If you are a parent, please do a search regarding the owner of Class Athlete, Roy Bova. Reviews of…read morethis organization, specifically his leadership, are atrocious. I have now learned how terrible it is personally, also, as he changed the terms of registration for Spring Break camp a month after my payment and registration and is refusing a refund. He said that I 'should have read the agreement', but sadly I did and he is an arrogant and abusive thief. I have submitted photo proof of how the terms in writing changed after registration to multiple agencies as I feel obliged to warn other Moms to avoid Roy Bova and Class Athlete at all costs. He should be ashamed of the horrible reviews and reputation he already has from years back, yet he still engages in ripping off the community and treating parents and children like trash. He does not deserve a single penny from families and I do hope the talk about class action lawsuits goes into action for past behavior and fraud.

my son was a part of class athlete while growing up, absolutely loved it. Roy Bova is a class act…read moreand pushes respect, and sportsmanship throughout all of his teams.

Ward Memorial Park/Showalter Field is the home of the Advent Health Run 4 Love. This is my second…read moretime attending. The run/walk takes us through neighborhoods, Cady Way Trail and back to Ward Park/Showalter Field. What a great way to start Valentine's Day!

This park only has fenced sports fields so it's not a park for random visitors and dogs are not…read moreallowed.

We had so much fun this past weekend for my son's birthday. We booked this place with enough time (…read morea month before). I had never heard of this place before but a couple of mamas recommended it. I can't thank enough to Eddie, who I was emailing since the beginning. He assured me that everything was taken care of and let me tell IT WAS. The only thing I brought was the birthday cake. We ordered some starters for the adults from the bar, and the birthday package included the pizza and drinks. The coaches DID an AMAZING JOB!!! handling all the kids, they start a warming, training section and then the kids can have a real play against parents. WE ALL HAD A GREAT TIME!! THAnKS

The coaches were good but my sons were bored. They learned more about baseball from playing with…read moreneighborhood kids and uncles. Not really worth what they charge.

I've been coaching in this league for multiple seasons. This is a fun league made up of 100%…read morevolunteers that want kids to learn and enjoy playing baseball. I love the small town community feel of it. It's not the biggest league in the area (normally around 14 teams per season), but I like that you get a chance to actually know the other coaches, parents and kids in the league. My family has made some great friends through this league and my son and daughter have really enjoyed it.

I really enjoy the Kia Center. If you can walk a mile each way, free parking can be found at a…read morestreet meter, downtown around Lake Eola or closer, after 6pm and all day on Sunday. At the end of a show big groups of people walk together back towards their cars & it's fun. The food items can be pricey, but a soda for $4, or popcorn, might be the best choices. I tend to sit high up to save money on tickets, and up there part of a sign or screen behind the stage might be blocked by overhead visuals, lighting fixtures. Seats were comfortable. No drink holder. Check the section you're in, it's written on the wall. No railing to hold when walking past other seats. Audio was excellent. One time when I saw Jimmy Buffet the people around me kept talking, but when I saw Weird Al Yankovic he sounded great and I could hear better. I saw a '80s~'90s old school show there once & the BASS was booming, excellent sound. Interesting how they divide the place up for different shows, giant parts of the auditorium/stadium disappear with humongous giant black curtain screens. The place often looks completely different inside, different configuration of seats available. Security & staff are super friendly. Helpful kind people. Escalators go really high up. After the shows the rooftop bars are worth checking out for incredible views & interesting menus.

I got to play road warriors with my sister Gwen, watching the Detroit Pistons defeat the Orlando…read moreMagic on March 1st, 2026 by a score of 106-92, a fortuitous foreshadowing of the first round playoff series victory that would follow. I don't have many arenas to compare Kia Center to, and I feel like basketball/hockey arenas are a lot more homogeneous than say baseball stadiums. There was nothing here to really knock my socks off like when I took my dad to see the Tigers play at Pittsburgh's glorious PNC Park. But it was a swell time nonetheless. I also don't usually spring for or get freebies for lower bowl seats so it's a bit apples and oranges to try to compare the close to the action seats I treated us to here to the high altitude ones I usually find myself in at Little Caesar's Arena, recently for a game 2 playoff win against these same Orlando Tragic. Sorry, I should try to keep it classy here, especially since my Pistons bought themselves a trip to Cancun in the second round. Anyways we had good seats with nice sightlines. Outside they had a whole fan experience area that seemed many geared to young people but wasn't happening too much. Funny cause there's a kind of party area courtyard outside LCA that's usually pretty sleepy for the games I've been to. Just random stray selfie takers mostly. The pizza stand we hit up was well organized and smooth, letting a big queue move through there pretty quickly, with its system of grabbing premade slices, beverages and snacks yourselves and then cashing out with cards at self service kiosks. There's stands at LCA set up like that but only for beverages and snacks, nothing with food that will serve as a whole meal. I also like this better than the system I encountered at PNC Park in Pittsburgh where you have to preorder and cash out on your phone and then come up when your number is called. The pizza was okay, nothing outstanding but arena and stadium food never really is. You could tell it was an Orlando Magic home game but there was a sizable and vocal Pistons fan contingent there. We actually sat next to a couple of Detroit fans and there were a couple more a couple rows behind us. With Orlando being such a tourist destination I feel like they probably often get mobbed up with fans of visiting teams, at least from the eastern part of the country (and Canadian Raptors fans) especially at certain times of the year. My decibel meter on my phone only maxed out around 100 which isn't too great, though the arena was probably somewhere between 2/3 and 3/4 full. No comparison to John Mason player intros back home but all the usual whistles and bells with snippets of rap songs, cheerleaders, youth performers and a dragon as opposed to a horse mascot. Not a bad arena. I wouldn't mind seeing a concert there one night if I ever get the opportunity to see a good one.

Go Lions! We definitely have an outstanding soccer club with…read morean energetic fan base! The stadium is nice, with a great amount of seating and a good variety of dining options! The tailgate area is a lot of fun too! It's always lively and a good time! I've been loosely following our soccer team for a few years now.

I had season tickets for the team when they started at camping world and continued to have them…read morewhen they moved to the new stadium. However, around COVID, I decided not to renew, so it has been a few years since I've been to a game. The reps from the team have been in contact with me often over the last several years. The call and they email, asking if I want to buy another season or package of games. Apparently, all my points from lion nation have added up? They said I had credit in my account that I could use towards tickets. I used my credit to get a three game package in the vip section which includes all you can eat and drink (NA/beer/wine). We went to a Saturday game and had a great time. The seats were great- I could see the plays happening and nothing blocked my view. The food has suffered a bit of a decline. No longer do they serve elaborate charcuterie tables, but instead have a few hot items and the typical hot dog plus/minus chili cheese. That night it was pasta, Chicken and waffles and pork taco. The food was just ok. For beverages, their coolers were full all night with water, soda and sparkling water. We did not want to have beer or wine. They do sell cocktails. The lounge experience has gone downhill. It no longer seems like a vip experience because there are just too many people. They have a huge TV now and they got rid of the small merchandise shop. The lounge is unbelievably noisy. It was difficult to find a place to sit and eat. I do like that it has bathrooms, so I don't have to go far and miss the game. The D entrance is nice too- it's private and has clean bathrooms and a way to get to the regular concourse if you desire. I do like the team. I also enjoy the game. However, I don't think the vip experience is worth it. Just get the cheap tickets and eat on the concourse or go out to eat after the game. You can get a great view from many seats in the stadium. I love that you can go to the game on any budget- they have cheap tickets in the supporter section. It's affordable for most people. I will continue to support the team and I will finish my package of games. I still have more credit so I'll invite some friends. But if I buy tickets in the future, it won't be for the vip lounge experience. I'd rather get a suite or sit in the regular seats.