TLTC has been so great for our family. After 18 months on the waitlist, we paid our initiation fees…read moreand have never regretted it for a second. There are two permanent indoor courts and 6 beautiful outdoor courts. During the winter, 4 of the 6 outdoor courts are put under bubbles for 6 total winter courts. Membership is capped so that court availability is excellent (thus, the waitlist). The pool is very nice and surrounded by nice gas grills and tables. During the summer, everyone grills and enjoys the pool and the weather. There is a dedicated Pickleball Court, a playground, and a full gym, which currently includes a club Peleton membership and two Peleton bikes.. The people at TLTC are great. I've made great, lifelong friends since we joined in 2017. TLTC has USTA tennis teams at just about every level and frequently sends teams to Sectionals and, sometimes, Nationals. The club supports these team, paying for team away court fees to encourage participation. The club also has a rich history. The club was originally formed in 1890 and has been at the current location since 1903. The old photos as you walk in make you feel a part of something special. If you're looking for a club in the South Sound and are considering TLTC, don't hesitate. The waitlist can be long, but the wait is worth it!

The clubhouse at Tacoma Lawn is nice, and the locker rooms look great. But the rest of the club is…read morebelow average. It survives because it's the only higher end tennis facility in Southwest Washington. They have 4 indoor courts, 2 of which are in a bubble. The lighting is good, but you can find much nicer at equally priced clubs. So, it's really only worth the money in the summer when you can use their outdoor courts. By comparison, the club I joined also has a 4 court facility. It also has much lower initiation, but still maintains decent membership cap to ensure court availability. Tacoma Lawn has a gym and much better locker rooms, but the club I joined has nicer courts in every single possible aspect. It also has as nice an outdoor pool. So compared to tennis clubs in Bellevue or Seattle, Tacoma Lawn falls way short. For the price of initiation and dues at Tacoma Lawn, you could join Bellevue Club, and have significantly nicer everything (huge indoor pool, much nicer indoor courts, awesome basketball courts, a more modern gym, cooler member facilities). But since Tacoma Lawn only has to compete against Lakewood and Sprinker, it has a market for itself. Also, in my opinion, the people at Bellevue Club are nicer and more laid back. If I lived in Tacoma, I'd just play at Sprinker on weeknights, and use the money saved from dues to drive up to Boeing Tennis, or a better club in Bellevue.

Absolutely worst customer service ever and adding 60% off sale but doesn't have any price mark…read moredowns executives regular price so she just said 60 percent off regular price. Completely contradictory then copped an attitude when I asked for actual clearance price that the additional 60% was taken from

Clothes, clothes everywhere, but who will let me in to try them?…read more American Eagle keep the dressing rooms under lock and key. No problem. Arm full of clothes in hand, I'm ready to try them on... only there is no one with a key to be found. Sadly, I've encountered this issue at this specific store on multiple occasions. Most times I get the "i'm sorry I didn't see you standing there waiting" response, but I have gotten the less than pleasant "you're taking me away from whatever I was doing" look and sneer. My most recent shopping trip here, issues again getting someone to open a dressing room for me. When I walked to the check out counter to politely ask to be let in, the gal who walked me back to the dressing rooms opened a room up for me and proclaimed "there you go". Usually, they tell you their name, ask if you need help with other sizes... blah blah blah... not this time. Every time I needed a different size, I put my clothes back on, grabbed my purse and belongings, left the door slightly cracked open so I didn't have to ask to be let in again, and made several trips back and forth without a single person asking if I needed assistance. The gal at the counter who rung up my clothes was pleasant and smiling (not the same as the dressing room warden). Is customer service a lost art?

I was recommended by a friend to go see Ian to be fitted for new clubs. I'm so glad that I did…read morebecause he was fantastic. He is enthusiastic, positive and works really hard in the process that requires a lot of attention to detail and considerations for what is best for the customer. You can tell he loves his job and loves the sport of golf. I'm glad I came to this location and got to work with Ian. I will be back for sure!

Walked in one afternoon for a new golf grip. I brought along my driver with a request to have the…read morelength of the shaft shortened. They were able to shorten and re grip my driver with my newly purchased golf grip. The store is well organized and equipped for any type of golfer. Came back a week later to do the same for my 5iron.

I've been coming here for years, in fact I worked right next to them for 9 years. The customer…read moreservice has always been easy to deal with. I had an issue just Tuesday and Kim in the shipping department took care of it for Ina timely manner & really showed up for me. Her customer service was top notch!! Thanks Kim for helping me out with my issue and making sure I didn't go this weekend without what I ordered! The value is good if you need extra deals I suggest ordering through Walmart. Don't hate me but it's true!!

Popped into Sportco on Wednesday to have new line spooled onto my Tekota reel for a charter trip…read morethe next day. Art was working behind the counter as usual and was super nice, super efficient, and just an all around great guy. Art quickly replaced my line with a smile and wished me luck. Art would be a key employee in any line of work due to his nature. I never shop anywhere else for my fishing needs. Thanks again Art.

Greats service! We came from out of town for a hockey tournament. We walked in a minute before they…read moreclosed and they got us all fixed up for an early morning game next day before they closed. Nice to see a local shop still going strong.

We came in today to get all the gear for our daughter's first hockey season. Zack was immensely…read morehelpful! Knowledgeable, happy to answer questions, look through the stock to find the right options and to assess fit. He was friendly and funny and made the entire process much easier. We got a mix of new and used items which helped keep the price a little lower.

Great 3-story gym that offers all types of cardio, weight machines, and free weights. If you're a…read more beginner, intermediate, or advanced weightlifter you'll find equipment you're able to use. The YMCA offers classes as well if you're interested in that. I thought this gym was only for students but was glad that they offered public memberships for a cheap rate, given the amount and caliber of equipment they offer. Service is fantastic here Immanuel at the counter always greets everyone with a smile.

One of the best YMCA's I've ever been to! This location is on the hill near the University of…read moreWashington Tacoma, and is huge. Not only do they have full floors of fully decked rooms and work out areas, they also have a rock climbing wall, a pool, a game room, a humongous basketball court and is super clean! We came from another YMCA in King County and were greeted at the front and registered as a guest member of the location. When we worked out, there were tons of machines and we were never waiting around for somebody to finish up their routine which was really nice in comparison to some of the smaller work out areas. My fiancé and I played a half court game of basketball and the space looked like it was really made for a professional game of college basketball. Another perk I thought was really nice was that they had bins of clean towels all over the place which you didn't have to pay the usual $2 for. Overall, it was really fun coming here and seeing the school spirit scattered throughout the different floors. There is tons of Husky art and even though it is super close to the actual school it isn't over populated on the weekends. Will definitely be back to play some volleyball and basketball with my friends getting ready for our summer bods!

We love this pool !! Highly recommend…read more We look forward to summertime all year round just to go swimming here!

My family loves this pool! We have gone a few times this summer and my husband, 2 year old and I…read morehave always had a great time. They have a splash pad/very shallow area for the littles, 2 different sections of deeper water, the DEEP area where they alternate diving and free swim and a whirlpool. The pool is heated which can be a little weird on hot days but was mostly fine. My parents would have loved it since they get cold easily. Our little one was allowed to go in either in her floaties or in our arms. The locker rooms were clean and large and I appreciated the family rooms that are available. I only wish we lived in Fircrest so we could get a discount to use it but we love it all the same!

The workders on weekdays are great. But on the weekends they aren't always so nice to the kids…read moreplaying basketball. They also like to close it early even When it says open gym and the court is not rented out. Which is weird because you'd think they would have it open because kids are out of school. I wouldn't waste my time going if I was someone and, I would just go to the ymca

Some of the community workers are not very nice to the youth playing basketball or when where…read moreskateboarding. I met as well just go to the Ymca and play basketball their.