Used to be state of the art, but starting to show its age…read more I recall playing here when it was simply the Audubon ice rink (single rink). Then they converted it to a new state of the art facility with 3 standard size rinks and an Olympic size rink. Complete with equipment shop, concessions, etc. But that was decades ago now. And not much has changed since the conversion. Are the concession-area seating/tables the originals? Because they appear to be (falling apart, loose, marked up, wobbly). The spectator overhead heaters are in rough shape (do they even work half the time?). This facility is in desperate need of refurbishment.

Shame on Northtown for fencing off their entire outdoor space once their profit-taking baseball and…read moresoftball seasons ended in midsummer. I realize this is not a public park, but for decades people were allowed to jog, play a little pickup so soccer and softball in late summer and fall.

Very nice facility Two rinks, pool, walking track, skate…read moresharpening and great game clock Rink 1 is heated and two levels of seating There is a Subways and a canteen Great place for a tournament Go team go

Great rink and prices. $2 to skate, $2 for rental skates. They also offer a $60 membership for the…read moreyear and then $30 halfway through the year.

I finally get to use the word Zaboni in a Yelp review!…read more After not having ice skated for a length of time that is longer than almost everyone still standing is alive, my friends decided they wanted to ice skating and wanted me to go with them. Thankfully, my size skate was not available at the skate rental counter, so the pressure was off. Well, at least for the first hour. Then skates became available and off I went! For just $3 I was suddenly on the ice. The skates felt good. I remembered how the shoes fit when I was younger and how to stand in them and keep my ankles straight. What I had forgotten was how easy it is get going really fast in almost nothing flat. Yikes! How do you slow down??? Well, I didn't crash, run over any other skaters, or fall down. I'd call it a complete success! There's public skating all year round every day. I was surprised about the walkers and other assists available. This facility is on the #25 Delaware bus route. And yes, there is a real Zamboni machine driven by a Zambonier.

Excellent facility. Great management. Friendly people if you play or want to learn. Don't miss…read morethis venue. Professional coach George Lewis is excellent

Excellent facility great management. Friendly competition I was a high level player in Pittsburgh…read morebefore a massive stroke in 2014. Don't miss this venue if you play or want to learn. Lessons and great coaching available ask for George Lewis.

Hockey!! What's not…read moreto like. It's in the Stoney creek rec center, the building is by itself dedicated to filed hockey. Came to watch my nephews hockey games tonight. The whole family! About 15 of us. We had a good time cheering , yelling in Italians and so on :D All ages play here! The team we came for was 12-15 years old but the one after them was adult field hockey. Arena is clean, well kept and just what you'd expect from a hockey arena. Field hockey that is. Minus that ice cold ice arena field. Plenty of parking outside too. What's not to like!

Buffalo's first & oldest rowing club. I rowed here in high school for my school, as well as for the…read moreWest Side Rowing Club. Now, I row here recreationally. They have learn to row camps for kids, and year long learn to row programs for adults. I highly recommend spending some time at this WRSC. They have really fun regattas, about 4 a year. They usually run from 8-3. Also, take advantage of Buffalo's beautiful waterfront by learning how to row or cox. It is a very thrilling & rewarding sport.

The best rowing programs offered for youth rowing in Buffalo. Many athletes from the club have gone…read moreon to achieve success in d1 rowing and life.

My now 6-year-old has been playing with DSC for at least 3 years now. He's had a great experience!…read moreHe's made new 'soccer friends', but also gets to see some of his buddies from school. He's learned a bunch of new skills and tricks, and had a blast at the second week long session of their summer camp this year. Being in Delaware Park on Ring Road is really nice, with the only downside of course being that parking can be tricky sometimes, so you definitely need to be strategic for weekend games. Having DSC as a safe outdoor activity for him to get out and play during COVID has been a life saver.

I prefer the Delaware Sugar Club but since my Diabetes kicked in, this place is more up my…read moreproverbial alley. It's a super cool location for the DSC, right next door to the best and most rowdy Soccer Pub in the region - Mes Que. Nowhere else in Buffalo or Rochester has the same level of soccer interest and masses of soccer fans coming in and out of this block every Saturday and Sunday for the matches shown there. So DSC is getting quite a lot of interest, and it's helping them move some of their cool but slightly overpriced soccer items for sale. I fully support them, though, and any other grass roots soccer organizations in this country.

I came here as a guest with a few friends to participate at the shooting range. Very professional…read more I'm definitely coming back here in the future. Becoming a member is necessary unless you are accompanied by a current member. There is a $5 range fee for non-members. The membership fees are well-worth the benefits you receive.

I have been asked how much the membership cost is for the LaSalle Sportsmen's Club. I paid $125 for…read morethe first year and after the first year it is $100 a year. For the money, they have very inexpensive dinners - I mean Tuesday wing night, 50 cent wings. Wednesdays they have spaghetti and meatballs and Italian sausage for $5. We take the entire family there to eat once a month for under $40. It's unreal in this day and the food is great. Not to mention, indoor and outdoor shooting ranges, archery ranges, and a lot more. They have a FaceBook and a website LaSalle Sportsmen's Club in Niagara Falls, NY