Great facility. Nice enough staff but they have that DMV feel. The focus is to "check in" so they…read more"keep getting money to run these programs". Showing up is the primary job requirement and the results show.

Snipers: A great baseball club. I will tell everyone to join Little League to meet your…read moreneighbors. I tell them next join club baseball to progress. My son has been on many baseball clubs. I have one word for the Snipers. ORGANIZED. Tom Horn is the founder. He is a great coach and leader. Other organizations lack coaching or field time. Tom is working always with the city park and recreation departments. We have a field and quality coaching. Snipers were a highlight to my son's baseball path. I would recommend to all. We were with Snipers from 11U to 15U.

It's always a fun time at the Polo Party. I've gone two years now and I always have fun. There's…read moreplenty to see / do and many different vendors and clubs. People watching is great here and there are many photo ops. There are also so many unique cars!

We attended this years polo party and had a wonderful time! It was our first time seeing a polo…read morematch so we were looking things up as the match progressed. We saw the women's team beat the men's team (girl power!) and also watched some of the rugby match too. Luckily we scored some nicely shaded seats with great views of the polo match in the Barrett Jackson area. We even brought our breakfast dishes from the munch box food truck to eat there too. We walked around a bit to see and support the vendors and got some mocktails and even a b12 shot! As much fun as the polo party was, it is unfortunately located at Westworld... I can't tell if it's a Westworld issue, a Pro-em issue or all of the above. There were several events happening at several area of the site so it seemed like the line for parking was unnecessarily problematic. At least parking only cost $10 that day. When we finally parked and got to the area we thought was the entrance, there was long line of people getting drink bands for alcohol so we got in line. When we were finally at the front of the line, we found out we didn't need to stand in that line at all. The line was for those wanting to participate in the wine tasting in the arts festival area that was outside of the polo party. We didn't see signs for the wine tasting fees so we just walked to the polo party entrance. At the entrance we observed the "no alcohol beyond this point" signs. When we were leaving, they wouldn't let us leave with water or our mocktails so we had to consume or throw them away. We understood their explanations that they don't know what is or isn't an alcoholic beverage so they were restricting all beverages. The sign should be changed to reflect that policy correctly. Since we had a less than positive experience when exiting, we decided not to participate in the wine tasting. We just walked through to view the art festival displays before leaving. Otherwise, we had a nice time and are looking forward to attending the polo party again next year! We'll know what to possibly expect next time around so we'll be better prepared!

Awesome group of people. Fair, honest, and genuine organization…read more Every interaction I've had with AIA has been professionally handled and I'm happy to have them overseeing all things competitive in my children's school system. Keep up the good work and thank you AIA!

I come here each year to get my taxes each year by AARP tax preparation group. Nice clean community…read morecenter. There are lots of different activities that can be done by many different people at the same time. Lots of off street parking.

The Sunnyslope Community Center just completed a remodel and it looks so much better! I used to…read moretake the evening yoga class and would like my mat up by the slope in the floor... now, it's "new and improved." In addition to yoga, they offer belly dancing, tai chi, pilates and have added a men's basketball league. You do need a $5 annual membership to take classes or use the gym... The staff is awesome! Julie, Jeff and Darvis are totally open to hearing suggestions for programming.

Masters Swimming (adults) is managed by exceptional coaches and staff who were Olympic swimmers…read more It's an excellent place to improve your swimming skills, whether you prefer following coached workouts available three times a day on weekdays or swimming laps at your own pace during those times. The two outdoor pools are heated during the winter months, which results in a higher seasonal monthly membership fee until the spring. Downsides: 1) aging facilities - the swimsuit centrifuge and showers in the men's locker room are barely working, 2) frequent cancellations of swim hours due to hosting meets, construction, holidays etc, and 3) lack of parking - the lot is often completely full.

Our 7th grade daughter started in PSC summer swim camp 4 years ago and has since moved into…read moreyear-round swim teams. Coaches and staff are great, they have distinguished alumni in the sport, and they've done an excellent job handling Covid while allowing members to return to the pool.

This is only the beginning of our 2nd season with Hoop Code and is already raving about them to…read morefriends and family! They have truly instilled focus, effort and attitude into my son! In just our first season, my son's ball handling, driving to the basket and shooting have improved tremendously! We look forward to continue my son's love for basketball with Hoop Code! Couldn't think of a better league to help my son get to where he wants to be with the sport! Not to mention all the snazzy, cool Nike merchandise! I also wanted to mention that other league parents and coaches show signs of bad sportsmanship! Hoop Code should not be singled out! While with Hoop Code, we played vs another league where parents and coaches berate the kids on the court! Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. If you tried Hoop Code and didn't like it, then so be it...it's YOUR opinion! In MY opinion, we love Hoop Code! We love the energy, The coaching Staff and the discipline! Try them out! Doesn't hurt! Some may say it's not for them but I feel that most will love it!

I had my son in the Biddi program. It was a joke, I would not recommend it. He was 6 years old…read more Just learning how to play. They skipped over basic basketball skills like dribbling, passing, shooting. They also didn't explain/teach the game at their age level. They did drills and shouted at them. There was very little demonstration or participation by the coaches. The helping coaches just messed around shooting hoops and trying to spin the ball. They were more of a distraction to the kids. When it came to games the coach would be a no show, and only 3 kids would show up. Communication was terrible. It was a complete waste of money and time. It was not fun at all for the kids.