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Are you looking for a great place to play pool with your friends? Look only as far as Main Street Billiards in Mesa. Established in 1992, the pool hall offers one of the best billiards environments in the metro area. We have many options with 36 tables, including 18 Diamond 9' foot tables, 16 Diamond 7' Bar Tables, a 5x10 Gold Crown Snooker Table, and a 5x10 Soren Sogaard Billiard table. The classy yet comfortable pool hall is perfect for grabbing some munchies, enjoying a few beers, and catching the latest sports action on the big flat-screen televisions. They recently remodeled the hall in 2019 and added full liquor in the fall of 2017, so you can choose from a wide selection of beer and spirits.

Are you looking for a thrilling and memorable family activity in Mesa? Look no further than Stratum Lasertag – a one-of-a-kind destination for interactive entertainment. Boasting the largest laser tag arena in the world, covering an impressive 18,000 square feet, this facility is a true masterpiece of design by the experts at Universal Studios. The arena features an immense labyrinth with 90 towers, 15 different levels, and heights of up to 20 feet. This guarantees an exciting and challenging experience for the whole family, keeping your kids entertained for hours. Don't miss out on this opportunity for an unforgettable adventure – visit Stratum Lasertag today and experience the best in family entertainment.

The Superstition Mountain Museum is in the Superstition Mountain range in Central Arizona. The museum offers visitors an experience of the Old West, focusing on the region's history, Native American people, early western settlers, local geology, and industry. The Museum Gallery features a detailed exploration of the region's history with artifacts, multi-media exhibits, and docent-led tours. Visitors can observe a working display of large-scale model trains and a 100-year-old Cossak 20-stamp ore mill and explore the museum's vast collection of Western movie and television history memorabilia. The Village exhibit includes two brush structures, a cooking area, and a hide drying rack, and visitors can find books, apparel, local Native American arts and crafts, and seasonal gift selections.