I'm so disappointed. Signed up for kids night out and was surprised to see a much older child…read moreswinging my child around in an open area when I arrived. This was in line of sight of staff who did nothing to stop this. Older kid took off to play. I find out later he was doing this all night to my child and it apparently started because he had punched ANOTHER child. Staff said nothing to me about the incident that occurred in front of all of us. Door was wide open, anyone could have walked in. Typically things involving kids are more secure. Ratio seemed acceptable, there were like 3 or 4 when we arrived and 2 when we picked up and there were less than 10 kids. You would think they could handle it or help redirect the aggression - especially between bigger and littler kids. I'm disgusted because the coaches are pretty great for soccer so we trusted Arena Sports. I would NEVER recommend this to any parent. We contacted Arena but have heard nothing...which honestly I kind of expected.

Don't want to ding this business with a 3 star, but writing this review because it wasted our time…read moredriving. This location doesn't have the inflatable zone, even though the website for this location has the inflatable zone as an offering, and this Yelp business page has photos/ older reviews mentioning inflatables. For families: this place doesn't have inflatables as of the time of this review.

A great soccer camp program for players of all ages and abilities. Professional soccer coaches with…read morea love for the game and the knowledge of how to teach and motivate youth soccer players.

From the owner: Soccer, Coaching Services, Seasonal Coaching, Summer Camps, Residential Camps, Petite, Goalkeeping,…read moreRecreational Soccer, Select Soccer, Premier Soccer, Tournaments, Steel United, Player Development, Professional Development, Seasonal Employment, Full Time Roles, University of Washington, Steel Soccer, Education

The store always has what I am looking for. From my children's sports needs to fishing gear and…read moregreat sho selection. The staff is always helpful.

There is nothing big about this Big 5…read more I've made a number of trips here, whether it be for camping or sports gear, and the selection is pretty sad. It should be called Small 5. If I am to judge job satisfaction on the level of customer service and employee friendliness/availability, I'd have to say a job at this Big 5 must suck pretty bad. It's okay if you need something last minute (and they actually have it), but otherwise I would suggest you try to find another sporting goods store. P.S. The map for this location is ridiculously wrong...It's in Westwood Village, by Eats and 24 Hour Fitness. (okay, it's been fixed. a little.)

I have been here before many years ago for the high school baseball playoffs and this place is not…read moremy favorite place for sporting events. And now for the high school softball playoffs. During the playoff, which was only a couple days, we heard from multiple people that their vehicle had been broken into and items stolen. Even with nothing visible, car prowls seem to be quite normal. There are no concession stands here, so bring your own food and drinks. The fields are okay at best. They have a turf Infield and a grass outfield. Normally that is not an issue but the Grass in the outfield was long and it definitely impacted play. The lip from the infield transition to the grass outfield was very pronounced and a hard ground ball was very tough since the ball would hit the lip and pop up. There is a parking lot above the fields but the access to the fields were blocked by locked gates and other than that you are parking on the street. Definitely not a place to host a playoff that is an entry point into the state finals.

Started with a youth league which was fun but makes soccer moms looks tame. By the first half the…read moreRainier Rollergirls were winning 186vs61. They rink has a small bar past the snack bar. Get there early for a seat otherwise you will be standing for a long time. Seating is an issue. Some of the girls are really good, but Rather City Rollergirls are more entertaining. They do an after party at the Triangle Bar which makes the night keep going. Tip:buy tickets online as it's $5 less than the door price and avoids the line.

My first time at the Roller Derby...OMG. So much fun! :) The Rainier Roller Girls jam at the…read moreSouthgate Roller Rink, so there is literally not a bad seat in the house. At only 10 bucks for preorder online, it is well worth the cost. What is not to love about tough women fighting hard to win, and on skates too! The action is real, and the rules are not hard to catch on to. If you want to be hipster, buying a Rainier beer chucks some $ at the Rainier Roller Girls, so why not? Can't wait for the next one!

Very simple playground. Somehow it entertained my kiddos for a few hours! Very well kept and it…read moregets busy with toddlers! The bathroom was a trek in the community center. Altho dated, it was very clean.

They've really turned this park/field around. Well marked. Well lit at night. Beautiful view of the…read morecity. No parking lot. Parking is free on the street around the park and field. Nearby bathroom is typical for a park so don't expect anything glamorous. Great place to play for adults and kids. Next to housing but feels safe... Even at night. I'd say more so than being near tent city.

Sorry, Georgetown families. I'm going to let your secret out. The newly renovated neighborhood…read moreplayground at Georgetown Playfield is way too cool to keep under wraps. The airplane-themed play structure has truly unique features that kids will love, plus exercise equipment for grown-ups -- and there's a super special bonus for kids who love transportation. Definitely put this artsy, historic Seattle neighborhood on your route.  1. The unusual, two-story, globe-shaped merry-go-round spins and doubles as a climber with cargo netting all around. Hop inside or climb up the outside. 2. A totally fun hydraulic descending platform thingy is a little hard to describe but enthralling to kids. Children step onto a small, circular platform with a central pole (with hand-holds) and the platform slowly descends to the ground under their weight. Once the child steps off, the platform slowly rises back to its starting position. 3. A cargo net climber and other climbing elements encourage balance and age-appropriate risk-taking. There's as a small rock-climbing ramp for younger kids, a stretch of enormous, twisting rope, fabric platforms and a curving blue slide. 4. Flexible rubber "ramps" are irresistible to young climbers. One has hand-holds for littler kids. Scramble up these pathways to hop on and ride the hydraulic descender. 5. Colorful bells, a huge xylophone and other giant musical instruments invite sensory play. 6. Swings! The spacious swing set features two accessible swings, two regular swings and two baby swings. 7. Exercise equipment for grown-ups (and teens) means you can squeeze in a little workout while your kids go bananas on all the cool play structures. Try the elliptical trainer. There is also a tennis court and while it doesn't look like it was part of the renovation, it appears totally serviceable. A half-court basketball court invites shooting baskets, and a huge soccer field hosts official games for teams of all ages but is also open for public play at other times. These highlights are just the beginning of the fun features at this park. Pathways are accessible and there are new benches adjacent to the play area. The spray park, and there is a small covered picnic area and other seating, plus a restroom. Transportation bonus: Train tracks run right by the park and the Georgetown neighborhood's proximity to Boeing Field mean planes fly in low and loud. It's great fun for the young transportation buff. Have you visited the newly renovated Georgetown Playfield? It's a great spot for outdoor fun!

Excellent park for all ages. They actually have separate stations for different age groups. Coolest…read moreset up and design. 3 xylophones and even an outdoor gym for adults. A hidden gem south of Seattle area

A visit to Lincoln Park along the shores of Puget Sound is a wonderful way to spend time outdoors…read morein Seattle. The park offers complimentary parking lots, plenty of picnic areas for both large and small groups, a playground, covered shelters, outdoor restrooms, and it's very dog- and bicycle-friendly. One of the best parts is simply relaxing along the waterfront path and watching the steady stream of Washington State Ferries traveling back and forth across the Sound. During the summer months, the park even features an outdoor swimming pool. Our main reason for visiting was to see Bruun Idun created by Danish artist Thomas Dambo, and it did not disappoint. While walking the Puget Sound trail to find the troll, we also spotted a bald eagle perched in its nest--very cool! After snapping photos, we were treated to a beautiful sunset over the water. With nature, art, and incredible views all in one place, Lincoln Park is absolutely worth a visit.

This isna nice park for a walk in the city. I usually walk my dag there at least once a week where…read morehe meets some of his four legged friends. Multiple paths through the trees and a nice path along the water. Multiple playgrounds and both covered and uncovered table areas, some of which can be reserved for events. Normally some children's activities or club through summer so it can get a little crowded in the late morning to afternoons. On busy days parking can be difficult as the lots will fill quickly. There might also be a line of.cars waiting foe the nearby ferry. It's been cleaned up a lot in the last few years, no more open air drug market.