Clean and well-maintained badminton court with very reasonable pricing! Highly recommend it to…read moreanyone looking for a great place to play. Will definitely be coming back with friends!

What really separates this place from other Badminton places is the lighting. The lights don't…read moreshine down on you directly which makes it easier to see the shuttles above! Big plus. Coach Puah is the BEST!!!

Spacious and more courts than I expected. Good A/C and you can rent rackets if need be.read more

The location was a bit hard to find, but it's worth it. It's newer and cleaner. Service is better…read more It is well-lit but LED light can make it hard to see the birdies at times. It wasn't as packed as other locations. Overall I'll be back.

My five star review is for the new skate park. Designed very well lots of space has everything from…read morehips, ledges, and rails. I 100% enjoyed my time here would revisit if I'm in the area.

I was able to go to the Carpenter park recreation center on coit rd in plano to take a shower as…read morenot a resident I paid the 10.00 fee it was worth it as Life issues, The staff is top notch and center shower everything was superb clean and nice I will definitely if need to go back Thank you for your hospitality and service

Warning: Fraudulent Strings and Poor Quality!…read more I had my racket strung three times with what Vistara claimed was BG65 string, but 3 string broke within a week. Frustrated, I went to another stringing place, and immediately noticed that their BG65 string looked visibly different. I asked the staff about it, and they went above and beyond to verify the authenticity of their string and provided proof. Although they couldn't comment directly on Vistara's string, it was clear from comparison that the Vistara string was a fake and very poor quality. Attaching a photo of the real string for reference. Save yourself the hassle and avoid Vistara - they are using counterfeit strings!

Lacking business signage, if its your first time, its easy to miss, specially coming from 121! The…read moresignage is in front of the building and none on the side. Been here a couple of times because we have to practice for tournaments. Pros: New facility Have area to hang individual racquets to know who is knew in cue Pro Shop 18 courts mixed badminton and pickleball Indoors Day pass is cheaper than others Function rooms with microwave, fridge, toaster, tv, tables and chairs Cons: Small filthy restrooms Small parking space for a big facility Small waiting area for a big facility - If there is a tournament going on, and you have another tournament to attend, they have you wait at the front desk which does not have seating. I suggest they should just have everyone go inside to watch the other tournaments if not full so the front desk area does not get crowded. Bad lighting, too dark Flooring is hard, does not feel padded Pickleball is directly beside the badminton courts - the balls bounce to the badminton courts which makes it very dangerous for the badminton players

This is a good place to play badminton indoor. It is located within a warehouse. They have multiple…read morecourts, and they do get crowded. You can make reservation online. They also offer lessons there.

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I personally have not been but a British buddy of mine goes regularly. A resident of Plano, a…read moresuburb of Dallas, he's lived there for some years now. He jokes that he has to go beyond Plano for Badminton and Booze, the two things he enjoys but does not mix. It's not good to drink and birdie either. Badminton not only requires mental clarity but physical dexterity as well when you play it seriously, and play it indoors. It's almost infectious as in being smitten ' by the bird', if you will or even if you don't will. Someone once said Bad..Minton is a bad and punishing sport and once you truly get to know and understand it, it's much worse! In fact, people don't take this sport lightly. It's not for the mentally and physically weak, not at all. Discover this wonderful game/sport at ABC.....you won't regret it! Tons of fun as well and family oriented.

American Badminton Training Fall semester began Sept 6. Almost 30 kids have signed up. Space is…read morelimited!

1st return visit after $15.9 million remodel from 2021 bond program. WOW! Seeing all the new stuff…read moreyou almost forget how dated it was before. Much better looking from ceiling to floors. See photos. Another rec center is closer to home and will go there to save drive time. But nice to have an option for a newer location. Appears all the exercise equipment on 2d floor has been replaced with same models just new ones. One needs to bring own lock for lockers or buy one from rec center. Too much to list here but do a Google search to review all the improvements made visible and behind the scenes (roof/HVAC/plumbing)

It is a beautiful facility with all types of amenities including, hot water for showers after a…read moregood workout or swim! Plus, the employees are very friendly and helpful, and willing to go the extra mile if you don't understand something. The facility and the people are amazing: Thank you !!

I joined after the renovations/changes and I really like this location! Staff is great and the…read morelayout of the gym is spacious. Like most gyms a couple of minor things are broken or being repaired but nothing is really impairing your ability to get a good workout in. They have a mix of newer and older weight machines and cardio machines, as well as power racks but the selection is great. It can get a little busy after 5PM but it's manageable. I would like to see more 5lb and 2.5 lb plates so I don't have to hunt for them before my first set but it's not too big of an issue. Overall great gym for the price.

Came over for a visit and really love the new renovations! They added way more machines, the layout…read morefeels super spacious, and the new pilates and recovery sections are awesome additions. Checking in and signing up online was a total breeze. Plus, the staff members are always nice and helpful. The only areas that didn't really get a facelift are the pool and sauna, but they're still decent and totally fine for what they are. Overall, it's a really good experience and a solid place to work out. If you've never been a member before, they offer a free 5-day guest pass on their website to try it out!

Good gym for those that are students or live very close to it. Membership is included if currently…read morea student, $21/month if you live on campus as a special resident, and about $80/month or a bit more for non-students/residents. Prices as of Spring 2023.

My tuition money to going to a great facility if its going towards the MAC!…read more I come here (I try to come here lol) 2-4 times in the week and every time it has yet to disappoint. The equipment is all very new and perfect for the college student! a place to put your books, a TV to watch, music to listen to all while running on a treadmill, or walking up 89 flights of stairs on the stair master! The track is 3 lanes and wide enough for people to walk and run 9 laps for a mile! Me and my roommate try to come as often as possible, and we love the facility here. A lot better than LA fitness or 24 hour fitness. The gym is vast and there are always enough machines to use. They also have rock climbing, billiards, indoor and outdoor basketball courts, ping pong tables, outdoor sand volleyball court and even an indoor and outdoor pool! There is so many fun and creative ways to workout here, and I'm never disappointed. It does get busy at times (as expected) the most busiest times are at the beginning of the semester and around 7ish or so (when everyone gets out of class) even though it's crowded, there is always something to workout on. There is just so much equipment and so much resources. I also took the group classes with my roommate it was $30 for a whole semester of group classes (yoga, piloxing, zumba, hip-hop cardio, total body pump, etc.) We absolutely loved the classes and the teachers of the class were fun and lively. The MAC is also a great place to study! If you're an extrovert (like me), this is a perfect place to study. The booths are nice and spacious, but they are hard to get (because everyone wants one) they also have many tables and TVs and a lot of people which is always fun on my study break when I want to people watch ._. There are also a lot of computers for you to work/study and even print things. UTA was certainly looking out for the best interest of their students when building the MAC. Love it here and always coming back!

All Flash, No Substance The only reason this place gets a…read moresingle star is because the building is actually nice. Don't let the new equipment and shiny infrastructure fool you--the experience inside is a total disaster. * Rude Staff: From the moment you walk in, you're treated like an inconvenience. The front desk staff are consistently dismissive and act as if answering a simple question is a personal insult. * Dishonest & Collusive Management The leadership here is fundamentally unprofessional across all levels. It's not just one "bad apple"--there is a deep-seated culture of collusion where managers consistently cover for each other's mistakes. Instead of taking accountability, they resort to gaslighting and rewriting facts to dodge responsibility. It is impossible to have a transparent conversation or resolve a genuine concern when the entire management team prioritizes fabricated excuses** over basic integrity. They would rather protect their own images than fix a problem for a customer. * Zero Customer Service: There is a fundamental lack of basic service here. If you have an issue, don't expect a resolution; expect an argument. It's a shame to see such a high-end facility wasted by a team that clearly doesn't want to be there. Save your money and your sanity--go somewhere where they actually value their members.

They did it right when they planned, designed and built Terrell Rec. This is the newer of two…read morerecreation centers in Allen. I've been utilizing the other,Joe Farmer for about 9 years. Recently,they've temporarily closed Joe Farmer for some updates allowing me to use the new one. Yes,there are two different membership fees for each and the difference is significant. However, after experiencing the new expanse that is Stephen G Terrell Rec center, I am inclined to move my membership here soon. A few of the reasons: Huge open spacious vibe that has a psychologically positive impact. Much larger and more modern 3 lane running/walking tract that threads thru a large part of the facility. Extensive resistance weight areas including,2 free weight areas and one machine area...all state of the art. Treadmill,elliptical, rowing, and stepping machines, in copious amounts. Outside terrace exercise area with sleds,ropes,bags etc In addition a 2 story play area for children,meeting rooms, classrooms etc. This is a archetectually well designed and implemented modern community " rec center". Oh,did I mention the 7 basketball courts?...... Go!