Such a great experience for game day! Nestled across the highway from mac-groveland, this was an…read moreepic experience. It was easy to park on the streets for free, and many others did as well to avoid the parking lot fee at the stadium. They had a pre-game party on the lawn which was so fun! There were samples of beverages, games, and plenty of information booths. There are multiple entrances to head into the stadium. The stadium was epic! There is a huge Brewhall on one end of it, which was incredible, and they had lots of other food stations as well to choose from. We enjoyed the cheese curds! Lots of shops as well to get some gear. Evening games are gorgeous as the sun is setting just past the stadium. There is truly not a bad seat in the stadium! We were high up, but it was good so we were able to see the whole field. Staff were friendly and helpful too. Lots of fun chants to yell during the game, and of course waving your towel! Quite a crowd getting out of there but many traffic guards to help. Definitely worth a try!

First timer to Allianz Field. Was attending a company event with the family where my hubby's…read morecompany is a huge sponsor of MN United. They sponsored a picnic dinner for family outside the stadium. There's a huge pre- party area nearby for pre-game music and booths and some fun interactive experiences. I grabbed a free clear bag from Hyundai. We also checked out the kids playground area on the east side of the stadium. Loved it. Great for kids to get the wiggles out before heading into the stadium. The game was full of excitement. We sat behind the north side goal tender area. I did a nice lap around the stadium, grabbed drinks, ice cream and a souvenir for the kiddo. The only negative for me was one of the refs that had some very bad calls and the bugs. It was very buggy, I felt itchy quite often and maybe because they are constantly watering the grass so it's the only place the bugs are attracted to in the area since it's been so dry.

Awesome fields. Well kept. Located just off the freeway. The soccer fields are turf and well cared…read morefor. Playground equipment for the kids too.

Great park! Lots of fun childhood memories made here with friends. Thank you City of Edina for…read morekeeping it so beautiful!

We have never been here before but I've known about it for years. We were invited for a birthday…read moreparty which we didn't even know they did but it was so much fun. They had a private room with an activity for the kids. You are allowed to bring in food and drinks but make sure you don't make a mess. They provided plates and silverware. You only get the room for a couple hours. It was pretty busy with other parties that day we went but the museum itself wasn't too crowded. Kids are allowed to stay until museum close if they would like. Great place for older kids, can't really picture babies and toddlers here. Great place for kids to learn STEM skills and get off the tablets. Not so much for running around since the place isn't too big. I could see my kids spending many hours here. Perfect for my son and daughter since they love building things. Their favorite was the rocket launch and legos. I love the decor here! It's so bright and colorful. The bathrooms are great! So clean and individual stalls. The sink reminds me of elementary school so there was that nostalgia. They offer memberships and you can come try it out first, individual tickets are $14 and that can be applied to membership if you liked it. Lots of parking. Building only has one small sign outside so it's a bit inconspicuous.

Easy to get to and the place feels clean and cared for. This is important when your kids are…read moretouching everything. Though not as big as I was expecting, it wasn't overcrowded on a Saturday late morning into afternoon. There are many different activists where your kiddos can learn through play--from power/electricity to building to music and more. They have party rooms that you can use which was awesome to have a place to eat and celebrate the birthday boy. The staff was receptive and attentive to both the parents and kids. You can just come an play, book a party or get a membership, and they have summer camps too. During the party the kids got to do a fun activity too!

Decent indoor space, but it needs some TLC. The stench of rubber can be off putting. However,…read morehaving a place to play soccer when it's -15 out means you may have to make some sacrifices. I get the feeling they optimized field space and sacrificed amenities to do so.

Was finally able to see the Adrenaline Sports Center today for a vendor event (found on FB)…read more I really have no other need to go as kid sports do not apply to me. I cannot speak on their operations, just the aesthetic. The place looks great from the highway. No parking "lot", just around the perimeter and walk!. Didn't see handicap parking, and the "front door" was not obvious. As far as a craft sale goes, it was fine. I don't feel like the HVAC was on because the air was stuffy, no air circulating. The lightning was dim. I had to use the restroom before leaving and found it with signage. The hallway and the woman's restroom were rough. For a new building, it's in much needed repair: sheetrock, paint, tile. The white walls were dirty and scuffed up with black rubber streaks. Saw many holes in the sheetrock. One hole in the woman's stall had either paper towels or toilet paper stuffed into it. Also, in the woman's room, there were floor and wall tiles missing. The stalls were also very narrow. The builder probably wanted to cram as many toilets as they could. I waited for the handicapped stall to be open for extra space but I bet my elbows could touch both walls. Mom's usually being their kids to the bathroom. No way are 2 people going to fit in 1 stall. There's a diaper changing station in the handicapped stall so that is a win. After today, I have no other inclination to return.

BEST SPORTS EXPERIENCE FOR CHILDREN!!!…read more My 4th child takes tennis lessons at Fred Wells. All of my children have played many different sports through may different groups, but Fred Wells is by far the best experience. Smiles and fun galore, and yet they are still learning and competing. In a day of dysfunctional youth sports programs, Fred Wells tennis lessons somehow figured out how to do it correctly! Thank you Fred Wells, and I hope others learn from your example.

My son and I play here a lot. The new lighting is wonderful and the courts are really well managed…read moreand maintained. The over the top part is the entire staff at The Fort. They know everyone's name and are always happy to see you. The tennis lessons are good and the drills are a ton of fun.

Great organization! Fantastic team and contagious energy. It is called Joy of the People for a…read morereason!

Our boys have played at Joy for 5 years. They have made the best friendships and developed a love…read moreof the game all in the spirit of PLAY! ​

My boys were enrolled here when they were 3 and they loved it! I was equally impressed with the…read moreteachers and the facility. Added bonus is that they work on skills that are evaluated for their development so you can see how your child is tracking. Each week is a different skill/something new to keep their interest.

TAGS is an amazing place. If you want your child to learn gymnastics, along with playing well with…read moreothers and following instructions, while having fun in the process, this is the place to enroll them. We had started our child in a community Ed gymnastics program and they did OK, but it was lacking in many areas (staffing, equipment, flexible time slots, being able to do multiple stations, etc.) But TAGS has multiple different skill levels, for girls and boys, so we were able to get our child into the right one, and then she moved up levels as she progressed. They run the business professionally but also personally. It feels like family. The staff truly are devoted and committed to help your child grow and get better, and ever feel bad if they are not able to do something. Stable staff, not a lot of turn over!! If you are new to the place, it may seem like chaos, but it is anything but. I LOVE, love, love, that my daughter is able to work on multiple different stations in her weekly hour session. (She doesn't get bore The parking lot is a bit congested, but as long as you know that and are prepared for it, it's no big thing. If in doubt, give them a chance and I feel you'll be glad you did!

Horrible place with no regard for safety. Myself as well as about 40 others ranging across three…read moredifferent clubs quit coming here after a few years of injuries and a compelte disegard to safety in the Men's Adult Soccer Leagues. Refs on a power trip and management know about it and don't care. Bad place and bad people.

CSC is awesome, they provide tons of leagues for many a different sport. I am playing volleyball…read morefor my fourth year and it is my first as a team "captain" - and in dealing with the CSC staff to set up a team last minute this time, they were extremely helpful and very accomodating. It may seem expensive to set up a team, but when you consider how much it actually costs per person to play, and for how long, it's actually not bad at all. (When else would you ever actually get a ton of people together to play any sport on a regular basis?) They also offer individual registration for individuals and small groups of people who don't have a full team so that everyone can play. I should also mention that they offer happy hour specials at participating bar(s) every year for some post-game refreshments. I highly recommend!!!