Came for a fundraiser for HI. They were kind to let the community organizers use the space. I never…read moreknew about this space before. Really large. Lots of spaces for different types of sports. One side of concessions area was the fundraising food service. And an inner room for vendors. The larger event space for performances. Lots of parking outside. Nice space.

The security staff is so rude. I had an empty Starbucks cup, and the security guard (girl on 2/8/26…read morewith a pony tail and green vest)acted like it was drugs or I was dealing cocaine but nope it was an empty Starbucks cup. It was an EMPTY CUP and she yelled at me to throw it away after I had been in the facility for a hour and half. Why can't I have an empty cup? They sell coffee and people don't have lids on and other people have yeti cups all over. I definitely felt targeted. I was holding onto said cup to recycle it and THE CUP was EMPTY! Seriously she was so rude. I hope I NEVER ever have to come back to this facility ever again due to how they treat people. There was nothing in the cup. Ugh, I hate Aurora and this just adds the grossness to the area with the rude employees. Avoid at all costs. It would get a ZERO stars if that was an option.

Yes, indoor football! An absurd and thrilling combination of hockey, lacrosse and, of course,…read morefootball. I love it, and three cheers for the Crush for winning the championship in only their second year of existence two years ago. Awkward moment for the ages: John Elway (part-owner of the Crush) accepting the trophy after winning the big game and being asked how it compared to winning the Super Bowl. Ever the diplomat, Elway, through gritted teeth, said it was equally thrilling. Of course no one's buying it. Stupid question to begin with. But you've got to love a professional sports league that pits Elway against Jon Bon Jovi. Go Crush!

Great soccer organization based on having fun, exercising, and in some cases learning a new sport…read more I know they allow people from all levels of experience.

Solid place to work out if you live near Southlands. It's beautiful on outside and pretty nice on…read morethe inside if you're using the field house, pool and basketball courts. They have a lot of weights and weights machines in the middle but they're lacking cardio equipment. They have about eight treadmills and they lean towards the jankier side. They're dated and if you want to increase or decrease your speed quickly, well you're out of luck. They just seem to have some of everything... Rower, elliptical, bikes. But you can't beat the price, if you're in Aurora resident it's crazy ridiculous and they have monthly memberships plus 10 pass deals which land you under $4 a visit. I mainly go for the weight area and equipment but they have an array of group fitness classes so maybe one day that will happen. This place is very kid heavy so if you're looking for peace and quiet, go elsewhere. Picky nit? The facility faces west and has amazing views of the front range yet they have automated blinds that go down each afternoon taking away those gorgeous views. Why don't Aurora Southeast Rec Center want us to see pretty things?

A nice little secret in Aurora! Very affordable and clean…read more The pool area is great for families and kids. There's a lazy river and whirlpool, a big slide, a splash area and mini slide, and water basketball. Only one little thing we noticed is the showers in the family rooms aren't always the warmest.

This organization is incredibly disorganized and unprofessional…read more Four weeks ago, we were told--very clearly--that it would be no problem for our son to be placed on the same team as his friends. Based on that, we trusted the process. Then communication from Lily and Aiden completely stopped. For three straight weeks, multiple follow-ups were ignored. When Lily, the Chief of Staff, finally responded, there was zero accountability for the lack of communication. Instead, the response was dismissive and defensive. At that point, we were told our son could play--but not on the team we were originally assured wouldn't be an issue. By then, the opportunity for him to play with his friends was already gone. This wasn't a complicated situation--it was simply handled poorly from start to finish. The lack of responsiveness, organization, and basic professionalism is unacceptable, especially for something involving kids. The entire experience felt careless and poorly managed. If you're a parent considering this organization, don't rely on what you're told upfront and be prepared for little to no communication when it actually matters.

If you're wanting your child to learn how to play flag football in a fun, encouraging way,…read moreabsolutely do not sign up for this league. We signed our son up with the impression that practices were an hour before games on Sundays without other practices during the week. That was not the case. For our nine year old, the coach had three additional practices during the week for an hour and a half each. He also said that if he didn't come, he wouldn't play. I understand commitment and had I known of the extra practices, I wouldn't have signed him up. In addition, the coach would just yell at the boys. He was very rarely encouraging. Unless you are looking for a "professional" league for your kid, I would absolutely not recommend this league.