Nice and easy batting cages. Have three separate speeds. Low key but until cheap and good value…read more Has helmets and bats.

Their pitching machines use real baseballs so you can use the bat your actually going to be hitting…read morewith in game.

We tried Soccer Sprouts for our 4-year-old after he changed schools and no longer had access to…read moreSoccer Shots. Unfortunately, the experience was extremely disappointing. The program felt very unorganized, and the coaches (mostly teenagers) did very little to engage or motivate the kids. On three separate occasions, we showed up for soccer only to find out upon arrival that there was no class because the space had been rented out for a private event or the practice had been moved to another location. There was absolutely no communication about these changes. For the price they charge, we expected a much more professional and reliable program. Overall, it was frustrating, overpriced, and not something we would recommend.

We are lucky to have this location close to our home! Our daughter had been in soccer sprouts for…read morealmost 2 years and it's something my husband and our friends look forward to weekly. It gives both the kids and the adults to come together for the adults to hang out and the kids to get their energy out. When the kids had a later morning class it was nice because the lunch items would be offered so we would have lunch right after soccer. However the past few seasons it's been earlier and earlier. We still make it a habit to hang out afterwards for all parties. They serve alcohol at all times while they are open where my husband and our friend bought a glass of beer to drink during one of the classes for those rough mornings! The sportsdome is a nice alternative for sports from being outside offering a big field, practice field (both turf), basketball courts which can also serve as volleyball courts or even for use for soccer sprouts a time or 2. Sometimes the facility can be very busy as there can be different sports simultaneously happening at the same time in all areas, so parking may be limited, but the parking lot is large you should not have much trouble finding parking. Ladies Bathrooms are also clean. They offer ladies and men as well as family bathrooms located across from the basketball courts. I always see them being clean. All in all, the facility is pretty tidy and offer many trash cans so you can throw away your trash without having to walk far away.

We've been coming here for about 10 months now for soccer sprouts! It took a bit for my daughter to…read morestart listening and following directs but miss that we've been going consistently, she's gotten comfortable! Classes are 45 minutes long and the coaches are great! It gets the kids energy out as it not only is physical but with toddlers it teaches them to listen and follow directions! They teach them warm up drills, color matching, run after hula hoops, kicking the ball, stacking cones and knocking them down with a ball. Every class is different! Is toddler-parent centered so you get to be in the field with your little one! You pay annual fee and then you pay a separate fee for the season such is about 2 months long. This can all be found in their website. Once walking into the sportsdome you are greeted with people watching from the outside looking into the different games, kids and their patients sitting at tables eating, or just hanging out. On the left side is a big indoor field and the right the field is divided in half with a net, that is where soccer sprouts is held! If you continue go to straight you pass by the hangout which serves food and at the end you'll see the basketball courts. Living in reno this is a facility to host outdoor sports inside! It is a big facility to host different sports or even events! Parking is spacious which is nice compared to the north location. We are happy that this location is close to our home!

What a great place to go watch the kids play soccer Had a…read moregreat time and will be back soon

This park is very nice. The playground is very unique and fun. The playground is geared toward kids…read more5 and older. The playground is tall and there aren't any small slides for toddlers. The material underneath the playground is artificial turf. There are 4 swings. There is a covered area with plenty of picnic benches. The people in the neighborhood were very friendly. The view of the mountains is fantastic. There are baseball fields and batting cages at this park. There is a small/medium sized grassy field with a walkway around it. This park has its own parking lot. There are no basketball hoops. There are bathrooms but they are locked when there is no baseball or when it's winter time. Have fun out there. -Dadzone

We picked a Friday night game for the fireworks and they didn't disappoint…read more Our seats were great. The happy hour was perfect and the Aces won!!

This is a review for the Home for the Holidays event…read more Was a guest at a company holiday party and at the Home for the Holidays event. Beautiful light display, holiday tunes, and merchants selling wares for last minute shopping. Nice to have another Winter Season event option here in our Biggest Little City. Great to have a suite for holiday parties and a room to retreat to when exploring all the festivities at the field.

This place is under new management and ownership now and it was sad to see previous reviews but,…read moreall the negative ones should now not be referred to. Great experience and a wonderful opportunity for indoor fun. A unique and perfect place for birthday parties. Check it out and see! Have fun.

Beware! Here is why: We decided to sign my son up to play…read moreindoor soccer. We knew that indoor soccer is aggressive as we have an older daughter who played for several years in a different state. The referees where we used to play may have missed some calls, however never was a player left on the field when they were down and injured. Tonight my son was shoved by a straight arm push into the boards. No call was made even when my son did not get up. The parents, coach and players were all screaming at the referee that a player was down and still the referee ignored the fact that a player was not getting up. When the opposing team's goal keeper finally got the referee's attention, the referee finally stopped the play to check on the player. When my son still was not able to get up unassisted, our coach was called over to help him off the field. This athletic center was ill equipped to handle injuries even though this is a contact sport. Their first aid kit did not contain ice packs to provide basic first aid. This is not the first occurrence with poor game management and refereeing by the assigned official. Having been involved with soccer for many years and having a husband who is a certified referee this brings up the question of what level of proficiency the officials associated with this establishment actually possess?