Excellent school for nursing and more! Great teachers and classes to get you into big colleges!!read more

I have a PE class here at night. It's a really nice field and is well lit at night. It's a rubber…read moretrack so it's not all hard on your knees when you jog. My lil brother and his wife used to run xc and track here and liked the track as well. Bathrooms are okay. Normally they don't have soap, paper towels, or seat covers during the games, but at least they're not all gross. I don't know if the water fountains work, I'm afraid to drink from them and normally bring my own water. The concession stands here during football games are okay and the staff is pretty friendly.

Drove 45 minutes to catch a movie here…read more Milagro cinema is probably my favorite movie theater (I watch a lot of movies). Here is my quick rating: Food: DELICIOUS. Good portions and affordable. See photos. Seating: those chairs are COMFORTABLE. They rotate like you're on a spaceship about to fire off. Cleanliness: Super clean, feel like it's a new venue. STAFF: friendly and welcoming. Buy a ticket, order some nachos And 3 tacos - and enjoy a good movie. Thank me later.

Latino-owned movie theater, so of course we had to try it out and support!…read more After what felt like an entire Odyssey, searching the world and back for a movie theater that still had tickets available for The Odyssey , we thankfully found Milagro! The theater isn't huge like your typical movie theater, but honestly, that wasn't a negative for us at all. We actually really enjoyed the smaller, more intimate feel. What really stood out was their extensive food menu. My husband and I tried their taquitos, and honestly, they were so tasty! We also got the nachos. My husband gets nachos every single time we go to the movies, and he loved the Hispanic twist they put on these. Beer, good food, and a movie? We were definitely satisfied! They also have signature cocktails inspired by the movies they're showing, which I thought was such a cute touch! We'll definitely be back.

Outdoor fields do not have to be dirty, people!…read more Hollywood Sports Park Combat Center is great. There are concrete floors, and they clean out the bbs mid-day so there aren't injuries. The environment is awesome. They have a Combat Center field, and a Scenario Field, and they alternate play, so if you really wanted to, you can play non-stop. Currently Combat Center has a Middle Eastern/ Arabian theme going full with foreign McD's posters shot full of holes. I hear the Scenario Field has a Mid-West theme going. You get a discount for going early on weekend mornings, or if you are military/ industry. I love playing with real buildings, where you can climb stairs, hide behind abandoned cars, and hide behind curtains. It really adds an element to the gameplay. Even the staging area has vehicles and pipes for a military feel. It's also great how they have enough refs to keep games going, constantly. They are good at having game after game after game. I didn't like how they had Scenario games, in the middle, and closed off Combat Center for half an hour, though. I took a nap during this time. It is also a very woman friendly, and kid friendly park. I love seeing female refs, and clean facilities! Great job on being equal opportunity, and representing all groups! I did not enjoy how around 3:00-4:00 the park started getting really crowded, and they started doing campaigns where buildings were off limit. It's really much too crowded to limit where people can hide. It ruins gameplay. Most recently, I went on a Saturday, and the cheating was incredibly bad. Switching fields did not help, and the refs did not seem to know how to stop it. After a bunch of people left because of how bad the cheating got, the ref closed off all buildings. THIS DEFEATS THE PURPOSE OF GOING TO COMBAT CENTER. It became UNPLAYABLE because bands were not calling hits. I had experienced team members, and industry members, and there was only 1-3 people on the other team calling hits. Some of us hit some of their members multiple times in the same game, and those people kept playing, and when we complained to the refs, they told us "oh no, them again?" like they weren't sure what to do about it.

This is an update for their private party service. It was excellent! We were able to get many games…read more in and a good amount of time as well. Everyone had fun! The referee was a very chill but professional guy. He allowed us to play a couple custom games towards the end of the night. Any questions or concerns were handled immediately as well. I will say I cannot speak about rentals since no one used a rental.

Great haunted house! Perfect balance of jump scares and nothing gorey. Took a group of soccer 14yo…read moregirls and they had a blast!! The hosts did a great job welcoming us and explaining the process. They have white lanterns for normal scares and green lanterns for kiddos who want a less scary experience. Thank you for putting on a great haunted house! Great decor! Great staff! Parking was good, line wasn't too long at all. We will be back for sure. Happy Halloween!

A very well done home haunt that's frankly quite innovative…read more We joined the line shortly before they opened this Halloween evening. They came out and explained the rules, among them regarding kids. If you have children with you that DON'T want to get scared, you can tell the monsters, "Code Green!" and the monsters will in turn act scared of YOU. The kids in line ahead of us were all bravado as they bragged they'd be shouting, "Code Red!" whilst walking the maze. As they got closer to the front and could hear the screams of other guests going through the experience, they ran back to their group of parents and other kids, crying. This year's theme is "The Temple of the Fallen God," with a backyard maze filled with Aztec and Egyptian themes, giant spiders, dragons, skeletons and archaeologists jumping out at you all over. Don't want to ruin the surprise, but again, for a home haunt it's pretty impressive. As far as I remember, there wasn't really any blood and it's a full no touching zone. With that said, they were still quite good at surprising and scaring people without being in-your-face gory. They're free admission, and still put their all into it. I highly recommend them, especially if you're doing the Halloween circuit with Backwoods and Rotten Apple.

I used to come here often but it's been a few years so I decided to come back…read more It's definitely an odd vibe compared to what I remember: the front ticket counter looks abandoned but for some reason has ropes as if they still have lines there, and people were just sitting on the ground in front of the entrance in the shadows. I guess they don't sell candy anymore and they don't have cashiers to help with anything: you can only order a few chocolate candies so that was a hard pass. And again they had an elaborate rope system for the "line" but since there are no cashiers it doesn't seem used.

Seriously, I cannot believe that I went to a theater IMAX that had the lights on both sides of the…read morescreen to illuminate the doors to the outside. The entire movie. Are we in the movie Idiocracy already? Definitely not going back. Worst experience ever If I see that at another AMC theater, I'm canceling everything and never going to another one. Worse than someone holding their cell phone in front of you because there's nothing you can do. Completely 100% distracting and you have no choice, but to see in the corner of your eyes the entire movie. They just don't care about the customer base anymore at this Theater.

This review is for NABJJF tournaments that are hosted here throughout the year. Parking is $5. You…read morecan prepay or purchase on day of the tournament. There are places to eat within walking distance. We usually eat at Innout next door. There are also vendors that have food near the entrance. These tournaments are pretty good. Usually runs on time, double elimination and they have both gi and nogi. You can purchase VIP mat access as a parent. They allow coaches during matches. They give free rashguards. Much better than the t shirts they used to give away. This is a great tournament to begin your competition journey. Sometimes you get some competitors from Jiujitsu World League and IBJjF here, which means you get to compete against them at a fraction of the cost compared to other tournaments. If you are one of the first 100 people to register, you can do gi and nogi for 79.99 total. That can't be beat as other tournaments cost over a hundred for one division. Spectator fee is $12 on line and $15 at the door. They don't accept cash. Definitely recommend.

Two for cleanliness Otherwise no directories…read moreNo signs on buildings No air conditioning I am given a guest password for wifi Too long to remember And still have to re login every five min with a new password

Kids just loved it! They had a blast here! Clean and fun! It even has swings. My little one loved…read morethe ball pit the most!

First time here, the kids loved it here. Nice, big and clean space. Will be definitely coming backread more

I smell like a barnyard? Of course, because I was feeding goats & sheep at Barnyard Buddies…read more For $6 admission (at the time)(Groupon deals, as well), visitors to Barnyard Buddies can feed goats & sheep, and pet various animals. Buying a medium sized container of feed was more than enough, IMHO. Visitors are required to feed only the goats & sheep from the other side of the enclosure. Without feed, visitors can enter the closure & pet/brush the animals. Besides the goats & sheep, there are 2 pigs, chickens, and in a separate enclosure, emus & a cow. No access allowed to those, however. Pony rides are an option for little kids. The ride is around an oval track. There is also a playground area to burn up some energy. A few handwashing stations on premises to stay hygienic during your visit. Barnyard Buddies is an accessible nearby barnyard experience. I was lucky enough to grow up around chickens, so I'm not new to livestock. It's my firm belief kids should be around animals, and know where their food comes from, whether it be eggs, milk and/or meat. While not a place I'd recommend traveling large distances to visit, for those nearby or whom happen to be in the area, Barnyard Buddies is a wonderful opportunity to feed enthusiastically hungry goats & sheep, and brush plump piggies. Highly recommend!

Pretty cool to see the animals here. Had fun taking my nieces here where they were able to touch…read morethe animals and brush their hairs. Parking is easy and plenty of space. So I will definitely come back. Only issue I have is that drivers drive a bit fast where the parking become dusty so be prepared for that or make sure the kiddies have mask or face cover.

Today was such a special day at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Long Beach. I was lucky enough to…read moreattend the graduation of one of my very close friends, and I could not be more proud of her. She graduated with honors and was in the very first group of students to walk, which tells you right away this girl has an impressive list of accomplishments. She came out absolutely covered in sashes, cords, collars -- every academic honor imaginable. I kept joking and asking if she wanted me to buy her one more lei or bouquet, but she already had so much stuff hanging off her she could barely move.What impressed me most is how grounded and sensible she is. She skipped prom, skipped grad night, and stayed focused on her future. You can tell this girl has her mind on bigger things. Sitting through graduation, we all started realizing we were probably in for a three-hour ceremony. Her mom laughed and said, "Honestly, if she wants to leave after she gets her diploma, I wouldn't care. She's followed every rule up to this point." I started cracking up and asked if she wanted me to text her. She said yes. Sure enough, right after getting her diploma, I suddenly see her walking straight through the stadium toward the exit gate. I looked over and said, "Is she doing it? Is she really doing it?" Next thing you know, we get a text: "I'm ready to go." Absolute renegade behavior -- and honestly, iconic. We beat all the traffic, had the perfect exit, and she just shrugged and said, "I'm done with these people. Let's go." Move to the beat of your own drum, kid. The future is looking very bright for this girl. Five stars for a graduation day we'll never forget.

Here for the CIF Division II high school soccer game between Bishop Amat High School vs Newport…read moreHarbor High School. The stadium is very large, clean, and well-maintained. Seats are comfortable even without padding, and the views from any seat to the field are perfect. Thank goodness for the great lighting, as this is a night game. The best part, our school won this game and will now compete for the California State Division II Championship. Two high CIF championships in one day (basketball was the other championship today) for one high school. What a great day