I highly recommend NOT going to Lake Spanaway Golf Course. I don't know who owns this, but clearly…read morebusiness hasn't been a success due to its excellent customer service. I went here in hopes of buying my daughter her first club set. Literally all the employees were talking to each other; no greeting, ignored in the "pro shop" I would have had some very positive funny words for them if my daughter was not with me. Stereotypical old white men and younger over makeup covered girls. lol

First visit to Lake Spanaway Golf course. Tried out the driving range which is covered and very…read morenice. Planning on going back to play on the course.

I visited here upon a birthday invitation for my son's friend, so I can only comment on my time…read morehere as a guest. His friend's family reserved a private room for the birthday event, and I was thankfully able to locate it with the assistance of an employee. The service seemed decent. Orders were taken at a timely manner with food quickly being brought out and serving plates/trays cleaned up promptly once everyone was done grabbing food from the table. I really liked the cleanliness and décor of the place. Has a calming ambience with all the ocean vibes. I was not expecting duckpin bowling (I didn't do any research before coming here) but it seems ideal for a casual time. No one was really taking the bowling seriously since it was more of an event to get together, eat, and chat, so the duckpin bowling is good for all the kids to just bowl for fun and all the adults to chatter in between. I had some pizza, it was good enough (not cheesy enough for my preference but the taste was adequate). A fun time overall. I'm not inquiring about the price though lol looks a bit too fancy for me.

The 2 stars are only because the staff was nice and the place is clean. However if you have ever…read morebowled before, DO NOT come here. This is the fakest bowling alley to ever exist, everything is wrong. Came here to practice my bowling technique and it is impossible to do. Here is a list of things I wish I knew before coming: 1. Pins on strings. Not my preference- still manageable but makes for a different experience. 2. When booking online, it says shoe rentals included. There were no shoes. Make sure you wear shoes you feel comfy bowling in. It will affect your game. 3. Lanes are not oiled or properly marked!!!! This is the most important part of bowling otherwise you are just shooting blind. The balls were just going every which way regardless of how good your throw was!! 4. The space before the lane was wayyy shorter than a standard bowling alley making it impossible to do a proper approach!!! It took a whole game to adjust. I'm sure this place is fine to come for the arcade, laser tag, or other activities. But if you are expecting real bowling, you won't find it here!!!

Jblm mwr Sounders indoor playground is on McChord base (base access required) straight in from the…read moreentrance. Inside you scan your card and then kiddos can play. Sort of strict on under 4' tall for the kids area (there are a few games for older kids but otherwise you'll need to bring an iPad or switch or something to keep them entertained). Bathrooms for women/men/family with step stools for littles. Kids area kept my daughter busy for about an hour, but she also liked coloring and the train table and blocks, too. Free except for games that require quarters - I think theres a change machine but not an ATM. Across the street is a nice playground, pretty empty. Good outing with a little under 5 or so. They said the bowling alley is hopefully going to get refurbished.

The lanes on the AFẞ side were shut down for bowling, which is too bad. What a fun time it was *read more

Golfed here for the first time today, originally from the PDX area and I would ignore all negative…read morereviews as I did. This place is killer, beautiful little gem of a nine! The conditions were great, I was surprised since we have had such a wet March here in the PNW. Somewhat challenging but absolutely fun, I look forward to more rounds in the future! Also the views at almost every hole are incredible, even on a cloudy day.

Nice Course with beautiful views!! Friendly staff and can…read morejoin annually. It can be challenging due to water on 7 of the nine holes but love the challenge.

Got to head up north for the day and play with a few buddies. We had to wanting to play here for a…read morewhile and loved every bit of it. The weather was perfect and the course was in great shape. Our buddy Trent was really jealous he couldn't make it. Looks like we will have to come back again at some point!

I can't believe I'm the first to shit on how bad this golf course looks. I rarely watch golf, but…read morewhen I do, part of the reason is to see the amazing courses. This place is a piece of shit! I play golf maybe 3 times a year and I wouldn't pay to play this! From SoCal

Fircrest is a beautiful club with great staff. Everyone treats you so well while you're on site…read more It's a tough course but very walkable and very well manicured. You can find your ball easily but you may have to layup out of the trees. The food is great and the restaurant has a great ambience. They have a decent wine selection and strong drinks. It's a little short by today's standard being less than 7000 but it's plenty long for me.

Very snobby community both employers and members. If that is your crowd you will fit right in. If…read moreyou are visiting for a tournament wear a collared shirt and slacks.

Unlike the other ice rink Sprinker Recreation Center in Tacoma, the Tacoma Twin Rinks are located…read moreconveniently close to I-5. As the name suggests, there are two ice rinks at this location. We normally come here for hockey games. There is an upper view area for us to watch the game from the upper level, which is nice. However, there's no heater for the audience, so it's super cold at this location. You will have to dress like skiing, or you are likely to be frozen here. The rinks are still new, but the maintenance work hasn't been done well. Why? We came here for a state development hockey for the entire weekend, from 8 am to 8 pm daily. When I went to the bathroom in the morning, everything was in order and in good condition. But when I visited again in the afternoon, it became a messy place. Some stalls even ran out of paper! We couldn't even find any staff member at the rink. Per my hockey players' report, the ice quality of the rinks was just okay. The locker rooms for the hockey teams were kind of small. Not sure if there's any other shower place for hockey players, but I do see a shower inside the women's restrooms. Only one shower probably won't be enough for hockey players who play as a team. Apparently, whoever designed the Twin Rinks had no clue about what ice hockey players would need. Overall, if you want to skate, I still think it's a good place.

We have had a great experience at Tacoma Twin Rinks so far. It is not the cheapest place to skate…read morein the area, but it's better than the local competitor when it comes to lessons. At TTR they do not allow walkers (which we prefer) and they have smaller classes and the coaches take time to work closely and at exactly the kids speed. To by honest, once we got to the rink, our 6 year old broke down in tears afraid of falling and didn't want to skate... the coaches were amazing and assigned an older, experienced kiddo to hang out with her and just let her play and get comfortable on the ice, which involved a lot of sitting and scooting for the first 20 minutes. Haha. She eventually DID stand and was skating slowly by the end of the lesson... then she was begging to return and we have been back twice this week just for open skate to practice. I'd say 4.5 stars only because their website is tough to use, though once you get signed up and figure it out, it is fine. Also, we paid $16 for 90 minutes of open skate tonight and the guys prepping for hockey practice shirked the schedule and the kids had to leave the ice 15 minutes early so that they could Zamboni. I'll mention that to them when I see our coach tomorrow... probably a miscommunication. I'd prefer to talk to them first before assuming it was intentional negligence. Overall, great experience and we'll continue as long as our kiddo is interested!

After KC Crusaders, this is my favorite field, thus far. They have reasonable prices, and the staff…read moretakes safety and fun seriously. There have been a few snags with reservations before, but the staff was always courteous and helpful to resolve it. Okay, lets talk about the fields. These are AMAZING fields. They have several that they rotate you through, throughout the day. It doesn't matter if you are a private group or a walk-on group. You play at all the fields. You VW nuts out there in cyberland will appreciate the fact that their Urban field has a late 70's model Rabbit as a bunker. It nearly brought a tear to my eye to have to shoot it to tag someone out. I digress. Hamburger Hill was an amazing field to try and fight up. The Urban field had lots of junk and two-story buildings to snipe from. The Speedball field was pretty standard. The Bridge field, was so amazingly wooded that I was able to sneak behind the whole enemy team. The Jungle field is where I start to complain. When I play paintball in Western Washington, I might expect to see the occasional stinging nettle and bee. I do NOT, however, expect to see whole groves of stinging nettles and multiple large bee's nests. The field may have rectified this, but if they haven't, avoid the Jungle field. The only other complaint I have about Operation Paintball is how frequently you change fields. I have a lot of gear, as do several people I play with. We don't like like to lug it from field to field, every two games. While I applaud the effort to allow people to play on all fields, I'd like to stick around on one for more than two games. By the way, as I read the other reviews, I need to ask, "You people arrange Yelp games?!" I might have to include people on here for my next private group... So, quick summary: This is a great venue with many amazing fields and one that I'm scared of (You just can't shoot bees. They are known for swarming.) The prices are reasonable, and you get a variety of playing experiences with refs that actually do their jobs. You just change fields, a lot. The only place I like more is KC Crusaders, and not by much.

My son had a super fun birthday party here. All of the boys absolutely loved it. We return on a…read morebi-weekly basis for my son to continue to play. Great combat field and they have rental equipment on hand if needed. This is a rustic not fancy place which is a nice change of pace for our Eastside teens.