It's been our wallyball meetup spot on Saturday mornings at 10am for years. Entry is only $6 for…read morethe day at the front desk and with a name sign up. They have over 20 racquetball courts that we use for wallyball. The courts are a bit dilapidated and the tiles are coming off, but still functional and reasonable for Saturday morning games. The place overall could use an update but that's not my place on how they use their fees from visitors. They have a lounge area in the center with couches, chairs and tables that work for pre-game meetups and some socializing after our games too. Upstairs they have the woman's locker and bathroom. The men's is on the first floor. The workout machines don't work, more for decoration. I think most people come here only to be play in the courts.

We went to play walleyball here with our friends and it was not the nicest court but the lady was…read moresuper friendly. We will definitely come back it was worth the money for sure!

Went to a DCFC game. Keyworth Stadium has been renovated, but it's still the same old bones of the…read morestadium that I remember from 20+ years ago. We had a great time at the game. I'm excited for the new stadium to be finished and to go to a game there.

Don't play for their youth teams. This is a money grabbing organization that preaches respect and…read moreloyalty but will cut your kid in a second if a player from a better organization (there are many im SE Oakland/Macomb Counties) tries out.

Played for the first time last weekend with a large group for a birthday celebration. It was so…read moremuch fun! My wife practically had to drag me away. I grew up playing Wham-o Trac Ball, which uses the same rackets. That brought back a lot of memories. Combine that with team competition and bumper cars and it covered my sports and amusement park fandoms. They really need to build something like this as part of a larger family fun center type of place that also has other activities. I feel like it's very isolated and a lot of people don't even know about it.

What a fun and interesting time. My friend hosted her birthday party here a few weeks ago. I had…read morezero idea what whirlyball was prior to the invite and had to look it up online. Its strangely difficult yet fun at the same time. Its bumper cars meets basketball meets lacrosse. Don't be fooled, you will work up a sweat! I dont know how much it cost to reserve a court, or how far they book out. I do know there are two separate courts and they've got a small area for arcade games.

No seating. No Live Barn. This place should not be allowed to host tournament games.read more

It's been a little over 24 hours since I've left Hazel Park Ice Arena, and my a$$ has not thawed…read moreout. My buns were frozen after a 45 minute game. The seating area is small and right behind the goalie. The glass is pretty beat up and hard to see the full game. The waiting area was large and it was easy to find the players after the game. The snack bar was half open and didn't have any products warming up. Even though it is not directly off the highway, the Ice Arena is pretty easy to locate. Just look for the building south of the race track parking lot. The best part about the game (since we lost) was the sound system during play. I haven't heard Thunderstruck or Fall Out Boy's Light em Up in a good long while.

A great basketball program for Detroit youth at the Heilmann Recreation Center. The learn skills…read moreon how to be a better baseketball player, but the hold classroom on how to be a better teammate and teach on how to humble, integrity, character and so much more.

From the owner: We are more that a basketball program. We offer inclass character building in which youth learning…read moreabout humility, integrity, sportsmanship, ethics and more... We also offer events like roller skating, Tiger baseball games, Pistons basketball games and much more. Follow Aktive Minds Foundation on facebook.

We had such a good time, it was our first time at the roller derby and we bought tickets very…read moreeasily through the website. The Masonic temple is wellmarked so you know where you're going and the staff is there to help direct. The seating is open so get there early, to get the best seats. However there really isn't a bad seat in the place considering how large the rink is. In the beginning it was a little bit slow until we got to know who was who, and what was what, lol then we were hollering and yelling with the best of them. It was a great night at a good price. It would be good fun for the family.

The games are so fun to watch!! It's always lively. Great place to relax with a beer and see some…read moreamazing female athletes duke it out!

I'm not like every other person who joins a gym in January because of New Year's Resolutions…read more Nope, I joined because I have an important event in a couple months and I need to get my butt in gear (literally)! I had thought I would join potentially for the weight loss benefits of going to the gym regularly, but had overlooked the benefit of endurance, both physically and mentally because being around people you may not want to be around is a special kind of endurance! I'm going to a conference out of state. Instead of loud drunk adults, this place has loud children and instead of walking for miles, seemingly in circles, you get to dance them in circles or step them or Aqua Zumba them. In any case, I feel like I'll be fit on all levels in time for my event. I had actually considered NC a couple years ago but wasn't fully sold at the time. Recently, I gave it another look and I think they have improved their website and now have an app. In addition, the membership options seem easier to understand and they have added an InScan / Body Scan machine that's free for members. That alone is worth the price of admission. It will tell you in excruciating detail how unfit you are but, hey, hopefully, you can only improve! Members can scan as much as they want but obviously, once a month is the most you should do to actually establish a trend. On membership, I opted for the month to month no contact one: $71 and no initiation fee. While that may seem high, I really need classes to feel engaged and motivated and most classes, even on Class Pass are around $20 to $25 a class, so if I go to one class a week at NC, I'm already ahead! One neat thing, the monthly pass just runs 30 days then deactivates. If you try to scan your card, it makes a noise and the staff will charge you to re-up for the next 30 days. For someone that has gotten burned on gym contacts more than I care to recall, the fact that this just expires is such a benefit to me. One less thing to worry about. You can also get the monthly membership and family and all kinds of flavors with different costs and contracts but for me, this was the perfect option. I mentioned classes and man, they have a ton: dance, Pilates, step, yoga, spin, Aqua Zumba, and they even have sports like drop-in pickleball! I've already taken a couple classes and really enjoy them. They have the app and you can add a class to your calendar from the app. You can't sign up for a class through the app though but hopefully that's in the works. You can also check into the gym with the app or with your keychain card, so that's handy. They have various lectures and courses and competitions which I'm looking forward to participating in as well. Also, they have a water bottle refill station which is great. No juice bar or anything but very close to a ton of places to quickly undo whatever you just did at the gym. Now for the neutrals and negatives: Yes, the bathrooms are old but I don't find them to be dirty or slippery or whatever some reviewers have said. They have lockers but bring your own lock and they are just day lockers. Half the time, I don't need a locker so it's not a huge deal for me but YMMV. Parking can be tricky. Free on the street if you can find it otherwise, pay with the Passport app to park in the lot. Children. It's weird if you're used to only going to gyms where it's adults only and also mostly going places where it's adults only. They are only allowed in the classes for them I think so there's that (I wish the app would let you filter those out because they have some kids classes I might want to take them you click in and see the age limits. Maybe I want to take "Creative Dance" or "Fit and Fun"). Overall, I'm already very happy with this choice and may very well convert my monthly membership to a contract. Eventually. Maybe...

We absolutely LOVE the Neighborhood Club and highly recommend them! My daughter does swimming…read morelessons, tennis, soccer, yoga and more there. We love the NC Fit club for the kids in the fall/winter/spring and all the cool classes she can do after school. They have a great indoor pool, workout area, and lots of fun classes for every age. We love the family night where we go and swim, do arts and crafts, and more fun things. The staff is so helpful, friendly, and great at what they do. We love coming here and it's such a nice place for the kids and adults alike!