Do no take swim lessons here. The instructors are rude to the kids and clearly don't like what…read morethey do, yet the prices go up dramatically every six months. This is how 30-minute private lesson prices have rapidly increased: August 2024: $190 for six lessons. September 2024: $225 for six lessons. February 2025: $240 for six lessons. $80 an hour for kids swim lessons at a local, county run aquatics center? No thank you. Go to the Prince William Aquatics Center at Colgan High School. For the same price as one hour at Chinn you can get a full month of lessons at Colgan. It has better, newer facilities and happy staff.

Thumbs down to whoever made the decision to drop Tuesday morning's Chair Yoga class. It was a very…read morepopular class. It was also beneficial to those of us who are seniors.

This gym is very well kept and maintained. Kudos to the Manager of this facility for a job well…read moredone. D.

This gym gets very crowded with only a few people. This community needs a bigger gym. Too small of…read morea space

We love lil kickers in Manassas, VA. My kids have done soccer classes for many years with them and…read morethe summer camps. They love Coach Brian and Coach Chase. They keep the kids active and engaged. I also really like the owner. He is a really nice guy.

It is a good venue for the kids. Maybe a little shop worn, but it was ok. They took all of the…read morenecessary safety measures. Bleachers for parents to sit on.

Hosted a work event here recently. They were very easy to work with. We ate and drank at Victory…read moreBrewing next door, food and beer were all good. Typical pub fare but it tasted good. Expensive overall. Service was very attentive, they have a lot of staff and are prepared for big crowds. The gaming part is described well in other reviews. I'll foot stomp that it's not adults only, on a Friday night the place was overrun with teens which was unexpected, though everyone was well behaved. The gaming is not linear and it's hard to interact with a large group, you'll lose anyone who is not in your small group of six or so to the mass of games. The wait times for the game rooms were manageable and their tech works really well. Some games were more fun and better than others. The head to head dodgeball, light smacking games were the most fun. I'm not sure I would do another big event there but many of our group left super happy. I'd come back with a smaller group of friends, 4-6 and go through with them.

A fun way to spend 2 hours. Its definitely great for kids, but i wish there were more sports/video…read moregame related activities. The dodgeball duel was our favorite. Some of the games made no sense or by the time you figure it out the times up. It does move quickly and there's lots of options. I don't recommend going on a Saturday afternoon, but considering how packed it was we only waited a maximum of 5 minutes per room.

I've used the pool and the weight room here so that's what my review will focus on. The locker…read morerooms are fine. The pool has a shallow end and a deep end. Unfortunately there are only a couple of lanes available in the deep end as the rest of the deep end is saved for things like water aerobics. The weight room was pretty disappointing. It was missing quite a bit of equipment I would expect in a weight room. I ended up choosing a different gym for my weight lifting, as I was constantly having to change my planned workout due to a lack of equipment. The pool is good though.

Great summer camps and Camp-Counselor-in-Training program. The kids have attended many various…read morecamps & swimming over the years and have since returned as a CIT, lots of fond memories of classes & long time staff/counselors.

This sports center has so much potential but... currently it is in a corner of a building center…read moreand is a busy busy place! The parking is plenty but always filled - they did expand a bit into the gravel for more slots. A lot of people come to play competitive volleyball and indoor soccer leagues. They have pretty consistent competition + level of play. But the facility itself could definitely use some work. For starters, the indoors aren't ventilated that well; it can get super hot and muggy in the summer and pretty cold in the winter. The ceilings are only high in the middle courts for volleyball and is a bit short of a court so not much room to maneuver well. There is also a ledge along the side to put your stuff - but it will definitely be hit by balls here and there. I believe years ago you had to make an ID card which now run for about $5 a piece to play - but I haven't had any referees asking for those yet. The referees also just stand on the ground and rarely call for doubles/net :( hopefully some changes will be made for a fair judging system! They do have an electronic scoreboard to check up with - which is nice. Overall, I would recommend 5/10 for facility choice but 8/10 for league level play!

Idk why some people are knocking this place. My son started his indoor soccer season here this…read moreweekend and I started having memories of when I played! Lol. They have 3 fields that are similar size and 1 smaller one. 2 of the larger fields had turf, and I think the 3rd was padded; I think. The smaller of all the fields was hardwood/padded. When you enter the building you can head upstairs and easily view 2 of the fields, or go down to the field level and watch. If you're on the farther fields you have to go ground level. There was plenty of area to get close to the field and see all the action. All the fields are completely enclosed like a hockey rink, and they also have netting to the ceiling. There is also a snack area on the top floor. It's located in kind of a weird place. The surrounding buildings are industrial. You can tell at some point and time the sports complex was some kind of warehouse. Prob why some people complained about the heat and ac. I'm not worried about it, our season is in the winter so the kids will stay warm with all the running. If your cold and the parent, bring a jacket. Lol.

This was our second time experiencing zip lining with Go Ape at their Springfield, VA location. My…read morenephews LOVE zip lining and they have been begging me to take them. It was finally warm enough to do an outdoors activity so I booked us tickets to go over the Easter weekend. I reccomend booking in advance as they do get booked up quickly. Also make sure to sign the waivers beforehand; so you don't have to do it at check in. I must say the staff this time around was truly commendable. They were great at instructing us the how tos and safety measures. They were considerate and patient dealing with my young nephews which I noticed and appreciated a lot. We did the tree top journey course as my nephews are still young and aren't quite tall enough for the other/ more advanced loop. This one was perfect for them. Some parts were challenging and scary but we managed to brave through it and were having the time of our lives! Tips: wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Bring a attachable cord for your phone so you don't run the risk of dropping it LOL. An hour gives you around 2-3 rounds on the loop depending on how fast you go through the courses. So much fun! I am considering purchasing buying the packages to take my nephews throughout the Summer.

I walk around Lake Mercer starting at South Run Park all the time, so I've known there were…read moreziplines here for years, but didn't realize the full extent of the obstacle courses. I took advantage of Black Friday offers and went on one of the last days they were open for the year. Freezing temperatures, but with good layering, hat, and gloves that wasn't an issue (I had pre-purchased their gloves, but wasn't thinking about temperature and got fingerless ... luckily I had brought a thick pair of my own gloves as a backup). I was by myself for the adventure (my wife stayed on the ground and took pictures - it's okay to bring spectators), but there were some other groups on different courses. The staff was friendly and helpful and made sure to tighten up the harness between each course. I did about half of the total courses - two full courses and one halfway, which had an option to return to the start before some obstacles I wasn't quite ready for mentally. The first two courses I did included a handful of obstacles and ended in a zipline. The obstacles get progressively more challenging as you go along, partially in terms of balance, but mostly in terms of fear factor. For me the toughest to psych up for was a set of free hanging ropes that you walk on. The Tarzan swing also took a minute to mentally prepare. The remaining courses I decided to save for another day after looking at them from the ground - I'd been challenged enough for the day, but definitely plan to go back and build up to those, hopefully with some friends along for support.

We've had a good experience at Cub Run Rec Center overall. We've enrolled our kids in the swimming…read morelessons, and while the classes were affordable and did a nice job helping them become comfortable and familiar with the water, they seemed to focus more on water confidence than teaching actual swimming skills. We've also visited the water park several times, and our kids always have a great time. It's clean, well-maintained, and offers enough variety to keep them entertained for a few hours. Overall, I'd consider Cub Run one of the better rec centers in Fairfax County. The facilities are nice, the pricing is reasonable, and it's a great place for families.

Great family splash park and olympic sized gym! Only $27 for a family pack. It's ran by the county…read moreso you do have to show your ID to make sure you're a county resident. We could've easily spent 4 hrs here. There are several life guards on duty and the kids had a blast! There are 2 large water slides, one that goes outside and ends up inside as well as a smaller kids water jungle gym and a whirlpool that our kids loved! The giant hot tub is for 16 yrs and older.