service front desk, accepting, enthusiastic…read more selection large, wide, especially the world cup section by the wheel, including jerseys for boy or girl, a soft shirt with a scriptive font "us" i'd noticed among the selection. also, as a selection in its own sense, the ginormous ferris wheel you can see in the middle of the store while near the back, surprisingly is listed at just $1. so rather than bring the entrance attendant the dollar i'd brought to ask to cuton the ginormous wheel, i put it on a mannequin sporting a oversize gold chain to express desire for the immersion of such a symbol of national unity and fandom, somewhat similar to the vuvuzela, a symbol of fandom from the 2010 world cup that expanded from the hosting country from the adoption by fans from differing nationalities all over the world. a chain is absolutely symbolic of a serious subject, in slavery, with the wearing of a chain containing various historical significance, such as reclamation, commoraderie, or in a extremely complex way jest. so to encourage respectful, complex discussion regarding a oversize chain as a potential expression of national unity and fandom, checkout such content as that about the reclamation of the symbolism of wearing a chain by black culture, within hip hop but not exclusively, the inclusion of the turnover chain by the db group for the u, and potentially the collective expression of national pride the vuvuzela symbolized at the 2010 world cup. ambiance the ginormous wheel, very likely the first i've saw indoors, is as much a part of the ambiance as selection, especially due to its openness in the middle of the store and its surrounding sporting goods selection. nonetheless, while i'd anticipated the first experience seeing a ginormous wheel indoors, i was not aware the store has two levels throughout, save for a second floor opening in the middle where the wheel is, so that makes for some cool multilevel experiences for wheel riders. and lastly, as a note on timing for planning a visit, i'd first considered going during the locally hosted state fair in the fall as an alternative to paying admission to the fair if the main goal is riding a ginormous wheel, and with no admission charged to enter and a ride of the wheel costing $1, that alternative it still is. however, remembering the first public appearance of the ginormous rotating wheel at the world fair june 21 of 1893, i'm offering that history factoid as a potential teaching point, with practical experience available through the ginormous wheel inside the sporting goods store.

What a great store! Me and my family came here because my brother wanted a Lego mystery box. We…read moreended up walking around the store and shopping after we got his mystery boxes. This store was great! They had a great selection of pretty much every item for good value. Last year, I got some running shoes for a very good deal. They ended up being great running shoes too! The service here was really good. All of the employees here were very nice and helpful. The inside was very clean. It was also pretty cool. There was a fish tank and a Ferris Wheel. Overall, great store and I highly recommend it!

The Good: Who doesn't like Dave & Buster's? By taking advantage of special offers like the Eat &…read morePlay Combo, you don't have to spend a fortune for an evening of fun. The $39.99 combo got me $35 worth of play, 10 delicious bone-in wings, fries, and ranch. On Sunday they had 2-for-1 play; we had to leave well before all our game money was spent. The Bad: D&B has never been quite as fun since The Tank Game went away. They need to bring it back! The Ugly: Including the value of game cards in the suggested 18-to-22 percent tip is pretty slimy.

We spent a Saturday afternoon here & thoroughly enjoyed ourselves! The kids had a blast (11 & 6 yo)…read more& we were able to load up a couple of cards and follow the kiddos around winning tickets galore & having a blast! As soon as we walked in, we were greeted & explained how everything works. Eating area on right & games on left & behind the bar. ACs were pumping & it felt very comfortable to settle in and stay a while! All of the games were lit up with all the bells and whistles. We didn't try the food but the drinks were great (full bar) & food looked delicious! They also have darts & shuffle board areas that looked super fun! At the end, each kiddo was able to cash their tickets in for some cool swag - what's there not to love?! Thanks D&B! We will definitely be back!

My review is more specific to the Lil Kickers program…read more My daughter has been doing Lil Kickers here for almost a year and a half. She mostly loves it. I say mostly because she's a toddler and sometimes she's just not feeling like running around after a long day of pre-k. The coaches are great and do a good job of working with the littles on gaining those basic skills, and building those skills into something that matters later for the children's ability to play the game. The facility is clean, plenty of fields to have a handful of skill groups playing at any given time. We've had probably half of the Lil Kickers coaches at one point or another and they are all super pleasant and patient with the littles.

I can't say enough about this place! We love it here and have taken out boys here since they were…read more4 (now 8). I love soccer city because 1. It's indoor and warm 2. The director Dustin, is incredibly kind and he's great with the kids 3. It's affordable I almost gave it 4 stars is because the glass windows that the guests sit behind are so smudged up. When I can get my eyes to focus beyond the smears to the field I'm ok but that can take some visual adjusting! I have even gone as far as to sneak my own windex in an wipe a small area in front of me. Yes, I was THAT person. Totally recommend though for all kids.