Never could have guessed I'd ever spend one second here, but I've been a few times now as I have a…read morefew close friends that play soccer here on adult teams! Adam filled in for someone once, so I went then as well. I don't have any other experiences at similar "sports arenas" or whatever they're called, so I don't have anything to compare this place to, but it seems nice enough to me and has a lot to offer. Big indoor soccer field, plenty of bleachers, a few tables, a concession stand, and then like... an actual restaurant. You can get pizza and beer and really kind of enjoy yourself while you watch your friends and loved ones kick a ball around and run back and forth over and over. The facility and bathrooms are clean and the staff was really friendly when I went. I look forward to cheering on my friends here in the future, and if you're looking for a local spot to play indoor soccer, try here.

We found this place thru my sons soccer buddies after I noticed they got way better over a summer…read more My son really enjoys the instructors and the coaching styles they use. My sons soccer skills have gotten better and his confidence has sky rocketed during games. He also gets a great workout! Not going to lie it's expensive but worth it to me in how much it's helped my son mentally and physically. Coach Donte is awesome, direct, firm, but encouraging and constructive.

There's 2 rinks, a viewing area in between, and a decent little food court. Beer available…read more The rink is smaller in size and quite cold. The large park next door is a nice option if it isn't hot out. Lots of parking.

What a fun place! I came out to the Star Center to watch some friends play ice hockey on a men's…read moreadult league. Easy access to the center and lots of parking. Do not bring food or drinks - there is a concession stand inside. They have two full rinks inside. I'm sure there was a lot more to see, but I was busy cheering for The Fury! Friendly staff on-site. Remember to bring a jacket!

Terrible place. Management sucks. They keep adding new rules every game like it's hard to keep up…read morewhat is what. Rules are not even followed and there's favoritism to certain teams players. Manager is associated & plays with friends which isn't professional. Referees don't help to keep games under control & are not certified. Pin everything against you even if you try defending yourself. Definitely do not recommend.

This place is great! Management is super friendly, and they always help make the season a pleasure…read more Refs are experienced and control the game well. It has a field for soccer, an area for volleyball tournaments and cheerleading, a concession stand, and it even has its own BBQ restaurant!!! What!!!! Is it the Taj Mahal? No. Does that matter? No. This is a fun and completely adequate little place for soccer and other sports for all ages hidden in Euless.

On Monday, September 30th, my children's charter middle school volleyball team had a game there…read more They wanted to warm up, but didn't have a game ball, so they asked one of the four coaches (I think) they are coaches, if they can have a ball. One of them responded, huh, NO, just like that, very rudely. One game ball isn't going to kill her drill she was doing. If you are going to be a coach and be rude, especially to 12-13 year old girls. DON'T be a coach! The space was clean, it was our first time there. I want to give them more stars, but with that experience, I can't.

Drive Nation is a very clean and well payed out sports arena. My son plays basketball and we've…read morebeen here for tournaments on 2 different occasions so far. I like that the admission prices have been listed on the doors prior to entry. The front is a bit small and can get congested easily but it's well payed out in regards to the flow of traffic coming in and out. There's Drive Nation apparel and accessories for sale in the front also. On entry into the arena, there's very clean multi stall restrooms (at lest the women's restroom is multi stall, I can't be sure about the men's room lol). Each court number is well labeled and visible. Scoreboards are easily visualized and there's small TVs in between each court with ads about the various sporting events that takes place at there arena. There's a confession stand with a wide variety of food and beverage options (including beer and wine). I've enjoyed the basketball tournaments here and would only suggest that there are nets in between each court so as to aide in the prevention of various balls flying into other games.

The facility is a normal sports facility that houses tournaments, practices etc. overall it's ok…read morenot stellar or outstanding but serves its purpose. The restrooms seem like they are cleaned once a week so go at our own risk. It's been sold and hopefully the new owners will address more than just cosmetic changes. The front desk lady Leticia is a special case; her rudeness is very off putting. Ive witnessed her talk to people as if she owns the joint. She seems to have an issue with boys because I overheard her chastising two kids and when their mom showed up her tune changed. Hopefully she's just a worker and not part owner cause if she is I hope a change is made soon.

I am in a volleyball league that plays their games here. I love that so many courts are available…read more(nine to ten total) and that we all play in the same place and time. The commute is a lot for me but worth it.

Good! Pools and parks are awesome. Get away from bankers hours. Please get back to pre COVID hours!read more

There is a big wedding's proposal , illegal business going on at the Gazebo next to my house by…read moresmall companies. We are really concerned about the things happening in the Gazebo. Every week, there are 10 to 15 wedding proposals getting arranged by small vendors.It is getting crazy, we can not sit in front of our home because there are always so many strangers standing in front of our home, sometimes close to 40-50 people. They all drink.  I complained  to Las Colinas HOA, The City of Irving through phone and online 'Report-a-Concern' form. None of them take the responsibility of the Gazebo at the Lago De Claire lake and say it does not come under them. Gazebo at the Lago De Claire lake - La Villita.  Attaching a few of the companies info who are doing business here. 1) GlamDecor(Dallas Picnics/Proposals) on instagram.       https://www.instagram.com/glamdecorcreations/reels/ 2) Boxcook Incorporation  on google         (https://boxcook.wixsite.com/boxcook-inc) Phone: (817) 542-6900 3) Forever Beginnings.        https://www.foreverbeginnings.com  Phone: (945) 232-1043 4) https://www.instagram.com/dfwdreamproposals/

We went today for public skate from 12:15 to 1:30. My kids…read morehad an absolute blast! Friendly staff and clean facilities. It was $70 for 5 of us to skate and skate rentals. It is cheaper if you go with a group of 10 or more and split cost. You can save yourself $5 a person that way. Location also offers summer camps. We will be looking into the hockey and volleyball camps. The only reason I am giving it 4 out of 5 stars is because I think for the cost, Public skate should be open for 2 hours instead of an hour and 15 minutes.

Came here to watch a semi pro hockey game and wasn't disappointed. It's a good size arena with…read moreplenty of seats and concessions. Not overly priced and they offer ice skating during the week and non game days. Definitely will be pack to get my ice skating spins on

I just like the idea of not having to worry about jerseys. l read the beer is good and cold. I'm a…read moreguy who cares about restrooms. Thats it.

Hands down...the WORST bathrooms I've ever seen at a field. The toilet seats are not even…read moreattached! The whole place is a disaster

Not big names like tav n skyline but this going to be first time for us . n tryouts was awesome .read more

Brought my daughter to a Summer Sunday Clinic (2021) and I can say this was the worst $20 I have…read moreever spent. If this was supposed to be a Tejas returning player's practice, they should have informed players from other clubs. If you were a returning TEJAS player you stayed on the court the WHOLE time and coaches NEVER took you out. Their shirts were drenched. If you were an outsider, you watched Tejas practice for 90 minutes and barely broke a sweat. Coaches were either nowhere to be found OR only cared about taking your $20 and simply watching and coaching their own Tejas players (daughter in some cases...). A complete JOKE. They are not serious about this being a "REAL" clinic.... DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME bringing your daughter there.

One time I fell in the creek at this park. I was about 10, so it was like 1990. At the time this…read morewas known as Bear Creek park. It was quite a bit different then. The road flooded constantly. There weren't any volleyball courts, although one time there was this huge pile of gravel that magically appeared for us to climb. The playground at the time was this wonderfully dangerous monstrosity of wood and metal with various 15 foot tall spots for us to jump off of. Anyways, I wish I could say I was doing something cool. In actuality, there were a bunch of grass clippings floating on top of about 4 feet of water. My dumb ass thought it was solid ground, and I took a plunge. I was primarily worried about my parents being mad, for whatever reason falling in a creek always made parents mad back then. That and sagging your pants. Well fast forward to today and this is just a great well maintained park with a lot of updates. The sand volleyball courts are well maintained and very popular in summer months. The tennis courts seem quality as well. There are several fields good for a pickup game of football, kickball or even Quidditch, I suppose. Best of all, there's a beautiful jogging path through the woods that stretches all the way through McCormick Park and on to "new" Bear Creek Park (it's still new to me damnit!). Best of all, there are plenty of water fountains for my pups to drink at. The trail is well used, but not overly crowded. Everyone is very courteous and friendly. Altogether this is a great park, especially if you're in the market for a long stroll.

The paved trail through the wooded area is nice and peaceful. Lots of runners out getting exercise…read more It's a flat trail so it would be perfect for kids learning to ride a bike. There is also an unpaved area of the trail the goes along the north side of the creek that is quite beautiful. The play structures are pretty pathetic. Definitely for the 2 and under crowd. There is one near the parking lot and one at the end of the Trailwood park trail. Both are underwhelming. There are outhouses by the parking lot and a bare-bones, one-stall bathroom near the tennis courts. I am thankful for all parks with trails - what a great way to get out and get exercise - but I think there are better trails in the area.