TennisMinneapolis

(12 reviews)

1.6 km

I went to the TC River Rats show during the Aquatennial this week, and loved the show! I try to…read moremake it each summer to see the new storyline - this year being Peter Pan. Plan on arriving early to grab free street parking + shoes you feel comfortable walking in. Seating is somewhat informal, so bring a blanket to sit on a grass hill or a chair for sitting at the top of the hill. I also always bring my dog! This is a free event to attend, but there is a collection for donations mid show + intermission for snacks and grilled items. Bring some cash to keep this local group funded and keep the magic coming back to Minneapolis each summer.

Perhaps a bit campy but this water ski team / local theatre troop puts on a family friendly show…read morethat's great fun. Punctuated by a rocking sound track this up beat show follows (loosely) the story of Peter Pan interspersed with some very talented skiing. Show starts at 7 on summer Thursdays right on the Mississippi River with plenty of space on the river bank to spread out a blanket or set up a couple of camp chairs. Free street parking is available but you may walk a bit to the main site. Tip: best viewing is near the sound booth. Cost? Zero!! But they do take up an offering at halftime to defray some expenses so bring some cash along. There's a small concession stand selling hot dogs drinks chips and candy. Highly recommended outing on a summer night in Minneapolis.

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North Star Roller Girls

4.6

(5 reviews)

1.5 km

Great to meet the North Star Roller Girls at today's annual charity fundraising walk and roll, Made…read morein the Shade! Super supportive athletes who cheered on every participant, took fan photos, and brought up the cheer factor!! I hope to return to Minneapolis in the winter to catch a derby bout!

Yay! I love going to the bouts to watch the NSRD play! The games are always exciting and fun. They…read moreplay at the convention center, so be prepared to pay for parking or take public transit over. The girls are always friendly and will pose for pictures or sign autographs. Food and drinks are available through the venue for an okay price. The derby sells merch that goes to support the league too!

Derby crew supporting charity 5K.

Roller derby fun

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At Made in the Shade charity walk and roll!

Dakotah! Ice Center

33.1 km

You have a beautiful facility but those of us with mobility issues there is no elevator to get to…read morethe higher seats. In this day and age I was surprised at that.

Wow, what a facility. This ice arena is beautiful and super modern. There are two sheets of ice…read moreand plenty of other amenities. I love that the seating areas are elevated above the ice, there are really no bad seats for watching a youth hockey game. The locker rooms were clean and spacious, there is plenty of parking as well as nearby hotels and other tourist places if you are visiting for a tournament. This rink has a skate sharpener, small pro shop and a really nice concession stand. Mystic Casino is really close by, so if you are here for a tournament have a look around.

Element Gym

(6 reviews)

7.5 km

I was visiting home for longer than a weekend and needed to get a workout in so I opted for a…read moreTuesday lift and core class at 6am. I arrived about 7 minutes early for class and the large gym space had about three people inside. The front desk was empty and there was no real way to know what to do to get checked in. I asked another person what I should do and she told me the instructor would be there any minute . A few more people came in right before class along with the instructor. The direction was to do the warm up. As someone new I expected a little bit of an overview and a warmer welcome. I introduced myself and said this is my first class so I don't know what to expect. The directions weren't much different than "warm up". I asked a few questions so I could understand the format of the class. Once I got this was strictly weight training with a circuit like format decided to just go with the flow. The workout itself was slow in the beginning, there was quite a bit of downtime and talking from other people in the class. While the workout was challenging I felt the directions and modeling were lacking. The gym itself was much like a large auxiliary gym and it appeared to be a shared space that isn't well managed because things were out of place, dusty, and someone else was trying to use the same equipment as the class during the class. Overall I think I got a good workout but there is some room for improvement to the space and operations.

Killer place for athletes that are serious. Staff is expert. Very welcoming to new people.read more

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General Sports

Good selection. It's close to my place which is nice. The old ladies who works the counter is rude…read moreand entitled. I understand they will never go out of business but treat your customers with respect. Kinda sad...

I went in there for a free service, twice, and each time they treated me like I was McDavid coming…read morein to buy half the store. Great guys and great service. Very down to earth and they genuinely want to help you get the best fitting/performing equipment possible.

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Minnesota Roller Derby

(35 reviews)

14.1 km

Super fun time! Haven't been in a couple years so it was nice to be back and watch! Sat on the…read morefloor for the first time but I think the upper level gives a better view. Merch selection is pretty good and the halftime entertainment is fun and kid friendly. Exciting and budget friendly activity in the Twin Cities!

There's no doubt the MN Roller Girls are a five star group, even if I have a few minor quibbles…read morewith my night out. I really think pretty much everyone in Minnesota should at tend at least once. They do a good job of explaining the rules so first timers know what is going on. *Five stars for being a first class organization, good for families, supportive of lots of cool community stuff (like the Anne Bancroft Foundation and Project for Pride in Living) *Five stars for showcasing quality woman athletes of all sizes. *Five stars for the live band dance party during halftime. *Five stars for $11 tickets plus kids 9 and under are FREE. *Five stars for beer. (Ok, I'm not a big beer drinker, but I fully support beer sales at any event. I just do. The rest of the concessions were just a bit above average in the pricey but tasty popcorn style) (I brought in my own water and snacks, they were checking bags but not closely.) But. BUT. And I wouldn't dare take away a star, but I'm old. And my kids are young. Could you turn down the volume just a tad so I can have a conversation that doesn't involve yelling?. And maybe start the main bout just a half hour earlier? I don't mean to nit pick, and I didn't for one second think about taking away a star.

The Dagger Dolls take on the Rockits

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Club 43 Volleyball

2.0

11.2 km

If you perform a search for Annie Glavan, you'll also see that she left her job as head coach from…read moreEden Prairie High School in 2010. The most telling part of the story is that she left immediately prior to the playoffs. Who parts ways with their coach before playoffs? A question to ask, I suppose, when you are considering joining the club.

My daughter has played one season with Club 43 as part of their 15-1's team. While not perfect, I…read morehave seen her consistent growth and improvement. The girls she plays with are really sweet and supportive of my daughter, who is new to a group who has played together for a while. Annie is intense, no doubt, but she is teaching our girls to compete in a world where too many are encouraged to perform. Their coaches, Elle and Catherine, make practice fun and engaging, but are not shy to give critical feedback when needed. At this stage of my daughter's volleyball journey (she is only a freshman) Club 43 was the step up/out my daughter really nee

Ralia Sports Center

2.1

(7 reviews)

18.3 km

Improved parking! Not a ton of space for team camps and limited bleachers for seating but much…read moreimproved w more parking. Good concessions. Need app to keep score when reffing

This is one of the premier places to play volleyball in the Midwest, as well as hosting one of the…read moretop clubs. They recently took down the remaining indoor soccer field, so they now have 8 courts with a lot of room around each one! The ceilings are also much higher than most places. The floor has a very expensive wood and rubber-bumper type subfloor under the sport-court, which is much better for your knees and other joints. Other places have sport-court directly on concrete which is horrible to play on. The sport-court itself is starting to show its age though, with a lot of scuffing. It appears that they're building a new room for the concessions and vending, so anyone who had complaints might get a welcome surprise for next season. A number of different teams I've coached for have played in their tourneys and power leagues, and I've also played here as an adult in their Friday night open gym, which is fun, has a variety of skill levels, and stays open late at night now!

Baseline Tennis Center

3.3

3.2 km

Lovely space to get some practice (or games in). Open to the public all year round. Certainly beats…read morepaying an initiation fee and the court fees on top of that! No notes to be honest.

If you play at Baseline, you must. must. must... do something for me. Go to the bleacher area and…read morecheck out the vintage University of Minnesota tennis team photos from the inception of tennis at the school. It goes WAY back and you will cry laughing. Mostly at the haircuts. As I mentioned in my previous review, I'm the biggest fan of tennis. I love it more than all sports combined. I've played in a summer WTT league here forever, but I've been playing at Baseline even more the last couple of years with USTA leagues year-round. The courts are in really good shape so I'm happy hitting here. There are changing rooms downstairs, and bleachers for my adoring fans both indoors and outdoors. They will re-string your racquet at the front desk and sell you balls if you forgot them. There's still some room for improvement and I outlined most of those things in my old review. Parking is easy ($4 at the lot in the back, which is usually empty), but it's a mess when there is a hockey game. My choices last Friday night were to wait in a 20 minute line of cars to pay $10 (and miss my court-time) or run five freezing blocks while wearing a tennis skirt. I couldn't feel my legs. Lesson learned... for this and many other reasons, beware of campus on Friday evenings.

These guys came to party.

This guy came to win.

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Outdoor Courts

Hidden Falls Park

4.3

(42 reviews)

10.5 km

Trying to be more intentional about exploring parks around Minneapolis this year, and Hidden Falls…read moreseemed like the perfect place to start. We usually default to Minnehaha Falls across the river, but I'd never actually explored this side--which looks to be really sprawling with new townhomes and modular single family homes. We parked near the dam and walked along the trail to reach the stairs leading down to Hidden Falls. Heads up: the walk down is a little precarious since there's no railing for most of the stairs, but it's not very steep and the trek itself is pretty short. The falls themselves were a bit disappointing at the moment--more of a trickle than a waterfall--but it is early in the season. That said, the forested park area it winds through was really nice, and made the visit worth it regardless. I can already tell this place is probably stunning in the summer when everything is green and flowing! Even with the lower water level, it was a great way to explore somewhere new and great to see there were so many people already exploring the park with it being chilly still!

Beautiful park near the city. Grabbed some take out and found an empty picnic table in the middle…read moreof the day - lots of parking! Watched a few boats launch, saw some geese, enjoyed watching people along the shore. Picnic tables near the water at the North Entrance. Check it out!

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Shady Oak Beach

4.2

(13 reviews)

15.1 km

This place I have been SOOOO many times! The high dive is so fun and exhilarating…read more... The food is amazing (I recommend SpongeBob popsicle) The water is not polluted because they do not let and speedboats or stuff like that (although you always wonder if something is lurking in the depths....) If you are wearing goggles I recommend looking for the fish under the mini docks, but DO NOT wear them in the deep. It makes everything scaryyyyy~

Great place to enjoy a sunny afternoon. Shady Oak beach is…read morewell maintained and the staff is super helpful and friendly. When my son lost his glasses two lifeguards - Beth and Josh - jumped into action to help retrieve them Thank you!

Shady Oak Pool

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Lake Harriet

4.8

(101 reviews)

6.9 km

In the dead of winter, the art shanties are a fun activity at Lake Harriet. Always new and…read moresurprising shanties that come from the creative minds of the artists. You can dance, dress up and sing, learn about what lives below the ice, be a cat, cast a spell with Taylor Swift lyrics, and help aliens understand humans. This event epitomizes how Minnesotans don't let freezing temps keep them from enjoying the lake and expressing their creativity.

Minnesotans really know how to throw events no matter rain, shine, or winter. Reflecting on this…read morepast winter reminded me of the surreal experience of standing on top of this frozen lake having moved from a two season state. If you've never been when it's frozen over I would highly recommend coming during their kite festival which also happens during the art shanty exhibits. If you show up to the kite festival on a whim, no worries, the park will have kites for sale. I would highly encourage coming with footwear that has good traction or added cat tracks to get secure grip on the ice.

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Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden and Bird Sanctuary

4.6

(31 reviews)

4.5 km

A lovely, adorable little spot near downtown Minneapolis, away from the city hubbub. At 15-acres,…read moreit's by no means a sprawling adventure, but it's incredibly peaceful and teaming with life. There's a one way road leading to the entrance, with a small standard parking lot (including a couple of handicap spots), but additional parallel parking available as overflow for busy days as well. There is also a walking path that can be followed to the sanctuary's entrance as well, as it is fully gated, and the entrance is down the steps from the parking lot. There is a volunteer booth just outside of it where you can grab a map if desired, as well as additional pamphlets with info about events taking place, charitable donations to the garden, etc. Depending on the hour, there may be a helpful volunteer there to answer any questions you may have. Once you step inside you'll be greeted by a path to the left and a path to the right. Immediately to the right are some privies (fairly primitive, but there is running water for the sink to wash your hands), which are all-gender. There are also benches here, as well as throughout the trails at quite regular intervals. This place is meant less for extensive hiking and more for soaking up nature (I recommend bringing a book, journal, or plan to meditate). The trails loop, with various off-shoots you can explore. The terrain has some mid-level elevation changes, and the paths are either a soft mulch or wooden boardwalk, which make for very pleasant walking on the feet. In particular, my favorite section was the sunnier wildflower segment, which had many pollinators (mostly bees) flying about. It was great for photos. Also neat is the nature center, which is a repurposed old house. Inside is a crafting table for kids to color, as well as additional info on the sanctuary and the kinds of birds and plants you'll encounter there. We encountered a number of volunteers/employees while there who were busy working to beautify the space or providing info to guests. Our visit only took around an hour, but I'm already planning to visit again, most likely in the fall when the leaves begin to change color. I'm certain it'll be even more gorgeous then!

Wow! Mother Nature was showing off here today! We "hiked" for about 1.5 miles. It was an easy…read morewalk with not much elevation changes, but the trail is not paved, and covered with leaves and hay, so it could be slippery after a good rain. The trails are well marked and there was even a volunteer at the entrance telling us all about the flowers and birds we could expect to see during our visit. It was lovely and I'm already planning to bring my family back here soon.

Martha Crone Visitor Center

Stairs down to entrance

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Como Regional Park Pool

4.1

(30 reviews)

9.7 km

The abundance of seating, both in shade and sun; the variety of pool options from zero entry to…read morepsuedo cliff diving. The abundance of life guards, no annoying ". safety breaks". The random first aid drills are interesting and fun to watch.

I love Como pool- I go almost every day and I love every minute of it; the community, the…read moreammenities, and the food. 10/10 would recommend

Water aerobics August 2025

Opening day! June 2026

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July 2025

Jim Lupient Water Park

3.5

(8 reviews)

3.3 km

Yesterday they had they had filtration problem when you couldn't go. And today somebody broke glass…read morein there and now it's closed you know it's closed in and I'm not going back there anytime soon except tomorrow And this park ruined my day because it was closed

I dunno what to say. It was cheap to get in, but it is a bit chaotic here. I have taken the kids…read morehere a couple of times, once for a birthday. On the plus side, it is pretty big, so you can spread out, but that is also a bit scary as there can be a lot of kids in the water and you really work to stay on top of your kids to make sure they are safe and/or playing nice with others. They have some big waterpark-type slides but those were closed for some reason. The staff were really nice and gave us advice as to the best times to come to beat the crowds, etc. There is also free parking, but it is somewhat limited, so best to plan your visit accordingly.

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Bay Rentals Inc

3.9

(29 reviews)

32.0 km

Overall we got to have fun on the lake but I will say these machines are a bit beat up and seem to…read moreneed a tune up. As I would turn the machine would lose a lot of power and my partner ran out of gas with a hour left, so they didn't fill up both machines asine still had half a tank left. $600 deposit and make sure to take a good video of the machines. The process of receiving instruction was a little odd as a younger kid was giving us rules then a seemingly drunk older man in a truck kept talking over him who I assume is the owner? Kind of a weird dynamic going on here. The process of taking off and riding was good no issues there.

Ohmygoodness, not enough good to say!!…read more My friend and I had never been paddle boarding, it was 95 deg out with 72% humidity and we were feeling adventurous. Did a quick google search and found this place. Gave a call and the voicemail said to leave a message and they would get back. Yeah right. Well, about 30 minutes later the phone rang! Learned that SUPs were first come first served, but mentioned we were headed to them in mound from Coon Rapids and it would kinda suck to drive that far. I asked what our chances were and they were sweet enough to make sure they didn't all disappear! The process is super easy, tou check in and then walk the few hundred feet to the beach. They bring the boards (or whatever you've rented) over to you and you're set! When you're done you just beach the items and they come grab them. Only down side is SUP is kinda hard for a newbie as the lake is clearly a play lake. Constantly rough from all the jet skiiers.

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Minh H.

8 years ago

I have been looking for a tennis league that would challenge me to get better but yet is informal enough where you can have fun and make new friends. Tennisminneapolis league has been that and more. I have made new players I call friends that I can connect with to play a match or two. I have learn and improved my game after two years. I haven't played tennis since high school and my form definitely needed improving and with the league and their administrators monitoring to see if the matches are competitive am challenged but now overwhelmed. The league has stats and records of all your matches so if you are one of those who like to see all your stats this is the league for you. It has a comprehensive website as well an app for ios and android where you can find courts, check your standing, submit your score and reach out to others to schedule your matches. I don't know how other tennis leagues are but it is very quick and easy to contact other players in this league. You can call, text or email individual or groups of people. It has a prefilled template so you it makes it quick and easy to contact people and tell them your preference for time and courts. Last but certainly not least I just loved the playoff format. If you win a certain amount of games then you qualify for a playoff tournament. It has seeding and deadlines so you can challenge your inner Grand Slam challenger and there are gift cards, trophy and a champions page for past champions. If you are on the fence about trying to get back into tennis or are just looking for more competitive tennis you must give this a try. It is only $30 or less depending on the discounts during the Grand Slam seasons and if you play 20 matches you get a free season. You have nothing to lose. read more

Zachariah R.

2 years ago

The Tennis Minneapolis is fantastic. I have been in the league network for almost 4 years and I like to play a lot of matches each season. The leagues really help me in meeting new players all the time! You can email people directly from the app or website, and log your scores when you are done playing. I really enjoy looking at my overall stats since I've played 150+ matches since joining and watching my ranking change as the season goes on. It also shows rivalries, if there is someone you play regularly and want to know your head-to-head record. The league site and app also helps to find new courts so I can find a good middle ground for me and my opponent. Overall, the league and app are well worth it! read more

Trent C.

3 years ago

I fully recommend playing in Tennis Minneapolis. I am in my 30s and my dad is in his 70s, and we both find the league a fun and inexpensive way to play many competitive matches and find new hitting partners. The playoffs are exciting, people in the league want to regularly get on court, the technology easily allows you to contact people, post scores, and track results, and the administrators are responsive when needed. -Trent read more

Jason W.

8 years ago

Just played my 100th match through tennis minneapolis. It's a fantastic way to get on the courts and play as much tennis as you like. I've met a ton of great guys and had a ton of great matches. The website/app are easy to use. They do a great job of getting you at the right level for consistently competitive matches. The value is second to none. If you're looking to get out and play more tennis this is the place to do it. read more

John P.

11 months ago

I highly recommend this league as you can make it work within your own schedule. Everyone I have played has been great to play with as it's all people that are passionate about getting out and playing tennis. The app is super easy to use and I love how player driven the league is. You can tell a lot of thought went into how this league would function. read more

Jason W.

1 year ago

Just completed 400 matches with Tennis Minneapolis!! Love the flexibility of the league. You can play as much or as little as you like and the price is great. Tons of really good people in the leagues as well. Would highly recommend to anyone looking to play more tennis!!! read more

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Soccer Blast Minnesota

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