You ain’t got a thing if you ain’t at our Fling.
Join us Saturday for the Second Annual Spring Fling Pub Crawl, where 17 Downtown bars, clubs, pubs, lounges and restaurants can’t wait to give you discounted drinks and grub.
Interested? Of course you are.
Here’s what you do:
PURCHASE: Why buy your Spring Fling Pub Crawl tickets online? 1) It’s cheaper (Just $10 each when you use promo code FAN2) and 2) It’s convenient, with Will Call available all day at the Ambassador Information Center, located on Adams Street between Central and First Avenue.
MEET: Starting at 8 p.m., we’ll be outside the Ambassador Information Center issuing wristbands and assembling Crawlers into teams (optional). Teams will be led by expert Ambassadors who will guide them along the Crawl route. Print our handy map and list of participating bars/specials here. Be sure to come early for great freebies from Bud and KISS FM.
CRAWL: Starting at 9 p.m., you and 800 or so of your new best friends will make your way around Downtown Phoenix, hopping from bar to bar–including Lucky Strike Lanes, Rose & Crown, Bar Smith, Brick Pizzeria & Wine Bar, Steve’s Greenhouse Grill, Seamus McCaffrey’s, Carly’s, Breadfruit Rum Bar, Networks, Turf, Hooters, Coach & Willie’s, Ghost Lounge, Friday’s, Majerle’s, Kincaid’s, and the debut of Copper Blues–and collecting beads and other fun SWAG with a little help from the Ambassadors and Ollie the Trolley.
EAT: Join us at Steve’s Greenhouse Grill from 1:30 a.m.-3:30 a.m. for a post-Crawl breakfast/dance party featuring eggs, bacon, taters, coffee, and a DJ.
CAB: Don’t take a chance, take a Discount Cab. As a special Spring Fling sponsor, Discount Cab will even give you a ride back to your car on Sunday. Enter this number into your phone (602)200-2000 now.
STAY: Hotel San Carlos is offering $89 rooms to Crawlers. Call (602) 253-4121 and ask for the Pub Crawl Rate.
All the information you need, including the path to discounted tickets, map, list of Crawl stops/specials, and cab/hotel deals, can be found on the Official Spring Fling Page .
See you Saturday!
May’s Spring Fling crawl brought together more than 750 people who had a whopping good time (and hopefully, remembered it the next day). Next Saturday’s event will be even bigger, with a record number of pubs participating. Each location will offer drink/food specials exclusive to Pub Crawlers. See below for a full list, but first, here’s a quick look-see at a few of the locations:
The Urban Wine Walk is a FREE event that encourages adventurous participants to try new or familiar restaurants located along the METRO light rail in Downtown Phoenix, the Camelback Corridor and Tempe. Each restaurant will offer three wine samples and a snack all at can’t-beat-it pricing reserved exclusively for Urban Wine Walkers.
To take part in the Urban Wine Walk, simply 
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What: Spring Fling Pub Crawl
So on behalf of moms everywhere, I’d like to suggest giving her the one thing she wants most on Mother’s Day: some time and attention. You’ll find lots of options in Downtown Phoenix that will get her way more jazzed than that card you have your eye on.
Super Sunday Downtown
Friday, January 27th, 2012The last time the Giants and Patriots met in the Super Bowl the game was played in our backyard at University of Phoenix Stadium.
Phoenix has to wait until 2015 to host another Super Bowl but this year’s Giants/Patriots rematch can be celebrated at a variety of Downtown restaurants, pubs, bar, lounges, and watering holes.
Coach & Willie’s
One of Downtown’s favorite sports bars is offering a complimentary buffet from 4 p.m. to halftime, food and drink specials, and a chance to win 2 sets of lower-level Rattlers season tickets.
The music venue’s “Pabst It To Me, I’m Open” Super Bowl party will feature the big game on the lounge’s big screen, plus $2 Pabst, $5 Honey Badgers, $6 Nachos, and homemade Cracker Jack, all starting at 3 p.m.
District American Kitchen & Wine Bar
Enjoy a Super Bowl menu that will satisfy any football fan, including $1 sloppy Joe sliders, cheesy corn dogs, baked macaroni & cheese, Schreiner’s beer hot sausages, plus half-priced bottles of wine and other drink specials all day.
Friday’s Front Row
Friday’s Front Row at Chase Field is offering all-you-can-eat hot wings. Chow down and watch the game on one of their 32 flat screen TVs.
Hooters Arizona Center
Is there a better place to spend a full day soaking up all the Super Bowl hoopla? Probably not, and to make it even sweeter Hooters will serve you 20 traditional wings and 60 ounces of beer for $20. That’s real. While you’re enjoying the game and surroundings enter to win a new flat screen TV.
Majerle’s Sports Grill
Downtown Dan and the gang are offering $3 Bloody Marys, bottomless mimosas, and all day breakfast.
Mi Amigos
Mi Amigos at Arizona Center is serving drink specials and discounted party platters all day long.
Networks
The Hyatt Regency Phoenix sports bar is offering a beer bucket special all day long: 5 Coors Light or Miller Lite bottles for $15.
Rose & Crown Pub
It’s a seafood bash and Downtown’s famous English pub, with all-you-can-eat seafood boil–crawfish, lobster, crab, mussels, potatoes, corn on the cob, and sausage–for $20 from 1-5 p.m.
Steve’s Greenhouse Grill
Inside or out on the patio, enjoy a dozen wings and a micro brew beer for $8.95, or a burger and fries for $8.95, plus $3 touchdown shots, $1.75 Miller Lite specials, and happy hour well drinks all day.
Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery
Spend your Super Bowl Sunday at CityScape with the Tilted Kilt girls and enjoy their tailgate breakfast menu until 11 a.m., then drink specials all day while you catch the action on 3 giant projection screens and 37 plasmas inside and out on the patio.
Tom’s Tavern & 1929 Grill
Tom’s is serving a special Super Bowl brunch all day long.
Enjoy the game!
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