Visited Langley Event Centre for Bandits basketball game (Vancouver vs. Montreal)…read more The premises has free parking which is nice, specially since vancouver event/sport centres don't usually have free parking. Food vendors included: white spot/triple Os, Papa Johns, beer, popcorn, and doughnut booths and a few other vendors. We got the pulled pork sandwich, fries, birria tacos from one of the vendors by the main entrance (I think it was called Northerners or something in those lines). The portions were decent and the dishes were tasty. My only feedback would be that the birria tacos could have used a bit more seasoning. The game was intense and the odds of Vancouver changed multiple times throughout the game. I took away one star because throughout the game they kept on mentioning that if the Montreal team missed 2 free throws in a row everyone would get a coupon for a free A&W burger. Towards the end of the game they missed 1 free throws...they didn't mention where to get them from. I asked the information desk on my way out and they said that there are people handing them out at the exit and if we don't then they are probably out of them...I'm not sure if it is because they didn't have enough to give out or if some people got more than one! (Note: when we left 30-60% of the attendees were still in the Stadium so I'm not sure how they ran out so early).

While in Vancouver for a weekend getaway, my husband and I decided to see if there were any…read moresporting events happening. We saw that the Vancouver Giants would be playing the Saskatchewan Blades. Before we got excited and purchased our tickets, we realized that the arena was about an hour away from downtown Vancouver. Ultimately, this did not deter us and we went out for a game on a Friday night. The arena itself is quaint - that is the best way to describe it. They offer a variety of food, such as burgers and hotdogs as well as poutine. There are milkshakes, popcorn, and of course, beer. My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our time at the game, and watching the Vancouver Giants upset the Blades.

Wheelchair games are a terrific way to spend the day there. Hit the library and pick up some…read morereading material as well.

My husband and l love going to the Timms Cummunity Centre and have for years. Staff are super,…read morefriendly and knowledgeable and the centre offers such an array of activities, workout classes and a clean workout room. Great for all ages, pickle ball, badminton, volleyball, basketball, they have it all and a games room! Only missing is a sw pool.

"Beautiful architecture, nice place. Cloverdale Recreation…read moreCentre is a beautiful and modern space with great architecture. The wide glass windows and open design make it bright and welcoming. The surrounding landscape with trees and plants adds a calm atmosphere. A perfect place for community activities and relaxation. Definitely worth visiting!" AARON SHA PHOTO

Love this gym...lots of open gym and basketball...upstairs is a nice gym as well as downstairs!read more

Fun place to ice skate and play some hockey although hockey aren't for all the time. There are…read morelessons and some food you can buy there. Usually friendly staffs and a safe area to play.

While I appreciate that the manager of sportsplex took the time to respond here, it doesn't change…read moremy review. Where the players play says a lot. Sportsplex no longer has a division 1 or 2, and the number of teams in the adult roller there has dropped to around 24, a year ago it was double that. Central City Arena has more teams than Sportsplex does now. Langley Hockey House has as many teams and is where the elite level players have gone, because it's a better place to play now. Not to mention both of those rinks charge less as well. It leaves me thinking they just don't care about the roller hockey players, and would rather it died at Sportsplex and they'd convert that rink over to ice (like they did with their second roller rink already).

My daughter was in the Learn to Skate - Parent and Child class. The coach communicated clearly, set…read moreexpectations, taught well, the only thing he could have improved on was introducing himself during the first class. My daughter proceeded to take the Learn to Skate 3-6 year old class. The class shared the ice with the 7-12 year old class. Problems began the first few lessons. It appears that Canlan does not use class lists. It's took 1 full session for coaches to organize where each child (aged 3-12, approx. 25-30 kids) would be grouped. Each week coaches would take about 10min of the 25min session to figure out where kids would be grouped. The ratios changed each week. We had multiple sessions with 12 kids to 1 coach. A pair of siblings fought every single class. Pushing each other around on the ice, putting other younger kids at risk of being injured. Refusing to participate, requiring one to one attention from the coach. If recurring issues of this nature are happening the sport centre should set expectations with both the parents and children. The last class we were told that the manager quit and threw away the skating report cards. The children did not receive any skill feedback or review. I actually feel bad for the coaches, it looks like they are figuring it out as they go. 10 min of class setup, 10 min of the coach dealing with uncooperative kids, 5 min of skills. 100% do not recommend.

Lots of great programs here for players new to hockey. My kids have taken the hockey tips for tots…read moreclass and hockey fundamentals class as well as skating lessons. The coaches always did a great job teaching and being positive with the kids.

Good recreation centre in Langley. They have a park, a playground, and scheduled kids activities. I…read morestopped by with some moms and watched their kids play for a bit in the gym. Gym was clean and there was more than enough toys for kids to play. There was free coffee for parents and a small fee for the toddlers to play for one hour and thirty minutes. I got the last parking spot on their parking lot at 10:15 am so you might have to park farther on busy days.

From the owner: Douglas Recreation Centre located in beautiful Douglas Park offers a wide variety of recreation…read moreprograms for all ages. Drop-in & registered programs and rentals available at Douglas Recreation Centre.

Such a beautiful community centre! Lots of parking but I wish there was a swimming pool as well!…read moreReally clean and big spacious amenity centre. Pricing is from a picture I took December 2023 and I think they are relatively fair. They also have a decent sized communal working area with outlets so I see some students and groups meeting there to work. I also love that they have seniors services - I can't speak for that but they sound like a great program for the elder community.

It's a little confusing because of the name of the Rec centre, but there is indeed a gym,…read morebasketball court, and a library in this facility. I have not checked out the library, but I have a membership to the gym. Primarily the gym is empty, unless you're working out around right after school up until dinner time. It can be a bit rowdy at times during peak hours because of the high school students. Once they leave, it is quiet again. Generally I go in the morning so it is not an issue for me. The gym is clean and there is usually an attendant sitting inside the gym. It's a good beginners gym. They offer workout classes including spin classes. No contract membership, but there is a $5 charge to cancel. Also, the pass can be used at any Surrey Rec Centre. Equipment: 1 Smith machine 3 squat racks Trap (Hex) Bar Green turf Hip thrust machine 2 stair climbers And many more...

We have been attending Flip City for four years now. During this time both of my daughters have had…read moreexcellent experiences there. Caring and dedicated Coaches make training fun and the girls feel successful. Love this gym!

My son has been in the competitive Trampoline and Tumbling program at Flip City for 9 years and…read moreLOVES it thanks to the support that he receives from the "family" that he has at Flip City. He joined Flip City's recreational trampoline program to develop more strength and coordination for spring board diving. After one season of being in the program, he decided to quit diving to become a trampolinist instead. The skills, encouragement, patience, and support from his coach, Rusty Pierce, and others at the club are the reasons why my son is a National Gold Medallist. My son is quite a "free spirit", which was a challenge when he was younger. Thanks to the commitment and consistency of the coaching staff and the T&T program, he learned how to control of his behaviour, how to judge his surroundings, and most importantly, how to focus. These skills are crucial for the safety of all athletes in the gym, and have been a huge asset for him in so many ways outside of the gym. I highly recommend Flip City to anyone looking to for a place to explore the sport of trampolining!