The Jacksonville Icemen are the minor league hockey team based in Jacksonville, Florida and overall…read moreprovides a fun evening out. Tickets are affordable and the concessions are what you expect. I had a hot dog, which was six dollars, and a milkshake, which Coste eleven dollars. Yes, the concessions are overpriced, but that is with almost every stadium and arena. They have a sport shop to sell team merchandise. T-shirts started at thirty dollars and a team jersey goes up to three hundred dollars. All in all, I would definitely recommend checking out a game.

The coach is the worst I ever seen. We're done paying good money for the 904 club to watch the team…read morelose and trade away the good players.

This company continues to increase prices and take money from us while loading a bunch of free…read moreagents on our teams. My team and I have played in the flag football league and it continues to get worse each and every time. We end up having over double the amount of players on our team each time and it is very frustrating. If you can find another league I highly recommend it.

I recommend it if your getting to know People and playing…read moresports with each other however remember they don't do refund if you purchase something wrong on their site they will do credit on their site which is a shame and you will not get your money back so be careful and make sure you apply to the right one if your going to do it and I am not ok with the refund policy they should do better with their refund policy

Regatta racing, crew boats. Club rules, even advanced paddlers, recommended not to paddle solo…read more Great workout. Easy access to instructors. No lessons scheduled over winter months. Enjoy watching teams race down river. No public parks near by. Not sure if boat dock is open to public.

I've got three kids (10, 8, and 6) who have been playing soccer since they could walk. After…read morebouncing through a few leagues over the years, JFC has been the one that actually stuck. We're going on our third year now. JFC has a bunch of programs: Rec, Bridge, Academy, Competitive. Rec League: We've had the same volunteer coaches for three years. They've all been great. No yelling, no "my kid is going to the MLS at age 9" energy. Just good people teaching kids how to play and have fun. My kids have gotten a lot better and more importantly, they actually enjoy playing. Rec uniforms aren't on any kind of cycle. You buy it once and your kid wears it until it doesn't fit anymore. Love that. Bridge Program: If your kid wants more than Rec but competitive sounds intense, Bridge is that perfect middle step. More structure, more skills, but still fun, and build confidence without getting overwhelmed. Competitive Program: My youngest is 6 and plays Competitive. The coaches are paid and trained. They've been really good with him. He's learning a ton and still comes off the field smiling, which is all I care about at this age. Uniforms (Bridge & Competitive): Those do run on a two-year cycle. They're not cheap (We Got Soccer never is), but at least you know you're good for two years. I won't sugarcoat it none of this is cheap, especially with three kids. A sibling discount would be amazing if they ever offer one. Facilities: Patton Park has good fields, one stadium field with lights, several full-size lit fields, and smaller ones. Grass is usually in great shape. Parking is a nightmare (just being honest), bathrooms are okay, and the concession stand has saved us more than once on long soccer weekends. My kids love it. The coaches have been great. The community is solid. And out of every soccer league we've tried in Jacksonville, JFC has been the one where my kids grew the most and actually had fun doing it, and that's what matters.

JFC has been the best soccer experience my three kids (10y, 8y, 6y) have had. We've tried a few…read moreleagues over the last 8 years. We found JFC 3 years ago and have stayed. The club offers several programs, some being recreational, academy, and competitive. It's a lot to navigate. On the REC side, the coaches are volunteers. We've been lucky with the volunteer coaches we gotten (and kept for the last 3 years), they've been knowledgeable, professional, and kind (not one has yelled at the kids or been disrespectfully competitive). They've kept the game fun and competitive for the kids. I've seen a lot of growth in my kids abilities and confidence. It's an added bonus that the parents are chill too. The competitive program has paid, trained coaches. I have one kid who does competitive. No complaints. The coach was good. My kid (6y) learned soccer skills and most importantly, had fun. Yes, it's expensive. A sibling discount (any discount) would be helpful if offered. Uniforms are purchased through We Got Soccer, also pricey, but unlike other leagues, JFC doesn't force you into buying new ones every year. My kids have worn the same uniforms for three years and they've held up great. The club offers a free training session for kids that also serve as informational sessions for the parents. They're essentially informational where you can talk with staff, ask questions, and learn how the programs work while the kids play. The facilities at Patton Park are solid: one lit full-size stadium field, multiple lit full-size fields, and a few unlit junior fields. The grass is usually in good shape and the environment feels professional. Parking is a beast, even with a huge lot! The bathrooms are... meh. Could definitely be better. And the on-site food concession is a nice bonus during long game days. Overall, JFC delivers good coaching and solid competition (especially if your kids want to go all the way aka college).

Jacksonville Tennis League is a great place to meet new friends and play the game we all love. The…read moreleague is set up very well and the administrators provide great support when needed. I love playing in this league and look forward to more matches.

Joined Jax Tennis League this 2022 summer. Can't tell you how fun this league was. I truly enjoyed…read moreall my games and interaction with other players as well. There were a lot of good players to match with and easy to find the tennis partner via the TLN app, etc.

Its the equivalent of a fancy high school gym. The staff tells ppl to stand in the walkway at the…read morerail blocking half the people's view behind them. Very disorganized.

Our family loves attending basketball games at UNF! Parking is free, close to the arena, and we…read morefeel safe in the area. Tickets are as low as $10 for GA. They have concessions on both floors; they're not ridiculously overpriced, slightly lower than typical concession pricing. A great place to cheer on and support our community!