My children have been with the Dolphins for over two years and it has been a great experience for…read morethem. The coaching staff are amazing! All the kids are really close and its great to see them have fun while developing skills that will stay with them for their entire lives. The team is relatively small and they don't require minimum times. Instead of excluding kids who want to become better at a sport they love. Both kids qualified for the champs meet this year and have become excellent swimmers. Highly recommend.

Family run, family oriented, and provides a good level of competition. There are 3 coaches per…read moreteam, so every player receives lots of attention, which is rare. The director of Spaceneedle is an Olympian and world champion, and her knowledge of the game is incomparable. While playing for Spaceneedle, our kids have grown in skils and in confidence, and we highly recommend this community.

They don't allow parents inside. Raquel is not professional and does't respond to phone calls!!read more

Let's start out by saying that I am a little bias. I have been coaching youth soccer for over ten…read moreyears. I am glad to say that I have spent all of my years with Lake Washington Youth Soccer Association. I have now been the Kirkland Club President for 4 years and now have a great insight into how the organization works. I am so proud to say that I am part of LWYSA because of the level of caring and desire to create a place for everyone to play soccer at all levels. Everyone here cares about the safety and enjoyment of the players and coaches. LWYSA also manages the 60 Acres soccer complex from taking care of the building to the care and feeding of the grass fields. From Kindergarten to High School seniors this organization provides a place to play one of the greatest games ever.

Mark is excellent. He privately coached my son for a couple of years, with good results and an…read moreenjoyable experience. I would gladly have him coach my kids and would encourage them to hire Mark and follow his advice.

WBI is hands down the best baseball organization around! Coach Watson has designed this program to…read morebe the full package. You won't find that anywhere else! WBI not only teaches an outstanding baseball curriculum, they also focus on player development which is just as important in my opinion. You only get out what you put in & WBI teaches kids that with hard work and discipline, anything is possible. My son joined WBI last fall and his growth these past few months is unreal! He thoroughly enjoys every minute spent at WBI and is so pleased to see how his hard work is paying off! The drive, dedication, and discipline Coach Granich models is phenomenal. It's one thing to be an amazing coach but it's another thing to be a fantastic all-around role model. My son looks up to Coach Granich. The phenomenal values taught at WBI will help mold these young men into outstanding adults well past their years of playing baseball and to me that is priceless!

I would highly suggest you do some research or speak to some parents before you sign on to this…read moreprogram. Unless you enjoy throwing 5K out into the streets. Head guy Watson clearly plays favorites, does these ridiculously trick plays that are super embarrassing, especially when the U-14 team would go on to lose by a dozen or more. I also have never seen a team get picked off stealing more and they lost the last 15 or more games straight at the end of the season. So....they got worse. I think probably the lowlight (and when I should have pulled my poor son from this program) when after the 3rd or 4th game of the entire season, when my son had the courage to approach Watson and ask what he could do possibly to earn more playing time. His response verbatim "Well you can't hit, so learn how to bunt." That's the opposite of a decent coach, let alone a good one. Unfortunately, there is even more I can add about some of his unethical behaviors with the team and parents but do not feel this is the correct forum to disclose. Do your research before you give this guy a dime. I gave 2 stars only because the boys on the team were wonderful, well mannered and showed work ethic, respect and kindness despite the leadership.

This is a nice arena for hockey with a decent pro shop. The ONLY complaint I have is the absolute…read moredisrespect towards the American flag that flies out front of their building. Update: Flag replaced after showing one of the employees. Thank you!

Brought my task trained medical alert SERVICE DOG to the arena and was told she cannot be in there…read more Not only did she have her service animal badge on her tag, but even after telling the worker that she is a service dog he stated that only blind people are allowed to have a service dog in the arena??? We also informed him that she is task trained to bring me my medication. Please see below for my RIGHTS as a disabled persons from the Washington State Human Rights Commission "RCW 49.60.215 prohibits discrimination in a place of public accommodation due to the "use of a trained dog guide or service animal by a disabled person." WAC 162-26-130 requires "fair service in a place of public accommodation regardless of the use of a trained dog guide or service animal by a disabled person as well as because of the disability itself." (Internal quotations omitted.) Service animals must be allowed into all areas of a place of public accommodation where the general public is allowed - this includes dining and eating areas, restrooms, and areas where food is sold. A place of public accommodation cannot request that the service animal be removed unless it creates a risk of harm. This risk must be actual, and cannot be speculative or based on a fear of dogs. In addition, if an animal exhibits disruptive, poor or unsanitary behavior, it would not be considered a trained service animal, and can be removed." MY SERVICE ANIMAL WAS SITTING AT THE FEET OF MY PARTNER. Please train your employees with the LEGAL questions they are able to ask as described in the photo attached. As an ex-employee there I am very disappointed in the rink for excluding disabled persons.

I don't think I've ever seen a public rink in such a state. The ice was absolutely chewed up with…read moredeep ruts and divots. Because the ice hadn't been zambonied the picks of the ice skates caught continuously in the ruts making it difficult to skate smoothly for more than a moment or two. There is nowhere secure to put your shoes or purse. Despite signs indicating they'd play music, there was none and signs forbidding use of ear buds for safety reasons. And then there are the people with the "walkers". Mainly small kids but the walkers are left on the ice wherever people seem to feel like leaving them. Definitely will *not* be skating there again.

Like the "lunch break" opportunity here! It's great. This year a group of us came and many (4 or…read more5) of the kids didn't get to skate, didn't have enough sizes ... That was sad. I did notice the skates need to be recycled rips and laces were in poor shape. Need a few more staff during winter break "lunch break" shift.

Our family had been with Maltby Pony for going on 5 years now. We have really enjoyed this league…read moreand still have several years to go with them. The best part about this league is the tight knit community of families we get to spend our time with, whether it be the annual Spaghetti Bingo Night, or Grand Slam Day, it's always a fun time for all! I highly recommend getting involved.​

Fun and competitive youth baseball for ages 4-14. Community atmosphere, great snack shack and…read morenicely kept, all natural fields. Pony baseball rules (just like the major leagues) makes for some exciting baseball with stealing and lead-offs allowed, dropped third strike in play and diamonds that grow with the age of the players. If you want your kid to learn REAL baseball, come join us at Maltby!