This place has been operation for so many years for good reason! It is well operated by high…read moreschoolers that are respectful and get straight to the point no BS. Some of the lights on the machines don't work, but considering they're old af, it's ok! It's a very casual place that follows the old school rules of taking turns! Be here for 10 minutes or for 2 hours, it's great!

A friend of mine discovered this and we went with our 6th grade sons to check it out and practice…read more The batting cages are well maintained, plenty of options with different baseball and softball speeds. Recently, we went on a Sunday mid-morning and the staff was friendly and Covid compliant, the attendees which were a combination of middle-schoolers, high schoolers and parents were all chillax, courteous and friendly. Buying the token package of 10 gives you the most bang for your buck. Eighteen pitches per token. The batting cages are next to a beautiful baseball field that we did not get a chance to go into, perhaps next time. I would definitely return and get a watermelon juice at Palacio de Jugos afterwards!

This baseball / softball park is beautiful! Just renovated…read moreand it looks great. 3 fields, plenty of batting cages, and a concession stand. Parking is limited. There is a 2 spot charging station for electric vehicles. Great park to play ball for all ages.

Love playing soccer here. The environment is awesome. Don't think you're going to see the skyline,…read morebut the view is great nonetheless.

Brickell and Downtown hooligans rejoice, you have a place to go after work where you can see who…read morecan really score and you don't even have to buy any frou frou drinks for a chick. Soccer Rooftop is located inside Rivergate Plaza. Just head inside, take the elevator to floor #2 and walk out ready for some soccer action. There are two courts, locker rooms, and a small clubhouse complete with cold drinks, a television playing what else? sports and preferably soccer. And they are working on getting snacks up and running. Interested in playing? Sure you are. Well then don't show up before 6pm but know that you might be able to stay until 6am. Midnight Soccer anyone? There are currently no leagues but there is a plan in the works to add one. So best bet: call after 6pm, reserve a field, bring $120 and some friends Hate planning? just go hang out in the clubhouse and wait for someone who is desperate and looking for a +1

Our next summer with kids adventure take us to Salvadore…read morePark Tennis Center located in the center of Coral glades and surrounded by incredibly thick vegetation which makes the place stay cool and with a pleasant temperature to enjoy with the family. The place has tennis courts for anyone who likes this sport and a playground for the little ones and also why not for the adults who visit it if they want to share the experience of playing together with their children. You don't have to worry nothing about how you park the car because the park have a lots of parking spaces for everyone come, high recommend for family and kids spending time together.

You would think that what the size of backyards in Coral Gables that this place would be empty but…read morenope. This place was packed. Just goes to show you how valuable a really good neighborhood park is. They pack a lot of action in a little space but the biggest hit with the kiddos was the zip line. They rode those things back and forth until I dragged them away. Another big positive is the temperature. With CG being a tree city USA, the canopy really makes being in a playground in the middle of the day a lot more bearable

José Martí is considered to be a Cuban national hero. Many parks and monuments throughout South…read moreFlorida are named in his honor. He was a poet, revolutionary philosopher, journalist, translator, professor, publisher, and author of "Cultivo Una Rosa Blanca" . He dedicated his life to the promotion of liberty and political independence for Cuba. His death during a battle against Spanish troops at the Battle of Dos Ríos was used to rally people to the cause of the independence of Cuba from Spain. The land the park is on has a lot of history. This area was used by the Tequesta people around 400 AD. In 1982 while developing the park, underneath I-95, an ancient Tequesta camp was discovered. Pottery shards, shell tools, arow heads, and a woman's grave were excavated. In 1959 Fidel Castro took over Cuba transforming it into a communist state. Refugees began fleeing the island for Miami. In 1980, 4,000 Cuban political refugees who fled Cuba during the Mariel boat lift took refuge in a tent city here for two months. On October 27, 1984 the park opened and was dedicated to José Martí. The park is located directly on the historic Miami River where today you can enjoy stunning views as the boats sail by. Park amenities include a public pool, playground, outdoor fitness equipment, basketball court, picnic tables, and a community center offering summer and winter camps, and youth and teen programs. The park also has a bust of José Martí donated to the city by Cuba in the 1950s. José Martí park is part of the Miami River Greenway, a 6.2 mile trail that begins at Bayfront Park and ends at NW 24th Ave. The trail links neighborhoods, businesses, cultural attractions, historic sites, and nine public parks along both banks of the Miami River.

Wow, what a spot. Located right on the river - so you can watch all the boats sail by. Awesome…read morespot.!!! Here is some info about this wonderful area - Named after the Cuban patriot and poet who devoted his life to the idea of liberating his country, Jose Marti Park is a 1.7 acre green space along the Miami River, just minutes from the hustle and bustle of downtown Miami. Popular with locals and visitors of all ages looking for a quick escape, the park features a public riverwalk that runs the length of its grounds with benches where you can read a book and watch boats float by. Recreational Activities Among the park's recreational features are indoor and outdoor basketball courts, an indoor gym, recreation building and picnic tables. Younger visitors can play in the park's large playground, which features a variety of structures for climbing, swinging and sliding, plus a covered play area and a grassy field for kickball and other games. Pool & Water Aerobics A six-lane, 25-meter pool at Jose Marti Park is the ideal spot for lap swimmers, with some or all lanes dedicated to lap swimming at various times throughout the week. There's also a learn to swim program and water aerobics classes. Yoga & Community Activities In need of a little centering after a hectic day? Drop in for free yoga classes held Tuesdays on a first-come, first-serve basis. The park also offers other community-based activities like after-school programs and summer camps.

This park is so pretty and has something for everyone! Came…read morehere for a soccer game. Drove up and I was scared that there wouldn't be parking but there was plenty. Just a note if there is t parking you can park across the street and there is a bridge that takes you to the park. So there is always parking. There are many tennis and pickle ball courts alike. The facilities are clean. There are playgrounds and basketball courts. What I liked the most were the soccer fields. They are super nice. Turf soccer fields. There was a large one and then another large field broken up into a medium field and a smaller one. There are bleachers on all sides and plenty of places to sit. All in all great park to hang out. It's open from sunrise to sunset.

Our next summer adventure take us to Doral Legacy Park with a category of 4.8 and more than 608…read morereviews, this sports club has all the facilities to practice different sports such as basketball, table tennis, baseball, Martial arts, football, soccer and more physical activities for kids. The work team keeps it clean and organized and is very friendly and helpful to visitors, and for the little ones they have a playground with different attractions for their amusement. It also has a water park at no cost and they really have fun. High recommend place if you want enjoy with the family

Been coming here for training sessions for my kid. Located on Opa Locka Blvd, this indoor soccer…read morefacility is a little off the beaten path and parking can be a little wonky but you can't beat indoor soccer options especially when in the unpredictable South Florida weather. Inside is very spacious and has 4 large fields which are available to rent. Each one is separate and they even had another room for what looks like pickle ball. All the areas are fully enclosed so no worrying about balls or other items flying into other areas. There is food and beverages being offered but I will say go at your own risk. Didn't look like food was their focus as it shouldn't be but since it being offered then standards should at least be met. I wasn't impressed but your miles may vary. But food aside the location is a great option to bring your kids, soccer team, or even host a birthday party. There should definitely be more indoor soccer places like this around.

Over the years the Diamond Club has gone through several changes but unfortunately the latest…read moreiteration is the worst - by far and it almost seems as if management has given up. They certainly have cheapened out. Gone is the DJ which provided a great sense of place (you just didn't have DJ's in other cities) and it really celebrated the party atmosphere of Miami. Also gone are any remnants of a good buffet. Prior to this year the buffet featured some decent choices and several different stations but now the most prominent food displayed are the Hot Dogs. In what purports to be a special upscale experience now has franks as their main choice on the buffet. There is nothing wrong with a Hot Dog at a ball game but previously the Hot Dog station was a secondary table off to the side. The buffet still features a carving station but it's not very good and there are a few other choices but the food is cafeteria quality. A dessert station no longer has the ice cream selection and the offerings are slim and what they do have is just cheap dried out cupcakes and not much more. A great perk is the ability to order food from your seats and from a different food menu but the low quality food just disappoints and my pizza, fries and chicken fingers were just not good. The staff is still excellent but unfortunately some workers from previous years are no longer there or have been shifted to different sections in the ballpark.

Definitely a VIP experience. Unlimited beer (two seltzer flavors), wine, and food. The food was…read moreaverage baseball food. Inside the lounge the food was on the colder side. The best part is having servers who will bring your food and drinks. You just order from your phone and it comes out in 15-20 minutes. BE WARNED: if you buy your tickets as resale they DO NOT include parking. Even if it says it does, it does not. I called the ticket office twice before the game and both times was told it would be included but when I got to the game it was not. Im giving three stars due to this and the lack of empathy the staff gave me once it was found that they gave me wrong information. No guest recovery. I would not pay over $250 a ticket for this experience. We were in FL5 row FF, awesome seats if you are a fan of the visiting team.