Got my back handspring on the tumbling track in only 3 privates, everyone is so nice and its an…read moreawesome gym!!!! 100 stars out of 5 couldn't have had a better time and experience. Also corey is the best!

After experiencing both Let's Play facilities in both Woods Cross and Murray, I can say that though…read morethis is a very convenient location, it does not live up to its newly-opened expectations. After playing two seasons there over the course of a year on two different leagues, we've experienced horrible reffing and customer care among poor facility care. The overall facility is okay, and the recently added wood bleachers are good for watching games, but hard to maneuver around and already are filthy despite their age. Bathrooms and parking areas are good. The original turf that they had down their first season was HORRIBLE- but they've since replaced it for their second season, which is a plus. However, their first season the facility went through a no-game period after postponing games because of a gas leak, which did adversely affect some of the children training there for the day. (They have not had any recent gas problems, as far as I am aware.) Without failure, every game we've had, the staff starts the clock and does not tell the players, using up our valuable paid-for time. Injuries are unavoidable because the overall reffing procedure is "stand at half line and call things from 45 feet away" guided by a box ref that consistently displays poor judgment. I don't feel in danger, but I have yelled at refs while I'm playing to demand that they protect my goalie from certain players or ask they open their eyes to hard fouls and blatantly obvious grabbing, slamming into walls, and tripping. Talking to the management about both of these issues has resulted in NO CHANGE. Despite its decent value, I don't think that the customer service or facility at Gardner Village is where it should be, even though this is their THIRD Salt Lake location... Unfortunately, compared to the price and convenience to other businesses in Draper and South Jordan, they balance out to be pretty even pro/con wise on price, convenience, and facility. Let's Play at Gardner Village, however, is definitely not making an effort to stand out from the competition to be an obvious choice to play good, fun soccer.

(1 Star) I had one…read moreof the worst experiences I've ever had at this facility today during our 12:15 PM game. Our team, Goon Squad, was involved in a situation that became physically dangerous, and the staff did absolutely nothing to control it. The officiating was completely one-sided. The foul count was extremely disproportionate (around 13 called on us compared to about 3 on the other team), and every time we calmly asked for clarification, we were dismissed or talked down to. At the end of the game, one of the referees actually told me, word for word, "You guys suck, it's just rec soccer, it's not that hard to play the game." That is wildly unprofessional and unacceptable behavior from someone who is supposed to be maintaining order. The situation escalated at the end of the match when one of my teammates was shoved to the ground and players from the opposing team started swinging at him while he was down. When I stepped in to pull someone off, I was jumped by multiple players. I was punched several times, put in a headlock, kicked in the face, and had my jersey ripped. I ended up with multiple scratches around my neck, a black eye, and a chipped tooth. This is supposed to be recreational soccer, but it was allowed to turn into something unsafe and completely out of control. The referees failed to manage the game, and in my experience, management handled the situation terribly afterward. Player safety clearly is not a priority here. I am pressing charges and have requested the game film. If you care at all about safety, professionalism, or basic accountability, I strongly recommend staying away from this place. There are much better-run facilities out there.

Visited from CA and came for open play. The staff were friendly, but didn't really know what was…read moregoing on, so it was kind of the blind leading the blind. We asked which courts were open play/how it works and he didn't know...so we just went in and asked the people around. $10 is fair for open play also comparable to CA. The venue itself is like a remodeled grocery store which I thought was pretty cool, however the instead it's super loud. Can barely hear anything, doesn't seem like there's much insulation if any. Level when we went was about 3.0-4.0

Played here a handful of times now. It's a REALLY nice facility and I've always enjoyed playing…read morehere. However, the reason I give 3 stars is the fairly recent EXORBITANT price hikes. Not very long ago, open play was $10/day and it cost $40/month for a basic membership . Now, the daily rate is $30 and the monthly memberships start at $99. This is a 3x and 2.5x price increase. I was utterly shocked when I returned to find these prices. No matter how nice the facility is, I'd rather play in the cold outside, or a gym floor at a rec center for $6/day

Excellent water aerobics classes & overall faculty for exercise, with great equipment…read more Many other offerings to for fitness. Clean, friendly and easy access to parking.

Wanted to get some energy out of our little one before boarding a plane this place was perfect…read morehaving lived in West Jordan, my entire life Gene Fullmer was where I lived as a kid and teen. The pool was just as I remembered it with the exception of the kiddie zone being updated. Everything was very clean and organized. We were able to get in for three or four dollars apiece and swim during the open swim hours. We'll definitely be back when we're back in town.

If you've been to one county rec center, you've pretty much been to them all. This one is way on…read morethe small side but they still offer a good selection of kids sports and classes. I think there is a daycare as well. It's literally right next door to the Kearns/Oquurrh Park fitness center, so I can see why they wouldn't have all the bells and whistles. Who can compete with that? They do have 4 or 5 soccer fields and they are pretty organized with the kids sports.

We've played soccer with Kearns Rec for YEARS. We've had amazing coaches and good refs. They're…read morewell organized. We would prefer if they did organized photos every season, but we are okay taking our own team shots too. And although it's the parks systems fault and my Kearns Rec, getting them to keep the bathrooms on the soccer field open consistently had been a challenge. Plan on making a run for the Rec center next door instead (major inconvenience when you have multiple kids playing and little kids on the sidelines). We've also done swimming lessons at Kearns Rec. Not my fav place to do th

Ashlyn or Devin in membership are absolutely committed to help start you off on the right path!…read more Tasha and Stephanie in the spa genuinely make you feel relaxed and welcome! Kelsey and Peter who are the pickleball gurus they are both supportive and very good at what they do! Mia at the front desk always makes you feel awesome walking in the door.....and so many more amazing people that make this facility absolutely phenomenal!

I've been a member at Lifetime on and off for years (had to quit due to COVID during its peak) ,…read moreand joining back up with this gym compared to others has really reminded me why I keep wanting to come back. The staff here have been nothing short of professional, warm, and helpful. The gym feels clean and open and even at its busiest hours, you can almost always find machines open or room to do your own workouts without waiting for something to clear up. The cafe has delicious food and protein shakes, and plenty of offerings if you're looking for something less hefty but still guilt free for your food restrictions. I love Life Time and it's helped elevate my experience as a gym rat. ;)

Your standard Ballpark Stadium, lots of food options and small seats. It felt like parking was so…read moremuch easier here than Smith's Ballpark however there was a much smaller grass area. The stadium food options are spread throughout. They also have some self serve options where it's also automatic payment. You enter the concessions area and they place a $10 hold on your account. They'll then charge you for whenever your total is when you left. If it's less than $10 you get the money back, more than $10 you're charged the difference. What I did think was cool is that they're connected to a Megaplex that had an arcade and bowling alley. So if your at the game but your kids are getting bored you can send them there.

I've loved going to Bees games for a while now and it was fun to checkout the new stadium in…read moreDaybreak! I had seats in the Terrace Club, which comes with access to the Terrace Club food and drinks and was well worth it. I had a hearty meal of pork, vegetables, and potatoes with churro fries as my dessert. It was delicious! The new stadium is beautiful. The Team Store has lots of cool merch, the energy was high on this Saturday night, and overall had a great time.