The best venue I've been too since moving the capital region. This baseball park is especially…read moregreat for kids....

I already reviewed the Joseph Bruno stadium separately, so I guess this is a review of the baseball…read moreteam itself. We saw a game recently where they got an early 4-0 lead and maintained it through the end. The team was professional and a lot of fun to watch. Sure, this is minor league, but it means something to these players. The mascot, "Southpaw," really seemed to enjoy his job. He interacted with the fans throughout the game and spent lots of time taking pictures and picking on the Yankees fans. I really should get here more to watch baseball, as it is a cheap way to have an enjoyable evening out.

Not a walk in place and only an appointment only. No information about it and gives you the…read moreimpression that you can just come to the place and enjoy. When called informed that you need to call 3 to 5 days in advance and it's a private party. So much for going to there on a whim. Don't get fooled and waste your time waiting for it to open. Also it's a cash only. So be careful.

Having been to a few go-cart tracks I was pretty excited to try this one. It's not too often you…read morefind one with an overpass such as this one. I would say due to the cart speed/responsiveness the track is best suited for kids and teenagers. Be advised, cash only, $10 per driver.

Such a fun place for families, visitors, locals...all! Beautiful environment and awesome owners!…read moreGreat prices too!

Oneonta Sports Park was amazing! Our Team was in town for the tournament at Allstar Village, and…read moreour son had his birthday while we were in town. So, we decided to have an outing with our team at Oneonta Sports Park. All of the boys had a great time, Mini Golf, Frisbee Golf, Football Golf, and a driving range! the owners were very accommodating and helpful. Definitely would recommend this place!

What the hell do I know about soccer? And yet, for one season, I was a coach for a team of eleven…read moreyear-olds, essentially defined as mashed potatoes with legs and destructive tendencies. However, it was very enjoyable. The team mostly consisted of kids whose parents wouldn't even stop the car, just letting the kids roll out as they drove away. One kid wore a porkpie hat and kept a toothpick in his mouth during practices. Another could scream at such a high pitch that dolphins went deaf. Some were HULK SMASH everything in sight. Others were face-magnets for soccer balls. And a couple were actually rather earnest about playing. Halfway through the season, though, they gelled as a group, and commenced winning against their rival team. Even I benefited, once completing three jumping jacks while leading a warmup. Parents began showing up to cheer on their kids, and even participated in a kid vs. parent game one memorable and almost tender practice night. One the last day of the season, my team raided the coolers and tote bags of their rival team's parents, walking away with sodas in their cargo pants and candy and treats scooped up in their shirts. When confronted, one kid said, "You don't understand. This stuff to us is like beer to you." "Gin," I had to remind him. AYS is really a fantastic venue for kids in the Albany area, and my team was definitely an anomaly. Parents should check out the website and support this excellent city-sponsored resource. It costs next to nothing, and you can even coach.

We've come here for a couple of indoor soccer tournaments so we know the place well. It is huge and…read moreduring the winter yes it'll be a little cold inside but nothing that your jacket and gloves won't fix because I expect that you were going to be wearing that stuff anyway during the colder months. They have a food option once you get inside and they even have a little bit of entertainment, arcade games. But the fields are in good condition the seating area is great so I think that this would be a great place if you want to host a tournament or if you are trying to check in advance because your tournament will be played there.

Standard superdome/sportsdome complex. Much larger than I expected from the outside. The turf is…read morepretty worn down and in not great shape. Maybe this is why they are very strict that you must wear turf, shoes or sneakers, no cleats. The walls are pretty murky and looks like the place has not been cleaned in years. Make sure you bring a blanket or coat. They do have bleachers to sit, which is nice as many domes I've been and do not have that option and you have to bring your own chair or just stand. They also have a nice concession stand area that serves pretty decent food and beer if you are craving an alcoholic beverage.

It's a huge place for kid gymnasts. They have a toddler gymnastics class. I believe the instructors…read moreare patient, professional, happy and helpful with children. I got to meet the owner himself, Andy. Him and Mrs. Caruso (I believe his wife) were very supportive and encouraging to the children. This was my first time in there, so since the schedule is once a week, I will be eyeing them very intently for the quality of their training.