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    Raritan Valley Country Club

    4.1(7 reviews)
    2.6 mi

    Very hard to get a full time position for this college. There is not really any growth. I have…read moreworked here for years and the human resources office refuses to give me full-time only because they don't want to pay for health benefits. Not recommended unless you only want a part-time position.

    I grew up at this club, and it was a fun place, but now as an adult my father has passed away and I…read moream entitled to somewhere around $15,000 back which was a security deposit to join, by 1975 prices. (Silly me, I always thought the whole point of a security deposit was to get the money back when it is no longer needed.). I am told repeatedly that I am on the list to get paid back when it is my turn, as there is a list. My dad passed away in 2013, and probably dissolved the relationship long before that, as he was ill. Yet, I still cannot get back this paltry amount of money (by their standards), yet they can waste millions each year redoing the interior decorating unnecessarily. It is fun for golf, and tennis, and a pool. Oh wait, you can get that for free anywhere huh? Don't waste your money, and trust me.. I know them well, there is money to be paid for everything from the food to the pro shop. and it is ALOT! The manager never answers the phone, so I am going to be going there in person with my probate lawyer (and I'll dress the way I want, not according to their dress code) in the upcoming weeks to get a copy of my fathers original paperwork, and potentially serve them with a lawsuit! Be aware that if you join, you will be lucky if your grandchildren are still alive to get your money back! They are probably hoping the heirs don't know or don't even remember. Don't waste your money, every service they have is free somewhere. And if you are thinking that because its a private club that you can play golf without a waiting period or anytime you want, think again. I can recall my dad always being angry about having to wait and schedule appointments just to play. Don't waste your money, if you want to show off your wealth, get a Ferrari instead. It'll be about the same price.

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    Bridgewater Sports Arena

    Bridgewater Sports Arena

    2.9(45 reviews)
    3.7 mi

    I can't believe BSA is still going and it's pretty much been 30 years at this point since it first…read moreopened. I worked here for 5 of those 30 years and I believe it was either the first or second day that BSA opened that I started. I worked here as an arcade attendant, skate guard and even helped out with parties. If I could tell you some of the crazy stories and secrets, I would, but I don't want to put them in this review. I ended up leaving when they wanted me to start helping with construction, something I had no experience doing nor was I looking to start doing. The good news is I made many friends from here, that I still see or talk to today. Including my very first hockey coach and one of my old (and first) managers! My best experiences there were with the hockey leagues, in particular the youth leagues. They are ran very well and continue to be ran well from what I can gather. There is a lot of focus on these leagues because that is where the money is, so the kids get priority on ice time as well as a lot of focus on improvements of skills on the ice. I did spend 10 years there in the adult leagues, some times were good and some times were bad. We eventually moved our team when games were getting too late and the league director kept giving us a schedule 3 months at a time instead of a full season schedule, which is what we needed. From what I hear, they addressed this by now splitting up the "Winter Season" and you are getting less games for a full season but an extra season out of it. The one thing we did enjoy was the number of games and double elimination playoffs. The last league director who we dealt with, Brian, was very fair and a good guy. He moved on. I'm not sure who is the director now, but last I heard it was the same one who ran Flemington a few years ago and he was fairly good as well. So you are probably getting a fairly organized adult league. Our biggest issues were with the abusive referees and the horrible ice. We literally had referees that no other rink wanted (they were banned from those rinks and one was even a college level ref that was also banned from doing Princeton games) that called penalties on one of our players because "He was black and didn't belong on the ice". This infuriated us and when we brought it up to BSA management, they shrugged their shoulders and told us to talk to USA Hockey about this. Our other issues were with the ice. We loved the blue rink but the red rink would fall apart every 2-3 years and would need to be re-done as such. They could never figure this out. A few of us broke skates and skate blades because the ice actually got down to the surface. It was pretty bad (This also happened to me while public skating). The small rink (what was known as the orange rink) was fantastic. I always enjoyed some personal time on there, be it for myself and a friend or with my teammates. I did like the pro-shop there because often times, I'd find a stick or something else I needed that other local shops would not have. Plus their skate sharpening was always done right for me. I'd often go out of the way for this and only come to BSA. Arcades remain outdated last time I was there. I was surprised to see so many arcades still there from the 90s and also surprised to see how many were out of order. Most of these used to be easily fixable back in the day. I never did experience the laser tag but I heard it's pretty good, so give this a shot if you have a party there. As for the food, I wasn't a fan of "Villa Pizza" or whatever they call it now. Most of the food was sitting out there for a while, though if you timed it just right, you may have gotten a nice and greasy re-heated pizza that would taste fresh. Perhaps the chocolate cookies are still fresh, that was about my extent of what I'd eat at that place. If you were going public skating or doing open hockey, I'd strongly suggest that you call ahead of time and just make sure you know the correct times for each of these! Also, for public skating, bring your own skates. The skate rental skates are hit or miss. Some of them have been there for many years! I'd say an average review is about right for BSA. There's good and there's bad. Overall, I don't regret any time spent there and maybe one day I'll be back for a skate or visit.

    My experience with the Rockets Hockey Club was extremely disappointing…read more In spring 2025, I paid more than $9,000 for my son to play goalie on the 2025-26 Junior Elite team. The team practiced only six times between September 2 and September 11. On September 15, my son was notified by text that the season was canceled. I received no explanation and initially received little communication from the organization. Despite my requests to stop payments, another tuition payment was processed. After weeks of emails, I was eventually offered a $6,000 refund. I attempted to negotiate a more appropriate refund but was told to accept it or leave it. When I indicated I would pursue legal action, the owner, David Gibson, responded by email with a list of people he characterized as "lawsuit losers." I subsequently filed a Special Civil Part case and received a default judgment. The defendants later moved to vacate the judgment. During that process, their attorney negotiated a settlement with me. We agreed on an amount, and I was told the agreement would be held in escrow until payment was received. I never received the agreed payment. The default judgment was subsequently vacated, leaving me to pursue the matter again. I have also personally spoken with three other families from this team who say they did not receive refunds. This review reflects my personal experience and is based on emails, payment records, court documents, and other records I have retained. I encourage anyone considering the Rockets to carefully understand the financial and refund terms before committing. I'm looking into additional legal actions. Families who believe they experienced a similar financial loss can contact me at Rocketskeptmymoney2@gmail.com

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