Honestly not a great experience. The turf on our field was in really poor condition -- the seams of…read morethe synthetic grass were coming apart, which caused cleats to get caught constantly and made the ball bounce unpredictably. On top of that, the dividing net in the middle of the field was off-center, shifted way to one side, and the ball kept getting stuck in it throughout the game. It completely disrupted the flow of play. Overall, the facilities are in serious need of maintenance. We didn't enjoy it and won't be coming back.

I had a birthday party for my son recently. He had a great time. The people were pleasant. However,…read morethe parties aren't ran like Urban Air or Skyzone. The "party planner" plays with kids and that's it. I was told that they either aren't suppose to come in the room or just don't. I didn't know that . I thought someone would kinda guide the party etc. Not the case. There are a few things that I was unhappy with it. First thing, the table collapsed with my son's birthday and ice cream set up at the start of the party . The cake was damaged and a little lopsided . My son didn't even notice though. We had to look for someone who worked there to turn on the air in our party room, garbage bags another time , more plates/forks/spoon in the middle of the party. It took away from photo time and really enjoying the party bc I had to leave to find someone each time. I feel like you have people paying hundreds of dollars for a party . You should be checking the trash, asking do you need anything etc. I will say that everyone had a good time . My son had a good a time. The facilities and the bathrooms are clean. The parents loved the bar and smoothie area there which I think is pretty cool compared to other party facilities. I'm not sure I would do a party there again. If I did, I would probably have a photographer and someone to specifically help me with setting up etc.

One of the main 'goals' of The Futbol Club is to 'expand' the game into the states and create a…read more'health-conscious' environment. If you go to any indoor soccer facility in Miami, you might just find the opposite of that - guys running around with Coronas or BangBros filming their latest flick for the Porn industry - Sounds familiar, eh? However, far from Miami-Dade County, this indoor soccer facility attracts the opposite of what Miami's soccer community has to offer, and the concepts from a business standpoint seem very enthusiastic. All of which include: Two Turf Soccer Fields: Artificial grass (bring turf and/or indoor shoes, if you don't have any of the two, running shoes are just fine). Healthy Bar: This is where all the kids run and enjoy the healthiness of High Fructose Corn Syrup. Lounge Area: Watch games, discuss and debate with other footies. The Futbol Club Store: Get your gear and get back into the field! Locker Rooms: onsite for both Men and Women The rate to play is what really makes this place a bargain, though. For just $8, you get to play for a full two-hours! Try getting a deal like that in Miami and you'll be lucky if you don't get sent to Guantanamo. Indeed, if you're wondering about the leagues, this place is dynamic as it gets. The Futbol Club doesn't discriminate, they have leagues for kids, men, women, and even a 'Restaurant League'(?) The prices are working-class friendly, and the guys who work their are very helpful; despite from what other reviews seem to claim. So, if you want to have loads of fun and play a good game of soccer, go to The Futbol Club!

They've got the right idea, the field seems nice to play on (I didn't get a chance to play on it)…read more The place is accessible and has plenty of parking. (As of right now) The ceiling is a little low for my taste, hopefully they use a heavy ball. (Again, not sure) This place has A LOT of potential. Some cosmetic stuff is the only things it's missing. Oh, they need to work on their advertising on their website: I went for a thursday night pickup game at 8pm for $8/per person, and I showed up a bit late, but they had nothing for me. It's advertised not to worry about showing up late. I got there and the guy tried to Up sell me a $30 uniform (that did look very nice) and a tournament to register as an individual player for $70 and yada yada... OK. I know the guy is running a business, but soccer players shouldn't hustle each other. I would imagine that losing one soccer player is inconsequential to some. However, how do you know that the person you are letting out that door doesn't bring you more business? You gotta have something for me other than a sales pitch!!! The staff is extremely friendly. Oh, and very knowledgeable about their products! The WIFI has a poor signal (otherwise known as didn't work). This place has all the bells and whistles. (restrooms, lockers, healthbar?, etc.) If you have the time, and you get the itch to play you should definitley check this place out. (....and cross your fingers)

Excellent football (futbol) and, for a temporary stadium far better seats than Hard Rock. Season…read moreticket holders are fed like kings at the Northwest Club. The booths and food trucks, for day fans, offer a lot of great choices. Getting off of the freeway is a bear, but parking is easy. Last year here, before the move to Miami. I'll miss it. The generally bad reviews here come from people who don't read the rules about bringing non - clear bags into the stadium. InterMiami didn't invent the rule. They deal with the FIFA rules that are actually even more strict. Read the rules. Get over it. Has someone who has watched MLS grow, you are now seeing world class soccer here. In 24 years the league has moved up in talent with hundreds of billions of dollars being spent on the developmental Academy, like the one behind the temporary stadium. Young players are exposed to playing with young players from the Premier league Clubs. We had homegrown players in team World Cup who make less than $100,000 a year who are giving players who make $100 million a year a bad time. As this progresses, things will only get better. The rating here is very skewed. This is easily South Florida 's most enjoyable outdoor team sport. It joins hockey as a real deal, which is highly ironic given that this is South Florida. Much better than sitting crammed in, like tuna ,over at Hardrock stadium, to watch another "fish" that hasn't been good since Don Shula retired. We're waiting for the Heat to finally spend some money on a big draw player.

This place has a ways to go. First time at the new Nu stadium and it was pretty sucky…read more First things first getting there. What a shit show. Traffic around the stadium is dumb. We took the trolley and it took us forever to get to the drop off. If you are going to promote patrons taking public transportation you should have dedicated lanes for and drop off for said public transport. Once dropped off, even though you are a couple hundred yards away from the stadium, you have to walk all the way around for at least 15 minutes to get in. The stadium itself is new so that's nice but nothing really exciting about it. If anything, it's pretty basic. From the upper level seats, you can't see the big screen and the air flow up there is horrendous. On a hot July evening, it was like a sauna up there. Again, the food is crazy pricey but I guess that's to be expected. Not a fan of almost everything being some sort of self check out. The experience wasn't horrible but it wasn't good so I was hoping to leave early and beat traffic out cause I expected an even worst shyt show leaving But the game itself was close so we stayed And I was right. The concourse gets super packed. The exits send you in the opposite direction of where you want to go. The trek back to the trolley pick up is treacherous. If you don't critical mass across the street, you can get stuck waiting for an endless amount of cars. And then when you finally get to your trolley pick up, there is no way for the trolleys to get there since they have blocked off the route. I saw at least three trolleys approach the stadium and then turn around because I can only assume they had no other choice. My kids are getting tired and hot from all the walking. It's 11pm, an hour past the time the game ended and nothing. We had to get an expensive uber to get home.

My son has been there for more than two years and we are very pleased with the coaching staff, the…read moreway they teach the kids, not only focusing on their technical skills but also teaching them tactical schemes, team formations and other aspects of the game. It's very easy to see the children progress in a short period of time. Thank you coach Lolo, coach Moreira, coach Santi, coach Johnny, coach Benjamin and all the other coaches that work hard every day with our kids with patience and dedication!

From the owner: Colo Colo Soccer Academy USA is a premier youth soccer club located in Lighthouse Point, FL, that…read morehas been serving the surrounding areas since 2013. Specializing in competitive youth soccer, indoor soccer facilities, and dynamic soccer summer camps, our academy fosters talent development and teamwork. We offer programs tailored to all skill levels, expert coaching, and a supportive environment, making us a premier destination for aspiring soccer players in South Florida. Services: Competitive Soccer Club, Developmental Training, FC Soccer Club, Premier Soccer Club, Soccer Academy, Soccer Clinics, Soccer Club, Soccer Facility, Soccer Lessons, Spring Break Soccer, Thanksgiving Camp, Travel Soccer Club, Youth Indoor Soccer Facility, Youth Soccer Training, Youth Sports Academy Specialties: Indoor Soccer Facility in Boca Raton, Soccer Summer Camp, Youth Soccer Club Products: Merchandise

My family and I are watching the InterMiami vs SC Nashville. Next year in 2026 the new stadium…read moreshould open. The parking on this stadium is very limited and expensive. I highly recommend arriving early. I tend to pay to park on a private lot and usually is $30-40 dollars. You can try to negotiate the price. The seating is bleacher style and is not wheelchair accessible. There is a section for wheelchair. They have several food stands but a bit pricy. They don't not allow you to bring water bottles in even if it is sealed. Overall I recommend visiting this soccer stadium.

Great venue, friendly staff, not a bad seat in the place. They need to do something about people…read morewalking up and down the isles. Up north in NYCFC plays and where the red bulls play they make stop people from walking during play and force them to wait till stoppage, a throw in, corner , goal Kick, foul , etc this arena needs to do the same way too many people walking during play. Park away to save, had to park close bc my father can't walk that far it cost $59 which is ridiculous!

Plantation FC Rush is by FAR, the best club I've been a part of. From Mike the President, Anis, the…read moreDirector of Coaching, Kristi, the Administrator, down to every Coach, Plantation runs their club how it's supposed to be ran. Their organization and execution is what separates them from the rest. If you are looking for all of this, PLUS Top-Level Coaches, Plantation is the right club for your kid!!

My family couldn't be happier with our decision to play for Plantation FC! My son has been with the…read moreclub for 4 years and we resigned for our 5th! The coaching staff has been great throughout the years with the many different coaches he's had. His progression and dedication to the sport we fully believe is due to the wonderful coaching staff. Not only has he progressed and developed as a player but has become more responsible due to the required commitment. We've made friendships that will last a lifetime thanks to this club! Thank you Plantation FC!

I enrolled my daughter in the AGS YS after-school program during her 5th-grade year at Oakland PES…read more Overall, our experience during the school year was positive. The program provided transportation from school, and the staff was accommodating when she was absent. My daughter enjoyed her time with both her peers and the instructors. However, our experience during the summer and afterward has been extremely disappointing. During the summer, my daughter wanted to attend a Friday class on a drop-in basis. I paid for that session, and she attended. The following week, I called to schedule another class because our summer schedule included travel and other commitments that prevented us from committing to a regular attendance schedule. When I realized she would not be able to attend the scheduled class, I called in advance and informed the staff. I asked whether the missed session could be applied to another day the following week. Unfortunately, we were unable to attend that rescheduled day as well, and I again called to notify the staff. The following month, I was surprised to discover that my account had been enrolled in a recurring monthly subscription. I never authorized a summer membership or ongoing enrollment. Furthermore, I specifically contacted the program to advise that we did not wish to continue, even if it meant forfeiting the payment already made for unused sessions. Since then, I have experienced significant difficulty resolving this matter. Staff members have been dismissive, and the overseas customer service representatives have been unhelpful and, at times, rude. I requested a return call from Erick but never received one. More recently, after the start of the new school year, I was shocked to see additional attempts to charge multiple cards on file. When I contacted customer service again, I was told there was no option to speak directly with management or leadership. I advised the representative that I would be filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau, and the response was simply, "Okay." My daughter will be leaving the country this month, and I am still unable to cancel a subscription that I never knowingly authorized. I am formally requesting documentation showing my authorization, including any signed agreement or enrollment form that supports the existence of an ongoing recurring subscription. If such documentation cannot be produced, I expect the account to be canceled immediately and all future billing attempts to cease. Due to the lack of responsiveness, poor customer service, and inability to obtain a resolution, I will be filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau and pursuing any additional consumer protection remedies available. I hope your experience is not like mine and AGS YS will implement a policy to address this matter promptly and professionally for myself and other families moving forward.

We enrolled 4 weeks ago in the Sunday class for 2 and 3 year olds. I have nothing but great things…read moreto say. We love the class but especially the coaches. The lead coach is Luis for our sessions and he is amazing. He's patient and encouraging. Our two year old is slowly developing listening skills and follows what coach Luis says (most of the time lol) Our son really enjoys his classes and as parents we feel comfortable knowing he's in good hands! 100% recommend AGS!

NPS = 10 Awesome…read morespot to play indoor soccer at! I come to this spot with coworkers on Monday nights and we get a game going. What I love about this place is that unlike other pitches, you don't have to make up the monetary difference if someone doesn't show up. It's not $100 per hour, but rather $10 per person per hour. I love that and it's great customer service. The pitch is in good condition, there are moderately clean bathrooms to change at, and the people that work here are very nice. There is also a crossfit right next door if soccer isn't your thing. Need water? They sell some here too along with Gatorade. It's about $1 or so. Definitely the place to check out for soccer pitches in Broward. I only wish I lived closer so I wouldn't have as far a drive home!

openings day YOGALATES classes at the Dan Wit recreational center, offering classes to the Public…read morefor a small fee of $10.00 is awesome!! Imagine going to a regular studio will cost you at least $35.00. This will open the door for more activities at the recreational center! Great job, who initiated this Program!! Thank you for opening your facility to NOT ONLY RESIDENTS!!

We were having lunch around the corner when we decided to come by this park and check it out. It's…read morequite small. In fact, we passed by the entrance to it. It's one way in and one way out of the car lot. This park is more concrete than "park", although it is connected to a large open grassy field. The majority of the trees and bushes (greenery) are in the parking lot between the car rows. In addition, the John Trudel Community Center building with various programs is located right next to the park. The park is mainly two basketball courts and four pickleball courts. And they are blue painted pavement -- not green. We observed some kids getting lessons on the pickleball court and one older guy shooting baskets on one of the basketball courts. It's still a nice convenience for the locals in Lighthouse Point as it is located amidst the houses in a residential section of the city. I am glad we found it. But it's not the place you'd wish to go out of your way to visit unless you lived nearby.