Front desk staff were welcoming and professional. Extremely disappointed with the skating director…read more The program lacks diversity and inclusion.

Went to watch my oldest grandson's hockey lesson. Everything…read morewent well. Very smooth ice. The youngest grandson enjoyed running around like a crazy person.

Solid place to work out if you live near Southlands. It's beautiful on outside and pretty nice on…read morethe inside if you're using the field house, pool and basketball courts. They have a lot of weights and weights machines in the middle but they're lacking cardio equipment. They have about eight treadmills and they lean towards the jankier side. They're dated and if you want to increase or decrease your speed quickly, well you're out of luck. They just seem to have some of everything... Rower, elliptical, bikes. But you can't beat the price, if you're in Aurora resident it's crazy ridiculous and they have monthly memberships plus 10 pass deals which land you under $4 a visit. I mainly go for the weight area and equipment but they have an array of group fitness classes so maybe one day that will happen. This place is very kid heavy so if you're looking for peace and quiet, go elsewhere. Picky nit? The facility faces west and has amazing views of the front range yet they have automated blinds that go down each afternoon taking away those gorgeous views. Why don't Aurora Southeast Rec Center want us to see pretty things?

A nice little secret in Aurora! Very affordable and clean…read more The pool area is great for families and kids. There's a lazy river and whirlpool, a big slide, a splash area and mini slide, and water basketball. Only one little thing we noticed is the showers in the family rooms aren't always the warmest.

WAKA kickball is a good time, but it's also not exactly the "chill, for fun" league it tends to be…read moreadvertised as. I played in their Summer Friday night league, and it was set up as such: -12 teams, with 3 2V2 matches going on at the same time -If you're not playing, you choose 3 players from your team to be refs for the others -50 minutes, or 6 full innings-whatever comes first Beer in cans is allowed, which is fun. You actually have a "chug off" before each match to determine who gets to choose whether they want to kick or field first. There are also theme weeks, which can be pretty fun. Here's my beef with WAKA-despite their best efforts, I came to find that things sometimes go way too intense and people would become livid over calls...in an adult kickball league. Really?! There will always be someone screaming about a call the ref has made. When I was acting as "head ref" for the game and calling balls, strikes, and plays at the plate, I almost had to break up a fight (yes, really) when I called someone safe at home, the opposing team lost their s**t, and the other team fired back. You're also strangely ostracized if you don't go to Hayter's, the official after party bar, with the rest of the teams. That sounds weird, but it's weirdly true. Sorry, but if I'm worrying about fights breaking out over game of adult kickball, I'm not sure the league is all that great. I guess it is fun enough, though.

Wow Yelp has a kickball and no one has reviewed it yet? A few things I like about this league, yes…read moreit's going to be in list form. 1. The chug off to start the games 2. Drinking is encouraged, I mean it's kickball not MLB 3. The league is organized and does a good job getting news and updates out 4. The majority of the teams are there to have fun and don't take it too seriously, once again it's kickball not MLB 5. You feel like you're in 5th grade again WAKA kickball is a good time and a good reason to kick some balls!

I found out about this place from my neighbor that has been going there for some time and is highly…read moresatisfied. The center is bright, clean, and spacious. The pool is huge with several straight lanes to swim plus an area to power walk with other adults. In the rear of the building, people were playing pickle ball on the basketball court. I took the elevator instead of the stairs to the second level where the weights and equipment are. The track to walk around surrounds the second floor. The outside parking lot has plenty of parking spaces. The center is in Dover and was a 20 minute drive from my area of Aurora. The center is open 7 days a week and holds many activities. The room with classes was ample and I look forward to sign up for some classes. There are 3 other locations spread across Aurora. The best part is with my United Healthcare card, membership is free!

The Central Recreation Center is a great place to workout, swim and take classes!…read more I take cycle classes (Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday) with instructor Cherise and it's absolutely a wonderful time! The recreation center is always clean and it's a great spot for working out!

Fun place to play volleyball and meet new people. It's a relaxed atmosphere and they offer clinics…read morefor beginners. People here are nice and happy to help also.

I've played competitive VB for many yrs and if I can have grass I'll take whatever I can get! This…read moreis a great place with all different level of play. Nice bar and tons of indoor outdoor courts. Staff is nice, community is GREAT!

Coach Jaime is truly the best coach at LK! His kindness, patience, and genuine care for every child…read moremake him so special. He has believed in Daniel from the very beginning, and watching him grow from Level 2 to Level 6 has been incredible. Coach Jaime has helped build not only Daniel's swimming skills but also his confidence and love for the sport. We are so grateful for his dedication, encouragement, and the positive impact he's had on our son. Thank you, Coach Jaime, for everything you do--you are truly one of a kind!

We love taking our kiddo to Little Kickers. It is such a great atmosphere with excellent swim…read moreinstructors. The facilities are clean and kept up well. The pool is heated and the system for beginning and end of lessons is very clear. I love that there is plenty of space for parents to sit and wait. The locker rooms and changing areas are well equipped. Very well thought out.

My experience here is limited to the pool, but I use it pretty regularly. The water aerobics…read moreclasses with Gary are great! I also enjoy the warmer pool with the current where you can walk around. They have all sorts of equipment like pool noodles, weights, and kickboards. The parking lot can get crowded, but I've always been able to find parking when I go in the mornings. My one complaint is that I wish they advertised on their Facebook page if the pool hours are changing, a class is closed, or the pool is closed. I've gone all the way over there and found out that what I was going to do isn't an option that day.

Great facility with lots of recreational options - lap pool, family pool, basketball courts, free…read moreweights and machines, treadmills, bikes, etc. Free for senior citizens, nominal fees otherwise.

We come here a couple of times each summer for some public skating time. The rink is…read morewell-maintained. It's fun to watch figure skaters and hockey players training on the other rinks. The rental skates are old and uncomfortable, so I do wish those could get an upgrade. But it's sort of to be expected at a Rec Center skating rink.

Watching youth hockey here is so fun. They have a bar with good food and wine, plus great service…read morewith fun bartenders! The atmosphere is busy and light and friendly overall. The viewing area is comfortable, bleachers and all. Not too cold. Plenty of space to enjoy a game.