New ownership . Great sports center for the kiddos but horrific at communication…read more Location - strong PASS. I don't know anyone that lives in alameda so it feels like a headache to get to and I wish something like this existed elsewhere in the east bay. I love their sports programs if you're willing to pay $$ - otherwise you can always contact your city for local sports clubs for the youth . MY city sucks and there isn't a lot to do for the toddlers so I'm investing out of pocket for Sejm and soccer. This center hosts the Lil Kickers Soccer club and you can enroll kids each season (every 12 weeks) as young as 18months . I love that the groups are split by ages, it's something busy for my kid to do weekly , and the cost includes the uniform which is adorable. They have classes daily at various times so there are a lot of options . There is a karate or judo program upstairs and the main center also hosts basketball practice for older kids maybe 5 and up. Many of the coaches seem decent. Ours is a school teacher but probably not the friendliest for dealing with 2/3 year olds. Not mean at all but def talks to them as if they're older . Toddlers need a little more warmth. But who cares- at this age it's parent mandated participation so you're there the whole time The bad : it's notoriously hard to get in contact t with anyone who works here. Like who operated this place? Where is there office if you have questions and/or want to pre register? They don't answer the phone or return voicemails . I have emailed and it took FOREVER. I paid online and the online system SUCKS so it was unclear what I paid for since it doesn't reflect the program /class I registered my kid for. The online system need rot changes and include inform such as registration confirmation, your kids' class schedule, the name of the coach, and other Contact info.... Until they do this there needs to be a clear point of contact for us first time parents

This was for the lil' kickers morning class. I wanted to share my disappointing experience with the…read morefront desk, coach, and overall program. We checked in at approximately 10:45am. Little to no direction was given other than letting us know where to go and who the coach would be for the session. When I signed up it told me Alex would be leading the class but the front desk let us know they were on vacation and Nala (apologies if I misspelled their name) was covering. Being the first class, I expected a short tour or more of an in depth conversation about what to expect. This did not happen. We sat at the small bleachers outside the indoor field as the first class was finishing up. Once that class was over we waited our turn. Coach Nala started to clean up and put everything away. At first I thought this was odd but figured maybe they have to use specific equipment for each class. She made eye contact with me several times, I smiled, but did not say anything. I took my daughter to the bathroom and noticed Nala and the girl at the front desk were talking. We then walked back to where we were seated, once again passing the desk. A few more minutes passed, so I went up to the front desk to ask when class would start. The front desk girl then tells me "oh yeah sorry it's canceled today". At no point did she or the coach think that it would be a good idea to come over and let us know. I asked her why I wasn't notified. She explained it must've been because I was on a free trial that we weren't alerted. I then asked why I received 1) a confirmation text and 2) email asking me to confirm and fill out forms. Both of which allowed me to do so, not giving an error message or notice regarding the cancellation. She said she wasn't sure but I shouldn't have been able to book the class in the first place. I calmly let her know that this was disappointing, that my daughter was really looking forward to it, and that this will affect my decision to sign her up here. She told me "she doesn't know what to do and that she could I guess sign us up for another day". Overall, this experience was very disappointing. I took time off of work to take her. For parents, our time is valuable and when I sign my child up for something, I hope that my time is respected as I respect the program and its staff. The staff were unprofessional and unhelpful. I won't be signing my daughter up (or my son, for that matter) and will also share with fellow parents our experience.

Decent soccer field in Main st. There are two fields here - one big and another small. Grass field,…read morenot well maintained. Big one seems to be the better one, Small one on which we played had a lot of rough patches and grass missing. The goals are also not in the best shape - the nets are torn off. Parking is limited and small too. If you have a bigger vehicle, like van, it will be pretty hard to park and reverse when the lot is full. Good thing about the field is there are some stands where spectators can watch the game.

A couple friends threw a wonderful event and I also got to meet baron davis which was really cool…read moreespecially being a long time warriors fan. There was about 2000 people and a lot of food trucks and vendors

Costumer service was great! Found MEXICO jerseys a for today's game! MEXICO VS SOUTH KOREA! they…read morehave a few left, get them while you can!

I have been here about 4 times to size and pick up soccer uniforms for my son. They were super…read morehelpful and accommodating at every visit. They did not try sell extra items. In fact, I was persuaded not to get anything extra. Love this place!

Score is for Girls Academy and Coach Kiki and Coaches Kat and Sid. They create an amazing,…read moreinclusive space for girls of skills and abilities. It's all about the kids and their growth. It's positive and joyful. My duaghter has gone from not being able to hit the backboard to making tons of baskets, from bouncing the ball of her foot to lapping the gym. Theres a real attitude of "keep trying and you'll get better" that permeates Girls Academy. I high recommend it for any girl!

Coach Antoine McKinzie and coach Stephanie at the Alameda facility are excellent at teaching…read morebasketball skills, and helping the kids develop a sense of pride and accomplishment for the skills they learn. Coach McKinzie creates and maintains a disciplined and structured environment, that is always fun and challenging for the kids. More impressive is that coach McKinzie does an excellent job providing positive reinforcement by balancing both praise and corrective exercise when teaching skills. Our 9 yr old son has been attending Triple Threat for a little over a year now, and coach McKinzie and the Triple Threat program has definitely had a positive impact on our son. The Triple Threat Academy has not only improved our son's basketball skills and understanding of the game, but it has also helped improve his appreciation for earning positive results and improvements through hard work. We have recommended the program to other parents and will continue to do so.

The College of Alameda soccer fields are in the City of Alameda, behind the College, which is at…read morethe intersection of Atlantic Avenue (aka Appezzato Memorial Parkway) and Webster Street. From the Webster St. entrance to Alameda, stay in the right lane as you go through the tunnel. Take the first right turn just after you leave the tunnel - this is Mariners Square Dr. Immediately turn left into the campus. The soccer fields and parking are on your right. Bring two quarters to buy a parking permit. The campus police may ticket cars without permits.

Such a beautiful, charming park. Two things our little person loves, besides flights and hotels, is…read morewater and the park. We did both. Right door, to the left of the park, is the beach. We made our way over so our daughter could play. The park itself is spans with grassy areas to sit, picnic tables, a separate swing set from the main park, a basketball court, a baseball field, and then there is the enclosed playground located off the street. The playground area included a swing set, sand pit with a playhouse, a smaller kids play structure and bigger kids play structure. The bigger kids play structure was composed of many individual play pieces for climbing, sliding, hanging, flipping, twisting, interacting with and resting. It was pretty cool! Our daughter enjoyed herself. There were three benches inside the play area with limited shade, if any. Squirrels were out looking for food and will stop in front of you if they think you have food. They ran through the park freely. Parking is street unless you walk over from the beach's parking lot ($5 fee). The streets are busy so be careful crossing.

Surprised to be a dedicated baseball field next to the tennis courts. looks well maintained. though…read moremarked "closed" on google, there's definitely someone on the field playing baseball. parking available nearby.