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- Tube rental is extra and paid to Salt river recreation center at the time you arrive
- You purchase your rental tubes from Salt River Recreation which includes shuttle to the drop off point
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Each night in Mesa, Arizona, the largest theater pipe organ ever created rises above the audience on an 8,000-pound rotating hydraulic elevator to sit 10 feet above the 700-seat dining room. The organ has 1,074 keys, buttons, and switches linked to a series of xylophones, glockenspiels, gongs, and cymbals to create the sound of a full orchestra. Nightly shows also include dancing marionette cats, disco balls and spectacular light shows. While diners sup below, four industrial blowers pump pressurized air through the 6,000 pipes of the 1927 Wurlitzer organ, which is insured for $5 million. The performance hall restaurant serves 300,000 visitors each year, while the organ plays classics like “The Flight of the Bumblebee,” “The Hills Are Alive” from “The Sound of Music,” “The Circle of Life” from “The Lion King,” the “Star Wars” theme, and “God Bless America.” -
WEEK 2
Sept. 20 SEAHAWKS at CARDINALS 1:25 p.m. (FOX)
The Super Bowl champions are the home opener, with the Seahawks getting extra rest after their Wednesday night lidlifter against the Patriots. All kinds of Super reminders up until that point for Seattle. But LaFleur gets his first game in his new home stadium, and it will be fascinating to see how his offense combats a good Seahawks defense -- especially after being part of a Rams offense that was able to score some points against the Seahawks last season. No, no. As LaFleur keeps noting, the Cardinals are not the Rams or 49ers, they have different pieces. Time to see how LaFleur moves those pieces on the board. -
WEEK 7
Oct. 25 BRONCOS at CARDINALS 1:05 p.m. (CBS)
No one is drawing a straight line to what Bo Nix has been for Denver and what the Cardinals hope Carson Beck can be. Nix was a first-round pick. But Beck had a Nix-like college resumé with lots of games under his belt. For him to turn into a Nix-like QB would be a dream scenario for the Cardinals. Of course, the Broncos didn't nearly reach a Super Bowl because of Nix; whomever is playing QB for the Cardinals will have to make it work against former Cardinals DC/current Denver DC Vance Joseph and his game-wrecker, defensive lineman (and former Cardinal) Zach Allen. -
WEEK 10
Nov. 15 RAMS at CARDINALS 2:05 p.m. (CBS)
LaFleur has referenced what the Cardinals did to the Rams at State Farm Stadium in 2024 a couple of times; that kind of performance would be welcoming. A stat to see for James Conner: the veteran running back has seven touchdowns in seven games against the Rams in his career. Can he add to that total? But on the other side of the ball, the battle between Cardinals cornerback Will Johnson and Rams wideout Puka Nacua will be in the spotlight. -
WEEK 12
Nov. 29 COMMANDERS at CARDINALS 2:25 p.m. (FOX)
The Commanders have their QB in Jayden Daniels. What they have to make sure is that he doesn't become their new version of Robert Griffin III, a talented quarterback who can run but with injuries never quite made it. Daniels is coming off an injury-ravaged season, and is learning a new system now that Kliff Kingsbury is no longer is OC. He'll be the focal point of the Cardinals' defense -- especially after Daniels played so well in 2024 during a visit to State Farm Stadium, a Commanders' win. -
WEEK 13
Dec. 6 EAGLES at CARDINALS 2:05 p.m. (FOX)
Josh Sweat knows the Eagles well. He played there for seven seasons and won a Super Bowl (and was an Eagle when the Cardinals last played them in 2023, a 35-31 Cardinals win at Philadelphia.) He knows what Jalen Hurts is about. The question is what kind of Eagles team will the Cardinals see? Last year the Eagles weren't the machine they were when Sweat last played there. Given that Sweat was hurt when the Eagles didn't keep him in 2025, the guess is that he'd like to share that pain with his old team. -
WEEK 15
Dec. 20 JETS at CARDINALS 2:05 p.m. (FOX)
There has been only one NFL coaching job that Mike LaFleur didn't leave by his own choice, and that was his stint as offensive coordinator of the Jets. Yet his path since then has been impressive -- three years as OC of the Rams, and now the head coach of the Cardinals. Here he has a chance to gain a little revenge against his former team, although much has changed since he was in New York. At this point, the bigger story is what the Jets might do with their three first-round picks in 2027, and whether the Cardinals find their QB this season or, like the Jets will, delve into a first-round QB next year.
