Absolutely fabulous program!! Coach Jay and the rest of the team are great and passionate about…read morewhat they do and truly value the kids. I recommend this program 1000%!!!

My first tip would be to make sure you have GPS to find it it's not the easiest place to find. If…read moreyou're in the adult leagues parking can be difficult and it's pretty dark in the area so if I were a woman I'd be trying to park in a lit area just because, or make sure you have a flashlight or headlamp as you make your way out and it's dark. It's a really nice facility they're doing their best to keep things going during covid. I was there to watch some of the adult games and it seems like an a nice fun activity spot. I think Albuquerque is lucky to have such a facility and should support it.

Building and playing field have been upgraded since the last owners. The net is a great idea so…read morefans don't get smacked with the ball, in turn the ball is always in play, the bleacher section has been redone and there is new turf. For the price you cant beat it, its literally the fastest game in town! My coed team has made this our new home!

My ex and I recently finished our divorce and we have two littlest sons. This park is so beautiful…read moreand the vibe is right so right? We both have stayed living in the same neighborhood as each other. It sucks to be this close some days but the kids are happy and didn't have to learn a new park lol

One of the best places to watch the balloons during Balloon Fiesta week. Parking is available if…read moreyou arrive early. This park is just south of the main balloon park so if the wind is right, you get quite a show without the huge crowd. We like to bring chairs and blankets and watch the balloons sail over. Often times the balloons will land in the park, and you can get close to them. The kids enjoy collecting cards from the balloonists once they safely land. There is also a big playground here for the kids, and port o potties.

Terrible officiating, no one watching what refs choose to do and whispering in kids ears.read more

This place is a nightmare. The fields are nice, but that's it. Don't have an emergency here you…read morewill die waiting in line to get out. One lane one way only, so no emergency vehicles would ever get to you. The land around this is dirt, so why on gods green earth is it still one lane one way????

I have happily played in this organization for over 15 years. It's a healthy way to get exercise…read moreand sun. I appreciate the refs and hardworking staff.

What is wrong with this organization? It takes money from players, sets their team up to fail by…read moreputting them in a division in which they cannot compete, refuses to refund money when the whipped team falls apart, refuses to re-issue player cards to the team-less players so they can find another team or play in a tournament, and basically holds players hostage to the organization's dysfunctional control tactics. All these players want to do is play soccer. What recourse does a player have? Why can't this organization function more like the wonderful International Indoor Soccer Arena in town? Shameful.

We had ABQ Bubble Play at a recent Yelp event. Holy crap, this is fun!! I first saw this on the…read moreTonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and wanted to play. Totly worth it! You play 3, 4 or 5 on a team and then it's standard soccer on a smaller field. Run around, knock people over and kick the ball into the goals. A 10 minute game can seriously test your endurance, but if you want to go easier, you can do that too. Make sure you knock people over. That's half the fun! Highly recommended!!

I created the biz page for this company and I think it's important to first note that they don't…read morehave a physical address; the address you see on Yelp is for North Domingo Baca Park, which is one of many open spaces where they literally roll. If you want to connect with this awesomeness, simply call or contact 'em via their website. The company is very new to ABQ and they're willing to meet you virtually anywhere, indoor or outdoor, as long as the space is relatively level, I'd say they need about 25 yards of length, 10 yards wide. That's it, people. They handle everything else. They're punctual, friendly, informative, incredibly fun and yeah, you will need to sign a waver because this game is not for the faint of heart and claustrophobes should probably sit it out. So what's it about? The pictures provide decent context, but as a participant, you'll begin by squeezing your torso into a giant plastic orb which straps you in by the shoulders, and you'll grip some handles. The view is exactly what you'd imagine, sort of mottled and trippy (you're staring through a couple layers of lining). After teams have been divvied the 10 minute game is on, and believe me, that's all you'll need for a workout that blends something reminiscent of Jackie Chan's Drunken Master with adolescent futbol, harmless Gladiator glee and an accidental goal or two. Prepare to breathe deeply and take a breather, and if you're a hot-blooded midwestern transplant like me, that cocoon will get sweat-soaked. It's cool, though. The vessels are cleaned between matches. A fantastic team-building exercise, this is perfect for corporate events, birthday parties, ex-lover angst expulsion or silly Yelp gatherings, you can't go wrong with this non-blood sport. And when the game is done, you're not done, yet. There's a "Last Man Standing" closer, wherein everybody slams everybody faux mosh pit style. Sounds like a party? It is. Hardcore. But bouncy.

One of my favorite walking trails in the NE Heights! This is such a lovely recreation area to have…read morein our neighborhood. Ben Greiner Park has so much to offer-- a full soccer field, a playground, gorgeous scenic walking trails over the irrigation dam down to the paragliding landing park, and plenty of parking. We are so lucky to have such natural beauty around us and this park is well maintained by the county!

Updated after 5 years of playing in the kickball and dodgeball leagues. Overall, Clubwaka in Abq is…read morepretty clutch. I don't feel there is enough variety of activities for the young professionals in Albuquerque. That said, if you want to get away from the gym, work, life stress, and spend time making friends in a boozy fraternity like atmosphere then this is the right scene for you. It's a great forum for meeting lots of people (if in kickball, it's mostly for drinking and less athletic, with dodgeball it's inverse to that), with a range of interests including drinking, hooking up, and being somewhat athletic (aka glory days). Kickball is great for fun times and making you curse more in a game than you have in a year when your 'fun' team gets crushed by the competitive teams. Dodgeball is crazy competitive and exhilarating in its own way...but the drinks don't flow as much, at least til after the games. Both these leagues, plus the others, reward membership with a T-shirt and 2 open bars (mid and end season parties). Overall for $70 it's a great way to get away to college life again, just be sure to keep your day to day on the DL. No ones got time for your adulting.

Playing ball in this league definitely had its fun moments. However, the peer-based reffing system…read morelends itself to a pretty obvious bias toward inner-circle kickballers who have been around the league a while. If you're part of the "in crowd" calls get made in your favor, and if you're a newbie team or a less than "elite" team, there's really nothing you can do about it. It's also pretty obvious that the league's leadership wants to be well liked by the cool kids because they simply pretend like none of this is going on and any feedback or constructive criticism of the structure falls on deaf ears. Kickball is fun, don't get me wrong, but way too many people in this league think it's all there is to life. You'll find out quickly enough just how awesome their mad kickball skills are because they will let you know constantly...even in the rec/beginner league. If you're looking for a fun, relaxed way to play with people who like kickball, but have a life outside of it...I'd look elsewhere. After more than 5 seasons, I'll be looking for a new league to play in and so will my team. :)