I went ice skating for Friday night public skate at the sportsplex and the vibes were amazing!…read moreThere were so many people and the line for rental skates can get crowded so be sure to get there early. They had really cool holiday lights up and music playing in the rink which made it super fun. This is a great event to go to with friends and family!

The Sportsplex is awesome! I can only speak to their pickleball courts, but we've had a great time…read moreusing this facility to dink around on the weekends - especially since there aren't many actual pickleball courts around Nashville. You can sometimes walk in and grab a court ... but we've found it's much smoother to call ahead and make a reservation in advance. If you're not a member, you can reserve courts three days in advance for around $8 an hour. You pay per court, not per person, which is a great deal if you're playing 2 on 2. Everyone we've spoken to at the front desk has been friendly and helpful! The Sportsplex also offers pickleball clinics and open play opportunities. We haven't tried either of these - but they seem to be well-organized! Like some other reviewers mention, the parking can be a bit tricky if there's some sort of tournament going on. If you're worried about the facilities being busy, I recommend calling ahead to see what they have planned for the day. you'd like to play.

Okay, this is fun. If you need a break from Nashville's more traditional sports, check out…read moreNashville Rollergirls. Roller derby is exciting and fun and really easy to pick up. I hadn't been to a roller derby match before, but they provide a pamphlet that explains the rules and objects of the match. I was up to speed and following along in no time! And I had a great time! It was great to watch women playing a sport that showcases their strength and fight. And to see little girls with their parents watching a women's sport was really inspiring. It's quite inexpensive, and there are beers and junk food you expect at sporting events (pretzels and nacho cheese and chips and hot dogs)! A great time overall. I know I'll be back for a match next season!

What can you say about Rollergirls? Its awesome fun! I'm not much of a sports person, but somehow…read morethe team spirit of Rollergirls really sucks you in. Now that its at the Municipal Auditorium its even more awesome. Gone are the painful bleachers, replaced with nice comfortable seats. Concession stands that are easy to get to, and a nice big arena for the girls to do their stuff! Its not without its downsides though.. Paying to park is a bummer, since its downtown. Also, having to pay Ticketmaster almost doubles the prices for a game. The solution to the ticket price is to buy at the box office or from one of the vendors (like Ben and Jerry's) that sell tickets before the game. When the games were at the fairgrounds, sell outs were possible. At Municipal I'm not sure how likely it is. Keep in mind though, it IS quite popular and there is usually a pretty decent turnout. The volume level is quite high, equal to a rock concert in my opinion so if you have sensitive ears, earplugs are recommended. Highly recommended!

Poor management of what should be an organization that provides fun for the community. I've played…read morein multiple sports with NSL over the last 7 years and have experienced several bad encounters between management and refs/umps. The organization does not care about players/customers and it's a shame.

Worst league in Nashville. Most games are cancelled because they can't get the lights to work at…read morethe field. Stay away

It's good for what it is and conveniently located. The hours online, on the door, and from the…read morestaff are all different - so that's weird. The facility is clean, but some of the rubber hand pads on the weight machines are deteriorating and sticky, and that's fun to grab onto. One of the bathroom door stalls is broken and opens on the inverse. Careful not to clock yourself in the head that way like me. Both of those things are a $20 fix. Like I said - it's good for what it is.

I've only come to Sevier Park Community Center to attend a dance class that one of my favorite…read moreinstructor teaches, but am always impressed with this location! They offer an indoor basketball court with a track above the gym, a good amount of classes, outdoor basketball courts and tennis courts. The cost for a drop in class or to use the facility is a very affordable $3 and I've never had an issue getting parking and the staff is very friendly. If you are in the area and want to check out a great facility, you should keep SPCC on your radar!

My daughter has played 3 or 4 different seasons with them for volleyball…read more 1) they will change the schedule without informing you. Happened at least once a season. 2) they don't actually teach the kids to play correctly. Half the time, on either court the players were allowed to serve half court instead of at the line. 3) their refs are inconsistent on calls. One match serving half court is fine but if you are serving at the actual line, you get called for a foot fault.

They resolved issues I had previously. Great communication from staff. Very organized games. Refs…read morecan be kinda on or off.

This league is a joke, completely disorganized and basically a money grab. At the start of the…read moreseason there were "5 or 6 teams." In reality the "league" consists of two organized teams of established players who play against a bunch of walk on players that changes every week. The "Organizer" is completely disorganized and mostly runs around drinking. I know this is a social league but my 5 year old nephew could organize things better. WAKA head office refuses to make any refunds despite not offering the service promised. A complete waste of money, unless you like paying $76 for a $2 tshirt and standing around drinking in a public park.

Attended a game there last night and really enjoyed the experience. I was wondering about food…read moreavailable at the park. Here are some highlights. They have hotdogs, hamburgers, chicken fingers and fries, nachos, and a pulled pork sandwich. They also have soft pretzels, popcorn, and peanuts. Other items too, but those were part of what I considered buying. Spent around $50 for tickets for 3 people and around $40 on food for three (pretzel, nachos, and chicken tenders and curly fries). Could have done without the food, but no one had dinner before the game. Food and drinks were on par with a stop at Mellow Mushroom before the game. The experience is excellent for families! During the week, games are less crowded. The staff is friendly, and the team is playing quite well - 3 home runs yesterday and posted a W! If attending during the day, don't forget some sunscreen.

This was my 77th ballpark and one of the nicest experiences. Everyone at the park, on a Sunday with…read moreonly a small crowd, was so friendly and helpful, especially the two in the team store. I did not get the gentleman's name, and I feel bad because he was super nice. Amber helped me find a visor and gave me some good advice for my pending adventure the subsequent weekend. I had the good fortune to be able to drive up here on an off day from a business trip. The ball parked is tucked neatly into the little downtown area. There's a whole mini-complex, including a Starbucks & restaurants, stretching the width of the ballpark across a brick walkway. I enjoyed my time immensely. The seats are affordable. It's in my top few overall non-MLB experiences.