Not your typical looking soccer store from the outside. But inside they had everything we needed…read more Staff was very friendly and helped us find what we needed. Pricing was reasonable and we were in and out quickly. We will be back next soccer season

Well really not enough sizes for large men. I did find 3 shirts for my small size. Not enough of…read morethe current shirts for women for Germany and USA.

Super large park with sports fields, playground and tons of grass to play on. There's trees so you…read morecan hide in the shade. Parking lot on site. I couldn't find bathrooms.

This park is grassy and full of big beautiful trees that are perfect for climbing. The playground…read moreis big enough to maintain a kid's interest and enthusiasm for at least an hour, and there's plentiful seating in both shady and sunny spots. A birthday party would probably be a great success here, especially with supplemental kites or frisbees or other throwing things. The grassy field is sizable enough for kickball and other such terrain-sprawling sport. We had a compelling game of pine one ninja (think live-action fruit ninja, sub Dowel rods and pine cones). There's a quaint earthen walking path on the far side of the park that, I believe, leads to a pedestrian sidewalk passing over I40 and leading to the Winrock mall. There's also A bunch of well-maintained tennis courts, which I thought were for public use but appear to be restricted access... tennis club or something? I don't know for sure; better check with google on that. There's imposing chain link fences surrounding them, and while tunneling under may be difficult due to the asphalt and turf perimeter, you could probably climb them if you really wanted to play when the courts were closed. * Yelp does not condone criminal trespassing, and their views are not necessarily reflected in my satirical advice on circumventing restricted access. One star deducted because of bathroom access. There's one in that... tennis club?... building, but of course your bladder relief is then at the mercy of their hours of operation. Go play here. Just go pee first.

Every time I come here whether I'm buying tickets or checking out the merchandise the staff is…read morealways incredibly friendly and welcoming. They're also great at helping you find exactly what you're looking for. The Nob Hill location isn't the most convenient when it comes to parking, so you should plan for that in advance. There's always a wide selection of merchandise to choose from, and their Black Friday deals are seriously amazing. I always enjoy shopping here!

This is an awesome grass roots organization that has built an awesome soccer team despite the odds…read moreand low population of our state. Thank you NM United for making it happen!

New bigger location, larger in stock selection plus shoes. Everyone we came into contact with was…read morefriendly and helpful. I like the new store much better

Shout out Michael who works at this location! He was so helpful in finding my size and recommending…read morethings I was looking for. Usually when I come to this location I'm used to other team members being so cold and unwelcoming. But Michael was amazing and reminded me why I love lulu and shopping there!

The Good: A grand plot of play heaven in the north valley. That Metal Detector Guy was there with…read morehis golden retriever when we showed up, doing whatever it is those people do, searching for quarters or something that might help reimburse the initial cost of the investment. Those people are always a good sign that the scene is going to be on the down-low. My daughter tore into this elaborate play structure themed to resemble an explorer's ship (Columbus, I assume) and a small thatched hut village (the natives he and his crew systematically eradicated upon arrival). Slides, hiding spots, climbing poles and ropes galore. Throughout the rest of the park: four tennis courts (funny how the north valley has so many more of these, per capita), two basketball half courts (strangely situated so a full court game cannot be played), and a wide open field for sporting and otherwise. The Bad: Sand. No shade, save the plastic mock palm trees that shelter the plastic mock thatch village. No bucket swings. The Verdict: In a terrific twist of ABQ fate, we were treated to a truly local New Mexican scene. Two moms, two kids and three chihuahuas suddenly arrived, running rampant over the grounds. One of the mutts agitated the retriever, sending That Metal Detector Guy to the soccer field. The kids were sweet and playful, their parents quite attentive (not standing around staring at their cell phones, which is typical) and the dogs delighted my daughter. This is a great place to frolic, young and old alike, clean and well cared for.

I've been going to Columbus Park since I was in high school. It was one of those places we would go…read moreto during lunch time to have teenage fun. As time went on I would take my children there to play in the playground and also to chase balls for us as we played tennis. I believe they have three tennis courts, they have a newly updated play area for the children and they have a few swings which I think are oddly place far away from the Ramada. The Ramada has three tables. There are no restrooms there but one water fountain and plenty of green grass to let your children run and play or play Frisbee or to play catch or to play soccer or even just to lay down and enjoy a nice day staring at the sky. There's a walkway around the park where you can get your exercise in, there's plenty of off-street parking although at night time there's no lighting and it's surrounded by new homes with, in my opinion, not as friendly homeowners as before the area was redone. This is not one of the bigger parks it doesn't have two play areas just one play area where the older kids and the younger kids all have to learn to play and share together. We like to have our birthday parties at this park because first it has a Ramada and secondly it's close to our home in case anyone needs the restroom. It serves its purpose.

My ex and I recently finished our divorce and we have two littlest sons. This park is so beautiful…read moreand the vibe is right so right? We both have stayed living in the same neighborhood as each other. It sucks to be this close some days but the kids are happy and didn't have to learn a new park lol

One of the best places to watch the balloons during Balloon Fiesta week. Parking is available if…read moreyou arrive early. This park is just south of the main balloon park so if the wind is right, you get quite a show without the huge crowd. We like to bring chairs and blankets and watch the balloons sail over. Often times the balloons will land in the park, and you can get close to them. The kids enjoy collecting cards from the balloonists once they safely land. There is also a big playground here for the kids, and port o potties.