What a facility, didn't like the fact we had to buy a pass for all 3 days, $70 a person???? Plus…read moreParking $6 a day. Well maintained, clean, very organized. If our Grandson wasn't playing we would not have paid the price. The facility was phenomenal

Horrible. Went to a baseball game in 108 degree weather at 4:30PM. Found that there was a burger…read moreplace called, Bristol's there. Drove all the way around building to the C building in the parking lot that was designated to the restaurant as we hadn't walked in the ball game yet.(which was super far)... started walking towards the gate that was open and a security guard stops to tell us we have to walk all the way around to the front to go in. (He was on a cart and didn't offer to drive us just flat out said no). We asked if we could sneak by him and still said no... there wasn't a sole in sight. (He could've physically escorted us but instead, stuck on the word "no" to walk around the full building). Hospitality runs in every industry. There are families who are willing to spend money ONSITE if you could get your signage together for clear communication for the people who would spend dollars and also, for some better customer service. It's not my fault you have poor signage. But when you have people willing to spend, and not ONE customer around... you should welcome them. That's how business works... Instead, he drove over to the baseball field where I saw him again. Sitting and looking at his phone... I hope that works out well for him.... I would be pissed if one of my employees got paid to sit on their phone and turn business away. Mr. Security Guard... your wages are paid by people who spend at your facilities. Considering I spend a fortune on baseball and also spend a fortune with my cheerleading company that comes to compete at this facility, I think you should go educate yourself on treating people well. (especially when it's SO hot outside)... a little kindness goes a long way. Also, if you want to "follow rules"... ask your supervisor if scrolling is a part of the job title. As for me, I will better prepare myself this weekend (as I have to be here for 3 more days) so I don't have to spend $1 of my hard earned money there.

Good facility everything's good not hot has a good lobby. Bleachers and benches really cozy…read more A bathroom which is always clean considering there are grubby little kids running around. The only complaint is that there are three courts and the referees whistle is hard to hear because there are 3 courts and at least 2 games going on at one time. The could install Soundproof curtains but other than that a great facility!

The facility itself is nice. Clean bathrooms, cute snack bar, and nice (small) lobby area. There…read moreare bleachers for 2 courts but one court only has folding chairs and whenever we played on that court there were never enough seats for spectators. Game time can be chaotic with balls entering the courts but that would be an easy fix if they'd utilize the dividing nets they have set up. My disappointment is with the league. The refs are ok. Like any league there's good ones and ones who could maybe use some more training. At the start of the season, the teams were pretty well matched. They do roster checks at the beginning of the season but we were told from then on it's the opposing coaches job to do the roster check for whoever they are playing. As a result we played multiple teams throughout the season who suddenly gained older players right around playoffs. Some of the boys even joked with some players asking how old they were and they confirmed they were on one of the older teams. It was obvious to everyone else that there were kids playing down but when we asked we were told that they already did a pre-season roster check and it was the coaches responsibility to do follow up checks. I would think that was part of what we are paying for the league to handle? The boys had a great season either way but it always leaves a bitter taste to watch teams do shady stuff and go unchecked. I would recommend they look at doing more roster checks themselves throughout the season, especially for playoffs. In response to the business: Thank you for taking the time to respond. I appreciate your perspective, though my experience has been different. I have multiple children who have participated in a variety of sports leagues over the years, and many of those leagues conduct their own roster verification checks throughout the season, particularly as playoffs approach. While it would be ideal if everyone consistently acted with integrity, the reality is that safeguards are often necessary to ensure fair competition. For that reason, I believe roster verification should be a league responsibility rather than something left solely to coaches and teams. Over the past few weeks, I personally heard concerns about roster compliance being raised by parents from multiple teams to league staff. Given the number of concerns being expressed, I was surprised that no additional review appeared to take place. Despite these issues, the kids still had a great season, and I want to emphasize that my concerns are not directed at the players or their families. My concern is with the small number of coaches who may be willing to bend the rules to gain a competitive advantage. Consistent roster checks help protect the integrity of the league and send a clear message that all teams will be held to the same standards.

There is a nice tennis court, racquetball court and a basketball court with a brand new nice hoop…read more You can play here any time of the day. Racquetball is fun and offers air conditioning inside during the summer.

This facility, tennis courts, basketball area and racket ball courts are private. They are for…read moreresidents of La Glorieta and their guests.

The views at this park are amazing! We love seeing the Superstitions Mountains in the background…read more The silhouette of the cactus against the Arizona sunset is stunning. There are bathrooms onsite with toliet paper and the sink works here. There is a Circle K, McDonald's, a Bashas store, and other restaurants within a few-mile radius.

The Apache Junction Parks and Recreation host many events out here during the year, so be on the…read morelookout for events on their website or social media pages. Outside of events, this is still a great park for all ages. I personally enjoy picnics here on a nice spring or fall afternoon. This year (2024) was the perfect day for the Easter Egg Hunt event!

I haven't played here in a couple of months but last time I was there the wall on the backside was…read moredang near falling down and the bathrooms weren't crazy clean but other than that the court has good traction and the bleachers are nice and cozy. The refs and scorekeepers are always good and there is a gym upstairs with a bunch of equipment!

I went to watch a couple of my nieces basketball games here. Overall, the facility isn't great. The…read morebase boards are lifting, the floors & walls are dirty, no air flow and the bathroom smells like sewer. For a facility that is suppose to be solely for basketball games the courts are filled with dirt and doesn't looked like it's been cleaned or waxed for years. They should keep up with the bathrooms since there is only one that is for a ton of people. It was also very crowded and not enough seating to host games. Overall, the facility is dirty and needs to be updated.

I went back and forth for a year debating on getting my son working with Coach Thomas, and finally…read moreafter he didn't make his basketball school middle school team, I did. I absolutely wish I had done it sooner. All my family is commenting on the difference they see in just 2 months. I would a hundred percent recommend getting your kids into the academy if you want to see growth and leveling up in their ball handling skills, not to mention their footwork! My son absolutely loves going to practice and is thriving in the awesome environment they are learning in. Can't compliment Coach Thomas and his program enough!

Great coach who will actually take the time to work with your kid if they have a passion or love…read morefor the game there is no one better to develop it he has plenty of very well trained players under his wing as examples my son has been with a coach the last 2 years and it has made a world of difference #AzLegendaryTraining on any social media platform will quickly show you what I mean

My 12 yr old son has been coming here for a couple months and already have seen a major improvement…read morein his ball handling skills. Their Dribble and Drive classes is where I really see my son being pushed to his limit. Worth the money if your child is serious about taking their skills to the next level.

Joe and Michael DeRosier are the best basketball trainers in the valley. My kids have been going to…read moreDeRosier Basketball Academy for close to 6 years and they have consistently improved because of their training. They teach the proper skills and provide a positive environment to learn and grow as a player and person. They offer group and individual training, as well as shooting and dribbling clinics to hone in on your game. I highly recommend them to anyone new to the game or competing at the highest level.

This is a great little neighborhood park. It was really…read moreclean. They had trash and recycling bins. They had swings, a slide, a monkey bar type structure and shade for the kids. Benches for the parents. Don't bring glass containers!

Dwight Park is a small neighborhood park and very nice. It has always been clean every time we have…read morebeen there. The play equipment is in great shape as well. Our granddaughter really likes it so we do too