I'm sitting at work on a Friday afternoon, and a coworker asks me, "Do you want to watch hot girls…read morein lingerie play tackle football tonight?" ...I was offended he felt the need to ask. So, not knowing what to expect, we rolled down to the Citrus Bowl that night and became instant fans of the sport. Let's get that out of the way first. This is a real sport. More specifically, it's tackle football, coached by former NFL players/coaches, it has trades/free agency, and the girls are running real football plays with wide receivers shifting in motion and QB silent counts. One major difference between the LFL and standard football is the teams have to pass at least twice every set of downs to discourage teams from getting too run-happy. The end result is an exciting blend of beauty, brawn, bras, and panties. Our experience at the Citrus Bowl was fantastic. The stadium announcer did a good job of getting the crowd fired up, and they played a constant mix of Jock Jams to keep the party rolling at all times. My buddy and I were remarking that the music at the stadium was better than local radio. We heard songs like Get Ready For This, Whoomp There It Is, The Power, Welcome to the Jungle, Hip Hop Hooray, and Rock and Roll Part 2. Combine that with alcohol and sexy football, and it was good times! After the game, the Orlando Fantasy met with their fans to sign autographs and pose for pictures. The players were all down-to-earth, and that's just one of the many reasons why this sport is gaining in popularity. I'm not a fan of fantasy football, but I am a fan of Orlando Fantasy football. If you want to learn more about it, like the Facebook page for the LFL. You can also watch the games on MTV2 on Friday nights. It's nearing the end of the regular season now, which leads into the playoffs and ultimately the Lingerie Bowl which coincides with the Super Bowl.

1st time coming here with my son. It was great experience to see the basketball teams compete…read more The facility is well kept, parking can get full for the events. Many had to park on the sides of the streets. Bathrooms are outside in a stand alone shed. There was 1 outside food vendor selling hamburgers and hot dogs, Gatorade and water. This was a great help as the tournaments can be take a long time in between waiting.

We came for our grandson's tournament. The team is from GA and these facilities were a major…read moredisappointment. There was no a/c nor indoor plumbing. Bathrooms were portable in the parking lot. And speaking of parking!! There wasn't nearly enough parking spots leaving us to park down the street. At the second game the police were patrolling the streets and towing any cars parked on the road. Unbelievable! Not sure how the owners of this facility think this is adequate facilities for Elite level teams.

I wouldn't feel right if I didn't leave a review for this "Soccer club". I honestly never leave…read morereviews for anything or anyone. Very sorry so long... Now, just to be fair, we only experienced the tryout which only cost $25.00. The tryout was 4 days long 1.5 hours per day which sounds great for $25.00 right! I really didn't care if my kid got a nod to play for them or not, but we have been with the same club since he was 4 and I wanted to see how he would stack up against other kids in another club. He is currently in U9. By the way, we are with Class Athlete, which is much better and more affordable if anyone is looking. They have their problems, but nothing like FKK. Here's the rub.... For the first 3 days the coaches stood in the middle of the 2 fields the kids were playing on, barely paying attention. Based on interactions we saw and what kids were left after day #1, they had already chosen the kids on their top tier teams before the tryouts even started. The "Tryouts" if you want to call them that, were a free for all, no rules, hammer fest, none stop scrimmage. Several smaller kids got ran over by the much larger ones. It would take the coaches minutes to finally see that a kid was hurt. Based on what I saw, they are not looking for skills necessarily here, just who can take and give the most punishment and keep going. The "Coaches" would just keep saying Keep playing. The kids that were taught to be ball hogs or are just naturally that way, I'm sure loved it since the kids with passing skills would give it up and never see the ball again. The ones that "succeeded" right away were the kids that have played, are playing, or tried out for them in the past and knew what this was going to be like. Everyone else had to adjust, which took some kids a while (or not at all) that are used to, you know, rules and stuff like that. They NEVER ran a drill or skill test to see who could do what. I only kept going because we signed up and I don't want my kids to think they can quit just because it's different or hard. After we signed up for tryouts, I never received any other communications from them. They kept saying tell the parents to check their email. Nothing. The tryout just ended, so I was waiting for a yes or even a sorry he didn't make it this time email. Nothing. They moved the fields on us the last 2 days to 2 different locations. Nothing. It did just end, so I'll give it some time before I call and give them a piece of my mind....But I'm sure they won't answer or I won't get in contact with someone that it will matter to. In closing, based on my experience, a 1 star is pretty generous. Not saying they won't step up and actually coach the kids that do make the teams. BUT, (big but here) the tryout, in my humble opinion, is inefficient, ineffective, and not worth the 4 days of our time.

Was not sold on them in the start but now after a few practices I starting to like the system they…read moreuse for development plus.

We went here today for a birthday party. We were ice skating as adults and kids. They have a wall…read moreyou can hold if you are new at ice skating. The Zamboni resurfaces the ice every 45 minutes during the open skate. It was a smooth process paying and getting the rental ice skates. My only complaint was that the line was long to get food and drinks. Also we had to stand to eat since many of the tables were dirty. But overall we had a good time here and would go back.

Visited with my friend for the open skate session in December. It was a fun time and there's always…read moresomeone on the ice in case you need help. They have concessions in case you get hungry and, for the most part, the skates are in decent condition. Be prepared to have some quarters if you need to use the lockers. The parking space is spacious as well.

Waterford Lakes Community Association offers a wonderful park for the residents of Waterford Lakes…read more While this park cannot compare to the larger parks in Orlando like Lake Eola Park, this park is still very enjoyable to spend some time in and a wonderful addition to the Waterford Lakes community. It has elliptical machines, tennis courts, a swimming pool, and a nice park sit around a small lake. All of this equals to a nice place to spend some time. I find myself coming to this park more and more often. It is close to my home and it is a pleasant walk around this small lake. There is off street parking, which is kind of necessary in Waterford Lakes. Again, this part cannot rival some of the larger parks in Orlando like Lake Eola Park, but for a community park, Waterford Lakes Community Association boasts an impressive park for our community. I give it five stars as an overall rating.

Beautiful well kept area that's perfect to go for a stroll around the park, meet with some…read morefriends, have a picnic, ride your bike or even use the facilities if you are a Waterford Lakes resident or guest. Pretty big area with a playground, tennis courts, basketball courts, pool and a nice walking/jogging trail for you to enjoy the scenery.