We came to see Turnstiles, the Billy Joel tribute band, at the beautiful Mizner Park Amphitheater…read more Be prepared if you're attending a popular concert--the lines to get in at 7 p.m. seemed a mile long, and the security screening process was extensive, with thorough bag and purse checks and wanding. It was a bit overwhelming, but once inside, it was worth it. Guests were allowed to bring chairs and blankets, so we were able to settle in comfortably with friends and enjoy a great spot for the show. The band was absolutely fabulous, delivering all the Billy Joel favorites and creating a fantastic atmosphere. With such a massive crowd, it felt like a record-breaking turnout. We even spotted Billy Joel's wife and two young children in attendance, which had us wondering if Billy himself might make a surprise appearance. Maybe next time! Food and beverage vendors were available throughout the venue, although I didn't notice many healthy food options. Boca Raton's new mayor, Andy Thomson, spoke briefly before the concert began. Most of all, I'm grateful that Boca offers a venue like this and the opportunity to enjoy outstanding live music outdoors for free. It's truly a community treasure, and I encourage everyone to take advantage of this beautiful space and the wonderful events it hosts. It did get a bit more muggy as the evening went on but it was tolerable for sure!

Year round free events in the amplitheatre that you can watch from the north end of Mizner Park in…read morethe grassy courtyard. Attractive cement structure with a tall Big Ben type clock in front. Very disappointed that on Valentine's Day no events were inside the amplitheatre although from $40 - $85 (depending on where you want to sit) in a tent next to the amplitheatre called The Great Mr Swindle's Traveling Peculiarium adult circus.

This was so much fun! What an amazing treat it was to play pickleball without getting heatstroke…read moreoutside! Thank you, Mia, for creating such a unique event. The space was enormous, and the Yelp branding, fantastic.

Wow! This place blew me away!! Pickleball, basketball, gym, restaurant, drinks, and most…read moreimportantly air conditioning!! I never wanted to leave. I definitely recommend this place and I will be back.

My two female friends and I attended a beginner tennis lesson with Glenn Muller. During the lesson,…read morehe made sexist and inappropriate comments. For example, he said, "Women don't listen" and "You are hitting like a girl." He then went into a metaphor about how he was the lion and we were the lionesses. He talked about how the lionesses go out and hunt and bring the food back to the lion. He kept saying how we needed to listen to the lion. He then stated, and I am quoting his exact words, "The lion can have sex with all of the lionesses, but the lioness can only have sex with one lion." I interrupted him before he could continue, and I was genuinely scared to know what he would have said if I had not interjected. I said "Please stop with the sexual comments. They are making me uncomfortable." He then told me that I do not get to tell him what he can and cannot say during his tennis lessons and that he "didn't make it up about the lions. It is just designed by God that way." I should have walked out of the lesson. Later, he said, "I was going to play this game, but I don't want to offend anyone," while looking directly at me. He told me during a previous lesson that another woman had said that he was touching her too much and that she felt uncomfortable. The way he told the story was very dismissive, as if the woman had overreacted. That should have been a red flag for me not to return. This experience has deterred my friends and me from taking classes with other coaches at this complex. It is concerning that the complex employs coaches like Glenn Muller. I am hesitant to return to the complex because I would be repulsed to run into him again. It is very clear that Glenn Muller should not continue as a tennis instructor, especially for women and young girls. His sexist comments, sexual metaphors, and degrading attitude should not be tolerated.

We're fortunate to have such a fantastic tennis center right here in Delray Beach. Most of the…read moreyear, it's a place where you can simply book a court by the hour and play -- I've done it myself, and the experience is excellent. But the real highlight of this facility is when it transforms into a stage for top-tier tournaments. Each year it hosts the Delray Open, where you can catch some of the biggest names in the sport. The stadium is a gem -- intimate and well-designed, so you're close to the action, unlike the massive venues at events like the US Open. I recently attended the Davis Cup matches here and saw some incredible tennis, including Taylor Fritz (World #5) and Jakub Mensik (World #17, and only 20 years old). If you enjoy tennis, it's fun to play here anytime -- but it's truly special when they host a tournament. VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

We've consistently had the weirdest experience here. The bartenders are never around and when they…read moreare it's so nonchalant they just grab us our drinks and leave. It's filthy to the point where god forbid you order food here and survive. Also we know it was built for an ice skater but the rinks are so garbage for hockey it's hard to watch. I'm not high maintenance but got damn this place could really use some help. Ps please clean the popcorn stand. It looks like you dragged it out of a bomb shelter.

Point of attraction if you visited Boca Raton. The ice center has two rink in compare to Tampa ice…read morecenter have five rink. Saturday and Sunday has free skate and bumper car section. We were here for bumper car section. I have never have a bumper car on ice. It definitely a great experience for me. The control is by two handle on both side. If you want to forward, both handle forward and so do backwards both backwards. For turn and spin use one foward and one handle backwards. Since this is ice, you will need to paid attention about spinning. Because it won't stop immediately. For changing directions, you may want it to stop first before changing it. Overall we have good fun. Once it move, it slide on ice very fast. Love the bump.

Watching Florida Panthers at the Amerant Arena is an awesome experience. We do not have season…read moretickets although the best method to grab cheap tickets is to wait for season ticket holders to place their tickets on Seat Geek the night before the game. Lower level seats at the sides of the goal can be snagged for $65.00 + fees. If you are on a budget and dont want to pay $30.00 for parking at the arena, simply pre-game in the parking lot across the street for free have a couple beers and walk over. The beers in the arena will burn a hole through your wallet at $18.00 each plus tip. My wife and I attend four games per year and have a blast while never breaking a sweat.

So many fun memories from every Florida Panthers game. Having an ice cold beer at the Funky Buddha…read morebar or hanging out in the Jameson Crossbar during intermissions. Bought a few Panther jerseys over the years but on eBay to save a few bucks - the store at the arena is high retail prices. Plenty of lower level seats rows 15 - 25 bought on Seat Geek for under $75 including fees. We always try to get tickets just above the glass edge for optimum views. Had fun at every game and caught a FL Panthers shirt thrown from the ice. I love the close scoring tight one point games instead of a blow out making them much more exciting.

This is a glorified high school gym, but that means that all the seats have a great view of the…read moreaction. This is division 1 hoops, but there was only about 500 people in the stands on a Saturday afternoon to see the owls rout Jacksonville. Ticket prices are either $12 or $20 and there is no need to buy the pricier seats. Promotions are corny and the owl needs a new costume and there are at least 25 cheerleaders which isn't a bad thing at all. They call it the burrow, but it needs to be louder and there was no students at the game at all. FAU is in a major conference, so it's disappointing that crowd was small, but we enjoyed the game and the venue.

Uncomfortable seats in the majority of the stadium, a poorly trained security staff that…read morearbitrarily enforces the rules and you pay obscene prices to get a decent bucket seat on the west side of the stadium. Food is a hodge podge of bad to average. Even the "club" level on the west side serves crappy cart food. Lines overwhelmed for food. Not run by one of the big food services like Aramark but it should be. They ran out of popcorn between the first and second matches. Security violated the fire codes and let kids block the steps at Section 126. Strictly the amateur hour. Love US Soccer, and I get that the stadium is the right size for the game, but this isn't a quality place. They wouldn't let in people with US soccer bags because they were too big. Bogus.

Soccer league for kids learning the basics in a fun informative way. Each Sunday morning for 3-6…read moreyear olds listening to jamming music outdoors with easy going coaches and volunteers. Its all about controlling the ball, passing, running through obstacle courses and just getting the kids familiar with the game of soccer in about an hour. Head coach Luis is the most energetic owner of the league and his enthusiasm certainly encourages the kids to simply have fun. Each week Luis takes pics of all the participants and shares on their Facebook page.

Really fun way to learn and get fit. Coach Luis is fantastic…read moreand my son loves to come play here.

I did the self guided tour on a Saturday afternoon. There are two floors of exhibits in individual…read morerooms. The exhibits detail the history of Fort Lauderdale, from the Seminoles to Flagler's railroad. The building is the first hotel in Fort Lauderdale, built in 1905.

This museum is filled with SO MUCH historical information everywhere in almost every single room!…read more This was definitely enjoyable! I was creeped out by the Native American mannequin holding the gun on the second floor. There was so much to read I just couldn't keep up with everything. The floors are the original Dade County pine wood like Old... ...Davie School and everything is still originally built except for the electric and water running thru the building. The third floor had a beautiful painting display in 3 different rooms and there was a model.... ....room of what this building should've looked like during it's early motel era. I was told customers only paid around $2 to spend the night here which was alot back in those days. Before you tour the building there's a historical short film about Fort Lauderdale in the lobby downstairs which was exciting. Only downfall, you have to pay for parking outside. Another thing was, none of the staff... ...told me that there were two more houses outside to look at, everyone stayed quiet. I was charged my $3 with food stamps to see this. But I'd recommend you ask what is available to see before going on your own.