to bring the kids was Laser Quest. I figured, who am I to argue with the man who is behind the wheel, so, off we went. And boy, I was spooked and amazed at the same time with Laser Quest! It is one of those futuristic sci-fi-like places that offer a lot of role playing games and mazes! When I finally got back into the charter bus, I felt like a 5-year-old child who has just experienced my first roller-coaster ride! To complete my Mesa journey, I took the charter bus to a place called Fighter Combat International. This is the THE place to experience how it feels like to be a fighter pilot! Did I have to learn how to fly a plane? Yup…training is provided although you don’t actually get to fly one, you’ll certainly relish the idea of being a professional fighter pilot. It’s definitely an experience I will not forget. Be sure to contactThe BusBank for all your Mesa, Arizona charter bus rental needs!
