Tots on Turf classes use soccer and other fun activities to improve gross motor skills such as…read morerunning, balance, coordination, hopping, skipping and jumping. The small class sizes and colorful equipment provide a great way to introduce your toddler to socialization, numbers and colors. In addition, Coach Tim Self's several year's of experience, combined his patient and playful disposition, ensures that each class is an organized, safe, fun filled learning environment for your child!

Communication from the league officials is extremely poor. After applying for a league as a free…read moreagent weeks ago at the start of registration, was emailed by Corissa two weeks before the league start date that they were in the process of assigning teams, no guarantees but we'd hear back from them "in the next few days" The league starts in less than two days and no follow up, no communication at all. On their website at this moment they are still offering people to sign up for the league saying it's open (see screenshot). These people have wasted my time. There are better, less expensive and more professionally run leagues out there to join. I suggest looking elsewhere.

These folks do corporate events, and I hired them to make a trivia night for my global team. I…read moreworked with them on what we wanted, what our team does, and the prizes. They showed up to the venue early. They had 3 staff members on hand. They gave people wristbands when they arrived to make teams. We made sure the exec leaders were spread out on the teams. Part of the package included photos of each team and everyone together. Their MC was awesome. They ran the trivia game very well. Price was amazing. I would hire them again, no hesitation.

Jet City Sports began as a group of friends deciding to pick up the ball where the [now defunct]…read moreSeattle Sport and Social Club dropped it and slipped into oblivion. SSSC scurried away in the middle of the night, along with the league fees of its long-time devoted patrons, leaving a very bad taste in the mouths of hungry Seattle-area volleyball players. Jet City Sports was created with heart, passion and the desire to provide affordable, competitive volleyball in the Seattle area, filling the huge void that SSSC left. Leagues are held at North Seattle Community College, Seattle Central Community College and Alki Beach in the Summers (fun in the SUN!!!) If you've got an appetite for great, competitive, organized volleyball in Seattle, contact Jet City Sports - you won't be disappointed, and you'll make life long friendships in the process!! :)

Very poorly run. Never received prizes that were promised for winning indoor volleyball league…read more Tried contacting the league director and was told they would be ordered and ready within 3 weeks. I never received them so I emailed again inquiring about them and never received a response. I tried emailing the company info email and never got a response. The league has been over for well over 2 months now and my team and I have not received our prizes. Would never recommend this company to anybody.

Yes... my name is Tanis and I play Tennis. Oh man, summer was a ripe time for plays on my name. The…read moretennis one came up a lot as did "Tanis is tan" and "Tan is Tanis". One of the ways I got so tan during the summers was by playing tennis outdoors. Also, swimming, playing water polo, and working outdoors. So the summers, especially the years I took part in Innis Arden Tennis, were full of consistent plays on my name. Honestly I didn't mind it one bit, it added to the overall experience. I participated in the beginner to intermediate lessons/session(s) and did not partake in tournaments/matches between tennis clubs. For me playing tennis here was more social than competitive and a fun way to pass time during the day in the summers when my parents were at work. Those of us in the lessons tended to coordinate what session to take during the summer so we were guaranteed having at least one or two friends in the class. It was also fun to meet new people and see who signed up for the same session as us. Coaches/instructors vary and I had good ones. The tennis courts are well maintained and one of my favorite aspects of practice was picking up the tennis balls after running out or low during different drills. And then there were the times I'd hit a ball over the fence surrounding the courts into a tree, those ones could be a pain to find. At the end of the year there was a banquet for those who took part in tennis during the summer and different awards and participation items were handed out. My first year it was a trophy for a participation item, later it switched to t-shirts. I loved getting t-shirts and other attire for the sports I participated in, that formed the bulk of my wardrobe for a good many years growing up and into college. Tennis courts are located next to the Innis Arden Clubhouse and pool which was nice when racing from swim practice to tennis practice and needing to minimize travel time.

Great organization for kids ages 7-14 to play football in the Inglemoor High School feeder pattern…read more More information at www.inglemoorvikings.org

Tilted Thunder Rail Birds is a Seattle-based, all-female, non-profit banked track roller derby…read moreleague. With few banked track leagues in the nation, it's amazing to have one in the Pacific Northwest. As an amateur sports league, TTRB is run entirely by enthusiastic skaters and volunteers who play because they're passionate about roller derby. The hits are hard, the pace is fast, and all the action is real (no fakers here). With only six home team bouts a year, don't miss a bout. So, bring the kids, your folks, and friends to enjoy a truly amazing and unique Pacific Northwest roller derby experience.

I've never played bubble soccer before, but after my experience with Seattle Bubble Soccer I know I…read moredefinitely want to play again! Chris was my contact and he was super responsive to my emails and answered all the questions that I had. I only checked prices with two other competitors, but Seattle Bubble Soccer definitely had the best prices for amount of play time/number of bubbles. I was planning a party so I did their packaged deal #1, which is one hour of play with 6 bubbles. You can also add bubbles for $25 each. During the winter months, you must play indoors and book an indoor venue, which I thought would be a headache, but Chris does an amazing job of getting you connected to a facility and checking their availability. Basically all you have to do is call the facility to make a payment. The packaged deal does NOT include the fee for the venue rental. I rented from Montlake Community Center--would recommend--and used their basketball courts as the field. Trust me... I don't know if you want anything bigger than that even if you have 10 people. It can get real exhausting, real fast. The hour was broken up into quarters of about 15 minutes of play. During the breaks, the bubbles were reinflated and wiped down. I won't lie--I got real sweaty in there. The bubbles can get real hot, especially with all the exertion of carrying around the bubble weight and trying to knock other people down/me getting knocked down and trying to get back up. I might suggest knee pads because I got quite a few bruises trying to get up. My only other thing I would bring up is my neck is really sore from playing, not sure why but I guess I shouldn't have skipped neck day. I would definitely recommend bubble soccer as a birthday activity, team builder, or if you're just bored and looking to do something different and I would definitely recommend booking through Seattle Bubble Soccer!

This was an amazing party for my 11 yr old boy. My 8 yr old who is much smaller felt the balls…read morewere too heavy and was not so thrilled...but for the target crowd (11 yr old boys) it was a MAJOR hit. I can't say enough about Chris. He is incredibly quick to respond to inquiries and helpful with setting up logistics. He was super flexible with weather- he was willing to keep the event on as planned despite earlier rain. His helpers ('refs') ran the whole party and had the boys sweating, laughing, and rolling around for an hour and a half. Well worth it.

I took 2 days basic sailing class and it didn't disappoint. We spent most of the time on the water,…read morehad a blast and learnt a lot (you pretty much can go sailing by yourself after taking this class and certification exam).

I took a 2 days sailing - there were not much wind but it I was bit disappointed with the class as…read moreit was cut short by a lot. Next getting the additional two more classes to get certification were really really challenging because of communication challenges. You have to pay all the money upfront and that makes it hard to move onto another club.