Have been to Vancouver Lawn Tennis & Badminton Club many times over the years. It's a nice club but…read moreif I'm dropping $30K, it's not here. It's at Jericho. Good - 16 tennis courts (12 hard and 4 gray clay). Clay courts are a rarity, courts are well maintained - 5 squash courts (4 singles and 1 double) - Heated outdoor pool, hot tub and patio - Richardson Wealth Van Lawn Open squash tournament ($120.00 entry, every mid October) Bad - Full playing membership entrance fees are insane ($30K individual, $50K couple). Slightly lower for squash/badminton ($19K/31K) - Additional monthly fees ($229/379, $186/310) plus food and other fees - Pretentious white court attire policy - Extremely difficult to book tennis courts - Hectic, cramped parking lot - $25.00 drop-in guest fee

Had lunch here, set menu…read more Surprised the sole was breaded and fried although it was quite tasty albeit greasy. The salad and sides were neat and tidy but perhaps under portioned. The pattypan squash were a great touch. Decent spot, nothing standout ish.

I used to work here and absolutely loved my time. It's so wonderful you have a full fledged gym, a…read morefamily development centre and a daycare all in one building. The facility itself for the gym is great because there are a lot of machines you can use as well as good selection of classes to access as well depending on your needs and preference of working out. And for those parents that needed some socialising time could come by the family development centre to either be there with their kids for the programs or drop them off for child minding if they needed to use the gym.

Facility is too small for the number of people it is trying to serve…read more No enforcement of time limits along with people who take 10 minutes between sets using the machines as convenient places to rest while checking their phone messages means a lot of wasted time waiting for machines. Broken machines take a long time to repair as do out-of-service lockers in very tight locker rooms. Not recommended

Used to be in the Downtown Eastside years ago and then they moved here . Parking situation is much…read moreimproved as you can park on Fraser AND side streets for free . Club itself is exactly what one would expect from a local table tennis joint - a tiny bit disorganized , kinda run-down and somewhat stuffy inside . However there's a "pro shop" on-site and they carry a commendable selection of Butterfly and Joola products . Racket assembly service also available and on the cheap too .

Been to this place a few times and love the venue! There's 7 indoor courts and a mezzanine court…read moreupstairs. The court lines are nicely laid out and the floor has a nice feel to it, which is great on the knees. There are change rooms as well as a place to refill your water bottle. There is also a flat screen tv as well as comfy couches to watch others play. Rental rates ranges form about $24 to $32. This place also has lessons as well as paddles to rent. The last great thing is that there are no membership fees. The downside? It is far, it's at the outskirts of Richmond and courts get booked up really fast so it is hard to book courts. Saying this, this place is really nice and has a private club feel to it, but without the membership or price.

Organized, clean and the space they provided for private event was great. Plenty of parking right…read moreoutside

Great fitness and recreational facilities in downtown Maple Ridge. Opportunities for drop-in…read moreactivities as well as monthly memberships.

Really nice and well equipped fitness centre, and a great pool as well. Staff are friendly and…read morethere's a nice sense of community. I've been here a handful of times, and most recently when I dropped in my visit was cut short after only 15 minutes, so they gave me a free pass for my next visit; that's the kind of thing which 5-star reviews are made of.

Played a few times at Zero Zero Pickleball. They have impressive hours (6am to midnight)…read more A couple of tidbits: - 6 pickleball courts (with 5 more opening in spring) - Excellent layout; all courts separately caged - High ceilings, good lighting but a few odd bounces - Court rentals: $40/hr (prime weekdays from 4-10pm and weekends), $32/hr (non-prime from 10am-4pm) or $25/hr (early bird/late night) - Open play sessions are $10/$13.50/$17 - An upstairs lounge area - Two small change rooms and a water refill station

Membership may be around $60,000+ but if you find yourself dining at the upstairs lounge, I highly…read morerecommend: $13 Glass of Rodney Strong Red Wine ~ excellent. $13 Steamed Manila Clams ~ excellent! $11.50 Cobb Salad was delicious, but I would have preferred a tad less sauce. I "enhanced" my salad with an excellent C.A.B NY 5oz Medallion served rare for $10. My friend said his $21 Stuffed Sockeye Salmon Fillet was good, not the best he's had but good.

Good food but the place needs renovation. The atmosphere gave me an impression it's a place for…read moreold folks' homes. I really like their chef's salad and the wings. Will definitely go back to try more food next time.

Good activity for family/friends. You have 10 minutes to touch lights that represent different…read morepoints. Very tiring! Wouldnt recommend if you have knee problems, since its very active! Involves lots of crawling & climbing. They even have a wall you can run like in American Ninja Warrior activity. Very fun!

I AM THE FIRST YELP REVIEWER for Ninja Tag!…read more Wow, I am impressed no one on YELP has reviewed this entertainment venue. I hope my lengthy review will entice you to try at least one and to let you friends and family members know. Of course, any events like these, please take safety precautions. From the outside, does not clearly say NINJA TAG, it says TAG, but the door says the entrance on the other side that says to use the new entrance around the West side of the building. When you enter you would be greeted by the front desk to fill out a paper waiver. Normally it would be a digital waiver on the screen, but the program isn't working at the time I went. One game is $10.00 and you have 10 minutes to complete the recorded game stats. But you can stay longer to just practice after your scheduled time. I stayed like 2 hours there and continuously played the different stations. They require you to purchase the non-slip socks that you wear when playing. It is an additional $3.00. And unfortunately you cannot wear your own non-slip socks from other events, it has to be the ones they provide. Plus they also get you to purchase a wristband which is another few dollars. Overall it was around $18.00 for this activity. The wristband can be reused, but I forgot to ask if you could reuse the same Ninja Tag socks. They have bins off to the side of the counter to store you clothes and shoes. For safety and security reasons, you can store your valuables like phone/keys/wallets behind their customer service desk. After playing for 2 hours, I found the stations fun and some challenging. Everything inside is very well lit with red and it feels like you are in a dangerous warzone of entertainment. The most fun station would have to be the very first station because you get to run up a sliding hill and the goal is to TAG with you wrist the colors. There are 5 levels of different colors and if I recall correctly, I was able to get to the 3rd color BLUE. Please make sure after you have tagged the color to go down the hill like a slide on your back and arms in the air or close to your chest. Avoid the elbows and knees touching the slippery floor, you can skin your human skin. I did this slide multiple times and skinned my right knee. It feels like a bruise but after a few days, my knee aches to walk. I have been applying Polysporin a medical cream every day to speed heal the skin. It seems to be working, but still very painful.