Gorgeous new turf fields in conshohocken right next to tees golf. This place is well lit, has…read morebleachers for fans, even a center building with food and drinks available. They have a liquor license which is a nice little hang out option for after the games. It seems these fields are used for different high schools Soccer and lacrosse. I play in an adult coed league here, and I only hope they continue to grow and use this location as the space, parking, field quality & price are better than that of other leagues and locations in the area.

YSC beware because this sports complex will eventually take over. The Proving Groups is an awesome…read morenew complex that was recently built in Conshohocken. The fields are astro-turf and very well maintained. There is a little food/bar area as well that you can enjoy a cold beer at after playing a game. Right now, I believe they only run adult leagues on Wednesday night, but I'm certain that will eventually change. The nice part is the latest game is at 9:30. No 11:00 games you have to work at 6 a.m. the next morning. They are super busy with both kids soccer and lacrosse teams practicing there as well. Can't speak highly enough about this complex.

Participate in the Learn to Curl event at Bucks Counting Curling Club. It was super fun and well…read morerun. For $50 you get 2hours of instruction, practice, and simulated game play. All necessary equipment is provided. There a very nice area for post experience snacks and refreshments which is BYOB but they did have some pretzel and a veggie tray. If you choice you join I think your admission gets credited for an annual membership in the curling club. These events sell out fast so if you see one available don't heists to book. There are 4 courts in the ice. They take 2 groups on 4 on each court to teach you and the laur has the stone and sweep. One you have the basics down your group of 4 plays 4 matches against another group of 4. You get to try each position on the team, lead, second, vice and skip and learn the different strategies of the game. The instructors are in different leagues at Bucks County Curling Club and promote there night at the end. If you want more info they ask you to put your email on the back of your name tag and they contact only those who expressed interest in joining. It was super fun weather you plan to join or not this is a great event!

One of my daughters goes here. Their program is a well oiled machine. They are a higher caliber…read moreprogram than some other local ones. There are 2 gyms: one for little tykes and one for bigger kids. Lots of fun stuff in there!

My children have been going to Ricochets for the past couple of years and my family and I cannot…read morespeak higher praises about the organization. The superb quality of coaching and teaching has allowed my kids to develop physically as well as emotionally during the short time they have been students here. Based off of my children's experience, if you are someone looking into a Gymnastics school in the area, I highly recommend you give Ricochets a visit. I'm sure your child/children will immediately ask after their first session when they could come back again! Aside from the Gymnastics aspect, Ricochets also provides additional services (camps; birthday parties; "babysitting" aka Kids Night Out) that my family and I take advantage of whenever we have the time to. If my kids had a choice, I'm pretty sure they would try to fit everything they can at Ricochets but the kids don't always get what they want, . The staff does a great job at keeping all of the events safe, fun, and physical. It's great having the kids bond with other kids while Mommy and Daddy go out for a nice dinner. Anyways, if you didn't catch my vibe already, I highly recommend this gym. Keep in mind my kids aren't on the competing side (yet) so I cannot speak on that portion of the business. However, I can over emphasize how great the younger kids Gymnastics program is and how much I recommend you check it out!

Pathetic place of business…read more I mean the owner Derek threatened to fight me in parking lot Refused to break a $100 bill so I could bowl. Then demanded I put a card on file. Uh buddy I have $100 in USA cash. I understand Derek probably doesn't handle a lot of hundreds but that's fine. The threatening from the employees was crazy. He told me to leave I left. All three employees follow me outside like they were going to beat me up or something. Just pathetic place of business

The venue is clean, staff are friendly, food and drinks are made quickly…read more We did encounter an error with our lane during the first game but staff were notified and resolved the matter promptly. The drinks were fine and fairly priced. My partner did not like his pepperoni pizza but he loved the potato skins. I ordered the fish tacos which appeared to have frozen fish filets. I liked that they were spicy but I wasn't a fan of the fish itself. We had a great time and I appreciated their cleaning in between customers. Some came and wiped down the area after bowlers were finished. They also have a beautiful space for private parties and games on the opposite end of the facility. They are connected to a full service bar that has outdoor seating. We plan to return.

We attended a birthday party and not even the host of the event was aware kids could not…read moreparticipate without sneakers. My daughter was wearing crocs. I just think if this is such a big rule it should also be included on the waiver or communicated to the host to put that on the invite. I am naive to ninja gym life and assumed they would be barefoot or with socks. The place was nice, my kid had a good time. If I was looking the place up myself I could have found that info but since we were invited for a party I did not. The information is on the website but for those of us not researching the place prior to it can be missed very easily. So 3 stars because the communication could have been better and put the footwear requirement on the waiver and update the website crocs are not allowed as well.

Just had my kids birthday here. He just turned seven and party guests ranged from 4-9 years old…read more All kids at the party genuinely had a great time and many begged to return as soon as possible. The facility is top notch and the activities were well thought through and appropriately modeled by instructors. It is important to state that this is a professional gym so the party has to be structured. It is important that parents help with behavior management and help keeping kids in the correct area and following the rotations. This is not a free for all trampoline park, but the overall experience is much more fun.

Awesome facility top of the line run by real Pros there. Go check it out! Indoor golf…read moresimulator, putting learning mats and much more

If you have a love for all things Lego, whether you be a kid or an adult...go to Legoland! We had a…read moreblast! When you walk in you're greeted with Legos everywhere. Multiple Lego building stations are all over the complex. You can add your creation to a community build or make your own design. There was a this Lego monorail that went around the front of the building and at certain points you could interact with the scenes at each station stop. Our favorite part was the VR Lego roller coaster ride, that felt pretty real and at the end you got to personalize your own mini brick. There was so much to do that you could fill a day of play.

For the price you pay, I feel like there should be more for you to explore and do. It's very…read moreexpensive. The activity pack with the stampers; there is no ink, and you can hardly see the imprint of a stamp. The laser maze, didn't work all that well. When you would hit start, it would do anything. And when you would hit stop, it wouldn't stop it would still be calculating your time and lessening your score. The snack stand was suppose to be open, it was indeed CLOSED!! And the flooring, where it goes from the hard surface to the incline of soft cushion type flooring. That is dangerous, we constantly kept tripping over it. You should have signs there saying watch your step. Because I've noticed other parents tripping over it as well too.

This place is a complete money grab. The instructors generally consist of guys that played high…read moreschool ball or small D3. The big rumor is that ownership is looking to sell the business to private equity and continue to push pricing. It is a business, so I don't fault them for trying to push profits. However, the quality of the instruction and the resumes of the instructors don't sync up with the costs. They do not make cuts on their travel teams and put kids that have no business playing travel ball on the field, resulting in very poor results. They preach they are most concerned about attitude and effort but the reality is that is just an excuse because most of their youth teams get smoked in the tournaments. Their Futures program for high school kids is actually really good and they take that seriously because they want to get players signed for college so they can tout that to their customers. However, those players come from all over the region and many have never been All Star customers. So, if your son is truly an elite high school player, All Star Futures is a good thing but if your son is a young player between 8-14 I would not waste your time or money. There are more economical and better player development options in the area.

My son has been going for hitting lessons for about a year. It is pricey, but I feel like he is…read moregetting great coaching and 1x1 attention. Hopefully it will pay off this baseball season.