The best community pool I've ever been to! It feels more like a water park. Super clean, friendly,…read moreand the water slides are epic. It's $15 per person to enter if you're a visitor. The snack shack is super reasonable and they even have a big sand pit area.

Stopped by to say at the Po. It was our first time. The staff was great. We lasted 3 hours. The…read moresand/water park was a huge hit when the kids needed a break. Will come back!

We have been to this Sports Center for various events. The Open skate is our family favorite. They…read morehave 2 indoor rinks and an outdoor rink. It's quite busy with hockey events. They have concessions available. Rooms for parties. We'll maintained. All around a great feature to have in the community.

If you live in Woodbury and have kids...more than likely you spend some time here to do extra…read morecurricular sports...they have soccer fields, ice rinks (2 indoors and 1 outdoor). They have a great concession stand where every person in the family will be happy with their wide variety of choices. In the summer time, it's next to one of the best ...if not the best playgrounds/splash pads in Woodbury. (Madison's)

Very satisfied with the work event that we held here! From what I understand, this is much more…read morethan just a nice place for a fun one-off activity; this is a training facility for the USA Curling team, and is known throughout the curling community for the exceptional quality of the ice. But if you're just a MinneapolisStPaulitan looking for a hangout with a curling twist, or if you're like me & you are in the market for a workplace team building event, they definitely have you covered! The building is part of the Chaska Parks & Recreation department, and yet there is a bar and grill here where you can hang out comfortably against the backdrop of a world class curling establishment. They catered for my group and provided very tasty hamburgers along with some unique jumbo tater tot things. They were all good! I got seconds of everything. The curling was so fun! My first time. They have highly skilled people to teach the group & coach us as we went along. Most of us weren't that good but it was still fun. There is definitely a learning curve to proper delivery of a rock. We were very pleased with the price for everything we got; you can also take advantage of renting a sheet for a period of time during their open ice hours, but you're required to go through some training with their staff so that you use everything properly. If you haven't curled before and are interested, you won't find that to be an inappropriate burden. They will also encourage you to join their club as a member, which changes your options. This was really fun. I'm a million times more interested in curling now.

Of the Curling centers in the Twin Cities, this is the nicest. 6 sheets, good training, great…read morestaff, good food and beverages from Crooked Pint. We did a work event here, and it was really affordable for 2.5 hours. Off ice overview, on ice training, and then the real thing (or a poor version of the real thing). This is a great spot to learn, join a league or hold an event. They have a private room that we used to hold a meeting before the Curling, and food from the restaurant is available in this meeting space. This is a really cool place.

Cheap activity for families! They have skate rental and stabilizers for little ones. I loved it.read more

Not a huge selection of rental skates, but the staff was friendly, and the place is well maintained.read more

Went to the Prince Night themed Wild game a few weeks ago. It was super underwhelming compared to…read morelast year's celebration. Not to mention it's the 10 year anniversary of his passing. Wild games are generally fun. Super expensive but fun. Also the lines to get it in, they need to label where the lines should form, people were forming lines at doors they didn't open and that was a lot when people were trying to get in once the doors opened. Not much improvements since the rebranding. Parking options are $30+ for events.

Home of the Minnesota Wild of the National Hockey League, the Grand Casino Arena (recently renamed…read morein 2025, formerly Xcel Energy Center) is located in downtown St Paul. My wife and I were given the opportunity to attend the Wild-Blackhawks game on March 19, 2026 with partial season ticket holders, and really enjoyed it. The arena was completed in 2000, with the Wild playing their inaugural season that same year. It can seat almost 18,000 people and we found the sightlines to be really good with decent, comfortable seating. Concessions were well organized, though prices were high, showing the cost of going out to a game these days. A nice feature was using spectator's smart phones to create flashed coordination throughout the arena. Bathrooms were well placed throughout, and lines were short, even during the two intermissions between periods. On the concourse are displayed hockey jerseys of every hockey playing high school in the state, pushing the 'State of Hockey', and the arena being THE place for the yearly high school championships. The professional women's hockey team (Minnesota Frost) calls the arena 'home' as well. Going with locals has many benefits, one of which is getting parking that allows a quick exit onto the freeway, as opposed to the spots close to the arena that were pretty backed up. And the night had a happy ending (for me), as the Hawks beat the Wild for the first time in regulation here since 2017, 2-1.

Took a night time stroll around Bryant park in uptown. I thought it was a nice open park with…read morereally unique art displays wrapped around the community center and some art installations centered around the playground. Playground is modern and up to date as well as a nice and clean half court basketball court. Nice large open field to run around or play some games in.

Pros: Jungle gym for…read moresitting. Wading pool for wading. Grassy fields for games in the summer. Sidewalk all the way around for strolling/jogging. Converts into two relatively vacant ice rinks in the wintertime: One for Minnesotans to play hockey on and one for skating-impaired Californians (me) and small children to fall upon. MUST SEE: The "Ballerina-Baller": http://www.yelp.com/biz/ballerina-baller-minneapolis Cons: Bryant Square Park isn't actually a square.

FIRST! WAHOO! Dear…read moreSoccer Blast, First, I'm mad at you. Where the F were you in the mid 80's when I was hauling my ass to the NSC in Blaine for ODP practice every freaking weekend? You are literally situated less than a mile from my childhood home, which makes this like some cruel joke. That said, you're the best indoor soccer facility in the Twin Cities (and I've played at them all). You give folks the opportunity to play indoor or outdoor, single sex or co-ed and on various levels from beginner to competitive. Your refs (especially Forrester and TJ) are the kind of caliber you don't typically get in rec leagues, which is as valuable as the convenient location and above-average facility, in my opinion. If you like old-school boards, they've got 2 of those. Gone is the Astroturf of yesterday. You can even play in your regular cleats on this pitch. Same goes for the indoor/outdoor field (domed from October-May). You'll never play on regular grass again. As loyal Burnsville-ite (Burnsvillian?) you give people a reason besides Buck Hill to come south of the river. Go Beaver Fever! Love, Holly

Anything that gives people an outlet to stay active in the deep cold winter in Minnesota deserves…read morefive stars in my book. I have been to Soccer Blast more times than I can count as my daughter has played soccer in Minnesota from the time she was six years old--she is 23 and still plays...so I have spent many an hour on the bleachers at Soccer Blast during the winter on Saturdays and Sundays...I am thankful that places like this exist and indoor soccer is a whole different game than full field outdoor but it really gives kids a chance to work on foot skills and passing..

Spent the afternoon at The Links at Dred Scott mini golf. Great outdoor fun! Grounds are well kept…read moreand the courses are unique!

The Links at Dred Scott is one of the best mini golf courses in the Twin Cities. Some of the things…read moreI love about this course is the variety of obstacles, whether it be ricocheting your ball off a rock to make a turn, launching over a water hazard or trying to make the hole on top of a plateau, this course has it all. I also love the very last hole, if you get a hole in one you win a free round!!! One down side is they only except cash, I'm not sure why, with today technology its soo easy to set up your business to make it credit friendly. Tip: After 9:00pm you can save $2 off, visit website for coupon. Also they have lights for night golfing.