I take my 2 year old here for the Tots class. She loves it and I love that they work on basic…read moreskills and make it fun. No games or scrimmages at this age. The staff is extremely friendly! I do feel that they are a bit unorganized sometimes as the class times on the website do not match up with the actual times. That is what is keeping this from being a 5 star review. The facility is super nice and the state of the art. It could be better lit in my opinion, but not a big deal. There is a concession stand and fields of all sizes. You can also watch from an upstairs viewing area and there are private individual training areas to work on those skills. There is one full size field outside that is turf as well. Parking is easy here although it can get crowded and you may have to walk a bit.

The facility seems to be pretty well kept at first glance but you can sometimes find trash…read morelingering on the ground. There's almost always at least four teenage workers at the feint desk that seem more interested in doing Buzzfeed quizzes on the computer or checking their phone than greeting and assisting customers. For the last two games that I've attended, the refs weren't able to get the scoreboard to work. Overall, pretty disorganized and workers seem to leave their customer service at home.

We have had an amazing experience with FSA. I am actually in Plano but moved 3 of my kids to FSA…read moredue to difficulties with PSA. My daughter had an amazing 3 seasons with FSA and transferred to club soccer with her entire team . My boys have now played 3 seasons also with the same team and love that the teams tend to stay together .

Used to be good when we started, now its over crowded, no organization and referees that dont even…read moreunderstand the games rules!

After a month of 2026 FIFA World Cup soccer (oops football) in Canada, US and Mexico we were…read moreoverdue for a visit. Drove by many many times and promised selves to stop one day. Lot to learn and appreciate how soccer started in USA and eventually became part of the international football competition to include Olympics. Several interactive things to try your athletic abilities in kicking ball, block shot, heading etc. Overall reminded me how simple and basic my high school soccer experience was in 1960s for two seasons. If friend/family members has ever played this is insightful visit.

Went to visit during our short trip and had a great time! They offered a scavenger hunt to earn a…read moremini soccer ball prize which made it interesting for the kids and adults. We had a good time exploring and learning about the history of soccer. They had interactive games and facial recognition technology to cater the tour to your interests. Unfortunately, the field was off limits which would've made the experience even more amazing. Overall, we had a great day.

Pros- Very friendly staff, met possibe connections in regards to soccer acadamy for my son…read moreCons- paid $50 for my sons summer league & he played with a team of kids that never played ( yo their credit, i was told that) but all the game's were against Acadamy teams, 1 of which were like a bunch of 7 year old Neymar's & Messi's I think we were out scored 100-10 in ten games

Service is awful, product is unacceptable, and professionalism is weak…read more Placed an order on a thursday and they told me it would be ready the following wednesday which worked out fine since I had the big event planned that I needed the shirts for friday. Wednesday rolls around. Go to pick up the shirts and the lettering is folded over onto each other and not spaced correctly. Need less to say I did not have all the merchandise I needed for the event on friday. Don't use this place for your custom wear. There are so many other places around that are better priced and Soooooo much faster to complete work.

Went to Toyota Stadium for an FC Dallas game and had a great experience. One thing I really liked…read morewas that there's plenty of parking available around the stadium, which made getting in and out pretty easy. The food inside was good, although the options were a little limited when I went since they're currently doing construction to add more seats and shaded areas. Even with that going on, the stadium still has a great vibe. It's a smaller, more intimate stadium. I'm excited to come back and see how everything looks once the renovations are finished!

This is an intimate venue, the seats are wide enough to sit comfortably. Plenty of food and drink…read more options. Plenty of bathrooms. Lines were reasonable. They are in the process of updating because you can tell things need to be updated. Seats section 123 are hot to sit in sun blasting on you. Parking was easy and it's around nice area to do additional eating and drinking or stay the night.

10/10 Definitely…read morethe best part of FC Dallas and everybody is super nice. Nothing really bad about it

We ordered a soccer jersey for my grandson's birthday on June 29th. It is now August 24th and the…read morejersey never left the store. The tracking information says that a label has been created but the package has not been given to UPS. That has been the status for the past 6 weeks. No phone number to call. Emails go unanswered. Buyer beware. Who knows if I will ever see the jersey. Quite disturbing.

I just wanted you all to know in working recently on a group event, Maria Adarme from your Premium…read moreMembership Dept. is a big asset to your team. She really helped us alot, in making for a great "fan event" at this past Wednesday nights FC Dallas game. Marty Bitter Fort Worth TX

A great way to spend the evening with my grandson - watching an FC Dallas game! The players are…read moregreat and many times come up to the kiddos after the game to sign something. Always a good experience!

Typical Field House. Open gyms, spacious, concessions had a variety of food…read more Staff could have been more helpful. Needed to find a trainer or a massage gun, none were available for use.

I normally do not write negative reviews, especially about a facility where our volleyball teams…read morehave played for the past three years, but the change we have seen at Frisco Fieldhouse has been extremely disappointing. Two or three years ago, I would have described the Fieldhouse as a very professional organization. There seemed to be a genuine emphasis on sportsmanship, accountability, fair competition, and maintaining the integrity of recreational sports. Coaches and teams were expected to follow the rules, and there appeared to be very little tolerance for cheating. Unfortunately, that is no longer the experience we have had. Over the last year in particular, the culture has changed drastically. From our perspective, the focus seems to have shifted away from maintaining a fair recreational sports program and more toward simply collecting league fees and filling teams. Last season, we began noticing teams stacking their rosters and using players who were not consistent with the rosters we had competed against. We brought our concerns directly to Fieldhouse staff. What shocked me was being told that there was essentially nothing they could do unless we paid a $50 roster-check fee. Think about that for a moment. We are already paying to participate in a recreational league, yet if we believe another team may be violating roster rules, we have to pay an additional $50 just to have the Fieldhouse verify whether its own league rules are being followed. Why should coaches and parents have to pay extra to protect the integrity of the league? We eventually had an incident involving what we believed was clear roster manipulation, and we even provided video evidence to staff. Despite that, we felt our concerns were largely dismissed and nothing meaningful was done. I have personally attempted to contact Cole Fimbel regarding concerns about the direction of the sports programs and the decline in accountability. Other coaches have told me they have experienced similar difficulty getting responses. Yet emails promoting upcoming seasons continue to arrive regularly while the cost of participating in these recreational leagues continues to increase. That disconnect is frustrating. There is also growing concern among coaches about favoritism and potential conflicts of interest because some individuals involved with these programs also have relationships with other sports organizations or schools. Whether intentional or not, when complaints are not addressed consistently, it creates the appearance that certain teams or organizations receive different treatment. The officiating has also become increasingly inconsistent. Everyone understands that referees will miss calls -- that is part of sports. But consistency, professionalism, and accountability should still be expected when families are paying to participate. What is perhaps most disappointing is watching longtime teams leave. There were several volleyball teams we looked forward to playing every season, and over time we noticed many of them had moved their programs to PSA or elsewhere. Unfortunately, PSA was not a practical option for us because most of our players live close to the Fieldhouse, so we continued trying to make it work. After this summer, however, we decided we were done. This summer was our final season playing volleyball at Frisco Fieldhouse. That decision was not made because we lost games. We have won and lost plenty over the years, and that is part of sports. It was made because we no longer had confidence that the rules would be enforced consistently or that legitimate concerns from coaches would be taken seriously. Recreational sports should be about giving kids an opportunity to compete, develop, and enjoy the game in a fair environment. Coaches should not have to investigate opposing rosters, produce video evidence, repeatedly contact administrators, and then be asked to pay another $50 just to have league rules verified. I sincerely hope the Fieldhouse takes the criticism from coaches and families seriously and works toward restoring the professionalism and integrity that made this facility enjoyable several years ago. Unfortunately, based on our experience over the past year, we could no longer justify bringing our teams back.