This was our first time visiting Astro's indoor playground. Parking was great- many available…read morespots. Front desk people checking you in were friendly- staff overall very welcoming and friendly. Very clean inside. Clean bathrooms. Fun atmosphere. The cafe area had a nice selection of beverages and snacks. Highly recommend. We will be back with our children for sure!

Staff is attentive and kind. They are really the highlight here. The place is great for younger…read morekids, I'd say 5 in the oldest I'd bring here. It says 1-12 but your older kiddos will be bored quickly. There just isn't enough variety or complex enough obstacles/runs for older kids. My 6-almost-7 year old was over it pretty quickly. Cute space and nice to have, I'd return with younger kids or just for the coffee. I thought my latte was delicious!

First-Timer Mom Review of the TOSA Pool at Hoyt Park - Wauwatosa, WI…read more As a local Wauwatosa mom visiting the TOSA Pool for the first time with my 11-year-old, I wanted to share what other families might want to know before heading there. Overall - we had a great time and will definitely be back! What We Loved: Family-Friendly Vibe: Right away, I noticed how welcoming and clean the pool area was. The staff was friendly, and there were plenty of lifeguards, which made me feel at ease. It's a community-oriented space with lots of families, so you don't feel out of place whether you're a single parent, big group, or tagging along with other families. Fun Features for Active Kids: The water slide, diving boards, and the rock climbing wall were huge hits with my 11-year-old! These features kept the energy high and gave kids a great mix of fun and challenge. The rock wall was especially unique -- it's not something you see at every public pool, and it really made the visit memorable. Variety for All Ages: The zero-depth entry pool is great for younger kids or those who want to just wade in and splash. There's plenty of room to swim, float, or just cool off while keeping an eye on the action. Clean Changing Facilities: Bathrooms and changing areas were surprisingly clean for a public pool -- definitely a plus. They even have family changing rooms. Shaded Seating + Picnic Options: There are lounge chairs and shaded areas, but they fill up fast on sunny days. We brought snacks and drinks, and it was nice to take a break without leaving the pool grounds. Tips for First Timers: Arrive Early - It can get busy on hot summer afternoons, especially on weekends. We came right when it opened and got a great spot. Bring Water Shoes - The pool deck can get hot, and it's helpful for little feet. Pack Light but Smart - You can bring your own snacks, towels, sunscreen, and a book or something to relax with. No glass or alcohol allowed, which is standard. Check the Schedule - The pool sometimes closes early for weather or special events, so it's good to look online or call ahead. Pricing: Very reasonable for a day pass, and they offer family memberships too if you plan to come often. Residents get a slight discount, which is nice. --- Overall: 5/5 for Family Fun! From thrilling dives and climbs to relaxing in the water, the water slide, diving boards, and rock wall made this pool stand out. Great for kids, clean and safe, and perfect for a sunny day of memories. Whether you're dipping toes in or climbing to the top, TOSA Pool is a solid choice for Wauwatosa families.

Nice clean place. We will be back. My grandson had a blast. Yelp is forcing me to use +85…read morecharacters to post a review and I wish they would not do that.

Great playground for kids and adults…read more Being 6'1", it's not easy to fit on most playground items to interact with my kids, but the spaces here were fairly manageable, aside from a few tighter squeezes. The main play center is GIANT with several sections and multiple slides and stairways to get around. There's also a ninja warrior type course in one section. They have a light up room, coloring area and much smaller play area for kids 2 and under. They have several bathrooms and a cafe for food. They also have staff coming around to clean constantly. One pro is you only pay per kid and each kid gets in two adults for free, however, one con is you leave you cannot re-enter. This may be to sell more of their own food at the cafe since you cannot carry in food or drinks. Overall, I'd definitely consider coming back, especially on rainy days or in winter.

This place is SO cute! Insanely clean, the workers are constantly cleaning throughout the day…read more Price is a bit up there, but you can stay however long you want (my child could stay all day). The coffee/snack bar is perfect, especially with the fun kids items. The decor is adorable, although more girly. Highly recommend, especially for the winter months!

Dreadful. Lots of UV, no moving air. Designed like a fish tank. Lockers are obstinate and require…read morespecial one-time coding per use, no you cannot bring your own lock. Everything is wide open with no seclusion or privacy. Seems someone drank the Kool-Aid concerning modern gym design instead of researching what people who exercise want. Hot and unpleasant, full and the staff stare like fish at you.

The fact that you can swim in the middle of the Polar Vortex Winter makes me sooooo happy!! My…read moreboyfriend, his brother and myself went to an afternoon devoted to swimming....and we spent about 2 hours in the pool. It was so balmy in their if I closed my eyes I could almost imagine I was somewhere tropical. They also have a sauna/hot room, and it felt amazing to step inside after swimming hard and just let the heat permeate your body. In order to gain entrance you have to either be with an alum who has a membership or a student. I haven't been to the gym part, but I heard it's really nice! (I'll update this review when I visit more than just the aquatics area!)

Great find to get a workout. Staff was helpful, thank you for the coffee! Conveniently located near…read moreKitchen & Kocktails. It did not disappoint. Thank you!

I had a hard time adjusting the machinese here so that they were at the Rite Hite. Get it. Get it…read more Strange design to this Subterranean YMCA that is located next to a medical facility. The medical facility gets all the good parking, so expect a little bit of a walk sometimes, to get in here. Getting here in the middle of the night was tricky because there are so many cops patrolling around this area at 3am on a Friday night, and because I guess nobody is usually out at 3 in the morning. Made it quite scary. I got followed on two separate occasions and it wasn't even a very long drive. Sleeping in the parking lot was safe enough and nobody bothered me. Once they opened up I came on in and used the facility. But lots of issues. Wi-Fi is a real problem because it's subterranean. Getting in here was a little bit of a chore. Took a lot longer than it should have and was very frustrating. I actually got quite angry at how long it took. I didn't show my anger because what's the point. I'm just expressing it here so maybe management can have a word with the front desk people and be like, yo, don't hold people up for 25 minutes just to check into a facility just because they're from out of town. Ended up cancelling half my workout because getting past the desk was so laborious and discouraging. And they need to do something about the Wi-Fi. Underground places can have good internet. Sort it out. The facility itself is pretty nice. It reminds me of the one in Evanston Illinois, it's kind of a big room with the weight equipment and cardio out in the round. It has a nice feel to it and I like it - other than the fact that it is indeed subterranean. I guess the only thing that really bothers me more than it being underground, is that a lot of the settings on a lot of the machinese, are not at the Rite Hite for me. Get it. Get it.

This is a my second year at the Color Vibe 5K. Why the downgrade? The event needs to be better…read moreorganized. You have to pick up your race stuff the day before or you have to pay a fee. Very inconvenient if you work as they close by 6PM. Every walk I do there lets you park in the interior of Veteran's park. They must not have gotten a lot of parkers last time so they blocked off that parking. I didn't bring my purse with me because it's a race. Luckily I had my hubby with me. We had to park about a 15 minute walk each way for street parking (and we were there by 9). That on top of the 5 K means I walked over 4 miles. I was in the first heat but the pink color station was running out of pink color. That means all the peeps behind me didn't get any. It's an ok course. They need to announce beforehand where the runners should go as walkers were getting trampled. Walking on the uneven grass doesn't feel good on the ankles.

One of be nicest club facilities for volleyball we've been in locally. We thought out and clean!…read more They have a large concessions area, plenty of seating for viewing and he rest rooms are well maintained. Basically in an industrial park which is very common for these faculties.

After seeing other clubs facilities, coaching and pricing, I can assure you that the Milwaukee…read moreSting is a bargain. My daughters coach, Teri Leach, coached her up immensely and was always very approachable. The Sting Facility I seriously doubt, will be matched anywhere. It maybe loud, but compared to the other options out there it's state of the art. The price is always an investment but we pay more than twice as much now.

Great staff. Ok lighting. Ice is good, gets very snowy in the middle of the 2nd period. Plenty of…read moreseating. Nice bathrooms and concessions.