I couldn't find this business on yelp so I had to add it. Played for the first time last night and…read moreto be frank, it needs some work. This place is functional as an indoor soccer field, and Janine (the owner and operator) has created an athletic environment for adults and children which is great. The field/play. I won't say much about the carpet since it will be replaced, but you CANNOT wear anything with studs. So no out door cleats for sure; recommend futsol shoes if you can. Christmas will come with gifts of new turf. It will not have the rubber under it, but it will definitely be a HUGE step up. I believe once this happens, I will consider upping this review to 4 stars. The field has this "arc" that is approximately 10' from the goal which is different than anything I have ever played. Actually, that is why I am dropping a star. The rule does not allow ANYONE to go into the arc (similar to hand ball). The goalie cannot come outside of the arc unless one foot is in or jumps out; this is just UN-NATURAL! I have been playing for 27 years and I cost us two penalty kicks because I was in the arc when I was trying to stop the ball. I think it is just over thinking injuries and trying to be too protective of the keeper. However, if a defender was allowed to actually put the goal to his back, he can protect the goalie more...I just want everyone to know, it is very different and I don't like it. Moreover, one sideline has a wall (12' highish) and the side closest to the stands has a net...I have never played in a place where the net is INBOUNDS?!?!? I know it is expensive, but I would recommend plexiglass. The ball is a sudo nerf ball...When I asked Janine why, she said that it is easier on the goalies since they get hit so much (THIS IS BECAUSE DEFENDERS CANNOT BE IN THE WAY OF THE SHOT DUE TO THE ARC or the goalie cannot come out!!!). Lastly, people do not wear shin guards, although you can if you want. Leagues: Seems there are three divisions and I believe she said there are 28 teams this season? 10 games and each team costs $400. Skill levels vary, but the games are 5v5, so most people run a 1-2-1 or a 2-2 formation. Subs are on the fly and D3 didn't have to much aggressiveness (I saw 3 games). Our game was at 830pm, but I believe D3 plays on Wednesdays from 730-1030 pm. D1 is Mon...D2 Tues... The facility can host birthday parties and has a large stands area for the size of the warehouse...I guess people have been playing pick up at this location for 10 years or so and it use to be a lot smaller. They also have after school kids activities. I read the flyer and was pretty impressed with their commitment to kids. Recommendations: 1-Change the turf...2-get rid of the ARC and let us play normal indoor soccer....2-put plexiglass up...4-see if we can add another field...5-play with a real soccer ball.

As the parent of a spirited 10 year old boy I can't say enough great things about "Off the Wall"…read more My son has been attending the after school program and summer camp for the last 2 years and even asked to have his birthday there. The management and staff are truly amazing and Mrs. Janine runs a tight ship to ensure the children are in a safe yet fun environment. It's a great place for children to release all of their energy after school or during the summer months. As for the birthday party option, the staff is amazing! We had a full house with lots of different activities for the kids to choose and the best part was NO CLEAN UP as the staff handles everything for you!

Visit d this location during a vacation in Wilmington. Not only does it have a park for kids to…read moreenjoy, the location has pickleball courts, kayaks, paddle boats and a walking trail that circles the beautiful lake. We hoped to see gators but missed them all. Tons of turtles though. The walking trail is 5 miles around the lake and easy with shaded spots, and various lookout locations with benches to rest or simple zen out. I wish I lived closer so I could walk this look weekly!

This is such a nice park. Wilmington has done a nice job up keeping this park. I love the 5 mile…read morewalk around Greenfield Lake, especially during azalea season. My kids enjoy the skate park and playgrounds. The trials are well kept. Lock your car and keep items out of view. This park is known for vagrants and we did see one person approach our car and try the doors. They scurried away quickly when they noticed we saw them. This could be because we have out of state plates but locals say this park is known for crime.

We've had a house in Sunset for close to 10 years but have somehow never made our way over here…read moreuntil this past weekend. We've heard tons of good things about it too. We came on a day when we thought the weather at the beach was going to be less than ideal - lucky for us, the Zipline tours operate rain or shine. We ended up having great weather for it too! It was super easy to book. Once we got there, they got us kitted out, then we went through a quick (yet thorough) instruction on how to safely zipline. It was a group of 5 of us plus our guides. The tour took about 2 - 2.5 hours, and you get to go on 10 different ziplines. It was a fun way to spend an afternoon. Especially if the weather is going to be less than ideal and you need some way to kill time. Our tour guides, Chase, Miles, and Zach, were great! Thanks y'all!

My family's experience with The Swamp Park Zipline tour was great! All of us did the Zipline and…read moretwo of us did the Free Fall add-on. For the Zipline tour, we had Jesse, Margaret, and Lacey as our guides and all of them were great! Jesse is very fun and funny, Margaret is super sweet, and Lacey had amazing knowledge on fun facts throughout the tour! The zip lines were very fun, and all three guides took every measure to ensure our safety, creating a good sense of trust. We all felt like a group of friends by the end of our tour. They also take photos at the beginning, middle, and end of the tour with specific spots for photo ops which I truly appreciate! (You do have to pay for the photos.) I will absolutely recommend The Swamp Park to friends and family! We plan to come back and try the ATV tour next!

Love this place safe fun enjoy environment for kids love this boys&girls club i've been going here…read moresince kindergarten

My 2 girls come here. Been maybe a few months now. Their policy and behavior i think is over rated…read morei understand they deal with alot of kids but their also getting paid weekly yea price isnt too bad but i think they should be more on top of bad behavior such as hitting talking negitivly to another child being right out mean. Example my daughter was talking during an assembly she was told to hush which she.should had but they gave her a warning and said the next time.one day suspended but whst if a chd was to hit her do they get a warning then one day suspended??? Shes only six and respectful but still shes 6 come on take the pool away for a day or something but warning then suspended. Then she was being teased bc she eears beautiful glasses now she wont wear them so lets see what they do to the other child. I think they should really think over their policy. I pay 80 a week for both my kids i cant afford to lose thos childcare plus they like it but when things haplen to them and nothings done to the other child its like hey ill pay u to warn my child but not the teaser. Its your choice to send your kids here. Certian things should change and if so people would like it better. Parent wisr

This place is gorgeous! I was just visiting from CT and was being shown around the community and so…read morewe stopped by this place. Very clean and inviting. FOOD: (Didn't have food while here) AMBIANCE: A lot of natural light, very clean and good decor. SERVICE: The staff I saw all seemed very friendly and helpful. DRESS CODE: Athletic wear, casual

Lots of equipment but it can get crowded. Restrooms aren't always clean. Hours are very limited.read more

Constant harassment by staff about showing an inch of "midriff"makes for a workout being…read moreinterrupted at least 2-3 times a week. What's funny is it's always the female staff chasing the female athletes around with a long t-shirt and telling them to cover up or get out. These same staffers never seem to worry about what the male athletes are wearing or not covering up. Is UNCW sexist? Or are the work study kids just catty bitches? If you are looking for a serious workout - you definitely won't get it here!