FIX THE FIELDS! I…read moredon't understand why these fields can't be fixed with all the money that is poured in from the families playing soccer. It happens every season where if it rains on a Wednesday or Thursday, most likely, the whole weekend is canceled. That is ridiculous! What needs to be done to get the fields fixed?

I went and played it was the best I had. A fun experience and is the best to go and play soccerread more

Great group to play basketball with. Very well organized. If you are looking to play indoor…read morebasketball you should give this a try!

From the owner: Play Organized Indoor Pickup Basketball TODAY! 15 Spots Per Session. 10 Minute games or first to 21…read more(2's and 3's). Never wait more than 10 minutes. Call your own fouls. No Drama Basketball How It Works: 1. Sign-up and pay online* for the session that you want to play in 2. Arrive at the facility 10-15 minutes early to check in with the facilitator (bring ID or show your confirmation e-mail on your phone) 3. Play Drama Free Ball for 2 hours

This is more than a gym, it's a rec center. Every Saturday morning there's dirt cheap yoga going on…read morein the group class room while 7 year olds celebrate birthday parties with bouncy houses on the basketball courts. When I leave I always see a senior group playing cards in meeting room. There are big pickup games during the afternoon among kids. I say all this because I want the reader to know the context of this review, which is just about the gym. Layout This place is somewhat small, but new and has pretty much everything you need. They have one squat rack, dumb bells that go up to 100#, cardio machines, and two tvs. Everything is very clean, I think because it's used so little. You will usually find three people in the gym at most. This crowd is super casual. You have the occasional high schooler, but no brosefs. All in all I like this space a lot. Classes From what I understand a lot of group classes cost extra, like dirt cheap yoga. I tried out the yoga class and really liked it. For me it was the perfect balance of difficulty and intensity. Actually I think I liked this class more than any studio class I've taken, be it Equinox or sync studios. Cost This place is a bargain. I've made it my gym for the moment. Don't worry though I am planning on checking out more gyms.

I was there today for an event that a private organization set up. I didn't know where in the park…read moreit was taking place. The staff was very rude when I asked... they said "oh it's right over there." I asked how far and the tall African American man "it's literally 200 yards away dude!" I said thank you and responded with calling me "Bro". I am a disabled veteran and I have never been to that part of town before. Also, I'm not his friend or his brother. I am deserving of respect. He is a public servant as an employee of my city! Learn some manners young man. Get some decent staff City of Dallas!!

This league has had many incarnations over the years. League names, players, and administrators…read morehave come and gone, but the experience remains the same. I've been involved since 2000 when I used to play in the summer league with the other college soccer junkies back home for the summer. I've been a player in just about every division the league offers. Fresh out of college soccer and still have a few good years left? D1 offers a pretty high level. On the wrong side of 30 but still want to go in 100% for that 50/50 ball to get some aggression out? Try O30A/B. In charge of getting a team of random co-workers together because they finally realized softball sucks? D5 is your Huckleberry. The league can offer really specific and appropriate levels of competition, for me it's the best thing about it. I've lived in Austin for 7 years now and enjoy our men's league but it's not as well run, competitive, fun, and social as the Dallas league. In fact, I like it so much that I always stay on a roster so if I come in town once or twice a season, then I can get my regular Sunday game.

if I could possible rate the club a negative star I would. Zero professionalism. They will only…read moreanswer to you when they are trigger to sign your son/daughter up after good luck having them answer you. Definitely save your time, money and most importantly your peace of mind. NOT RECOMMENDED!

One of the smaller rinks of the 8 Dallas owns. There is ice formed at the base of the boards on the…read moreoutside and it's very cold due to the small size. Lobby size is ok but not for idling during a kids tournament. Feels like a great "learn-to-play" or little kid spot.

Switched here for learn to skate lessons from galleria and I have improved a ton. My son also does…read morehockey academy here and we hope to join a league soon. Coaches are super sweet and they have an annual pass for $500 that gives you access to all the star center rinks. Classes come with 5 free passes. I wish public times were a little more consistent or posted further ahead of time, but overall have enjoyed skating here!

This is such a great organization that really teaches skills rather than herds of kids running…read morearound. The coaches truly care about the players and they always have their best interest in mind. They really instill a love of the game by laying the foundation for players. Truly wonderful place for your kids to learn soccer.

My son is loving his time with Happy Feet. This was his first time in a sport and I love how it's…read morenot a high pressure environment. The group is all about having fun and letting the kids explore sports on there own with the guidance.

Great pool, great facilities including a very nice and not overpopulated gym! Lots of great…read moreprograms too

Great Rec center for basketball and other sports. Two full size courts with partition between that…read morecan be open or closed

Good soccer complex located on Richland College's campus. There are 10 fields with 6 having lights…read morefor night games. All are well kept. This is where the classic soccer league is hosted.

This will sound strange but I'm leaving four stars for a pickleball place I myself will not likely…read morefrequent. I love Preston Playhouse - it's a really cool rec center offering pickleball, padel and a bar to relax for work events and family/friend get-togethers. In DFW there are what I call "Pickleball Operations" and "Places That Offer Pickleball." Unfortunately where I am in the game, Preston Placehouse is more of a "Place That Offers Pickleball" - which isn't what I'm looking for but may be great for you. The courts are colorful and (mostly) in great shape and the spacing is pretty good. They have morning ($10) and evening ($15) open plays which isn't the most expensive in town but not the cheapest. The Open Plays are All Levels, so a bit of a gamble in terms of the quality of player you will find. Last night I found some really good ones but there weren't many. When I first went there there were more, but it seems like they may be choosing places like Pickler Universe and The Picklr. Preston Playhouse though is a fun atmosphere and great place to bring friends or your own group but it's not a pickleball community focused on ramping up competition or teaching skills and it doesn't try to be.

Preston Playhouse is a great addition to the Dallas pickleball scene! It's perfect for casual play…read morewith friends or a private event. While we were there for our private event, there was a tournament wrapping up, others who rented individual courts with friends, and a birthday party. - The space: Preston Playhouse is in an old, air conditioned gym so the courts are set up in an open area with a bar / lounge space and arcade games. There are 9 pickleball courts, 2 padel courts, and a swimming pool. - The service: We were easily able to schedule a private event via email. There was someone onsite to ensure everything went smoothly. We had paddles and balls for our group, snacks ordered via catering, and drink tickets. Our bartender provided great drink recommendations and the coconut lime mocktail was the favorite of the group. - The pricing: Preston Playhouse has monthly memberships that receive discounted rates, but non-members can book courts and participate in open play at a slightly higher price. For our event, the courts were $50/court/hour with a minimum of two courts. Equipment, pickleball pros, food, and beverage were all optional add ons. I appreciated that there wasn't a food and beverage minimum like many other pickleball spots in the area.