I have been coming to Life Time Annapolis several times a week, and it is easily one of the nicest…read morefitness centers I have used. The staff is consistently personable and welcoming. From the first greeting when I arrive until the goodbye when I leave, the service feels friendly and genuine. The entire facility is always clean, well maintained, and kept in excellent condition. The equipment is top-notch, and there is a wide range of options for strength training, cardio, swimming, and fitness classes. I also play pickleball here regularly, and the pickleball program is one of the main reasons I enjoy this location so much. The staff is always helpful, and the courts are excellent. I have played at other indoor facilities and on outdoor courts, and these are the nicest courts I have experienced. Parking is also easy. There is a large garage with plenty of available spaces, so finding parking has never been a problem. The price is definitely at the premium end, but you are getting a premium facility. Between the excellent staff, high-quality equipment, lap pool, extensive fitness classes, pickleball courts, cleanliness, and overall atmosphere, I believe the membership is well worth it. Life Time Annapolis is much more than a standard gym--it is a true luxury fitness center.

Staff is friendly. Decent equipment but Crowded. Over-priced. The sauna and steam rooms are…read morecoed and overcrowded ALL THE TIME. Members have given this feedback and no response from cooperate.

Went here for dinner with my family. First time at the new location and I'm pleasantly surprised…read more Sunday drinks special was amazing ($4 drafts) as was their selection of local beer. We got a couple apps, but my favorite was the Brussels sprouts. Strong flavor, nice and crispy, will 100% order again, My brother got the crab cake sandwich and enjoyed it. I got the chicken sandwich. It was good but a bit smaller than I would have liked. We also shared a mushroom pizza with the table that was very good. Wasn't crazy about all the kids there, but it was a Sunday afternoon in the summer, so it is to be expected. If you are looking for a more casual setting and good food, this is a great option. Also, the service was remarkably good. Very friendly, very efficient. Didn't hover or anything, just always there when we needed them and happy to chat. Given the casual nature of the meal, the service really is remarkably good.

The Maryland Sportsplex offers futsal, basketball, volleyball, and dodge ball. They have Soccer…read moreTots a child developmental program for ages 3-6. Denison Cabral Futsal Academy, DCFA, for the best futsal in the country. Denison is a professional indoor soccer player. Basketball clinics taught by a former WNBA professional, Sonia Chase. She is also a Univ. of MD basketball star. Baltimore Area Volleyball Assoc., BAVA, holds their tryouts, clinics, practices, and camps at the Sportsplex. Birthday parties are the best! the facility has a new turf court and 2 large courts that can be rented out for any event - office parties, tournaments, meetings, leagues, practices and so much more. Just check out their website or call for details on the facility.

This place is great. Our staff came here to celebrate and have fun together. After breaking up in…read moreteams and trying out the rooms, we had such a blast. I should have brought a change of clothes because we were sweating! I like how each room has different styles of games. And that the games do get harder on different levels. This is a fun place for friends, coworkers, and families!

If you've ever wanted to feel like you're inside a real-life video game like Wreck It Ralph,…read moreActivate is the place. I've been to Level 99, so it's comparable where there's multiple rooms and activities and you work together to finish the game. Here, you can do competitive games against your group, which makes things more interesting. Theres about 10-15 rooms and each room has different activities to choose from and levels. Unlike Level99, the directions here make sense when you get the hints. As soon as these doors open, within seconds, we were sprinting between glowing rooms trying to beat puzzles, dodge lasers, and slap light panels like our lives depended on it. The concept is basically part escape room, part laser tag, part interactive arcade, except you are the controller. And yes... you will sweat. Each room has a different challenge, and the games ramp up in difficulty so it gets weirdly competitive (especially when everyone's scores are tracked on the wristbands). One minute you're carefully solving a puzzle and the next minute you're hopping across light-up floors like it's an adult version of "the floor is lava." A few notes from the field: * Free lockers to store your belongings. * Bring a water bottle! * Wear athletic clothes and sneakers. This is not a cute-boots/sandals activity. * It's way more physical than expected--in a fun way. * Eat AFTER you come, especially if it's a date night. You don't want to see anything coming up during the activities. What I loved most is that it's fast-paced and replayable. You can bounce between rooms, try different difficulty levels, and keep chasing a higher score. It's perfect for groups, birthdays, team outings, or honestly just blowing off steam. Bottom line: it's chaotic, active, and ridiculously fun. Also in comparison to Level 99, it's not as busy and we don't have to wait outside rooms for long. Would I go back? 100%. My competitive side refuses to accept my current score.

I've been playing soccer with Metro Sports Leagues (MSL) for a couple years now - including several…read moreseasons captaining a team - and I've been really happy with my experience. The league is very well run: the fields are excellent, the games are on-time, the refs are generally good, and the league commissioner is very responsive. MSL does a particularly good job advertising and running leagues at a given skill level. If a league is billed as competitive, then the level of play is very high; the rec leagues, in contrast, are considerably less intense. When you sign up for a league, you get what is promised. I have only one suggestion for improvement. Many DC area sports leagues now allow you to register the team as a captain, and then have players pay individually. This obviates the need to front money for your entire team and then collect from everyone. If MSL moved to individual registration, it would make captaining a team less of a financial burden. Apart from that, the league is excellent and I highly recommend it to players at all skill levels.

From the owner: Metro Sports Leagues offers a variety of adult sports leagues in the DC metro area with levels of…read moreplay from recreational to competitive. Most venues are metro accessible and make for convenient access to fun and competition throughout the week or on weekends. We specialize in Coed Soccer, Coed 7v7 Soccer, Men's 7v7 Soccer, Coed Volleyball, and Coed Softball. Bringing people together is a passion of ours and we thrive to create teams with long lasting relationships that go beyond the field.

This is a beautiful facility. Some of my senior friends wanted to learn to play pickleball. We…read moresigned up for a Beginner Package at The Put Away, which included an Intro Lesson and several instructor-assisted sessions of open play. It is a bright, open space. They are very responsive by phone & email. I signed up for the sessions online. Even the bathrooms (with changing area) are lovely. The best part has been Donna, one of the instructors. Her enthusiasm and patience has been awesome. And while you can be a'memver, you cam book court time without a membership. It's not that far from BWI airport. So if you are traveling or visiting in MD, check it out.