Great environment... place looks like you are at some beach or outdoor space... all about sports…read more.. staff is great, and the beer is always cold. They also have a few snacks and appetizers... and a big tv screen playing soccer games... I love there!

Amazing fields and fluent active 7v7 games the old man that checks you in is a nasty, sarcastic…read morevery mean dude that has no reason to talk to people in such a demeaning way, i'm not one to complain but coming into a friendly environment and being greeted and kicked out like that really ruins the mood and feel of the game, shameful to say the least.

I only go to XL Soccer World to watch the Arsenal games but it's such a fun place to go!! All of…read morethe staff who work There are super friendly! The drinks are all reasonably priced and the food is good too!! I am a sucker for their provolone triangles and get them every time I go!! Looking forward to going back for another match!!

Took my little guy to the tiny tots soccer program. This is a giant soccer facility with at least…read moretwo outdoor soccer fields and two indoor turf fields. When you walk in there is a desk to the left and restrooms to your right. The indoor fields are directly straight. It's definitely a well loved and used facility as seen by the floors, walls and overall aesthetic of the inside. Plenty of space for practice, games and observers. The coach for the little tots is just lovely! It's a very small group but she works to keep them engaged while still introducing soccer fundamentals through play. We enjoyed her style and sold us on the program. There is a membership fee in addition to the season fee. We're giving it a try this season and will update if needed.

Go Lions! We definitely have an outstanding soccer club with…read morean energetic fan base! The stadium is nice, with a great amount of seating and a good variety of dining options! The tailgate area is a lot of fun too! It's always lively and a good time! I've been loosely following our soccer team for a few years now.

I had season tickets for the team when they started at camping world and continued to have them…read morewhen they moved to the new stadium. However, around COVID, I decided not to renew, so it has been a few years since I've been to a game. The reps from the team have been in contact with me often over the last several years. The call and they email, asking if I want to buy another season or package of games. Apparently, all my points from lion nation have added up? They said I had credit in my account that I could use towards tickets. I used my credit to get a three game package in the vip section which includes all you can eat and drink (NA/beer/wine). We went to a Saturday game and had a great time. The seats were great- I could see the plays happening and nothing blocked my view. The food has suffered a bit of a decline. No longer do they serve elaborate charcuterie tables, but instead have a few hot items and the typical hot dog plus/minus chili cheese. That night it was pasta, Chicken and waffles and pork taco. The food was just ok. For beverages, their coolers were full all night with water, soda and sparkling water. We did not want to have beer or wine. They do sell cocktails. The lounge experience has gone downhill. It no longer seems like a vip experience because there are just too many people. They have a huge TV now and they got rid of the small merchandise shop. The lounge is unbelievably noisy. It was difficult to find a place to sit and eat. I do like that it has bathrooms, so I don't have to go far and miss the game. The D entrance is nice too- it's private and has clean bathrooms and a way to get to the regular concourse if you desire. I do like the team. I also enjoy the game. However, I don't think the vip experience is worth it. Just get the cheap tickets and eat on the concourse or go out to eat after the game. You can get a great view from many seats in the stadium. I love that you can go to the game on any budget- they have cheap tickets in the supporter section. It's affordable for most people. I will continue to support the team and I will finish my package of games. I still have more credit so I'll invite some friends. But if I buy tickets in the future, it won't be for the vip lounge experience. I'd rather get a suite or sit in the regular seats.

Positives: well stocked, tons of gear, prominently placed Liverpool merch and they support Orlando…read moreCity. Negatives: prices are a little higher than most places; maybe due to being in the mall, customer service is timely but not really knowledgeable. Worth a visit if you are into football. I have at least a couple of Purple t shirts from tailgate giveaways so ill keep coming back.

Great selection, great prices and deals! Love the store and will frequent it. Staff was pretty…read moreawesome too

Another successful training week in England, this time in Sussex at the Worth School…read more April 2025- Here is a link with other news and information from the USA to Japan Experience: https://www.arsenal.com/news/fuse-soccer-experience-camps-usa-japan PLEASE ALSO SEE THE FUSE/AFD LINK FOR USA SUMMER SESSIONS 2025: https://fusesoccer.com/collections/soccer-experiences-with-arsenal-f-c/products/the-arsenal-experience-7-15-years

Our family thoroughly enjoyed our experience with FUSE Soccer & the AFD Coaches. Our son attended…read morethe Spring 2025 London Tour, and we were SO impressed with the organization and offerings. There was plenty of opportunity for training with KNOWLEDGEABLE, TALENTED, and FUN coaches; Coach Tan & Coach Benny taught from experience, heart, and the four pillars of being a "Strong Young Gunner". They invested in the players and genuinely wanted to see them progress in their work & skill. Beyond that, Matt Hicks and his team offered a full experience into English football; we enjoyed games, stadium tours, academy facilities, and many conversations surrounding the sport and its players. Matt is extremely knowledgeable, competent, and very well connected, which offered these opportunities; we were fascinated with it all! Matt and his team (Ben, Ross, Luis, and Jordy) were all SO hospitable and personable. It was a JOY to be around them all week, and was comforting to know our boys were having fun while being cared for. The trainings were intentional and structured - perfect for practicing skill and learning new techniques. Our son loves repetition and drills to learn new ways to be creative (& efficient) in movement...and wants to work at the higher intensity that drives him. He's most conscious of his work on "ball mastery" and "decision making" - these are two areas where he is challenging himself, and this camp helped in his growth and development. The peers were great players which created a competitive environment, without being intimidating. Beyond just the training (which was valuable alone!), the boys were immersed in English football culture, and given the chance to grow in their independence, confidence, and character. They were challenged to be responsible, strive for leadership, and mindful as a helper to others. We loved all the on-pitch and off-pitch learning, and will never forget this opportunity. We HIGHLY recommend this, and look forward to when our paths cross with FUSE/AFD again.

I love bringing my kids here. There's plenty of parking. There are restrooms. The playground is…read moreshaded and also fenced in. It can get really busy and crowded if there's baseball games going on.

George Bailey Park has been providing the community years of family and baseball league fun. The…read moreball fields are pristine and the small playground is jam packed with equipment to burn off energy. There is also a green space that the kids use for soccer and other running activities. There are always kids exploring in the wooded area off of the playground. Lake Whitney Elementary School has access to the park so after school hours the playground gets very active and is not a good place for toddlers.

Braddock Park is well maintained. They offer baseball, softball and soccer fields. The kids…read moreplayground is small but not limited. There is shade and benches for parents supervising. They supplied a hand washing station and have water fountains. Bathrooms are available.

Never open to the public, should be accessible to everyone when academies are not playing. Really…read morethe only reason for 1 star, great facility besides this.

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.