Great environment, have met some amazing people throughout the years at MBA, some have become great…read morefriends. Different talent levels, so there's a league for you! Bring a team or join a free agent team. team. Sunday am thug Thursday night. Also....need a rental, it's great for parties, especially for the kiddos.

MBA is a clean spacious fairly priced gym that my soccer team has used many times to practice in…read moreduring the winter months. Staff is friendly and will definitely continue renting this court In the future.

We've been members of this club for over three years, and overall, we've had a positive experience…read morewith the facility itself. However, our experience with the Kids Club has been extremely disappointing. About a year and a half ago, my son had an incident where a staff member teased him. He reacted in a playful but inappropriate way, and as a result, he was suspended for a week. At the time, he was also dealing with a serious medical condition that was affecting him neurologically, which we later came to understand may have influenced his behavior. Out of caution, he did not return to Kids Club after that incident. Now that he is doing much better, and I have returned to full-time work, I recently attempted to bring him back--only to be told that he is permanently banned. The reason given was a Facebook comment I had made at the time describing our experience. I made multiple attempts to have a calm, reasonable conversation with staff to revisit the situation, especially given the time that has passed and my son's improved health. Unfortunately, there was no willingness to reconsider. This puts us in a very difficult position. As a working parent, I rely on the Kids Club in order to use the gym. Without access to childcare, we are now faced with canceling a membership we've maintained for years--not because we want to, but because we no longer have a way to utilize the facility. What's most concerning is the lack of empathy and accountability in how this situation has been handled. I sincerely hope the club takes a closer look at how interactions with children are managed, and how situations like this are resolved, so that other families don't have a similar experience.

Staff is very friendly. Often too many kids running around unsupervised. Many of the weight…read moremachines are outdated, broken, torn cushions on a lot of them (pecdec machines, preacher curl, etc etc). They updated the dumbells and tvs and added a turf area in the past year. The pulley towers are ancient and almost always have at least 1 station broken, broken clips/pins, 7.5# weights that don't work well, bars with sharp burrs, etc... Outdated. Missing many machines that modern gyms have. For abour $70/month one would expect better. Seems more geared towards families with kids and elderly. Always adding on new fees and trying to sell extras.

Dan Whittier is the man. Dylan repassy is great. Great establishment. Good facilities, friendly…read morestaff.

If you're going to not allow parents in and offer "watching from the car" it shouldn't be a…read moreservice that wants $18!! That's ridiculous it should be free.

Positive: Many courts for different sports, good parking (except on tournament weekends)…read more Negative: Family membership fee is pricey given the availability and difficulty of booking courts for sports like pickleball. What they call a men's "locker room" consists of a few benches, no lockers, and a men's bathroom. So when you change your clothes to work out or play sports in the winter, you have to bring your regular clothes, coat, and outside shoes with you to wherever you are exercising at. This facility obviously does not invest in creature comforts for its members. It's main cash cow is the tournaments it (over)books on the busy weekends. We ended up quitting this facility membership because the value we were getting was less than what we paid.

HUGE sport facility. Sat in 45 minutes of traffic getting in. People were parked into he driveway…read moreabd getting towed. It was a mess! Massive icicles they did not try to treat which could have been deadly (no joke!) It's as much seating as pther tournament venues. Only selling pizza (think roller rink pizza) and its over priced. Overall plan ahead: add extra time and pick food.

3 brand new full size basketball court with quality hoops at renovated Castle in the Trees Parkread more

I use the South Portland Community Center primarily for its pool. It's $3 for South Portland…read moreresidents, or you can buy a punchcard for 50 visits that lowers the cost-per-visit to $2.50. Not a bad deal! The people are friendly, the locker rooms are spacious and clean, and the pool is perfectly-heated. It's a great temperature for lap swimming or just playing around. In addition to the pool, there are basketball courts and an indoor track. The South Portland Community Center is a great local resource, and I'm very glad I've started taking advantage of it. If you live in the area, I suggest you do too! Just don't everybody come at once, because the pool can get pretty crowded during lap swim.

Great for open hours of youth basketball - organized chaos. And the pool is fun as well. And nice…read morethat it's open to non-SoPo residents.

Great little playground with swings, slides two baseball fields and small soccer field. It has a…read moretoddler area with sand box and even a tire seing

Ryan Park (aka the Father Francis A. Ryan Memorial Playground) is a public park and playground area…read morein the Mattapan section of Boston, Massachusetts. Amenities at the park include a playground with multiple playscapes, a splash pad with a wading pool, basketball courts, tennis courts, public restrooms with changing areas, walking paths, and convenient access to the nearby Neponset River Greenway. My family and I visited Ryan Park this past summer while we were cycling along the Neponset River Greenway. I had previously visited the park back in 2023 while I was cycling the trail with my older son. He had a lot of fun playing on the playscapes. Unfortunately, I didn't bring his bathing suit along on that trip and he felt bad that he couldn't play on the splash pad. On my more recent trip to Ryan Park, we were joined by my wife and younger son and this time we made sure to bring bathing suits. We were pleasantly surprised to see that the splash pad had been completely redone since my last trip. The newer splash pad had features that were more consistent with a wading pool. Both of my sons had a blast splashing around. Once swim time was over, we all enjoyed our prepared picnic lunch on a nearby picnic table. Afterwards, both boys had fun running around on the playscapes. Overall, my whole family thinks that Ryan Park is a great place for young children and it's easily accessible by motor vehicle, bicycle, or public transportation.

Why did I only find this on the LAST day of summer??!?…read more Seriously though. This spray park is AMAZING. It is really just a water slide short of being an actual tot water park. You would pay a $60 entry fee for access to a little water play area like this at a big water park. It's got a really good sized wading pool with lifeguards on duty. There are tons of spray features - an alligator, a turtle and a snake. There's also this awesome bucket contraption that fills up six buckets with water and then dumps them out over and over. It's totally fun! There are plenty of benches, with nice sun canopy shades overhead. There's even a bathroom / shower facility adjacent to the water features! That's just the water park. Ryan playground is seriously stacked. There's a huge area with two giant play structures. It's got a wood chip base (not updated with the rubberized surface that many newer playgrounds have) and some benches. There are also tennis and basketball courts! And it looks like they are currently finishing construction of a walkway to provide access to the Neponset River walkway. I'm excited for that! Last but not least - this is Boston after all - there is a parking lot! YES - parking. It is small, but dammit, it's there and it's free!!! We will be back SO many times. I wish it didn't take me this long to realize this place was 5 minutes from my house. Hidden Bostonplayground gem!

After completing a full season for the first time, it is clear that the league offers excellent…read morefacilities, including well-maintained fields and quality snack bar services. However, the overall match experience is significantly impacted by inconsistent officiating. Too often, critical decisions vary between referees, with one official making a call that another immediately contradicts. This lack of consistency is both unfair and unacceptable, placing teams at a clear disadvantage. Additionally, issues such as time-wasting are frequently ignored, with little to no intervention from match officials. At times, it appears that officiating lacks attentiveness and urgency, which undermines the integrity of the game. While strong facilities are appreciated, fair and consistent refereeing is essential to ensuring a competitive and respectful environment for all teams. Here's a Clip and Proof of a determined final by no call at 20 seconds left of the game: https://youtube.com/shorts/pN2cGXpI9YQ?si=S48fwdm4g_bUvmTA

This first session for Winter Flag has been a horrible experience. Four weeks into the season,…read morestill no jerseys. We've had two games with no referee, and parents had to ref. In one game, a parent had to run the makeshift scoreboard. The last two weeks, the referees provided have literally allowed kids to tackle in flag football, seriously injuring a child. When complaints were made during the first three weeks, the manager, Matt, was not at the location. On the fourth week, numerous parents complained about the poor refereeing and safety concerns, and were met with, 'people see things differently.' Since Jimmy left, this session has been horrible. Sadly, for session 2, we will have to take trips to Milford if this continues