Kick Start Soccer is hands‑down the best indoor toddler soccer program around. My son started when…read morehe was 3, and he just wrapped up session #9--now heading into session #10 in January. At this point, he's basically a veteran of the toddler league. The growth we've seen is incredible: more confidence, better listening, and a huge leap in emotional intelligence (he now understands that falling down is not a national emergency). This program teaches fundamental soccer skills in a way toddlers actually get--dribbling, coordination, balance, teamwork, and listening. It's structured, fun, and somehow manages to keep a room full of toddlers focused... which honestly feels like a magic trick. Coach Jenna and Coach Rachel are fantastic--patient, upbeat, and great at keeping the kids engaged while giving clear direction. They make everything feel easy, even when the kids are acting like tiny caffeinated tornadoes. But hands down, the true standout is Coach Tyler. He is a natural-born child sports developer. The kids are always engaged, always involved, and always having a blast. He has this rare ability to command a toddler's attention without bribery, snacks, or cartoon-level theatrics. You can trust him to guide your child, and that peace of mind is priceless. We love this program so much that we've already enrolled our 2‑year‑old to start in January. At this rate, I might as well get them both jerseys with their names on the back. Another huge bonus: it's year‑round. On those 95‑degree days when you want your kid active but don't want to melt into the pavement, this program is a lifesaver. If you want a place where your child can grow, learn, and have a blast--choose Kick Start Soccer. And definitely choose Coach Tyler. You won't regret it, and your toddler might even teach you a thing or two.

From the owner: Specialize in training and educating 18 month to 5 year old toddlers on the fundamentals of soccer…read more In addition to enhancing 5-7 year old players their understanding of playing on a sports team.

Couple nights reffing for the Saint Clair Shores Soccer Association. Wednesday night's game in The…read moreFrigid cold blowing wind and rain was the u8. And tonight Thursday night in the chili called 44 degree weather under the gorgeous Stars was the U14. Both nights were highlighted by Under The Lights for the games.

I absolutely love Dodge Park for the facility and for the events they hold. In the summer they…read morehave free concerts in the park on Thursdays at 7:00 and they have really good bands. Also on Thursdays while the concerts are going on, They have food trucks and a farmers market in their pavilion area so there's plenty to eat, drink and buy. They usually have police directing traffic and they have plenty of parking in their lot and in nearby lots. There is also a nice splash pad area that is very popular and wonderful trails for walking and biking. There are plenty of restrooms in the immediate area too.

We love this park! Not only do they have an amazing splash pad and farmers market on Thursdays…read more They have so many cool events and concerts in the summer. We love the trails and pond to feed the ducks. It's our go to place for the summer and we never miss a farmer's market! Check it out!

My review is for the soccer fields only. All I can say is wow and not wow in a good way. The fields…read moreare not well maintained. The grass is typically longer it should be making it more difficult conditions. But what takes cake is how uneven the fields are. They're so "cakelike" that when a player is down in the corner you can only see half of them. Kinda sad.

The Rec center hosts a number of events for Roseville residents aside from being a polling station…read more The grounds are used in the summer by local little league teams - from soccer to field hockey and baseball. These are all community teams sponsored by the RR center. There are also numerous indoor activities in the full-size gym all summer long - open basketball, indoor volleyball, and the like (it's as if kids get to experience P.E. class all over again!) Macomb Community College also presents a large number of short classes during summer months at RR, which is most interesting to me. Contact MCC for a catalog of classes offered - anything from one-evening classes on basket weaving, motorcycle riding, to "how to publish a novel." They have a lot of really cool topics that are affordable for anyone looking to get into a new hobby, or touch up on old habits.

From the owner: Creating Community Through People, Parks & Programs!…read more The Recreation Authority offers a variety of recreational opportunities and family-fun events to residents of Roseville & Eastpointe, Michigan.

What a fun and interesting time. My friend hosted her birthday party here a few weeks ago. I had…read morezero idea what whirlyball was prior to the invite and had to look it up online. Its strangely difficult yet fun at the same time. Its bumper cars meets basketball meets lacrosse. Don't be fooled, you will work up a sweat! I dont know how much it cost to reserve a court, or how far they book out. I do know there are two separate courts and they've got a small area for arcade games.

Debated between 3.5 and 3 stars. It's a fun concept and reasonably priced when you have a group of…read morepeople. However, I think it could be managed a little better. The worker that was supposed to watch over our stuff wasn't really paying much attention, so he wasn't keeping his floor properly when half the shots were going in so it was hard to have an accurate score, and the ground itself had a couple puddles from some leaks that weren't addressed that kept actively leaking and you could see that there was a broom there where someone was at one point wiping up the mess between games but our worker didn't seem to care to do anything. So if it was a little better managed, I would have given this a solid four stars. But still, not too bad of an experience once you rush past those couple things, and it's a nice place that you can just rent out each half and kind of do your own thing with your party. Party. We'll definitely have to come again and see if the experience is any better, but mostly to try to redeem myself from my poor performance!

We stopped by here in passing and are so happy we did! The place is one of the cleanest play areas…read morewe've been to. The kids had a blast and there's fun play area for littles and big kids alike. We loved the little driving course and slides. One thing the kids really liked was the games you could play when purchasing a card were "play till you win". So we came home with lots of stuffies and duckies! Highly recommend and we will be back!

Kids Empire is pricing themselves out of being a family friendly place for kids to enjoy. Compared…read moreto other indoor play facilities, Kids Empire is on the high end for cost, especially if you have multiple children. For my family of 3 kids, it's $60 for a day worth of entry and we typically only play a couple hours as my children are 3, 4 and 5 years old. Even when purchasing the punch card, entry is still $15.90 per child. We were able to see past the expense and still came to enjoy a few hours of occasional fun at Kids Empire. Just beware the price point and there are no family/ multiple children play pack options. My real frustration occurred today. I've had previous customer service unsatisfactory experiences here with staff but was able to reach out to upper management and they were able to work to resolve issues. Today, they were not!! I wanted to plan my daughter's birthday party at Kids Empire and the package cost was going to be $349 for 2.5 hrs of reserved space, up to 10 kids (we were going to have 6) and we were bringing in all of our own food and drink. I was originally told and quoted by an employee that is no longer there (but was last week) that all adults were included in the party package and no additional fees would be added. I went to book my party today and was told with the amount of adults, each (above the 10 limit allotment) would be $15 each. This was going to price my already $350 party to over $550 plus keep in mind, I still was going to bring in all food and beverage separately. I was flabbergasted and beyond frustrated for a $15 "adult fee," for what?!?! I reached out to Fadi and Jerry, upper management and Director of Operations to express my concerns of what the $15/ adult fee was going towards-- above the party package. I was told this is policy. This is a crazy policy, in my opinion, to charge adults to literally stand around, celebrating a 3-year-old's birthday to sing happy birthday and then leave. I understand completely and I'm totally fine with paying for each child and any additional food charges, but this is supposed to be a KID's Play facility and family friendly experience! The management team was not willing to waive these adult fees which priced my party to an unreasonable cost for a few hours, especially compared to other play facilities in the area. They were also willing to lose my business of $350 + dollars for a birthday event. I was told if they waived adult fees, there would be no Kids Empires in years to come because this is a business. I understand everyone is in a business to make money but this is supposed to be a KID's BUSINESS facility. My adults were not going to participate in playing in a kid's jungle gym. My opinion is save your money and go to a family friendly, more affordable place for birthday options. Most kid's places are willing to work with you and NOT lose out on opportunities to book your business. Kids Empire might not be in business in years to come because they are pricing families out of affordable options for an afternoon experience. It was evident today when I walked in and no customers were at the facility playing. Too expensive!!! Management not willing to work with their customer base!