I have been coming here the last month or so to watch my boyfriend play in his adult soccer league…read more I can't comment on the price, but I know what I pay to play in my sport league and anyone involved in it knows whether that price is worth it for them or not. As a visitor, here is what I can tell you: The parking lot can get a little tight in the middle of league night when it is the busiest. The facility is big and bright and clean. The restrooms (women's at least) have never been wanting for soap or toilet paper or anything and honestly were cleaner than I expected them to be when I used them the first time. The concessions are more than fairly priced, in comparison to other league play spots I have been. They have an impressive selection of adult beverages. TVs and available streaming and channels for watching televised games after the league. Friendly staff. And they are quick with what is needed or asked for when there is an injury. Pretty alright all around.

My 4 year old is enjoying his classes here! They do a good job of structuring activities and…read moreteaching the kids.

If King Louis won't approve this new mandate, nobody will. But hopefully, Louiswill…read more Louisville has an excellent new team and they seem to be doing really well. We're proud of them and we're glad that they are thinking about MLS. We're hoping that the Louisville soccer team makes it into MLS at some point, they're a dark horse behind the likes of Phoenix, Sacramento and Indianapolis, but I think it'd be great because there is a massive fanbase here in this town, which doesn't have any major sports, and it would be a wise idea to give them the fifth major sport, which might some may end up becoming one of the top three in the country and passing hockey and baseball if it hasn't already started doing that. Great team indeed.

That fan section though…read more It is a great time to go see Louisville City play football (no, American hand-ball isn't football, shut up Brad). The play was great, the fans were great, the fan section making all the noise and smoke? Marvelous! Sure, nothing will ever beat British rowdies or German fans but they outdo themselves. I'm not usually a fan of public money going toward private endeavors - like stadiums for sports that have never shown to return on investment but by golly since I am going to use it is let's go ahead and dig deep folks, let's have a proper stadium. Slugger Field is ugh and in a crappy place with worse parking. The Yum Center has shown that when you throw good money after bad, we show up. Let's do this properly!

Soccer fields set against a beautiful farm background. Lots of parking. Fairly maintained fields…read more Ideally set up for large tournaments with large crowds.

Wonderful location in elizabethtown, however parking in the front parking lot is a nightmare and is…read moresmall. Almost everyone parks in the grass, the soccer leagues are popular here. Small restrooms but decently clean, small eating and concession area. I gets hot and there is no shade so bring an umbrella chair or something for shade. There is a small playground in the front parking lot, but that is it. Never had an issues with car break ins or stealing, so safe and clean.

Local indoor soccer facility. It's clean and well run. Parking is not a problem but can get…read morecrowded when several games let out.

Signed up for the toddler practices and games. The games are good but the practices are so…read moredisorganized. They have 4-5 coaches on the field but only seem to notice that the kids don't know what's going on. Only tell one or two kids what to do then letting the other kids struggle. Maybe for adults it's more organized, but it's definitely not a place for kids. Between the adults drinking a ridiculous amount of alcohol in a little amount of time then proceeding to drive home with their kids. They pick and choose what people can have "extra" people in there even though it is supposed to be a limit of 1 person per player.

The owner Keith is a great guy running a great business! He has a large selection and will work…read morewith you finding the right selection for you. We ordered hundreds of shirts and came back 3 times we were so happy with his work.

From the owner: Locally owned soccer specific store.read more

My son just completed his second session with Happy Feet. We found them because there aren't many…read moreactivities for 2 year olds and they start as young as 18 months. This is my experience in Little Toes; I think the experience for older kids is pretty different. Our first session was on Sunday mornings alternating 9 am and 10 am. There were only about 7 kids playing at once, so it wasn't too bad when a few of them weren't listening, etc. We liked that our son was playing with new kids and learning team work, and enjoyed it enough to sign up a second time. This session, we did Saturday mornings at 9 am and they had way too many kids. I'd estimate there were at least 15 kids (maybe more) when everyone was there and it was just way too many. While everyone seems very nice, some of the coaches just aren't as loud and can't wrangle the kids as well. Coach Ben had a great rapport with the kids and seemed to get them into the activity better. One thing that is frustrating with this age group is the amount of parents who go on the field and don't let the Happy Feet coaches do their job. They follow their kids around or just stand on the wall, get in the way to take photos from the field, and so on. We get an email each week from Happy Feet asking the parents to stay off the field unless their kid really needs them, but it is ignored by some. I counted seven parents on the field today and it becomes a safety issue at that point with everyone going in different directions. Now that our son is older, I think we'll try some other programs, but we were glad to have had the experience and glad Happy Feet gets started with such young toddlers.

A fabulous program that we highly recommend. Coach Wiggy creates a fun, safe atmosphere and teaches…read morethe kids more about soccer than any other program we've tried. Highly recommend!

I am not the biggest fan of soccer but my friend managed to get us free tickets so we took…read moreadvantage of it. After my visit at LSC, I may have to start getting into the sport more. We went on their $1.50 beer nights so it was a little busy but everything ran smoothly when we got inside. The lines moved fairly quickly and I didn't have to wait long for anything. If you're not wanting your typical ball park food, they provide food trucks in the facility so you can have more options. The games are a blast. Everyone gets very into it. I feel like the cheap beer did play a part in it but everyone still behaved well. I think it's a more exciting atmosphere compared to the soccer stadium in Louisville. I will absolutely come back to LSC and enjoy more of their games. I think I found a team that will get me into a new sport

Went on 10/17 for the final home game and had a great experience! The atmosphere was much better…read morethan I expected and was very lively, and hope sometime in future can be completely packed. The stadium is a perfect size and done very nicely! Parking wasn't too difficult and even though we showed up right at the start didn't have to park too far away. We had tickets to the vip area (was a bit confused where that was) and it was comparable to other sporting event boxes except there isn't free alcohol. There was plenty of options for food and snacks and could sit either inside or out. I preferred outside because can hear the game and commentary whereas inside is pretty soundproof. Overall it was a great event to go to and I'll definitely go back and a lot of people were there with team gear on which was great to see

Came here with the intention of seeing a beautiful waterfall, and the place was dried up! It is…read morebeautiful in photos I had seen, but not on this trip. Since this is located near our cabin, I'm sure we will be back at another time when the falls are full. Just not this time around. What is there to say? Well, they have a ton of walkways that were added, making it accessible for all types of people. This isn't ADA accessible, but it is an easy up and down for those who can't move strenuously. There are places to sit where you can go underneath the waterfall when applicable, and it offers a really pretty view from almost all vantage points. There just isn't any water right now as the time of writing this. Maybe next time...

We are traveling with no time schedule, just on the lookout for unique things! A google search led…read moreus to the falls. Upon arriving, we found a nice parking area, along with a port-a-potty. There were several little picnic areas and seating areas within feet of the parking lot. This is definitely one of the most accessible scenic areas we've been to. There are stairs with handrails heading down into the gorge. You can walk across the falls on a wooden bridge and then head down more stairs to the bottom. At this point, you can either turn around and head up, or if you're more adventurous and want to head off on a less groomed path and over some rocks, you can do that! Unfortunately, the waterfall was not flowing when we were there. I had assumed it always was, so was a little disappointed at that. I have since read up on it a bit and it seems rainy season is the best time to go to see the falls in all their glory! However, since it was dry, we could climb over rocks and explore rather safely. We hiked for a while and then turned back, as we weren't sure how far it went and we needed to hit the road. We spent about 30-45 minutes walking around and taking it in. You can make this stop in as a little as 5-10 minutes if you wanted. Longer to explore! It was beautiful! If you're in the area and have time to stop, I recommend it!