It's a super fun, lively atmosphere with lots of well maintained courts. It definitely feels like…read moreTHE hang out for teenyboppers now so that's not ideal to your average young adult. The food is okay, nothing to write home about. But it doesn't have to be, that's not why people go. It gets the job done. Cabana is really cool, makes for a fun atmosphere. It does get so crowded but that's a good thing for them, I suppose!

Would be a 5 star if some of the staff were better. My daughter's team had lost every game because…read morethe umpire would call bad calls , show favoritism, and was impatient. We had the same umpire every time , and we lost every time. Make that make sense ? And my daughter's team isn't bad at all they all play competitive volleyball and have won many games.

We went to the New Orleans Saints Mini Training Camp session today and it was WONDERFUL. Today the…read moreSaints wrote the book on Southern hospitality. The employees couldn't do enough for us to make sure we had a great time. Started with an ADA shuttle bus bringing us from the car to the entrance. Then we were ushered to a great big tented platform with a misting fan to keep us cool. The concession stand was open selling burgers, breakfast sandwiches and drinks from water, coke, power aid to beer and the prices were reasonable. The souvenirs and clothing were priced reasonable too. There was a cooling station for those who needed it. Not everyone was able to sit under the tent (it was ADA only) but there were plenty of bleachers. The team worked hard and we got to see what talent we will have this season. After practice (about 3 hours) the players were nice enough to come over and take selfies and sign autographs. My grandson got about 10 autographs on his Saints autograph ball he bought today and was very excited. Everyone there seemed to have a great time. Gail Benson was even there and she rode by in her golf cart to wave at the fans & let us know she was glad we came. All of this and did I mention that admission was FREE!! What a great way to give back to the fans. I just have to mention again that it was southern hospitality at its finest today and a day my grandson (or myself & husband) will never forget. There are other days scheduled like today. Google it and find out the dates and how to get your tickets. Tickets are limited so be ready to act fast. Hope you get to go and have as much fun as we did. Who Dat Say They Gonna Beat Them Saints? Who Dat!!!

One of the worst management and staff I have had the experience of dealing with. I was a member…read morepaying $250 a month to use the facility, and despite that I was told I could only train between 10 AM and 3PM, and those hours are completely unreasonable for a full time worker, especially a student. I would come in the mornings and afternoons after work and respected any event that was going on and would get verbal approval from coaches. Around a week ago during their youth football camps, I was there at 4:30 PM, around one and a half hour before their camp was about to start. The manager and staff told me I couldn't workout even though I only needed the field for 15-20 minutes. I asked the coaches and they encouraged me to use the turf field. As I was setting up, the manager, Donnie Laing, came up to me and started showing aggressive behavior towards me. I kept it extremely respectful since I am the customer and only using their equipment and don't own anything there. I tried to reason with him and explain that no one but him had any issues with what was going on but he wouldn't budge. After that interaction, I decided that was the last straw and would stop spending my money at this business. As I was heading out to cancel my membership, I tried to talk to him and apologize for what I did and going behind his back. But once again he wouldn't buy it and went on to call me "useless and retarded". I do not have a disability, but I was extremely shocked to hear those words come out of a manager to a customer in a professional setting. Especially with kids entering the building. Would you want your child to hear those words come out of a manager you're giving your hard-earned money to? This isn't the first time I have had an issue with Donnie Laing. He, and the rest of the staff and managers only care about the name and image of the athletes and people who come into the building, not the people who spend their well-earned money to use the equipment and are serious about training. It is the unfortunate truth but I just want everyone to be aware of who they are doing business with and know what the type of people these managers are.

From the owner: At Elite Training Academy, athletes of all ages in Baton Rouge will find sports performance…read moretraining facilities guaranteed to enhance their on- and off-field capabilities. We provide our athletes with access to the best resources, including knowledgeable coaches and advanced training methods, to help them achieve their athletic dreams and prepare them for a successful future.

I absolutely love this park! The views are gorgeous, it's so big, and there are so many different…read morethings to do there. After a long day, I love to go here and just be present. I dated this guy who brought me here on our first date. While I hate that guy now, I'd meet him over and over to discover this park!!

We love the Perkins park! The kids playground area is great for my 3 year old. It's much smaller…read morethan the play area at the highland park but I'd rather it that way. It's easier to keep an eye on your kids and the park is never over crowded. My son loves bringing his trucks into the sand area and I can sit and relax right next to him on the benches. There are restrooms right next to the playground/baseball fields. The walking trails are wide enough for multiple people to be walking, running and biking without bumping into each other- unlike highland. Overall great place and wish there were more like it in Baton Rouge.

It was so fun playing there the court was so good and it was perfect for a 5v5 which made it fun.read more

Let me start by saying this is a great looking facility. However don't judge this book by its…read morecover. I attended a volleyball tournament on 2/24/18 which was way to big for this place to handle. Parking was very limited due to it being over crowded. Cost to get in was $5 which is the avarage price for volleyball tournament. However the air condition was not working for most of the day. With hundreds of people in this place and the outside temperature in the low 80's, it was VERY HOT. They had no portable fan blowing nor would they open any of the emergency doors to get some kind of air flow. I guess they wouldn't open the emergency doors because they wanted to make sure they collect that $5 entry fee without anyone sneaking in from another opened door. Now that it's so hot in here I go to buy something to drink. I order a fountain Diet Coke and it was flat. I tell the clerk that it's flat and she says they can replace it with a can Diet Coke. Ok great I'll do that then. I get back to my seat and someone tells me don't drink that can soda because it's out of date. The date on that can soda was 4/10/17. Keep in mind today is 2/24/18. Finally the air condition comes on around 5:00 or 6:00 p.m. No options to refund anyone of their $5 entry fee due to not having any air condition on a hot 80+ degree day. Money the root of all evil. What greedy people here. Hope we're not playing here next year!!!!