We tried curling for the first time at one of Rock Creek's Olympics Open House sessions and had a…read morereally wonderful time. I believe those sessions ended, but you can still take regular courses or join a league. The facilities were great - so much space for multiple games/lessons to be occurring at the same time and spectating downstairs or upstairs at their bar! The equipment we got to use as part of the class (shoes, balance support, stones, and broom) seemed to be in great shape. And finally, all the staff were so wonderful. Great at the sport and good at instructing on steps and technique. It is such a fun sport and will give you a new appreciation for the athletes you see on screen.

Came here on a fun afternoon date and it was a hoot! I've never tried curling, but they give you…read moreall of the lessons you will need to get ready for the Olympics;) haha. We did an hour lesson and we were paired up with another couple in our group. There were other groups of people around us, but the lesson felt very personal and our teacher was awesome! They teach you the basics and then you get right into a game which was great to be able to take the techniques you've learned and put them to use. I would recommend wearing warm clothes and bringing gloves. They supply the shoes and the equipment so you just need to come ready to have a great time on the ice!

We've belonged to a very friendly private health club in Boulder for many years, and were (naively)…read moreshocked at the consistently surly greeting we received at the Meadows, a relatively expensive, private pool/tennis club in SE Boulder. Lots of snottiness (an attitude that hasn't quite matured to full-blown arrogance) around the grounds. For the price, the limited amenities offered, and the silly attitudes, our money and our recommendation (not!) will go elsewhere.

Not sure what Homer's review is referring to? The Meadows Club is a mellow family swim and tennis…read moreclub. The overall attitude is great, from the staff and especially the members. We've been involved with the club for many years, and it is a great spot in Boulder. The pool is super nice and well maintained and the 20 or so tennis courts (including 2 clay courts and 3 indoor courts) are fantastic and well maintained. My only small complaint is that the restrooms/changing areas should be upgraded, and there should be a snack bar. But overall, a great swim and tennis club in Boulder.

Placed my daughter here to develop more competitive volleyball skills, and they for sure nailed it…read more A great club, clear communication and solid coaching staff.

I threw my son's 13th birthday party here, and I cannot more highly recommend the facility. We were…read moretaken care of by two managers, with Eric being our lead. Their attention to our needs and genuinely caring to ensure we were happy and taken care of the entire time during our event was outstanding. The kids absolutely loved the trampolines, the snowboard lessons, and the skatepark. I have thrown quite a few birthdays now for my two boys, and this was probably the best we've had thus far. Each kid was raving about it and can't wait to come back. I am definitely going to come back with the kids (and maybe without them too).

This place is unreal!!!! We received a great ski lesson, very realistic with falling in cold wet…read moresnow. Then we hit trampolines. So much fun!!!

This is a really nice ice rink that has a restaurant and is at a tolerable temperature for watching…read moreyouth hockey! Benders has your typical bar food but their egg roll Rueben and pretzel bites are to die! Our family watches a lot of youth hockey and this is one of our favorite facilities to go to. They also have plenty of public skate times that brings up all sorts of nostalgia for us middle age-ish folks.

went to see the grandson some games. comfortable seating…read more Relatively warm in the seating area. Well lit. Lots of parking.

This place is great! My husband and I wanted something active to do together that wasn't the usual…read morehiking/biking/climbing that is so common in Colorado & we Love coming to D Bat to get a good sweat in and up our batting skills. Going to look into a co-Ed league next season because we have enjoyed it so much. facility is always super clean and the swipe cards for pitching machines is super convenient. worth every penny for the membership, even if you only make it there once a week.

I had a very disappointing experience at the D-Bat in Lafayette…read more I reserved and paid for a batting cage several hours in advance. When I arrived early to check in, I was assigned a cage number. However, when I went to the cage, it was still occupied by two boys. I returned to the front desk and was told that I could use the cage once my reservation time began. At exactly 5:00 p.m., I informed the boys that I had reserved the cage for that time. Instead of leaving, they argued that they didn't know their time was up and refused to leave until a D-Bat employee told them to. It should never have been my responsibility to enforce my own reservation. When an employee finally came over, she didn't immediately ask them to leave. Instead, she asked what was going on, and the boys continued making excuses, saying they forgot to check their phone and no one had warned them that their session was ending. Rather than ending the conversation and having them vacate the cage, the discussion continued while my paid reservation time was ticking away. What was most frustrating was how the situation was handled. The employee repeatedly checked to make sure the boys were okay, but never once acknowledged the inconvenience to me or apologized for the delay. As the paying customer whose reservation was being interrupted, I deserved more. After the boys finally left, I asked if my reservation could be extended so I would receive the full hour that I had paid for. I was told no because it would interfere with the next reservation. While I understand they needed to stay on schedule, the fact remains that I did not receive the full hour I purchased because D-Bat failed to ensure the previous customers left on time. The staff at the front desk also appeared uninterested in resolving the issue or making it right. There was no concern for the poor customer experience. In the end, my daughter lost part of the batting time I had paid for because another group refused to leave and the staff failed to enforce the reservation schedule. Good customer service means taking ownership when something goes wrong and making a reasonable effort to resolve it. Unfortunately, that did not happen here. I don't expect perfection, but I do expect a business to honor the service I paid for and treat customers fairly. Based on this experience, I cannot recommend this location.

Came here for a sorority event. Super fun idea..food was ok but the skates did feel worn in and…read moreold. Overall fun idea and experience.

During a 5th grade elementary school field trip at Skate City, an 11-year-old student accidentally…read moredropped her slice of pizza after paying $5 for it. When she asked for another slice, the employee at the counter told her she would need to pay another $5. I understand businesses have policies, but this situation involved a child on a school field trip who made an honest mistake. A little compassion would have gone a long way. It was disappointing to see a child denied a replacement slice of food under those circumstances. Others pitched in and bought her another slice.

National Academy of Athletics is a great way to keep kids active while making sure they're having…read morefun. They offer a bunch of different sports programs across the metro area, so kids can try new activities, learn skills, and build confidence. The coaches do a great job creating a positive environment that focuses on participation, teamwork, and just enjoying the game!