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.

Changing my previous 5-star review to 1. Allan is the only ref that officiates a fair game. The…read moreother refs are inconsistent, poorly trained, and don't keep the game safe. I do not recommend this facility anymore.

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

They charge you $7 and then refuse to let you swim due to swim classes that never actually take…read moreplace. Refund was refused. So I sat there and fucking glared until my kids where done in the kid splash. Who ever is calling the shots here aren't worth their fucking piss when it comes to family aquatics.

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.

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

Beware of enrolling and bringing your kids to the Kids Academy here. The Kids Academy manager Kim…read moreisn't friendly at all. She gossips with certain staff members and club members (like Brittany S. & Katrina N.) about other staff members and club members. And her minion employee Lexie doesn't even greet guests when you enter the Kids Academy. Kenzie, another Kids Academy employee, bullies select coworkers, their kids, and members' children. She and Lexie are only kind to select guests and their children, but rude to others. Some Kids Academy employees have even quit due to bullying and mistreatment from Kim, Lexie, & Kenzie. I'll spare their names for privacy, but a couple of Lifetime South Jordan Kids Academy's SWEETEST girls working there ended up leaving due to their mental health suffering. Also, a handful of the Kids Academy staff yell at and discipline certain children over normal kid behavior. They all seem burnt out. The extremely low pay probably doesn't help. Personal trainer Rob also tells children who are aged 12+ they can't be upstairs on the gym floor without even age checking them (kids age 12+ CAN be upstairs) or contacting their parents. He's only friendly to certain staff and club members. The new GM Matt is super nice and seemingly professional. He's made a lot of positive changes since he's established his role, but he has a lot of work to do with the current Kids Academy management and staff. He's at least approachable though, unlike the former GM Bridgette who was fired for a string of wrongdoings, including illegally performing Botox on the former spa manager (they did it to each other) while at work. Some of the lifeguards and swim instructors could use professionalism training or retraining. A lot of them seem bored, unfriendly, and entitled, but they're more preferable over the Kids Academy manager Kim and her staff, particularly Lexie & Kenzie. Those three have done some illegal and just outright horrible things too.

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 here for 3 games now in different areas of the ballpark…read more The food is definitely overpriced and I'd just skip it altogether and eat at home first unless you're going for that hot dog at the ballpark photo. Easily the worst hot dog I've had though. If you're sitting on the berm you're probably saving money and/or with kids. This is a great option with kids as everyone is very comfortable with them just running around freely and adults are pretty much just there for the vibes. If you're going in the peak of summer though you will be full sun the entire time and it will be brutal on a hot day. If saving money and vibes are your goal then this is a good option, in which case just take the trax, which you could literally even do just from one stop over, rather than paying $10-$25 for parking depending on which lot. You really won't see much of anything from out there though so if you actually care about the game, might consider moving closer. The stadium seats are really nice and it's much easier to care/pay attention when you're closer with fantastic views of everything. Shade for the majority of the evening and easy to find your seats. The ledge seats in section 201 have been my favorite experience so far though because you can still see everything but you also still have more freedom to move around, plus it's just more comfortable having a table. I would get the churro again, even though it was $7. I would also get the brisket (not pictured, and don't remember price) again; was probably just very hungry but I really enjoyed the brisket sandwich, thought it was tender and juicy. I would get $20 worth of Costco hot dogs just for the hell of it before I ever consider getting a single one of the $8 tough ballpark hotdogs ever again. The nacho bowl (possibly $21? I just venmo-ed $7 for my share of it) was alright but pretty underwhelming for an exorbitant price when I could just make it myself. The hibachi is white people hibachi. Very meh. Overall the ballpark itself is beautiful with tons of food options, plenty of activities to keep kids busy, several large bathrooms throughout, plenty of commute/parking accessibility options for everyone to work out what's best for their budget, and in a good location with a lot of food and entertainment immediately around to check out on foot before/after a game. Just takes a big hit for me with way overpriced subpar food.

Easy parking and easy access for the Bee's game. I haven't been to a ball park in years and it was…read morea fun experience! We visited the store - kind of expensive but you expect that. A Beer/Mikes Lemonade was $16 (ouch)... but it's part of the experience. Our seats were ok. We were along the first base line and could see pretty well even though there's a big net lining the side. Fun night for sure.