Nice little rink for younger kids learning to play hockey. Excellent coaching sessions for the…read morelittle beginners & intermediate hockey players. Practices and games are well run by skilled volunteers & by John Tucker, previously of the Tampa Bay Lightning. Keep an eye out for some Lightning players as well since a few of their boys are also learning to play hockey here. Plenty of locker rooms. Also would like to mention that the ice conditions always seem to be good & the rink well maintained.

I bring my 3 year old here for private ice skate lessons. He loves hockey and it's the only sport I…read moredon't mind watching. This place is great. They have allot of hockey clinics for kids with pro players and coaches. They have professional figure skaters who help kids learn to skate. The prices are reasonable and the staff is super helpful. Also, your able to bring your kids in to learn how to skate with a group up to 4 times for free on Sunday's. But private lessons are awesome since its 1 on 1.

My son is 8 and he really enjoys wrestling with Caveman. The coach is very knowledgeable and…read morepatient with the kids. The gym is kept clean and the kids get along well. The downside is the beginner classes can be very large. It is much better when he has an assistant to help watch the kids technique. My son has gotten better and he is becoming more confident in his abilities. I would recommend this club.

The staff is awesome. Instructors are super. They are very busy and the business is obviously good…read morebut they need to reinvest their profits into new carpet, air conditioning and overall cleaning. The carpet is moldy and filthy. Good pathogen breeding ground. No air conditioning (they could size a system to keep it at least 80f if they don't want to spend a lot) and add uv lamps in the ductwork air handlers to kill airborne pathogens for good measure. Additionally they need to be wiping down the equipment and the mats once a day. They could increase fees to cover this and the customer and staff experience will be much better and healthier.

What kid doesn't like to jump, climb and fly in the air? My daughter is having the best time when…read moreshe comes to learn. She is getting stronger and confident every time she learns something new. The staff seems to all be nice, there is plenty of viewing room to watch your child and I think the pricing is reasonable.

Coach Vita is a fantastic instructor who perfectly balances challenging drills with a supportive,…read morefun atmosphere. I've seen a noticeable improvement in my daughter's consistency, and the work Coach has done on her serve is really starting to pay off. And most importantly she's having fun. Thanks Coach!

Great place to bring your kids to learn the beautiful sport of Tennis! Highly recommend and great…read morecoaching!

The Outback Bowl is a fantastic historic prestigious annual college football bowl game played at…read moreRaymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida, usually on New Year's Day. The event was originally called the Hall of Fame Bowl from 1986 to 1994 until being renamed in 1995 after its new title sponsor, Outback Steakhouse. The Outback bowl has signed agreements with the Southeastern Conference and the Big Ten Conference, creating an annual inter-sectional matchup that has continued ever since. In 1999, the Outback Bowl moved from Tampa Stadium into Raymond James Stadium. I've had the pleasure of attending the 5 appearances of the Florida Gators in the Outback Bowl with 3 wins & 2 losses. In 2003, the Florida Gators played Michigan. In 2004, 2006, & 2017, the Florida Gators played Iowa. In 2011, the Florida Gators played Penn State. So far, the SEC is the most winning conference in the Outback Bowl with 18 wins out of 31 appearances while the Big Ten has only 13 wins out of 32 appearances. The biggest perk for the players is that the Outback Bowl awards winning team players really nice rings with their team logos and diamonds, similar to the national championship rings! The Outback Bowl Schedule: December 26th - TEAM ARRIVALS December 27th - PLAYERS NIGHT AT SPLITSVILLE (Teams only) December 28th - OUTBACK BOWL SPOUSES LUNCHEON at the Centre Club (Invitation Only) December 29th - BUSCH GARDENS TEAM OUTING December 30th - CLEARWATER BEACH DAY includes live music, skydivers, a tug-of-war and other contests from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. December 30th - RxBENEFITS GRIDIRON GALA at the Marriott Water Street Hotel in downtown Tampa December 31st - BATTLE OF THE BANDS AT BUSCH GARDENS December 31st - NEW YEAR'S EVE PARADE featuring floats and marching bands including the two college bands January 1st - PREGAME BOWL BASH starting at 9:00 AM with live music on stage, entertainers, interactive games and appearances by the college bands & cheerleaders I really enjoyed the Outback bowl's beach bash event with its beautiful sand art, tug of war, cheerleaders, and music by the bands! I also enjoyed the Outback Bowl's Battle of the Bands at Busch Gardens! I have not yet been to the Outback Bowl New Years Eve Parade in Ybor City. I'm so happy to have witnessed the Gators play so close to home in bowl games at the Outback Bowl! In addition to being entertaining, the Outback Bowl has contributed millions to universities, brought millions in economic impact to Tampa, and has benefitted many local charities. If your team makes it to the Outback Bowl, I definitely recommend visiting Tampa to see your team play! It will give you an opportunity to explore all that Tampa Bay has to offer including Clearwater Beach at the beach bash, Busch Gardens for battle of the bands, Ybor City for the New Years Eve Parade, Downtown Tampa for the Gridiron Gala, and the Raymond James Stadium for the game!

My family and I went to our first event last night, a double header with the Tampa Bay Tantrums vs…read morethe Santa Cruz Boardwalk Bombshells and the Cigar City Mafia vs the Black Widows. The kids were excited all day to go, and had picked out their derby names before we left. Once we got there, parking was overflowing into KMart across the street from the SkatePlex in Tampa. After getting tix, getting in, and setting up our seats (good idea to bring fold up chairs), we were right on time for the action. The first bout was very entertaining, both travel teams were excellent. In the end Tampa Bay pulled ahead, mostly due to excellent speed and agility by Jammer Barbie Bont. The kids stuffed themselves with junk food, got their hair painted, and bought t-shirts between the 2 bouts. I had a couple of beers to get into the mood of the event, PBR being a sponsor of the TBDD. The second bout started off a bit slower, with lots of tactics and few chances being taken. In the end, the Mafia won by only 2 points. A tremendous bout. We are all excited to go to the next event on September 10th. You should really make it a point to go!

My wife and I went to the roller derby double header "bout" and to be honest, we didn't have high…read moreexpectations. The roller rink is an interesting place. It's connected to a bowling alley (literally connected), but we spent our time in the skating rink and didn't journey to the bowling alley part of the building. The rink is in serious need of updating. If you are thinking this is going to be bad, you are wrong. Roller Derby fans and participants are very much into the sport and they put on a great show. There is even a designated person walking around willing to explain what the heck is going on :-) The Roller Derby itself was fun to watch, exciting at times, and once we understood the rules, like watching any other sporting event. The rest of the experience outside of the actual roller derby sport was unique and enjoyable. Raffle tickets were sold, there was an intermission show (fencing), pamphlets were passed around for a non-profit, and there are souvenirs and food for sale. Everyone should go to Roller Derby at least once in their life. I absolutely recommend giving this a try.

We took our 8 month old baby to the aquarium and we had such a great time! Our little one was able…read moreto see so many new animals and loved getting to be so close to the tanks. The staff was very friendly and encouraged us all to touch the jellyfish (including the baby!). We definitely look forward to visiting again!

3.5 stars due to its smaller size and less-than-ideal parking, but rounded to 4 stars for being a…read moreworthwhile way to spend a few hours on the weekend. The staff are professional and friendly. The educational aspect is top-tier. The exhibits and animals appear well cared for and I was especially impressed with the ground level Marsh/mangrove display with a large assortment of birds mingling out in the open with visitors making it really beautiful and immersive. I was there shortly after opening on a Saturday and it got busy quickly, which, considering the layout could be a problem on a more crowded day. Out of the two aquariums I've visited in the Bay Area both are worth the visit but this is the better one in my opinion.