I heard about this recently opened location from a friend. It's a soccer studio where you can take…read moreclasses. Interesting concept. I loved the high-tech equipment. I tried the Toca Football machine that shoots soccer balls at you the same way a machine does with baseballs in a batting cage. A fun and different activity! It was definitely a workout. I was exhausted afterward!

Force Soccer Studios has been a home to our team of LGBTQ2IA+ soccer players since November 2019…read more They have generously hosted our group, making special accommodations as needed and with a great deal of respect. We love that when we come to Force, the space feels 100% like OUR SPACE for the duration of our rental. This is especially important to our group because we have faced significant issues (such as resistance to accommodation, spotty communication) from other athletic organizations. Force has been quite the opposite - Danny has gone so far as to connect us with other local businesses, allowed us to host our first ever tournament fundraiser, and introduce us to relevant press outlets. There are so few indoor soccer spaces in New York, and we feel quite blessed to have had Force to call a home for our first indoor season in South Brooklyn.

If your kids are interested in playing soccer in a fun safe environment with coaches that will help…read moremold your child this is the league for you. All kids get to play and feel part of the game

Best soccer club in Brooklyn, puts player development ahead of short term results. The result is…read morekids stay with the club through U19, improve, and have fun. Three of my boys have gone through the program, one all the way through U19. Not only did they all improve, but most important; they all love soccer.

From the owner: SC Gjøa Youth Soccer is a non-profit Brooklyn-based soccer club for young people between the ages…read moreof 3 and 19 years old. Gjøa is the oldest soccer club in New York City (and maybe the country) and is proud of its Norwegian roots. We have programs for girls and boys of all levels, including: * Youth Development Program (YDP) for kids 6 to 13 * Little Vikings Soccer for kids 3, 4, and 5 years old * Travel Soccer: girls, boys, and coed teams * School break camps * Summer camps

We enrolled our 3.5 year old daughter in the Tots Program because she loves to kick the ball…read morearound. We thought this club would make her love sports more but it has instead turned her off Soccer. On their FIRST class, they were told to tap and and kick the their own ball while chasing the coach around who went around in circles and zig zagged around. Not only were they supposed to chase the coach, while keeping their eye on the ball and kick the ball, they were also supposed to each grab a jersey off his waist. Keep in mind that these are 3-4 year olds and imagine the chaos. The classes are far more advanced and is not at all tailor made for 3-4 yr old kids. A couple of parents commented to the coach that the kids just can't follow this class and they were dismissed, saying that "well, SOME kids get it". True- some kids who were 4 did get it but it was definitely not designed for this age group. Whoever wrote the curriculum does not have kids and doesn't understand what their cognitive skills are at this age. They were given numbers to memorize at one point then they were split into groups so they can go after the ball when their number is called. Sounds fair but honestly the kids didn't even remember their number by the time they walked to separate sides. It was just chaos. I'm sad we even bothered because now our daughter refuses to play soccer. At all. She now hates it.

I work in a local public school and a few of our kids go to PSU. Recently, when a student waited 45…read moremin after school ended, I called them to find out when the counselor would arrive. I was told that they contract a 3rd party to do pick up and they didn't have their name or contact info!!?? Unless u transport your kid, DONT USE PSU after school. What nerve. They have no problem taking money, they just wont provide service.

I love this soccer club. My son and daughter are both in it and have amazing coaches, who are very…read moreskillful and patient. I would recommend this place to anyone.

I highly recommend this soccer school! I love the personal attention and the great workout my son…read moregets at every practice. He lost 7 pounds since he started practicing at CI Cyclones! The coaches are very professional, and instill self confidence in the children, as well as great skills and stamina. I also feel confident that the school is ran by a reputable professional soccer player, Felix Abramovich, who is respected and known in the soccer community. That is actually how I found out about this school. If you want your kids to learn the art of soccer, stay fit and have fun, this is the best school in Brooklyn and prob in the tristate area.

A female friend of mine that played for the NJ League was violently assaulted by a male player…read moremid-game, resulting in hospitalization and severe injuries. The Footy referee was more focused on reprimanding her for expressing her vocal outrage that a foul wasn't called. Mind you, she had a fractured cheek bone, bruised ribs, and a concussion. The referee laughed in her face. The other team faced no accountability. The result - she was suspended. Not like she can play any time soon due to her injuries, which may require surgery. Like other reviewers have noted, the refs can be biased, and that bias DOES result in injury. Don't join this league if you value safety.

I've played in these leagues for over a year now, so it kind of hurts to leave a bad review since…read moremy time hasn't been completely awful. However, as some reviews have pointed out, the refs can be very bad and make very biased calls. I've been ran into full speed in the back on breakaways, challenges that could've seriously injured me, only for the ref to call it a fair challenge. Meanwhile, if I challenge someone shoulder to shoulder in a fair play, it's called a foul if my opponent flails enough and looks at the ref. If I were you, I'd avoid Bedford Armory and Lower East Side, where I had experiences with those bad refs. The Brooklyn Bridge one was ok maybe 30% of the time (literally gave me a yellow card for defending his call while ignoring the entire opposing team hollering at him for it). The officials tend to ref the same fields every week. You risk getting injured due to the random nature of their officiating and inability to control games. I'm not sure if it's due to improper training or bias towards certain groups of players and favor towards others as some have pointed out. Whatever it is, it is completely unacceptable for me personally. My dad tore his ACL playing in his adulthood -- I don't want that to happen to me. I may try one more season if a good discount ever rolls around again, but I think I'll see how the refs and players are like around the other NYC leagues afterwards before deciding to come back ever again. It is what it is. I don't expect this review will be received by ownership well, but idrc at this point. Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Please remember that before you crash out on this, Tarek.

Highly recommended for both locals and tourists, this spot offers stunning vistas of Manhattan, the…read morebridges, and the Statue of Liberty. It's the perfect location to unwind, capture beautiful photos, or simply admire the cityscape.

3 of 4 Yelp Reviews Photos in the main Yelp review for…read moreBrooklyn Bridge Park. Quality/Quantity - A nice long 1.3 mile walk along the shore. Can be romantic. 85 acres. Playgrounds, cafe, restaurants, food vendors, Pier 6 water lab, education center, picnic/BBQ areas, volleyball courts, ice rink, dog run/park, paid lockers, carousel, ferry, fishing, gardens, etc. Ambiance - See above. Views of Brooklyn Bridge (of course). Also good for photo shoots. You will need a permit, see the websites. Open 7 days a week from 6am to 1am. Public restrooms from 7am to 10pm or 11pm; see their website. Well, each pier also has different hours, see each of their websites. Service - Self service. Price - Depends on what you do, eat, or drink. But to walk = free. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

Looks like the vending machines are back! Doesn't do much for the dying mall vibe of the place. All…read morethose wobbly barricades and airport style stachions when you walk in only add to the visual noise and to the suspicion that management's general approach is, um, improvisational.

I have actually been here for more than one occasion, most fun would have to be the Night Nation…read moreRun. Inside like some have mention has a basketball court and hockey rink. The race itself was not intense, more of a fun gathering than actual run (Numerous stations were stops to listen to various Dj's and dance away at that station then go back to follow the race course). Have to admit the field was great to see and with all the neon nights for extra entertainment. Best to go with a big group for this type of race, technically with friends of friends there might have been 20 of us there and all for a good cause Stand Up 2 Cancer, would do this run again in the future. There was an automatic Rave after party after everyone does run the course. Fun times and a great quick moment to reminisce. Look forward to coming back to the field and this area.

The Coaches are awesome! My son listens to them and enjoys playing soccer!…read more Coaches are the best! Coach Daniel and his team Coach Miguel, Coach Caleb of the PS7 team rock! Shout out too to Coach Kieran of PS229! My son love to play because of Coach Daniel and Coach Kieran!

My son is currently enrolled in this soccer program here in Queens and so far he's enjoying it. The…read morecoach is really good and he knows how to handle the kids that they will really gonna focus and at the same time have fun. I'm glad I found them when we're having a walk in the park and saw some kids having the soccer class. Best way to make my son have so much fun this summer!

Came to soccer roof for a dance competition today in 2023. We all loved the bar option. We've since…read morethen thrown our own events and have weekly practice here. Management is patient with us, and allows space for our team to grow. We love utilizing this facility.

This is a great soccer facility! You can come here throughout the year to play soccer! It's…read morespacious, clean, and has amazing operation hours. The staff at the front desk are friendly and welcoming. You are allowed to bring a friend, family member, significant other, etc. to watch you play. I came here a couple of times to watch my partner play. The location is very accessible and they offer free water.