Cool facility! Hiding in plain sight - I've driven by here a million times and never realized this was here, until I came for a kiddo bday party. I attended said kiddo bday party as a parent but also got in a little time on the turf. I can't speak to all the ins and outs of coming here for regular practice or playing games here routinely, but it felt like a pretty solid spot to me. Minus one star for the very young staff that could have been more friendly and welcoming. Walked by multiple times and they seemed to be in their own little world, so they could use a little coaching on basic greetings and friendly customer service vibe. Not a huge deal, but... ya know. read more

THIS ONE OF THE WORST PLACES TO VISIT AND PLAY SPCCER ... my coach was on the phone with them and they clearly told us we had an appointment .. soon as we got there they acted like we weren't ever on the phone or ever made a reservation.. and on top of that .. there was two young men in the front and all they could give me was attitude and not help resolve anything or accommodate... PLEASE STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE read more

Best gym for some serious training. If you want to take advantage of one of their knowledgeable trainers or if you want to train on your own this is the perfect spot. Perfect place for beginners as well as competitors. No frills just hard work. read more

Poor management and bad customer service. All they care about is money they don't care if you are safe or having fun playing soccer. I played on Tuesday night adult league and had a bad experience. They are so cheap that they only assign one referee to your games and that referee has no ref certification or grade 8. Most of the time referees are under age and has no experience so there is a high chance that referee can't control the game and you'll get hurt. (There are couple of good referees but 80% are just young with no experience and certification) They make the games so intense that we had to just leave in middle of the game so we don't get hurt. 3 of our players broke bones because of bad calls. Like I said all they care about is to get your money and don't care about your safety. read more

I don't play soccer but I am a pretty good spectator. Haven't been in this facility for over 10 years. Some changes: the bleacher seating was removed, the batting cage area was transformed into a pretty nice gym. The night I came it was pouring rain and the place was literally flooding. I must say the soccer games kept on schedule even though the floor was covered in 3+ inches of water in certain areas. Some of the cons: You are required to buy their "jersey" which is really a cotton T-shirt and it is also required to put a # on the jersey by the second game or you will receive a $2.00 fine. Your first game they put a # on your hand with a sharpie so you get a pass on the fine. Overall it's a decent place, can't be all that bad if Tony Romo plays here...right?? read more

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I have played indoor here on Wednesday's for the past 2.5 years. I have always found the staff to be generally friendly, knowledgable about the rules, teams and do the best the can to accommodate the athletes. It's a huge field, great turf and my choice indoor facility in North Texas. read more

This is a review for the gym. I'm terrible at soccer. I played for two years in elementary school as a forward and never scored one goal. This gym is what athletes salivate for. Any serious athlete will tell you that this gym has absolutely everything you need to be successful. Countless squat racks, two platforms, plenty of dumbbells, a sweet collection of kettlebells and all those other odd training tools athletes love. They even have a huge tire you can flip! I've been to this gym off and on since high school due to attending college in a different city. I wish they had a gym like this where I go to school. Super cheap and no contract? It doesn't get much better than this. Everybody here is super friendly and anybody would love this gym! It doesn't matter if you're an athlete or somebody just trying to stay in shape, this gym will have exactly what you need! read more

Great sports facility! Gym is always clean, good to see some youth workers finally working. Cheap prices for day passes & memberships! I've seen a few NFL players train and workout here. Great front desk support, never rude, always compliant. Highly recommended 10/10 !!!! read more

Great place for soccer and working out! Safety is number one concern. Great pricing! Staff always concerned for individual needs and management willing to work with teams on scheduling games. read more

The third party classes offered in the rented space are great however the facility is disgusting. The bathrooms smell and everything has a layer of visible grey grime. There is usually a staff of at least 3 unsupervised "workers" texting and eating but never cleaning. This place is in desperate need of an adult manager. ALSO SO MUCH RAT SHIT! read more

I take my twin 3 year olds to the Soccer Tots program at American indoor. They call it TPYS now. My kids just love to go each week. They are always asking if today is soccer day! The coach we have is awesome and does a great job engaging my kids. Compared to other facilities we go to, American indoor is kept very clean and the management is helpful and friendly. The only issue I have is that when it rains, you have to walk around a 5 gal bucket collecting the water leaking from the roof. G.V. read more

The head night manager that handles the indoor soccer sign in process is by far the most rude person I have ever had to deal with. I have played indoor soccer at this facility for 2 years now and this new manager has no customer service skills whatsoever. Constantly harassing players, mean mugging, and halting the game due to their error in charging the correct amount of fees. She pulled one of our guys off the field for a $2 charge because his number had not been ironed on, but was written on his hand which is customary when not on the shirt. It cost our team a goal. We always pay our fees on time and yet we still get this horrible treatment from their management. The owner needs to realize whats happening at night when he is not around. This is absurd. read more

Wont recommend any soccer players here. It is run by some school kids and refereeing is the worst. Mostly done by some players who clearly favors if their team is playing. Worst place. read more

Absolutely the most clueless soccer facility in Texas. I have been to many in the area and this place takes the cake. Management does not work with the teams. We are in a Saturday league and they scheduled the championship game on a Monday? Their reasoning, "sorry we can't find and other time". Why not on a Saturday when the league is suppose to be scheduled? Complete idiots.. read more

The management here is horrendous (especially one of the female heads). They care much more about money and appearance than the game. Our team should have read the other reviews first and taken them to heart. Change the management and I would consider returning. Until then there are many other facilities around town where they appreciate that players' main focus is just playing the sport. read more

Young staff, terrible management, they don't even follow their owe rules, you have to purchase their shirts for $10 which isn't worth it...than go somewhere else to put a number on it bc they don't provide that service... Than if u don't get a number by their time frame they charge u $2. Just checking into play a game takes 10 min. 1/2 the time there is no staff to check u in... They had a ref with a broken leg ref my top division team which ended up getting out of hand Never inform the other team when a forfeit has happened Don't even understand what color cards mean or play off rules. Not to mention it's far. This place is a waste of time go to Soccer spectrum if u want a well run place. They can't even get a woman's league there bc they have managed to piss all the teams off :( read more

I would not recommend this place at all. It's run by high school kids who just sit on their phones, the officiating is biased and downright dangerous because it's all about who you know here. Blue Sky or Spectrum should be considered first if you are looking for a place to play. I played competitive soccer for 28 years and after a few seasons of playing here my body was too beat up to ever play again. The $2 fine for no jersey number was ludicrous. I saw many players avoid this fee just by simply knowing the kid at the front desk during check-in. I also saw many teams swap around players for the playoff games which supposedly is against their "rules". It's all about who you know... read more

American Indoor is a company that regularly deceives its customers. If you are a Coach -- I recommend you DO NOT engage in any business with this company or use its facilities. My first hand experience with this company is the following: On Feb. 2nd , I asked about renting their big field and was told the price was $110 for the whole field and $60 for the half. I requested the half field and prepaid $180 for three practices. On Feb. 8th, I attempted to reconfirm my reservation and they had completely lost any record of it. The person at the front desk remembered my initial reservation and reinstated it for half of the big field -- or so I thought. On Feb 9th, my team showed up for practice and our professional Skills Coach and I were about to start practice when we were told that we need to move to the small practice field. This field is inferior to what we pre-paid. It has no goals and is less then half the size of what I pre-paid. It was obvious we were being bumped for another team who was willing to pay for the full big field. It was also obvious that this company was engaged in a "Bait and Switch" and has violated the Texas Deceptive Trade Practice Act. I contacted several Coaches who use this facility and they all agreed that this company regularly moves teams around to maximize their own revenue while not honoring their reservations. The company pretends to not know about your reservation and erases it if another team is willing to pay more. This unscrupulous behavior is obviously to the determent of a Coach's practice and more importantly to the detriment of the kids who use the facility. I will not use this facility again once my pre-paid reservations are used. I will also contact other Coaches who have encountered these deceptive practices and understand the total damages we have incurred. I suggest that you stay away as a Coach or Player. Based on the reputation of this place - it won't be in business very long. read more

This is by far is the worst location to play soccer. They require you buy their shirts for $9! A colored tshirt with their logo and you must go out of your way to imprint a number because they don't offer them there. Or a fine of $2 for playing with no number o.o! As an adult that works full-time and attends college part-time, I don't have time to go imprint a number on an ugly tshirt, and paying a fee for no number is ignorant. Advise to American Indoor, offer the full service if you are forcing us to wear your tshirts! I rather drive to Inwood Soccer Center... read more

Best gym if you wanna get pumped and see some awesome muscle ;) The trainers are awesome there.

This place is horrible!!!! The refs let you play as rough as you want. They want the game over before you even start. Its ran by people that really dont care about your wellbeing. GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!!!!!! read more

Coach mike is awesome. He works very well with the kids, is fun and encouraging. My son idolizes him.

For any trainer, or someone looking to train, this is an excellent facility. Great equipment, clearly set up by trainers. Equipment is complete, with none of the unless equipment you see at the standard 24 Hr fitness/Lifetime type of place. Athletes and trainers both know what they are doing and is a great place to workout. Highly recommended. read more

Worst place to play indoor soccer in the area, operates unethical way and unacceptable behaviour from staff

This place has terrible refs and because of that reason fights always break out. Seems like nobody knows what to do and ran by a bunch of high school kids. I would highly recommend going to other indoor soccer places over this one. read more

Don't come here to play soccer. Ever. The facility is run by high school students. Customer service is non-existent. The owner and staff consistently navigate around their own rules and policies to make an extra buck. Most refs are too young and too inexperienced to ref adult games. Any feedback or criticism will fall on deaf ears. Couple all this with skyrocketing prices and hidden fees around every corner and you've got American Indoor. Sounds fun huh. read more

Saw a member of management throw out another team's player mid-game yesterday for not having an ironed-on number (she had apparently written her jersey clearly on the shirt and the refs had ok'd it beforehand). Seemed super petty to me. Place should let players play the game. read more

Watch the gym. Sometimes empty and great and sometimes full of kids w a trainer or two that monopolize all equipment and are rude. Owner might want to limit how many kids they train during busy hours when adults want to train. Nothing like a gym full of rowdy stinky kids. read more

It's all about the money, To hard to communicate and get an answer asking about upcoming game time and schedule it's useless not posting or don't know.......really...... read more

Coach Mike is absolutely great!! My son is on his third season with Coach Mike and has developed some amazing skills. Thank you Coach Mike!!! read more

Unfortunately, Blue Sky in the Colony is not any better! The management is horrible; they are extremely rude and disrespectful to their customers. There is clearly a significant demand for indoor sports facilities in North Dallas; otherwise I'm not sure how these places can get away with such poor service. Can someone please open another Sports Complex that appreciates and understands their customers? read more

Best Indoor Soccer Facility in North Texas! The field is top notch they use the expensive turf! In fact its so good its where Tony Romo plays soccer in the off season of Cowboy football! The staff is great and very knowledgeable and the owner is there A LOT and takes the time to try and make sure each team is happy! They also have an amazing Gym!! read more

Preface: I've played at least 75 games at the 3 main fields I talk about/compare here - AI, Inwood, & Soccer Spectrum The good things: *The field. It is massive, & uses the bladed turf with rubber "dirt" similar to Soccer Spectrum. Maybe 25% larger than Inwood or Spectrum. The space allows for a different style of play (chips & breakaways). *You can play coed on days other than Fri/Sat. The bad things: Overall it is best described as not player friendly. This is partially what you get when the owner is giving revenue optimization presentations at national conferences. They nickel & dime you for EVERYTHING (despite trying to sell hard on the fact that it is "cheaper" than the competitors). Ex: *$2 fines for not having a number on your jersey (though they no longer put #'s one due to their staff ruining jerseys) *$10 game time change request fee (even if it doesn't actually work out) *$20 roster change fee Oddly, they do not serve alcohol of any kind The other is related to the actual player experience. Bizarre things include: *They are not part of NTSSA. This means you "get to" buy a whole new registration (more $$) that is not useable on other fields. This also means the rules are different. No hot/cold for coed, but instead is like coed outdoor with the goal quota system. (more later on weird non NTSSA rules). *One of the largest problems is they *only use 1 referee*. Many of their refs are solid, but several are terrible (as is everywhere), BUT without a second on the field if you get that one you are in for a long game (likely filled with uncalled fouls). *Scheduling - sign up for a Sunday afternoon league? Get ready for some Sat night, Mon night, or Tues night games. Don't like that? See above for game change fees (note: no guarantee of success). A year ago a team in the "Sun" league had all Tues night games & had at least 4-5 players on staff. Shady. Lots of demand for a Thurs game night but only a fixed amount of game slots? Sign up the extra teams & push everybody to a game or two on another unpopular night. Asset utilization! More $$! You agreed to it! *Jerseys - you *have to* buy & play in their crappy t shirts for ~$8. I'm not sure what problem this is trying to solve other than another $ making venture. I will not call these jerseys, they are just low quality t-shirts, & they don't provide a #. Which are of course MANDATORY subject to repeated fines $. *Arbitration - Unlike the NTTSA, there does not appear to be an independent (of field management) arbitration board. Based on players on my teams, if you have even a mention of a referee complaint expect an extremely surly response from the owner (who sorta plays & refs as well?!). His default setting appears adversarial; it would be fantastic if it was approached a discussion with a paying customer about service levels... Instead he will go on about how his son played pro & got fouled or whatever, ignoring that this really has nothing to do with recreational soccer with many beginner players. *THERE IS NO AGE REQUIREMENT FOR ADULT PLAY. This means you will occasionally be playing against 14 year olds. But, if you enjoy playing men's soccer against spazzy high schoolers who talk trash, you may like this. NTTSA requires 18+ *They don't supply a game ball. So you get to sit around while game time runs if the home team doesn't have one. It just comes off as cheap. *Layout - The benches only have 1 door with a giant metal latch, & the water fountain is in the back corner of the facility. There is no distinct penalty box. Compare this to every other indoor field you have ever played on not named Sole Role. Despite the huge field, the goals are short (similar to the dome field at Inwood) *Warm up - There is effectively no warmup field; as it is constantly rented out to kids practices, etc. So your backup options are??? None. *Strange rules *Free kicks - there is no penalty for encroaching free kicks to delay the play. The kicker must request 5 yards. Unlike NTSSA where you get a warning then a card. So there is no incentive not to stand on the ball while your def gets set. It's cheap & enabled by the odd rule. *Shootouts/OT - They decided Coed shootout goals by females count 1 point, & you must shoot with players on the field at the end of OT (playoff surprise!) *Keepers don't get pulled for a blue. Slide outside the box? Stay in for the ensuing free kick. *God help you if you even talk about gum on the field, or spit... *Play quality (IMO) the quality of coed play is much weaker than Inwood or Spectrum (specifically the talent of the ladies). Overall the only reason to play there is you live next door, are friends with the owner, or really like the field & week night or Sun coed game times. My 2 cents - Inwood & Spectrum have lesser issues & are the gold st&ard in Dallas for adult soccer. This field is the owner doing a yield management experiment with some soccer thrown in. read more