I joined a sand volleyball league!…read more Two initial things: What was I thinking?! Let's DO THIS THING!! So we are about halfway through the spring session and all I can say is...why didn't I do this sooner?! My team is more of an "A for Effort" team. We are here for fun and beer, and we have a lot of heart. But I cannot tell you how great of a time I am having! The beer is affordable, the courts are clean, the refs are on point. I have come in the past, before joining a team, to watch other friends play. I have enjoyed myself on both sides of the field there! I am excited for every game, and am looking forward to coming league sessions!

Did a co-Ed volleyball league here on Wednesday nights for the past few months with some friends…read more It was a great excuse to drink some beers and get beat by 40 year olds with knee braces. The owner is very responsive and keeps all team captains up to date on scheduling and changes!

Angels envy bourbon club is a beautifully sculpted and bourbon themed suite and party area located…read morein the old brown and Williamson suites of cardinal stadium which is the home of the university of Lousiville football team. While the suite does have catered events I've experienced the area as a fan for a football game. The inside is beautifully renovated, spacious and very upscale. The workers provide things such as complementary popcorns or pretzels depending on the game. Each game also has free fountain sodas and unlimited refills. The seats for suite are outside in the elements but you are covered by an awning so blocks most rain and other weather variables. Overall a very nice and luxurious way to take in a cardinal football game. Mu biggest issue is that compared to the PNC club on other side of the stadium you aren't able to see the field form inside the suites. The inside like PNC club has multiple TVs with sound for the game but to get to your seats you walk through a tunnel. The other suites it is open flooring and you can see the field while inside the main lobby area of the suite.

Great tour! Jeff was an excellent tour guide and was very patient and educated! Worth it!read more

I don't play volleyball…read more Pros: hot people, soft sand, cheap beer, large restrooms (mostly clean) Cons: apparently the management isn't great Bonus: did I mention the hot people and cheap beer?

Pros: Good lighting, one of the few places with indoor sand. Beer is cheap, restrooms are big and a…read morelarge seating area. Cons: Referees do everything except pay attention to the game they are calling, constantly on cellphone, turned around talking to friends etc. Basic volleyball infractions are not called, just glorified scorekeepers. "Sand" is actually a mix of sand, dirt and rocks. Gets very dirty and sometimes dusty inside. Only a couple of divisions , Sixes C and quads, doubles B, so level of play varies greatly. No attempt is made to put teams in leagues of equivalent skill level {unlike Baxter Jacks and King Louie's}. Lots of sandbaggers especially during tournament.. Parking is sketchy in a sketchy area, we always walked out girls to their cars for safety.

One of the things I enjoyed most was seeing all the different sports and events taking place. The…read morepark is always full of energy, The fields and facilities are kept in excellent condition, and there's plenty of space to walk, relax, and enjoy the atmosphere. Whether you're participating in sports, watching a game, or simply looking for a nice place to walk, Elizabethtown Sports Park has something for everyone. It's a fantastic community asset and a place I would definitely visit again.

Elizabethtown sports complex is a massive and impressive sports complex that hosts a variety of…read moresporting fields from baseball, football and soccer located in Elizabethtown Kentucky. Recently made a visit here to watch my oldest daughters friend play a soccer game. A very stunning and beautiful campus and a great place to watch or participate in a ball game. The landscaping here is very nice and the place is highly maintained. Very nice concessions with covered roof, indoor restroom facilities and even boasts a cool little playground area that my 2 year old had a blast on. The front of the park even features a few small walking trails at the front that I assume may be used for cross country meets and just leisure strolls. Overall we had a great experience here watching the soccer game. We made the trip from Lousiville and whole Lousiville has a few sports complexes, none of them matchup up to this one in Elizabethtown.

PNC Club is a suite level experience located inside cardinal stadium the home of the university of…read moreLousiville football team. The suite while used as a luxurious way to take In a football game also can be rented out for catered events. The open floor plan has a few bars, some complementary snacks, such as pretzels or popcorn, along with free fountain, sodas, and unlimited refills. My favorite perk of this suite versus the angels envy suite on the opposite end of the stadium is you are able to stay inside the lobby area and see the field and game play while still having multiple TVs with sound. You can stay inside or walk out the glass doors and sit outside in the elements of your seats. There is awning covering the seats which protects you from most weather elements. Overall this is a great luxurious foray to take in a football game. While I like the design, theme and decor of angels envy club better I enjoy the seating arrangements and open field view of this suite more.

My son participates in shot put for his high school and during the winter indoor season, the team…read morecompetes here. It's a massive facility that offers running lanes, long jump sand lanes, and a throwing area. Around the competitive areas are several bleachers and seating, some for spectators and some isolated to athletes only. From the bleachers we spotted several athletes warming up in a private space, away from those lining up for their event. We use this facility for outdoor events as well. What's found inside is repeated in their outside space. It's much more difficult to watch throwers outdoors due to the proximity of the competition area to the bleachers. Bathrooms are plentiful and clean. A concession stand with basics (chicken tenders, burgers, fries, nachos, etc) and an açaí station offers food and drinks if you're there for a long period. A large parking lot is available. We paid $10. You may be able to find street parking as an alternative. We also had to pay an entry fee to watch our son compete. My guess is entry fees are dependent upon event. Security was at the front to have us empty pockets and walk through a metal detector.

A wonderful, modern track and field venue. The facilities are modern and top notch. Bathrooms are…read moreclean. The venue can hold up to 5,000 patrons. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable.

Our roller derby team practices at The Yard and has consistently had a positive experience. The…read morefacility is practical and functional for our needs, scheduling is clear, and expectations are communicated directly and professionally. We've found management to be efficient and fair. If you're looking for a well-run multi-sport space, this is a solid choice. We've had nothing but good experiences practicing here.

Great facility to play volleyball when weather is cold outside. I have only played volleyball here…read morebut I have seen other sports like baseball and soccer being played as well. The prices are affordable if you want to rent the court by hour.

I visit this place for one of my senior basketball players graduation party. Its hiding behind…read moreriveroad but I would lobe to plan a summer event Herr one day.

Who knew that there was a huge gym that trains folks for the circus located right down the road…read morefrom the Water Tower?!? Not me and I grew up across the street from this place. A quick disclaimer - my review is more an overview as I was there for an event not a paid class. Last weekend, I had the opportunity to attend an event with the Louisville independent Business Association (LIBA) at Turners. LIBA had several of the instructors available to show folks how to do beginner moves on the equipment which included silks, trapeze bars, and hanging hoops. I'm getting over a cold, so didn't try it out for myself, but everyone who did had a great time! The instructors were so helpful (and flexible) with participants ranging in age from grade school to senior citizens. They demonstrated how to use the apparatus and then talked people through the basics. During a talk later in the evening, one volunteer said that the club has been producing a circus for over 60 years and that people of all ages participate. She had taken up aerial training in her 30s after having two kids! The friend that went with me was interested in a private session so we checked out their brochure. They offer memberships, classes, birthday parties, and private sessions all at very low cost (way below most gym or club memberships). We had such a great time watching other people try it out, I think we'll be organizing a ladies' night soon so we can see if we're up for the challenge!