Kickball, or what I tend to call adult kickball, is a lot of fun. I've now played in the WAKA…read morekickball leagues in Albany since 2010. It was initially for something to occupy my time one night a week to do something locally. For those who follow my Yelp reviews, you can tell that I spend a chunk of my time out of town (by choice), but I wanted an outlet within my home area to have fun, meet new people, etc. Kickball, with its 8 week regular season plus playoffs, seemed to be a good fit for me, and some friends of mine that live in North Carolina play in an adult kickball league down there and subliminally encouraged me to get into the sport. Some people sign up for the kickball league individually as a free agent to be placed on a team or as part of a small group and get placed on a team that needs the players. Other people will sign up as part of a full team. In any respect, if you want to play kickball, there will be a place for you. Some people who play kickball are natural athletes, but others (such as myself) are able to play even with not much natural athletic ability and still enjoy themselves. By design, adult kickball is a social sport, and after the games (which usually take about an hour from start to finish), teams are able to go to the specially designated kickball bar to socialize with players from their team as well as players from other teams. Kickball players have been known to play a relaxing game of flip cup while at the bar as well. The long or short of the matter is, if you're looking for a fun way to occupy some of your time, besides reading some awesome Yelp reviews, I think that WAKA Kickball is where its at.

The best venue I've been too since moving the capital region. This baseball park is especially…read moregreat for kids....

I enjoyed watching a Tri-City Valleycats home game at Joe Bruno Stadium in Troy recently. They…read moreplayed the Quebec Capitales and did not win. In fact, they never even scored. Still, the stadium is a great facility. The summer evening was lovely and relaxing. The brick oven pizza was delicious.The vendors and fans were nice with the exception of the obnoxious Quebec fan who whipped out a small tin bugle and blew it every time his team scored. The Capital Region is fortunate to have a Frontier League team in the Valleycats. Contrary to popular belief, it's not a minor league farm team. It's described as one of 18 teams in an independent Major League Baseball partner league which helps players advance to the majors. Lately, the Valleycats have been struggling, which is too bad. The team has a lot of heart. The players come out to greet fans before their games. They hold a lot of special events that help the community. There was Irish Night, a celebration of cultural heritage. There are food drives to help feed the hungry and their annual Bark in the Park to benefit shelter pets. Fans were encouraged to bring their dogs to the stadium which is something I've never seen before. Here's to hoping the Valleycats can get out of their slump.

Outstanding. Super…read morefriendly coaches, lots of space, cool patrons. The diversity of the folks that were training was awesome - tremendous age range as well as ability/fitness levels. Experienced boxers: there's something here for you. Novices: the coaches walk through the system and give basic boxing tips. Prepare to sweat and have fun! Great workout.

Amazing gym they know what they're doing !! Professional and…read morecourteous to new students rusty older people lol and people who want to learn

Great place to play! If you want to start for the first time or are a experienced competitor, you…read morecan definitely get your game on!

From the owner: All+ is the premiere place to play table tennis in Albany NY! Offering 7 tables, paddles for play…read moreand competition balls, everything you need to play is included! Just stopping in for the day? Or planning to train 3 days a week? We provide the best environment to socialize, learn, train and compete!

We've come here for a couple of indoor soccer tournaments so we know the place well. It is huge and…read moreduring the winter yes it'll be a little cold inside but nothing that your jacket and gloves won't fix because I expect that you were going to be wearing that stuff anyway during the colder months. They have a food option once you get inside and they even have a little bit of entertainment, arcade games. But the fields are in good condition the seating area is great so I think that this would be a great place if you want to host a tournament or if you are trying to check in advance because your tournament will be played there.

Standard superdome/sportsdome complex. Much larger than I expected from the outside. The turf is…read morepretty worn down and in not great shape. Maybe this is why they are very strict that you must wear turf, shoes or sneakers, no cleats. The walls are pretty murky and looks like the place has not been cleaned in years. Make sure you bring a blanket or coat. They do have bleachers to sit, which is nice as many domes I've been and do not have that option and you have to bring your own chair or just stand. They also have a nice concession stand area that serves pretty decent food and beer if you are craving an alcoholic beverage.

Not a walk in place and only an appointment only. No information about it and gives you the…read moreimpression that you can just come to the place and enjoy. When called informed that you need to call 3 to 5 days in advance and it's a private party. So much for going to there on a whim. Don't get fooled and waste your time waiting for it to open. Also it's a cash only. So be careful.

Having been to a few go-cart tracks I was pretty excited to try this one. It's not too often you…read morefind one with an overpass such as this one. I would say due to the cart speed/responsiveness the track is best suited for kids and teenagers. Be advised, cash only, $10 per driver.

Stayed here this past weekend for a retreat. We used the lodge at the East Valley lodge. The…read moregrounds were beautiful. Hannah who was the staff on site was incredibly helpful and even led us on a nature walk. The food was pretty good and not typical camp food. Accommodations were fairly comfortable and WiFi was spotty dependent on the weather. I would definitely recommend this space for groups. The fireplaces made for a cozy, intimate atmposphere!