Good places to visit in Arizona?

My family and i are going to arizona. I would like to go somewhere that I don't already Know about. ( ex. grand canyon) we are leaving 18-24 march

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1. Petrified forest and meteor crater.
2. grand canyon!!!!!!!!!!
3. Sedona is absolutely gorgeous! It is also known as a place for spiritual healing and people from all over the world go there because of an energy vortex. It is so beautiful there!
4. There's Tombstone, the Phoenix Zoo, world wildlife zoo. Sedona is beautiful. You could also check out the supposed haunted grand hotel in Jerome. In the city itself just go downtown and there is tons of stuff to check out. Museums and shops like you wouldn't believe. There is lake pleasant nearby as well. Too bad its too early for salt river or you could go tubing down the river. And there is the natural land bridge in the tonto national forest. Gorgeous. I'm from phoenix so if you want more suggestions let me know.
5. serioslyy arizona is nothing without the grand canyon, and this time of year, all the frekin water parks are closed.. its kinda full nof old people comming to do there "spring break".. and family things? just go to california its so much better
6. Lake havasu is nice, the london bridge is there and of course the lake for fishing and/or water sports play. Don't believe all the girls gone wild and spring break party hype. It's just not true, they are really strict on rules and regulations. They don't put up with wild and crazy tourists. It's a really nice family place. Our parents are actually retired there, and we visit often it's really nice.
7. arizona is an awesome place. you have forests, deserts, and lakes all within a days drive. you can't go wrong with any place in az.
8. How are you getting there? What part are you going to? What kinds of things are you interested in? One of my favorite places is Sedona. It is beautiful there and has a lot of places to hike. But it might be a little bit cold there. Grand Canyon and Prescott might be too. There is a old mining city called Jermone. That can be fun. Near Sedona and Prescott is Out of Africa Wildlife park. I do not like zoos, but I LOVED this place. They really care for the animals. Also they have jeep tours where animals come up to you. Wednesday are their feeding days so you should try to go then. If you are going into Phoenix, some great places to eat are Oreganos(very busy on weekends), Pizzeria Blanco(also busy on weekends), Pita Jungle, and Bacchanal(greek dining experience). You can get some tasty mexican food from these places-Bario Cafe, Macayo's (on central), Los Dos Molinos, and Ponchos. There is a hole in the wall blues bar that usually has a good band playing, it is called Chars has the Blues. Hope this helps.
9. Tombstone or maybe Old Tucson studios.
10. It depends on where you are driving from. If you are driving north from Phoenix, check out Montezuma's Castle. http://www.americansouthwest.net/arizona/montezuma_castle/national_monument.html
11. Arizona sucks! Why dont you go to California?
12. arizona mills chandler fashion square mall fiesta mall superstition springs mall
13. There are tons of things to see and do see Check out http://phoenix.nyctourist.com for your adventures in Phoenix. Good Lcuk!!
14. If you head to Sedona (which is absolutely incredible by the way and should be seen) - if you have time, there is a small town just an hour to an hour and a half way called Jerome. It's a former ghost town that sits literally on the side of a moutain. It's a little 'touristy' now, but if you are into those kinds of things, it is really cool. (I have to admit I haven't been there for awhile though). I live in a small town in Ohio and when we talk about Sedona, I always bring up Jerome and I'm constantly amazed by the other people who have been there too and really liked it. It's just something different. You can check the town out on the web. Drinking was outlawed in the town at one time because the back porches are typically 'stilted' into the mountain. If you fell off them, you died.