Overall a good experience, but i do have two pieces of constructive criticism…read more 1. Break up into multiple groups and have multiple games running at the same time! --- There were roughly 70 people on the day I went. Meaning we played 35 v 35 (respawn) for the bulk of the matches. Id suggest talking a chunk of those players to a different field to play a different game type (perhaps 6v6 no respawn, ect ect). All it costs the company is paying 1 extra ref, and then players could get more variation. 35 v 35 got old very quick... its tough to make any meaningful plays when the field is that congested. 2. Come up with a better way to identify teams. The skinny red ribbon isn't very good. Perhaps invest in a bunch of thick red velcro arm bands to use instead. This would make it MUCH easier to identify teammates from enemies.

Switching games up and the variety of players that come to the field also I've been playing there…read morefor a few years

great simulator, swing information is great for beginner progression! 24/7 booking is also…read moreconvenient. booths always available late night weekends so I never have issues.

very nice and comfortable indoor golf practice facility for kids and adults to make more practices…read moreand improvements. 5 star experience playing with the RG golf simulator.

Pretty good driving range for the North Shore. Yes there are better in the lower mainland but on…read morethe North Shore this is the best. Although on Monday and Fridays you can use the Seymour Golf Club driving range but they are semi private and much more expensive for a bucket of balls. There is also another driving range in the North Shore called Seymour Creek but hitting their balls is like hitting rocks in a demilitarized zone. Takaya balls are pretty good. There is a mix of brand new and older balls (all Top Flight I think). There is also a mix of mats and hitting surfaces. The price is average, 7 bucks for 75 balls. There are bonus times where you get 90 for the same price. Look out for Groupon or living social deals. Often you can get 10 buckets for 30 dollars. Make sure to load your groupon/living social deals onto a loyalty card (unless you want to carry a ton of paper slips). Practice facility is a joke. But again on the Northshore that's the best you can get. (unless you go to Seymour Golf Club on a Monday/Friday public day). Our kids love the minigolf. Price is pretty decent for an hour of fun. Staff is usually an unenthusiastic teenager. Sometimes the owner is there and he is really nice. Also some of the instructors seem really nice.

This Mount Seymour-area driving range is definitely the best in the District of North Vancouver --…read morebut that's not saying much. The prices area great ($6.50 for 90 balls) but the mats can be hit and miss, the service is generally rendered by unenthusiastic teens, and their chipping and putting surface is too fast. The two greens have an artificial surface that doesn't emulate turf at all. If you've got time to drive over to Eaglequest in Coquitlam, I'd definitely recommend it.

Stuck around as my youngest was attending a birthday party this afternoon from 1-3:30…read more Cloris was my favourite staffer and go-to gal for things like an extra bin for overflow birthday presents, cups for water (and she brought me a stack which I appreciated as forward-thinking because I could leave them for the other parents in our group too), and she was extra patient with my kid when he was choosing a prize with his tickets. For the most part, I really like the systems here that made the party run fairly smoothly. Our party host staffer (didn't catch her name but she had the coolest purple shoes) was super helpful in distributing food, assisting with cake cutting, refilling pitchers, quickly cleaning up after spills and proactively dealing with cupcake leftovers being put in the fridge. Three things I'd maybe suggest could run differently: 1) have coloured wristbands assigned to party rooms so that you can tell instantly who belongs to your party group. Like at one point, we had a random little girl asking for tokens from our party host, and then a little boy just sat himself down at our party table eating food and blending in until our host mom said, "Who is this kid??" And then a minute later his mom found him! The parents thought it was hilarious. The staff also have neon shirts so maybe you can match party host to wristband colours. If this system already exists, I didn't notice and only thought of it now. 2) For bumper car passes and tokens, it would be good if birthday party kids got an allotment with their socks at the start when you sign in at the front desk. The less that parent hosts have to worry about, the better. The thing where each kid signs in and chooses hot dog or pizza is fantastic. Our host mom thought she'd have to take care of that and was relieved not to. 3) For saying goodbye and around retrieving their shoes, that could be the time and location that party hosts can give out their goodie bags. It's just a little awkward that there's no specific place to do that. I appreciated not having to sign a waiver but that's probably not the greatest for the establishment's purposes. I also appreciated not having to pay entry fee as an adult even though I was prepared to pay. But then again, encouraging parents to stay without charging them means they're okay with waiting around for their kid, being around to supervise as opposed to dropping off and leaving, and like one parent I saw, will buy food. Overall, the place seemed clean and with good air flow. The play area is large and there was a garage door open so I felt safe enough not to have to wear a mask which I really liked. The party rooms are large with high ceilings. I usually wear a mask in the classroom because of a low ceiling. It was about half full and there was lots of space for parents to gather at tables and hang out to wait for their kids. I don't know that I'd be back on my own because my oldest might feel too old for the climbing part, but the youngest had a wonderful time.

Ahhhh! What a fun place for some afternoon fun! We took our niece here when visiting family, and…read moreeveryone had tons of fun! We were all able to go through the different gym activities, engaging and interacting with our niece, but also to go down the slides. The only thing we weren't able to do was go on the trampoline park, but part of that is because our little one was too young to understand the concept. Regardless, we had fun and would be back whenever we're in town again!

Lawn Bowling is a really low cost, fun sport for all ages. Kerrisdale has members that represent…read moreevery decade of age (11-80+) so if you think that it is a sport only for senior citizens you are mistaken! If you like curling and bocce, you will find a lot of similarities. Kerrisdale LBC has an excellent bowling green, really nice members, a terrific clubhouse (cheap beer!), excellent coaching and several provincial and national champions in their ranks. It is easily accessible by bus and has a ton of free parking right outside the club. I encourage anyone that would like to try it out to swing by the club and roll a few bowls (free!) to check it out.

The greens are awesome, the members are friendly. The cost is cheap…read more Great place to play, I am a member. This game is not just for the elderly! If you like Curling or Bocce, then you'll like this game.

Great fitness and recreational facilities in downtown Maple Ridge. Opportunities for drop-in…read moreactivities as well as monthly memberships.

Really nice and well equipped fitness centre, and a great pool as well. Staff are friendly and…read morethere's a nice sense of community. I've been here a handful of times, and most recently when I dropped in my visit was cut short after only 15 minutes, so they gave me a free pass for my next visit; that's the kind of thing which 5-star reviews are made of.

Have played several times at Mas Pow Pickleball Club. They have 5 indoor courts along with a…read moreprivate pink court upstairs (10% smaller). A couple of tidbits: - Court bookings are $40/hr (weekdays after 5pm and weekends) or $32/hr (weekdays before 5pm) - Pink court cheaper at $30/hr or $25/hr. Tried it once; more for casual play. Surface plays different - Spacing is tight with the walls on courts 3 and 4 - Open play sessions are $10 (early bird/late night) or $15. Crammed with 6 players per court - Open play and court hour passes only save you a marginal amount. Basically the GST

This course has personality! It's not the prettiest, but it's a chill place that is frequently…read morebusy. Now and then you see beer cans lying around and it does get muddy after the rain. The course is great if you are looking for a challenge. There are a few ponds to get over as well as hanging branches of trees, but the obstacles are the fun part :) They also have rental clubs, balls, as well as snacks and drinks. Lots of free parking in the lot.

First time checking out Rupert Park Pitch & Putt. It's a 18 hole, par-three course (holes ranging…read morefrom 50 yards to 120 yards). We came on a Saturday afternoon (around 2:30pm). Adult green fee is $15.12/person plus putter ($2.36), iron/wedge ($2.36) and golf balls ($2.36). A minimum two club per person rule is enforced. With two golf clubs and two balls, cost is ~$25.00/person. Their prices include all taxes. The course was fun (be aware of hole 3's water hazard). Ideal for beginners. Our group of four shot between +30 to +53. Took about 3 hours to play. Bring your own golf balls because they overcharge/rip you off. 3.5 stars.