This is a standard, common-or-garden, $20-a-month gym. There are 1000's of them scattered…read morethroughout the US and this one is no different. The staff are always nice and welcoming. The gym floor itself is kept very clean. The place is small and busy, but I have been able to find machines/weights I need. Just like every other gym, machines break. They are fixed - eventually. The changing rooms appear clean. I've never used the showers Really, there is nothing fancy or unusual about this gym. It's fine for a workout. The only downside I see is that after 2pm on a weekday the place turns into an after-school social club where llama-headed schoolboys congregate around machines and cackle like hens! Otherwise, the place is fine.

Great equipment and staff. Shoutout to my man Josh, who makes the best shakes, and has great…read moreservice. Great gym overall.

This is a poor excuse for a sports organization. My first grievance is against the maintance of the…read moresoccer/frisbee fields. Someone gets seriously injured almost ever game from tripping on the literal potholes. They also refuse to hire refs for games and instead force every player to ref another game. Perhaps this would be okay if this was not a social league. There are too many people learning the game which makes having player referees very difficult to work with. Overall, this organization is not run well. It is horrendously overpriced for what it is. If you want to get in shape, you'rebetter off getting a personal trainer or gym membership. If you just want to make friends, go to revolutions and have a drink. Bur don't pay to play.

They do not refund your money back .. NEVER AGAIN This is a…read morecompany that money from your own money since they don't like to give anyone refund.. Bad business.

I love this place, so friendly and the cages are nice! they dont ever pick up the phone though when…read morecalled, so you have to rely on booking a cage online through whip city. That piece is obnoxious, but other than that, the cages are nice and you almost always see someone you know :) the cages are sometimes messy depending on when you go, but love the place!

From the owner: A place that has a little of everything in sportsread more

My Aunt is 84 years old, a lifelong East Granby resident on a fixed income, with a recently broken…read morehip and dementia. Recently I started helping with her finances, and discovered a recurring $11 charge from Planet Fitness going back as far as I could find records. We went to the gym, cancelled the membership, and discovered that she hadn't been in the location since at at least 2015, and possibly longer. I asked if there was a chance the location could possibly offer a partial refund, maybe $300 to cover the last two years, and I was referred to the managers Kyle and Kristin. To his credit, the assistant night manager (whose name I unfortunately have forgotten) was extremely empathetic, and said he hoped we were able to get some consideration. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case. When I spoke to Kyle he said there is no chance of any refund, and that there was no point in my talking to or emailing anyone else. He refused to provide any email address or contact info for anyone specific, only the general email for the location. He said there was nothing at all that could be done. I get it - this is a subscription based service, and buyer beware. And also, maybe a company with a different value set would make a call when they see a person hasn't used the membership for a year? Maybe at five years? Ten? I guess not. I'm sure the reminder notice to pay would go out promptly if the account closed after a member passes away. And the sad coda is that my Aunt talked about what a fun time she had when the location first opened, saying it was a big deal in East Granby and it was exciting to see her little town getting so sophisticated as to have a "health club". I have no idea if she really experienced that, or if it was her imagination, but either way - the way they treated her in the end fell far short of that pleasant memory.

terrible service. its my fault for ever signing up to a planet fitness since I've heard bad things…read moreabout it. they charged me 3 times for an annual fee there was a bunch of hidden fees I got charged for that wear not ever shown to me. then when I tried canceling guess what another cancelation fee I ended up spending over 300 dollars for using this gym for 2 months which is marketed as 25 dollars a month. This is just a scummy way to run a business basically a scam please if you see a flyer or a promotion never try out this gym you'll just end up paying a bunch of hidden fees that you aren't aware of.

This is a private Tennis and Platform Tennis (Paddle) club in a residential community. If you play…read moretennis or have an interest in paddle tennis this is the place to be. Fourteen Tennis Courts are open from early spring until late fall. Paddle is a winter sport but with it's growing popularity the courts are used all year round. In the summer months between Memorial Day and Labor Day the large pool is open and the Snuggery Grill is running with it's typical grill menu. This club is beautifully maintained and always active. There are tennis lessons and paddle lessons for the adults and kids. Mixers on the courts are planned throughout the year as well as some purely social functions for the membership. There is usually a wait list for membership but it is well worth the short waiting period.

"You may be a construction worker workin' on a home Might be…read morelivin' in a mansion, you might live in a dome" (Bob Dylan) Today we headed over to Dudleytown Brewing to check out a craft fair, but as we pulled into the driveway we were struck by a new and gigantic domed structure to our left. Welcome to the Day Hill Dome. It's the centerpiece of the Champions Way complex that someday will add two hotels, three synthetic turf, and one natural grass athletic field to the Dome and brewery, making it quite the tourist and recreation destination. The dome covers 95,000 square-foot, boasts an 80-foot ceiling, and can be divided into four sections. We saw lacrosse, field hockey, and flag football youth games going on when we visited. The place was packed with parents watching the games at field level and up on a second-floor viewing deck. They have all kinds of options for leagues to use the facility, to join their own leagues, to join a drop-in game, or even to rent out the upper platform for a private event. Pretty cool, don't you think?

My son started to play flag football at Day Hill Dome and we were wowed by it! Easy to get to, tons…read moreof parking, and organized once you get inside. You enter on the lower level where you access the fields, each labeled by number. You can watch your child play on that lower level (sitting on the turf or ledge bench) or there is an upper level with some seating where you can also view the fields from above. Most parents with olds kids watched from above, while families of younger kids stayed closed by. Very fun cool place! Located right next to Dudleytown Brewing for a post game beer (will be trying that soon!)

Went there for the coin show last Sunday... Very organized and obviously very popular. Could…read moreprobably use a few more parking spots.

A nice members bar with cheap drinks and beers. The only complaint is it can get loud with only a…read morefew people in it.

Great setup overall, and clean bathrooms, but absolutely NO SHADE, and that includes the dugouts…read more These poor kids are playing in the heat and get to the dugout for no relief. I can only hope that there are plans (soon!) for some sun protection for the players and maybe a few trees here and there for the fans. Good food choices on-site and a couple of very close options which are walkable. Bring shade with you if you can and LOTS of water!!

This is a great option during the winter. It's close to our house and they have many tournaments…read moreand games for winter play. They are efficient at moving the teams through their games. My daughter is ready to play outside but they also have cages for practice.