Not the best place to play soccer…read more.... There is no AC ! And with games going on constantly and tons of people watching.. All inside a small facility .. It gets musty, smelly, hot and humid... I leave that place feeling sick and sometimes nauseous from the feet/armpit/ass/ and sweat smell. The people that run this place have no managerial experience ... They sell soccer shoes, clothing and accessories but constantly change everything around, one week stuff is there being sold next week its all gone, the week after they only have shoes???? Now they sell metro phones inside? Soccer matches are disorganized ... For example there have been times when the other teams have cancelled.. And we were never told.. Everyone shows up and we are told to wait 30 mins just in case that by some miracle a team shows up to play against us... :( also I guess some people here have connections to the owners and they can pick and choose who refs for their games... Wth is up with that?? Games have become invalid and we are forced to play again and are given bs excuses.... It is however more affordable then other facilities it's 5vs5 and it's soccer.. So I guess that's worth 2 stars

We came here last Sunday night to watch some friends play a match. I had never been to an indoor…read moresoccer sports arena before so I wasn't really sure what to expect. It got the job done. I can understand why people would prefer an indoor arena in Las Vegas because some days it is just plain and simple too hot to play outside! But with that being said this place has no air conditioning!! There was a big fan next to the bleachers we asked the nice girl who was working to turn on and that made it comfortable for us, but I can only imagine the players were dying out there!! I also didn't like that you couldn't bring your own drinks into the arena, like not even alcohol we just had water for the players. They sell water inside but I would rather just bring our own. The staff was very nice, and we will continue to go watch our friends play, we will just dress a lot lighter!

I'm not sure how I feel about giving it three stars but that's what I'm going to give it. I think…read moresince I understood how it worked it was easy to follow. If you don't understand how a bout works you may have a little trouble. What I liked about it was the enthusiasm from the crowd and a couple of times the rowdiness of the skaters. There was a lot of lulls and not a lot of action so that makes it hard to want to pay attention to. What I didn't like was it was kind of hard to see especially if you were sitting down in the rows of chairs...so I actually chose to sit on the floor right in front of the rink which I wasn't crazy about. They play music the whole time which is cool but then the announcers try to talk and give you updates on the game and it's really hard to hear or understand what's actually being said. They serve beer drinks and even snacks but my suggestion is eat or get drunk before you go because they charge an arm and a leg inside the ballroom. You can't bring outside food or drinks in so if you go to the casino you can get a beer for two dollars Or stay in the ballroom and pay 7 to 10. It's not rocket science. I'll have to say it is fun to meet up with some friends hang out laugh and talk while watching something sort out on the side. It was their last bout at the Riviera as we all know it's going to be torn down so that was kind of cool in a little nostalgic. Hopefully the skaters will find a new venue to continue their tradition.

Ruthless. Competitive. Sexy…read more Sin City Rollergirls are cool, they are feisty and their matches are totally worth watching! If you were ever lucky enough to catch RollerGames (1989-1990) on late night TV (as I did as a preteen), you know exactly what this game is all about and you can easily get hooked! On Saturday, April 25th, the Husband and I experienced our first real live roller derby match at the Las Vegas Roller Hockey Rink. It's located in the corner of the Commercial Center and can easily be missed, but it's there! Doors opened at 7 pm and the bout begins at 8 pm. You can choose to sit inside the rink on folding chairs, along the side on the floor, or safely behind the glass. Seats are up close and personal and they do promise the possibility of having a rollergirl in your lap! After the game, you can get autographs from your favorite players too! (There's a snack bar available too.) If you don't understand the game, they give out a handy little program with all the details, but the MC will also explain the game as it goes on. There's even a mini duel right at the beginning to give you a visual of what's about to happen. That evening, they played against the Arizona Roller Derby Tent City Terrors. Sure, we lost but it was a very exciting game and you never really knew who was going to win! Advanced tickets are $7 (although we tried purchasing such tickets the night before, but no luck), and $10 at the door. Kids under 10 and EMTs are free! This is definitely an athletic and family-friendly event, although a few of the players' names may be a bit suggestive. It looks like they have two local teams - The Notorious VIPs and the Tommy Gun Terrors. But when they play against another city, they combine into the Sin City Rollergirls. (Correct me if I'm wrong please!) The team colors of the Sin City Rollergirls are orange and black. We're definitely looking forward to catching at least one more game before their season ends!

My daughter Madison Charlie plays with Coach Aaron and absolutely loves it and loves him. She has…read morebeen playing for only a month, but we see many years in her future. He really gets these kids playing hard, and they have a lot of fun doing it. Coach Aaron is a great asset to our community. Highly recommended.

Best thing I've ever done was sign my son up for this league. He's so excited to go to practice…read moreevery week and play in the games and learn more and more all the time . I've never seen my 11 year old more excited about a sport before , coach Aaron is amazing and you can tell he really loves what he does and cares to make those kiddos the best they can be when it comes to basketball!

We're so glad we started our cheer journey here. The coaches are great, especially for beginners,…read moreand the environment is positive and welcoming. They also put on fun events for the girls all the time, which makes it even better. Communication is easy, and straight forward. My daughters love it here !

Signed up my daughter for the Summer Cheer Elements since she is very interested in cheerleading…read more First day we came the lobby room was jam packed with people. I would consider this a safety hazard. Didn't feel comfortable leaving my child in the lobby since they cannot go into the gym until coaches call them in. There was a small viewing room in the back but good luck finding a seat because there never is space in that tiny room. Majority of the time you have to stand in the back of the room and watch. Coaches didn't do a simple introduction for the parents and the one shorty chunky hispanic coach had a bad attitude from the get go. The times I was able to view my child from afar, it didn't seem like the class was doing much but standing around. There was also another class in the same room so it seemed as if there was not enough space for all the students to move safely around. When the girls would be released that was one huge cluster F because the next class would be coming in as well and also parents. Trying to grab my child out of that crowded lobby and to the car was a nightmare every time. My daughter would complain that she was not having an enjoyable time after practices because the coaches had them standing around. And it did seem like there was no preparation or organization during practices. The coaches seemed lost all of the time as to what to do next. I paid $185 for a two month program that was a complete joke. We didn't even finish the program because my daughter was not happy going there. I suggest going to a rec center like we did and trying a gymnastics class for $35. My daughter had fun and was learning new skills every time plus she had friendly, prepared instructor.

Our team recently traveled to Las Vegas for a baseball tournament and played at Big League Dreams…read morePark. We had an early 8 AM game, which meant arriving before 7 AM, and that's where things got off to a frustrating start. They were checking every single bag at the entrance, including the players' bags. It felt excessive, especially for kids who had just woken up and were heading straight to the field. Not allowing players to bring something simple like a Gatorade or a granola bar didn't sit right. I understand limiting outside food for families with coolers, but taking basic items from players that early in the morning felt unnecessary. On top of that, admission was eight dollars per person (players didn't pay) which seemed a bit steep considering the condition of the facility. The park feels pretty rundown overall. There was talk about future upgrades to the fields, backboards, and general facilities, but it sounds like those promises have been floating around for a while, so it's hard to know if real improvements are actually happening anytime soon. That said, the boys did enjoy playing on the turf field. The concession stand was open and convenient, but the overall experience is held back by how dated everything feels and the strict, somewhat unreasonable entry policies.

Dragged here once again for a tournament, this time for the high school team. The facility has…read moregotten worse. 1. Bag Check: This is an absolute transparent money grab shit-show. I knew the bag check policy was super tight and authoritarian, but this visit kind of sent me over the edge. On day one, at bag check, I waited behind a player (about 16 years old, in uniform). The person checking him said he had to leave his sealed cup of Apple Jacks and little bottle of Milk but he could bring his spoon and water in. It's 7:00am and this is a player who is bringing a small cup of cereal to eat before his game and you're denying him entry? Absolutely shameful behavior. The next day, same tournament, I'm walking in with my son at 6:50am so he can make warm-ups. I decided to stop and get him a breakfast sandwich on the way to the park so he could eat it in the dugout while he got ready. He was holding the sandwich while also lugging all of his stuff. They said he had to eat it before entering or throw it out. I lost my cool with these people. I seriously give zero, ABSOLUTELY ZERO effs about the policy when it goes against basic human decency. The manager was called and I laid into her and her response was "he can always buy something at the restaurant inside. No...he can't because we did that the last time he was here and his food wasn't ready until after gametime. They didn't budge so I ended up walking around to the other gate and handing him his sandwich through the fence. The kicker here is when my wife showed up to the game about an hour later, she had a bag FULL of food and drinks....they said nothing to her and waved her through the line. The people here are absolute trash and treat their patrons with such contempt. 2. The fields: The fields are a collection of the worst fields I've ever seen in my life. Turf infields with exposed seams, raised 'repaired' patches of turf throughout the infield and "grass" outfields that are packed desert dirt with patches of crabgrass here and there. The "stands" in the outfield are blank, dirty painted (patchy) plywood with torn and folded old netting above. They look straight up pathetic. To think this place charges premiums JUST to get in is absolutely bonkers to me. These are literally the worst fields you will ever play on. The novelty of the 'replica' stadiums is immediately lost because they are just painted plywood. It's ugly and incredibly worn out not to mention, the fields themselves are simply unsafe! 3. Facilities: The restaurant area is worn and incredibly dated. Worn out torn carpet, torn seat cushions, boxes of trash stacked in the bar area, disgusting bathrooms, etc. This all shows the kind of pride these people take in their jobs. This is how everything you CAN see looks...now imagine what the kitchen cleanliness is like. I will never ever eat at this place. It's foul. 4. Bathrooms: The only thing the bathrooms are missing to complete the horror movie theme is a flickering light. They are dingy, dated, dirty and unkempt. They smell like backed up sewage. Again...no pride taken in doing their jobs. Notes: I did hear that the facility was purchased and extensive renovations were underway. I was able to verify that by walking around and noticing a field that was nearly done and two others that were in an active state of repair. I have to say that the completed field was gorgeous. If the remaining fields match that level of upgrade, then this place may have a fighting chance. All they need to do is teach their employees how to: A. Properly maintain the facility B. Show some tact in dealing with the very people that make it possible for you to be employed C. Be consistent with your policies and alter some draconian policies you seem to think 'help' the business D. Treat people with respect and know your role. You are a security guard at a youth baseball field, not the secret service conducting security sweeps for a foreign dignitary I am hoping that we never play at this facility ever again; however, if we do, I sure do hope they have implemented new, more visitor friendly policies and that their fields have been properly renovated and made safer.

Hi everyone can't wait to kick this season off. The Las Vegas Outlaws will sure to have a lot fun…read moreplaying with new friends

I recently played in a Clubwaka league. Between the gentleman running the league and the league…read moreitself it was a terrible experience. It was unorganized and there was inconsistencies every week. We paid $150 per player only to get shirts halfway through the season. When they finally arrived the sizes were incorrect for multiple ppl and there was not a clear way to correct it. The commissioner was inept and seems to care more about encouraging ppl to drink rather than make sure the games could be played efficiently and fairly. I will never sign up through this league again.

This volleyball club is dynamite! Literally. We are so over mean, angry coaches who yell at the…read moreplayers and make unreasonable demands. We're tired of browbeaten players who feel insecure and uncomfortable with their team. It doesn't have to be like that. Dynamite's Coach Katie showed us a whole new world of successful volleyball. She works with the players with positivity and love. Dynamite Volleyball Club is a family where the players become super close and support each other. They are coached with high expectations, but are given room to grow. They play high quality volleyball in competitive tournaments and they WIN. Go Dynamite!

From the owner: Playing volleyball has never been so much fun! Dynamite…read moreVolleyball club offers experienced coaches and competitive teams in a positive environment. Tryouts for the 22-23 season start July 23. See you there!

I have only ever been here for wrestling. It's A-OK. Nothing special, it's normally a roller hockey…read morearena. The ladies taking the entry fee were super nice and they stamp your hand if you need to run to your car etc. The first time I came here it was chilly that night here in Vegas it was about 46 and I had to run back to the car because it was about 46 inside. My friend's husband is a pro wrestler with Adrenaline Unleashed and so hubby and I went to check out the action. $7 with a current flyer or $9 without. Not bad. They do have a snack bar because I saw it near the restrooms. Not sure, but people were carrying around nachos, popcorn, and sodas. I'm sure they were getting them there. I did notice there is an upstairs area that people were dancing and partying. I could see them through the windows that look out over the rink. From what we gathered is that there is an area upstairs to host parties. It looked like tonight they had a line dancing birthday party. :) The ring is setup on the left side of the roller rink and they had plenty of chairs setup on three sides of the ring. Props, ring, stage etc were setup by the organization and the chairs were the rinks supply. Take note that in the light chill of the Vegas winter and the heat of the Vegas summer...this huge rink is not climate controlled. They do have a HUGE warehouse ceiling fan and my friend said they use that during the summer sometimes.

If any venue is in need of an extreme makeover, it's this place. Located in the same plaza as Lotus…read moreof Siam, this place is a dump -- and that's an understatement. They don't even try to make it look decent. There's broken crap everywhere, ranging from destroyed pieces of drywall, broken tables, chairs, insulation scattered about... it's a fucking mess. The reason I stopped by was to see a friend perform in a WWE-style pro wrestling match for the Adrenaline Unleashed group (http://www.adrenaline-unleashed.com/). The event itself was lots of fun, plus it was cheap -- only about $5 per person. It makes you appreciate the hard work, dedication, and precision of the performers in the WWE. No, really, I mean that. It looks dangerous and you'd never catch me doing that. I'd give the wrestling match good marks, but the venue... no way. The venue sucks.