Awesome date night my husband and I had here without our kids!!!! However we have to go back WITH…read moreour kids so they can enjoy the activities as well!

We thought everyone working there was super friendly, and the day is affordable-ish if you buy the…read morespecials. The mini golf is a bit outdated but has its charm. My son had an awesome time on the Go Karts, since he could do both the kiddie kart and the double kart.

Dozer Park is a decent baseball field. We've been here a few times now over the past 10 years and…read moreeach time we enjoyed the game. Perks include a lot of seating to choose from and 360 degree access to walk around the entire field. Regular seats, upper level boxes, lawn seating and an outfield table area offer several ways to see the game. Beyond the outfield is a children's bounce house area with other activities for the little guys. About the only setback here are the concessions. Many stands were 'closed' on a Saturday night and many food items weren't available at the stands that were open. Or as one attendant told me..'we ain't got none'..when I asked for a pretzel. Uh, okay. There are very few food and drink choices even when attendance is at its highest. That aside, parking right next to the field is a nice perk and some of the nearby streets have opened new restaurants.

I LOVE THIS STADIUM!…read more I am especially a fan of the dancing corns! Lots of grass space and the last time we were here, there were a couple of families with dogs, so this looks like a dog friendly park (or at least the grassy part). There isn't a bad seat in the house and everyone seems pretty friendly. Plenty of promos during the game and lots of firework nights. I haven't had a chance to try the food, but people around me have, and it seems to be typical baseball stadium fare.

Going to the Bradley Basketball games is quite fun! As a member of the band, I get to stand right…read morebehind one of the baskets while playing my instrument, so it is up close. The team is quite good at home, too, boasting a 271-85 record between 1982 and 2007. If you can only go to one of the games, go to either the Illinois State game (the rivalry between those two schools is called the "War On 74"), any of the non-conference games against the top teams, or any post-season NIT or CBI games. Michigan State came this past year, and people were standing on their feet for most of the game, making a ton of noise. Even though we still lost (66-61), it was still fun. Butler (a top 25 team) is coming to Carver in the 2008-2009 season since we played there last year, and it should be loud during that game, too! Of course, the CBI games this year and the NIT games last year had very energized crowds. The only thing that makes this a 4-star and not a 5-star entertainment option are the crowd-quieting promotions that occur during the timeouts. Seriously, we don't need to see two people in the upper bowl get escorted to courtside seats, or see someone answering a trivia question for a $15 dry cleaning certificate during EVERY GAME. Granted, there have been worse promotions (including the Par-A-Dice dice throwing promotion, where people threw six big oversized dice on the court for a chance spell "B-R-A-V-E-S" and win prizes) and the basketball-related promotions are decent, but most of them are only there so Bradley can charge less money for the seats. The only promotion that actually got the crowd active was the longball competition, and that occurred during most of the women's basketball games and only one of the men's basketball games. P.S. I marked this under "Professional Sports Teams" because there is no option for "College/University Sports Teams".

Fun for the whole family! If your family doesn't mind seeing ladies in tight spandex and short…read moreshorts slam into each other at a high rate of speed, this is the place to come for a great, affordable show. I won a pair of tickets to see Divas De Las Muertas take on The Glamazons through Aurora 88s and Yelp Chicago Burbs. Sarah S joined us and we had a great time. I really hope this catches on and continues to expand. I'd really like to see them in a larger venue with stadium seating. Tickets were priced at $10 for adults and I think it was $5 for kids. How many places can you think of where you can get hours of entertainment and support a good cause? Support a suburban gem!

Fast pace, non-stop action. A real adrenaline rush. Do not underestimate the power of women on…read morewheels ;)

This business is a scam. They take your money during registration but never have enough players…read moreto make a team. Dan Krauser promised us a refund because he did not have enough players. It's 5 months later and I have yet to receive my refund. Everytime I contacted him, he would say "my accountant is processing it." I wish I had read the 3 complaints against him on BBB. I am not sure how he is still in business. Now Dan Krauser has taken this scam across state lines. His website states that world class basketball has offices in several States now. How is this not illegal?

Avoid World Class at all costs. I regret taking the referral a friend gave me on World Class, and…read moreI wish I had read the terrible BBB reviews before signing up. Coach Dan will talk a good game, take your money, cancel the league or camp, tell you he is refunding your money, and then disappear. I'm not sure how this guy stays in business. If I could give this organization negative stars I would. Save yourself the time and aggravation and avoid World Class Basketball.

The facilities comments in the other reviews are based on the old location. The new facility is…read moregreat. This is a quality club and the training is excellent. The coaches and trainers are specific and encouraging. The club is full of excellent athletes who strive to become better.

My daughter has been playing at this club for a long time and has enjoyed it a lot. The coaches are…read moreexperienced and spend a lot of their time helping their team and the program.