It's not perfect, but it's really good. Because I'm a wholly negative person, let's start with the…read moreflaws: The reserved seating, for which season tickets are $100, are the ones closest to the pitch. This is great for most other sports, but in soccer you want to sit a bit higher so you can see the formations and have a clearer view of the other side of the pitch. It's why Assistant Coach Fred Dikranian would sit next to us for the first half in the press box when I still worked soccer games at USF. The expensive seats should be up higher, even though the intimacy with the benches is a very cool feature. If you buy a season ticket, you're not guaranteed a seat. I'm not kidding. I often get to games right before kickoff, but for my $50 season ticket, I still might have to sit or stand on the grass if the 1000 seats are full. And anyone that was there for Akron or a few other games last year knows that 1000 seats simply isn't enough for the crowds at big games. So then what's the point of buying a season ticket (beyond the awesome scarf) if you get the same seating privileges as someone that walks up to the window and buys a ticket? Also there's no shelter or cantilever roof, so you're going to get rained on or bake just like the old joint. The shelter is the biggest bonus of the new baseball facility, so let's hope we can retro-fit one for soccer someday. But there's so much good. There was a near-monsoon before the first match, and the pitch held up beautifully. The benches are in a true Euro style. And the berms behind either goal are just awesome. I know the naming rights for one have been secured (not sure if that's public yet so I won't share the name, but it's a very cool one), but we've got a couple of Anfield-style Kop's (before they were required to go all-seater) on campus. And they are just delightful. You do not want to be an opposing goalkeeper coming into this facility. Manute Bol could reach out and touch you if there wasn't a net protecting your back, and the USF Goalmouths are loud and proud. It is just an awesome atmosphere. Being such a small venue, there truly isn't a bad seat in the house, and they're all comfortable. It's just a beauty, and what a boon for Coaches Kiefer and Schilte-Brown. They've gotten great crowds and have won before, but now they have the stadium to go with it. The limits are officially off for both programs. It may take some time, but all the tools are now in place to start thinking about College Cups down the road.

Great stadium. Concession stand had staples such as popcorn, nachos and pretzels, along with…read moreaffordable selection of beer that included yuengling, Stella, Corona, etc. If you or your children enjoy soccer I def recommend catching a game. Affordable fun while supporting the local team.

A few days ago we checked out Lesley "Les" Miller Jr. All People's Community Park & Life Center…read more It's home to Hillsborough County's largest adaptive playground. The playground has swings for different age groups and abilities. My kids enjoyed going down the slides, the rope- and rock-climbing structures, musical elements, and spinning structure. There's plenty of shade over the playground and benches for parents. The newly opened splash pad was a hit with my kids. Plenty of shaded seating for parents and bathrooms are nearby. Don't forget to pack snacks for the kids (please clean up after your family), sunscreen and reusable water bottles. Not as crowded before 12 pm.

The best part of this park is the staff! Everyone greeted us and asked if we were ok. The park and…read moregrounds are also amazing. There was some ongoing construction happening during our visit so parking was a little tricky but it was such a nice space.

This lovely park features a fully equipped playground with a splash pad and fountain. The…read morebasketball court looks good as did the pavilion/shelter with picnic tables. Walking paths and a lot of smooth grass though not too much open area. The shade trees are nice as are the benches all about. [Review 15807 overall - 1386 in Florida - 1311 of 2021.]

This is a nice park with soccer field, basketball court, playground / swing area, some trees and…read morebenches. It's in a reside tial area on the less gentrified side of Seminole Heights. A dog park is across 12th street. There's also an environmental center with some flowering bushes, fire pit and a loquat tree (fruit ripe late April..) If you like walks and exploring the Florida College Park, Violet Cury Park, Purity Springs Park and nearby Suplhur Springs Park connecting under 275 to tower park are interesting places. Lettuce Lake Park is beautiful.

The store is always empty when I've been there to look around.... The service to the customer is…read morerather poor. The last time I dropped by looking for soccer apparel, the lady who was in the store wouldn't even look me in the eye when talking, and had this air of indifference... a pity, since Adidas is indeed a good brand!

Stopped by the Brandon Town Center store to try on the Adidas Boost series shoes. Erin was…read moreincredibly helpful going beyond expectations with her knowledge and customer service. Unfortunately, I did not buy any shoes because I want to make certain the Boost lineup is right for me. I felt terrible leaving without buying something because of Erin's genuine concern for the customer. I asked if I could return and ask for her so she could get the credit for the sale. She told me that would be nice, but please just come back and buy some Adidas shoes. She's an amazing person that Adidas is very lucky to have on staff.

Tampa Bay Sun FC plays its home games at the newly renovated Riverfront Stadium. The Stadium is…read morelocated at Blake High School, across the river from Armature Works and has a capacity of 5000 people. Stadium Address: 1701 N Boulevard, Tampa, FL 33607 Really enjoy catching the Tampa Bay Sun FC play soccer here. The team is full of elite players who perform very well while leaving it all out on the field. Let's support our Tampa Bay Sun FC by catching a game one day! Go Sun!!!

Really great, small venue for watching a local team…read more The Tampa Bay Suns play at Blake High School, but what they've done to make a public high school an appropriate place for a professional sports club is pretty fantastic. The stadium is across the river from Armature Works. As such, parking is at AW ($10 event day parking), and you take the Pirate Water Taxi for free to the stadium. The stadium has food trucks, including from Cru, Berns/Haven, and Coldstone. They have portable/trailer bathrooms, but they are real and clean. The stadium only has a 5000 person capacity, but that is part of the charm. It's so small that there really are no bad seats. It's fun seeing the players up so close! What a great first sports experience for my young daughter.

Wow! Too bad you are not allowed to pick "NOTHING" as a rating... because that is exactly what you…read morewill get from TSSC....nothing. You give them money with the expectation that you will be able to play a few weeks of games, but instead you get... nothing. No one to answer the phone, no one to answer your questions, no one to schedule games, no one to put together a roster, no one to respond to an email. There is only one person that is attentive at Tampa Sports and Social Club, and that is the president, Grant Sampson, and all he does is take the money.... other than that, there is no one, and you pay for nothing. Be Smart... save your money.

I paid for a soccer season in March of 2009. It is now June of 2011 and not a single game has been…read morescheduled. I have also met others who paid for football, softball, and volleyball, with no games scheduled and no refunds. I filed a complaint with both the local Better Business Bureau and the Hillsborough County Consumer Protection Agency. As a result Grant Sampson (or Jon A.) the owner, agreed to refund $75.00 of the original $117.00 that I paid, however the check he issued was returned by the bank due to insufficient funds. Both agencies are keeping files on this business and any disputes should be reported. You can file with both agencies quickly, on-line.

Came back this season and they added a lot...including a pirate ship! I'm not sure how safe it is…read morebut the fans are much better behaved now that they are in A League.

The crowd was lively and overall friendly, though I was surprised when they handed out cigars to…read morethe children. Is it normal for soccer halftime shows to only consist of the team manager playing saxophone? Would consider returning if the tickets are cheap and I don't have anything else to do on a Tuesday morning at 7am.