Just came from a birthday party and it was so fun! High…read moreground is king. Recommend jeans and maybe a long sleeve shirt with light gloves! Doesn't hurt too bad but the wrist and hand you'll feel haha. Great for events or large groups. Not sure about other experiences. Also Jack is amazing!! Thank you Jack!!

Just had sons birthday there. The staff went out of their way to make the event a success. Great…read morefacilities and felt as if our group was the only group in the place on a beautiful and busy Saturday afternoon!!!!

A player wearing Aaron's jersey, (The owner of vintage) pulled a players mask off and grabbed the…read moresame player by the throat. The guy wearing Aaron's Jersey was allowed to continue participating in the Halloween Paintball Event. The refs were very slow to intervene in such a critical situation. Huge safety concern when a player is allowed to physically grab other players.

Beautiful location with lots of fields to play and friendly helpful staff. Quality rental gear…read more Grab a friend or family member and head out on the weekends for some public play. You will have a wonderful time!

Took a night time stroll around Bryant park in uptown. I thought it was a nice open park with…read morereally unique art displays wrapped around the community center and some art installations centered around the playground. Playground is modern and up to date as well as a nice and clean half court basketball court. Nice large open field to run around or play some games in.

Pros: Jungle gym for…read moresitting. Wading pool for wading. Grassy fields for games in the summer. Sidewalk all the way around for strolling/jogging. Converts into two relatively vacant ice rinks in the wintertime: One for Minnesotans to play hockey on and one for skating-impaired Californians (me) and small children to fall upon. MUST SEE: The "Ballerina-Baller": http://www.yelp.com/biz/ballerina-baller-minneapolis Cons: Bryant Square Park isn't actually a square.

My review is strictly based off of the donation shelf provided by North Dale Community Recreation…read moreCenter and the city of Saint Paul November 2025. For those who were impacted by SNAP benefits being removed temporarily, my work team found varying donation centers to contribute non-parishable items towards with North Dale being our first stop. I was shocked at the community center as it was extremely clean, had a giant parking lot and friendly staff who greeted us opón arrival. Living in close proximity to the center, I never knew it existed. I look forward to learning what programs and activities are offered online. Thank you for being in the community!!

My whole family loves all the affordable classes offered here and especially the playground.read more

This is a really nice sports complex! Golf, soccer, lax, baseball! It has it all!…read more The bleachers at the baseball fields are really nice with some umbrellas in between for shade or light rain protection. The grass and infield are well taken care of. It's a little tricky to find it...driving through the park and ride lot to find the road to the older kid's baseball field. There's only portable bathrooms. Since it takes forever to get anywhere else since this complex is nestled between historic Fort Snelling and the airport. You could take the light rail to the Fort Snelling stop but you'd have to walk 3-4 blocks to get to the ballfields. The old buildings from the fort are quite photogenic and fun to take pictures of until the game starts. You can hear the roar of the crowd, the roar of interstate traffic, and the roar of the planes overhead! Still a really nice complex to meet all of your sporting needs super close to the cities.

WOW. WOW. WOW. There's simply nothing like this!…read more The photos tell much more of a story than my words, and the photos don't even do it justice. This is one of the most magical things we did last year - I can't wait for this year (and can't believe it took me this long to finally go!) HOT TIP: It gets busier the later it gets into the night, but don't worry - the sun sets early so you'll still see plenty if you go in the earliest group! We felt like we hacked the system getting right in - as we walked out, we saw a huuuuge line forming. GO EARLY! Plus, going early means you get much better parking spots and have space to walk around and enjoy. So many pumpkins, expertly carved, with absolute masterpieces on each one! It's truly a spectacle and sight to behold. I will be recommending to anyone who will listen as Halloween season approaches this year!

I've always wanted to do this and finally got to this year due to getting free tickets from a…read moreprofessional event, I definitely would not dish out the big bucks for this but I loved it ($25ish per person, then $10 for parking and $6+ for drinks). We went on a Saturday so it was real busy with families, pretty crowded but folks respect the walk for the most part as they send you in timed groups.

When you look at all-time MLS tables, Minnesota United FC stands in the bottom third of the…read moreleague's 30 teams. That said, Minnesota is also a relatively-new MLS team. The team's first season was in 2017. I think the team has gradually improved since that time, finishing in the semifinals in both the 2020 MLS is Back Tournament and the 2020 MLS Cup Playoffs. Minnesota's 2020 team lost, 3-2, to the Seattle Sounders in the Western Conference Finals. Despite not making it to the final game, Minnesota's Kevin Molino ended up as the top goalscorer in the 2020 playoffs with 4 goals. Christian Ramirez is the team's all-time top goalscorer with 74 goals scored during his time with the team from 2014 to 2018. However, most of those goals were scored during Minnesota's time in the North American Soccer League (NASL), not MLS. If you count MLS-era goals only, Darwin Quintero owns the team record with 27 goals scored between 2018 and 2019. Robin Lod and Emmanuel Reynoso are the guys to keep your eyes on these days. And speaking of the MLS era, Adrian Heath, who came over from Orlando City SC, has been the team's coach every season so far. Good for the Loons for sticking by Heath for five seasons now. Since the stadium's opening in 2019 (Minnesota's third season), the team has played in Allianz Field in downtown St. Paul. Allianz Field was designed specifically for Minnesota United. Similar to my favorite MLS team, Atlanta United, Minnesota United spent some time in a college football stadium while its current stadium was being built. In Minnesota's case, the team spent its first two seasons calling TCF Bank Stadium, now known as Huntington Bank Stadium, home. Huntington Bank Stadium is the home field of the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers football team. Visit the following link to see a map of parking options around Allianz Stadium (card only, cash not accepted): https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/minnesota-united-fc-golden-valley?select=6aDUGw6MY9L_zGRJ7zNoQA. You can purchase single-game parking passes up to 3 hours before kickoff of any Minnesota United game via SeatGeek: https://seatgeek.com/minnesota-united-fc-tickets/parking.

This review is solely based off of picking up a prize pack that I won via Yelp. Ironically, it…read moreappears the sales team sits in Golden Valley when the matches are played in Saint Paul. Regardless, the parking lot is massive and shared with other businesses in the area. The entire building felt fresh and clean and I even experienced cleaners vacuuming the elevator as I arrived. While I am not 100% sure what all happens in this space, I am vouching that it really gave off great fan engagement solely based on the sweet MNUFC marketing across the walls. There is a front desk and if you ring the bell, an admin will greet you to get you what you seek.

FIRST! WAHOO! Dear…read moreSoccer Blast, First, I'm mad at you. Where the F were you in the mid 80's when I was hauling my ass to the NSC in Blaine for ODP practice every freaking weekend? You are literally situated less than a mile from my childhood home, which makes this like some cruel joke. That said, you're the best indoor soccer facility in the Twin Cities (and I've played at them all). You give folks the opportunity to play indoor or outdoor, single sex or co-ed and on various levels from beginner to competitive. Your refs (especially Forrester and TJ) are the kind of caliber you don't typically get in rec leagues, which is as valuable as the convenient location and above-average facility, in my opinion. If you like old-school boards, they've got 2 of those. Gone is the Astroturf of yesterday. You can even play in your regular cleats on this pitch. Same goes for the indoor/outdoor field (domed from October-May). You'll never play on regular grass again. As loyal Burnsville-ite (Burnsvillian?) you give people a reason besides Buck Hill to come south of the river. Go Beaver Fever! Love, Holly

Anything that gives people an outlet to stay active in the deep cold winter in Minnesota deserves…read morefive stars in my book. I have been to Soccer Blast more times than I can count as my daughter has played soccer in Minnesota from the time she was six years old--she is 23 and still plays...so I have spent many an hour on the bleachers at Soccer Blast during the winter on Saturdays and Sundays...I am thankful that places like this exist and indoor soccer is a whole different game than full field outdoor but it really gives kids a chance to work on foot skills and passing..