Great location. Wasn't a fan of having to pay for parking, after our teams already paid to play in…read morethe tournament. Staff was friendly, kept it clean for the most part. Can't be easy with how many people are coming in and out, and how many kids just don't care how many trash cans are left everywhere, they just drop things wherever they want. Looking forward to playing in more tournaments here.

I love this park. Being a soccer guy, the best place to play some soccer in this area is 60 acres…read more I hate the artificial turfs, but this place is blessing that many tournaments are organized here. It's a well maintained place. Some areas of this park is really good, but there are some fields that are not in a good condition. Some have lost the grass and not regrown to full. In tournaments, we don't get a choice, but when possible we avoid it. Plenty of parking on both sides. It can be crazy during weekend tournaments!

My impression of this park is that is more like a field. Soccer field. I was expecting trees and…read moreso. But we had a good time on a very open space. We brought some picnic stuff on a Saturday and sat while there was a big party launching rockets. I think there's a community of kids that live science and they gather on Saturdays for this fun activity. It was very interesting how they set everything and that it's a big gathering. Hope we can join them soon :) No pets are aloud. On yhe other side of the fence/parking, there is an owl doll. Don't be fooled like I did ;)

Let's start out by saying that I am a little bias. I have been coaching youth soccer for over ten…read moreyears. I am glad to say that I have spent all of my years with Lake Washington Youth Soccer Association. I have now been the Kirkland Club President for 4 years and now have a great insight into how the organization works. I am so proud to say that I am part of LWYSA because of the level of caring and desire to create a place for everyone to play soccer at all levels. Everyone here cares about the safety and enjoyment of the players and coaches. LWYSA also manages the 60 Acres soccer complex from taking care of the building to the care and feeding of the grass fields. From Kindergarten to High School seniors this organization provides a place to play one of the greatest games ever.

Great opportunity for kids to learn soccer. They have different groups almost all days of the week…read more Love it is indoors so you can have practice no matter what with a toddler. Groups are kinda small, and the big fields are divided for those groups. As kids get older, they switch to other fields or days when other fields are open. They play pretty good. I am very proud of their women league :) Yhe thing I dont like is you have to pay for a membership annually. So if you started o march, they will still charge you by the end of the previous session (3 each month). Charging you on November because they "don't want yo bother you" in the middle of the season you are supposed to pay. Not that nice. On weekends evenings they are open for kids' parties with inflatables, soccer coaches, organizers, and rooms for cake or snacks. Staff is helpful. I like the vibe as all parents are on the same boat. Awesome thing is they sell coffee when training sessions in the morning :D

Arena sports Redmond cancelled my child's summer camp less than 12 hours before it was to start. No…read moresolution, no apology.

This place is a hidden gem. If you play sports or have kids that play sports, you need to know…read moreabout this place. While they seem to dedicate a majority to baseball/softball, they have some soccer and football gear. Risan also provides meeting areas for sports teams and they also provide a uniform service for sports teams. While this place is not the biggest and the inventory is not online the service here is fantastic, The staff is knowledgeable and always willing to help. If you are looking for a piece of equipment, call Risan or stop in and check it out.

Ive been to Risan several times over the past couple months for our select baseball team to pick up…read moregear and uniforms. Our go to person we've been ordering from is Kristin, but I've been in and received help from Ryan and multiple different folks. All are welcoming and helpful. I wish I would have known about Risan a couple seasons back when we were having trouble finding cleats. They had a TON of options, same goes for bats ( they even had the Fire bat which was one of my son's top asked for bday items). There was a day recently where Kristin was not in, and I was able to still get a response from her via email and her coworker even text her to get a response. The team at Risan cares about their customers and that's rare to find nowadays. Every time I've been in I see someone else there getting great service, and you can tell they've had some relationships with local schools and teams for years and years. I also like that they're able to do small batch orders. We were considering doing a dozen hats for parents and Kristin was more than happy to get quotes for me. Next time we need any baseball gear for the team or just my son, we'll be hitting up Risan. Highly recommend for baseball gear in Kirkland/Redmond/Sammamish.

We absolutely love TOCA in Redmond! Every single coach we've worked with has been…read morephenomenal--knowledgeable, patient, and incredibly encouraging. My kids (ages 7 and 10) genuinely look forward to their sessions and often say that an hour feels like five minutes. That's how much fun they're having! They started as beginner soccer players with minimal training, and in just a short time, the coaches have helped them build strong foundational skills while fostering a deep love for the game. More importantly, their confidence has grown immensely. One of my children is neurodiverse, and I cannot overstate how meaningful the coaches' support has been. They've taken the time to meet him where he is--slowing things down when needed, adapting workouts to match his capacity on any given day, and always showing patience and understanding. It's clear they're not just great coaches--they're great humans. I'm incredibly grateful that my kids have the opportunity to train at TOCA. It's been a game-changer for their soccer skills.

I love this place. They do a good job with young kids. My son takes private lessons to improve his…read moreskills offseason. He has improved a lot and has more confidence going for crossfire tryouts.

I visited Pump It Up and had chicken tacos with me. When I arrived, I was told I could not bring…read morethe food inside due to their policy. While I understand businesses may have rules regarding outside food, I was disappointed by the way the situation was handled. The staff member who spoke with me came across as rude and disrespectful. The explanation felt abrupt, and the interaction lacked the courtesy and customer service I would expect. My concern is not the policy itself, but the manner in which it was communicated. I hope management can provide additional customer service training to ensure guests are treated respectfully, even when enforcing policies.

This is one of the places both of my nephews frequent in recent birthdays as they are both winter…read morebirthdays & it's easy for their classmates to get to. The kids definitely have a great time every year & Pump It Up has a schedule for each reservation; the kids are introduced to the concept/safety/rules, led into one of the rooms where they get to play for about 30-40 minutes, then lead into a bigger room where they have other slides and additional activities to choose from (a 'high wind' simulation, photo booth), then lead upstairs to have food/cake with their friends. Those who work there are mostly high school kids doing the best they can & do just fine. Some of the cons is the parking is terrible; even when I was told by my family to come early to help set up & they have a few "reserved" spots up front, that can vary by the staff who aren't very kind about it even when it's discussed by the payor of the reservation & there is signage to park against the wall near an apartment building next door...or you have to park across the intersection about half a block near some other apartment complexes. So, basically the place is packed with large parties from morning to close so just keep in mind of this if you're planning to come out.

Nursemaid elbow is not a medical condition and can happen to any child before 4 or 5. It is not…read morecommon but can happen to an adult too, same like fracture which can happen to any person. Why would we hide anything that would affect my child. I am attaching here the message I sent to Shantha on February 8th 2022, explaining about Nursemaid elbow, Neel started this facility from February 7th 2022. We have verbally mentioned it as well. Our fees check was en cashed on 7th June and told us to not send him to the daycare on June 10th at 3:07 PM, you can do the math. I have records to prove each of my statements I wrote in the review, so if anybody's statements are defamatory, those are Shantha's.

My daughter started at Orion when she was 3 years old. Place is very clean and meals are very yummy…read moreand healthy, per my daughter. :) I was very impressed by the curriculum, which included both reading and writing, put forth by Shantha. Also impressive was the effort she puts in for all the kids there. I could see the advancement in my daughter pretty quickly, she started putting together words and soon was reading smaller books. The curriculum is not limited to reading and writing but covers diverse topics on science, math, geography, Spanish and so on and is taught in a way that's easily grasped by these young tots. Even during the pandemic, Shantha took every effort to keep the teaching moving along via online classes with a similar curriculum. I highly recommend this school.

Community Loaves is a non-profit, providing training, guidance, and infrastructure enabling food…read morebanks to receive loaves of honey oat sandwich bread (and more recently, energy cookies). Volunteer home bakers in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and California create baked goods twice a month, delivering them to neighborhood hubs that serve as collection points. Community Loaves takes it from there, getting the bread to local food banks. They also provide the recipes and training, ensuring that the bread produced is consistent and meets their nutritional goals. Packaging is distributed to the bakers by the hubs, and some ingredients can be purchased directly from the hubs as well. Community Loaves provides a wonderful link, making sure that the products of local bakers go directly to address the issue of food insecurity in their communities. Their website has information on how to get involved, and to support their mission.