We spend a lot of time traveling to various soccer venues and the experience varies widely! Great…read morefacility. Fields are nicely spread out so it's not bad to get parking. You just need to pay attention to where your fields are. Walking path is helpful. Bathrooms are clean.

This looks like a nice place, but if you are here for a big soccer tournament, good luck. Get…read morethere at least a half an hour before you are supposed to be there, NOT before your game, but when you are supposed to show up. If you are not one of the games 1st thing in the morning, it is 100% a hot mess getting in or out. It will take a minimum of 20 mins to get parked once you get into the facility. Or 20 mins to leave once your game is over. At least 20 mins. It might take you 10 mins to even get into the place from the road. The place was never designed to support 20 fields. It is painfully obvious.

Triangle Adult Soccer League (TASL) is great asset to the triangle. Games and teams are…read moreprofessionally organized. Referees are typically fair and keep the game competitive yet safe. I've played in other outdoor and indoor leagues (XL Soccer World, Carolina Sportsplex, Rainbow) and, by far, TASL is the best. With a Spring, Summer Heat, and Fall season you can play outdoor soccer nearly year round. During the winter, take a break or find an indoor league elsewhere. Andy and Donna play a big role in keeping the league organized and they do a fantastic job. There are many divisions (mens, womens, coed, and various age groups and skill levels within those categories). The league can accommodate almost any skill level but finding a team can be difficult. You can register as a pool player but you might not be picked up. If you're a goalkeeper or female then your odds are much better. Also, finding a team might get easier because Andy and Donna are expanding the league by finding new fields and they're also working to build their own soccer park via a partnership with Triangle Soccer Development. I've organized several teams and have found it very rewarding. It can be a bit time consuming and frustrating collecting money but generally I've had great success and it gets easier with experience. As a player and team captain, I find TASL to be a lot of fun.

I agree with everything Phil said in his excellent review from 2010. TASL are even bigger and…read morebetter three years later. In addition to their formal competitve leagues in the Spring and Fall seasons, they offer organized but informal rec games (8v8, one ref, no one keeps score, plenty of touches), training opportunities, and even opportunities for pickup games. Andy has moved on to other opportunties but his replacement in the office, Kirsten Nicholas, has a corporate training background and is helping the organization to ensure all players, captains, and refs are well educated about both the letter and spirit--which is to say, good sportsmanship--of the game. And the admin tech is much-improved from 2010 (for example, captains no longer have to collect money as they did when Phil wrote his review as the League takes care of that online). They have also partnered closely with the Railhawks to the benefit of both organizations. And the refs are much better managed and improved in quality compared to three years ago. TASL provide a great way to get some exercise, enable you to meet people you otherwise might not have, promote an atmosphere of comeraderie, and, in their modest way, consistently do more than you would expect to enhance the experience of life in the Triangle.

My boys have attended soccer genome past few years and made remarkable progress as a result. Their…read moreball control and ability to maneuver through tight spaces have improved exponentially as has their love of the game. They look forward to going to SG bc it's fun. They've made friends with kids from different teams and clubs, and coaches Omar, Hunter, and Taylor make every kid feel a part of the team.

These guys are exceptional at what they do. My daughter plays soccer in the spring and fall but we…read moredecided to do XLSW in the winter to keep up her skills between seasons. It's been a great experience. Our daughter hasn't played indoor soccer before and she really enjoyed the coaches, different rules, and format. The coaches really seem to enjoy what they do. The coaches also use the games for teaching moments and I truly believe my daughter has gained some really great skills with their guidance. We plan to return in the summer for summer camps.

My boys absolutely love this place!! coach T is all around amazing with coaching and with kids of…read moreall ages. Her hard work and dedication to making things fun makes all the difference. Coach Edwin and Coach Jullian are so patient and great too! Their love for soccer rubs off on the kids. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone. staff is wonderful and my kids can't wait for soccer days!! Excited to start back up!

The Durham Bulls are so 2000 and late; the Railhawks and hot soccer players are in this year! As…read moreevidenced by the horde of faithful fans who waited through quite a rainstorm and many false starts (You may now be seated. Nope, we've just received word that lightening is still within three miles of the stadium; please exit the bleachers!). The game that should have begun at 7pm was delayed till 8:30. But then we played ball! (Is that slogan only used with baseball?) It was a vs Miami game and I was pretty impressed by the speed and skill demonstrated by both teams. With a dad who still plays the sport at age 54 and a brother who left the womb in cleats, I've seen my fair share of games. Though I ended up leaving at halftime (I'd spent 4 hours at the field!), I would have no trouble watching a full game here and not getting bored. I might leave a separate review for the facility; but for those reading this one, note that parking is $5; beers (mostly bud and miller) are $4. There are individual seats on the bleachers that cradle your bum. And there's a grill offering cheesy nachos and basic ballpark food.

Soccer is the best sport ever. The Carolina Railhawks are our local soccer team in the NASL that…read moreplays at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary. Going to games is always a fun time, there is really no bad seat in the place. I always enjoy going to the game and sipping on a Lonerider beer (beers are $7). Check out the website to see what is going on during matchday because they have some pretty neat events.

Indoor facilities for soccer are in very high demand here in wake forest and North raleigh. In fact…read moreI cannot understand why casl hasn't purchased or created one of its own. However I digress. Indoor facilities in a family mall is a novel concept. With soccer fields, volleyball and basketball courts mvp serves the needs of the community well. While the fields are well kept during busy season seating is very limited. A great place to workout. My tip. Bring your kid here on a weekday before 2pm and you can have an entire field for $5 a person.

The indoor soccer is run by MVP Sports who year after year takes teams money but makes little…read moreeffort to properly place teams against the same skill level of other mor advanced teams. Nothing worse than signing up a Rec or Challenge team to play Classic teams. The indoor referees are the worst especially making calls consistent calls for both teams. I will never sign up another team to play indoor at The Factory for I have seen my fair share of kids getting hurt due to taking the time to set up age level teams in separate skill levels.

Fun great place to bring the family. They also have an "adult only" pool; 3 pools in total + mini…read morekiddy pool. For the kids and young at heart, there is a twisty water slide!! Snack bar offers hamburgers/hot dogs/ chips/ beverages/ice cream. You can bring your own drinks; but for safety reasons no glass beverages.

Great fun for the whole family, they step it up on holidays and the lifeguards take their job…read morepretty serious. Try the grilled cheese!