I've been coming here for a few years. After the renovations this is one of the nicest and largest…read moreoutdoor community pool in Burlington. There's a splash pad for the kiddies with lots of slides and a huge dumping water bucket. The pool is quite large separated with a shallow end for the younger kids and 4 tiny water dumping buckets. There also a shall end and a deep end. To keep the kids occupied they have 2 diving boards and a rock climbing wall where you can jump into the pool after climbing up to the top. The pool is clean and the change rooms are also clean. There are lots of lifeguards on duty and the kids can do swim tests. You can make reservations online on burlington swim website or pay in person. It's $3.15 for residents not sure what it cost for non-residents. For residents you can also book online a lot earlier. Right now with Covid restrictions there's only 2 hour swim time slots. Such a nice outdoor pool in Burlington!!

This place is absolutely SO FUN! The staff was so patient…read moreand give really thorough walk-through. There are games for all ages. From the zombie shooting games (adults), to fishing game and picking fruits (kids), they're all super fun. So interactive. It was all laughs and excitement. Would highly recommend anyone who hasn't tried VR gaming.

From the owner: Another World VR Gaming Arena in Burlington offers the most exciting free-roam, multiplayer VR…read moreGames for ages 6 years and over. Perfect for date nights, birthday parties, celebrations, corporate and team building, or just fun with friends and family! Full-catered, Done-For-You, Private birthday and team party booking available that guarantees you and your group have the entire VR arena all to yourselves. Choose between collaborative experiences, where you'll strategize and conquer challenges together, or go head-to-head in exhilarating player-vs-player competitions. With a variety of games available—from spine-chilling horror encounters and intense action-packed shooter battles to thrilling adventure quests—there’s something for everyone at Another World VR Arena. Ready for your next-level VR adventure? Book now, gather your friends and family, and get ready to escape reality. Experience the best virtual reality entertainment Burlington has to offer, only at Another World VR Arena!

Ok this place was so much fun!!!…read more This is like a life sized, Mario party mini games recreation (in my mind anyways). Before you arrive, you need to sign a waiver since it involves a lot of physical activity. Then when you sign in you are giving a wristband to play the games and a wristband for a locker if needed. The building is a bunch of separate rooms and each room has a different set up which holds a few different types of games that are possible to be played. You check into a room by tapping your wristband at the front of it. And then get to select which game you'd like to play on a screen outside the room. The people playing inside will be notified to leave the room once their current level is completed (whether successfully or not). The set up is quite well done and you never feel like you're waiting a long time for a room or getting kicked out often of the rooms you're playing in. I felt like a kid again, running around playing all kinds of fun, cooperative games. And as I looked around I noticed people of all ages were there. Good ol' family fun. I will be back again!

I was there for an hour or so with a group from work and we had a great time! I'm the oldest in the…read moregroup at 63, and having had two knee replacements and a need of shoulder surgery, a few of the activities were strenuous, but nothing was impossible and it was all fun. You can play games competing as individuals with your own scores and ranks or you can compete as a team in each of the activities. We did a little bit of both and I could see how either approach would work just fine.

I caught a Brantford 99ers game here one night when I was passing through to run the Hamilton…read moreMarathon. The facility is top-notch and one of the best that I've seen in southern Ontario. The main rink has lots of chair-back seating and is more than enough for the crowds that minor hockey typically draws. The production of the game itself was pretty good, not unlike any junior or lower-level minor hockey game. The price of admission ($10) is more than fair for an evening of entertainment. There were concessions available outside in the large lobby area, but I didn't test anything out this time. Parking is plentiful and there are several entrances on all sides of the building. If you park at the wrong entrance for the program you're attending, you could be in for a long walk. All in all, a gem of a facility that Brantford should be proud of. If you're in need of something to do, a 99ers game is definitely worth your while.

I was very impressed with this outfit, from the size of the complex to the multitude of things they…read moreoffered inside. We didn't have enough time to enjoy it all, but it was worth the visit! We saw at least two rinks (of course!), a sporting goods store, at least one restaurant, and also lots of wide open, brightly lit spaces. The service we got at this location was good. I would love it if we had the occasion to go back! A very nice place.

I had the opportunity to see my Grandson play hockey today at this community arena!…read more It is a beautiful facility with multiple arenas, walking track, snack bar and upper level viewing area. It was great that I was able to sit in the players bench area and see the little man impress Grandpa!

I attended an Ateez Concert during their first tour in Canada in 2022. They happened to be my first…read moreconcert. It was really loud and really fun. I would be suggesting wearing some ear plugs. The arena was a little out of the way for me as I don't normally go to Hamilton. I usually go to Toronto for concerts and other events (for context). Everything was well organized. Entering and finding my seat was fine. Lines were long which typical for concerts and large events.

My best friend gave me tickets to see the Toronto Rock host the Georgia Swarm at this venue…read moretonight. I took my sweetie who has never ever watched a lacrosse game. It was an uneventful QEW drive to/from Hamilton, which is unusual. I lucked out on street parking because someone pulled out of a spot 100 metres from the stadium. I happened to be there to add a loonie to the meter since there was time remaining and paid parking ends at 6 p.m. Like all sporting venues during an event, hordes of fans, a beehive of activity from lineups for washrooms, alcohol, snacks or memorabilia, to just trying to find your seats. It's all good! Too bad lady luck didn't smile for the home team this evening. Attendance logged in at 8,841. Note to all: no outside drinks or food allowed upon entry.

This is a cute little arena nestled in a residential neighbourhood. It has ice all year around and…read morea handy schedule that can be accessed via the City of Burlington website. They have public skates for a low fee ($0 to about $4), shinny for all different age groups, and lessons. You can register your spot online which is highly recommended if you're going to do one of the popular times for shinny. There was a good amount of parking even during the busier public skate at 8pm. I was surprised to see electric vehicle chargers there. The inside was clean and bright. The floors were all lined with skate friendly flooring. There were 4 change rooms and a bench outside the rink for you to put your skates on. The skate was well run. There was an area with pylons blocked off from the blue line for toddlers who were learning how to skate. The rest of the rink was for the public. There was music being played over speakers which made it a pleasant experience. There were also a few skate patrol personnel that were checking up on folks that had fallen and trying to control skaters that were going the wrong way or skating dangerously. The skate was listed as being from 7-8pm but we were asked to leave the ice 10 minutes before 8pm, probably to resurface the ice for the next group. Make sure to get there early so you get the max amount of skate time in!

The home of the Guelph Royals is a gem of a stadium in the Intercounty Baseball League. Ticket…read moreprices are a reasonable $10, and once you get inside the stadium you have a few seating choices: several bleachers next to the home and away dugouts, bringing your own chair and sitting in the grass down the first base foul line, or in a covered seating area behind home plate (which is a lifesaver during a hot summer day). Game presentation is high quality, on par with the typical minor league experience. If you're in Guelph, or anywhere close by, it's worth the drive out to catch a game.

First time visiting this community Center. I like it's cleaness and convenient next to the Libery…read more However, when my friend bought tickets for the hot tub, and we were informed the the tub was not open due to water testing for every 2 hours. It was cold while we were waiting for their completing the water testing outside of hot tub because we had to wet our hair and swim suit prior according to the requirement. It was a little disappointed for this experience today. Will not come back.

My three kids, ages fourteen, ten, and eight, all love going to the Community Centre . All never…read morewant to leave. My ten and eight year old did have to take a swim test every time they came even though they could swim. You can also pop into the hot tub whenever if you have a wristband. My kids enjoy going on the waterslide and I enjoy chilling in the hot tub. I really think this is a great experience for all ages.