The first time playing here it was like playing at a private Course in California.Love this place…read moreand it being a Muni wow.

We went to this course, to host a memorial golf tournament for my father who died of brain cancer…read more We will never host an event at this course again. We were harassed and followed by employees. One of them even chased me and started opening my coolers and removing things without my consent.

Had a lovely time at the rink for a skating camp - two sheets of ice here, NHL and Olympic sized,…read moreand they have a small shop at the front for skates and gear (hockey & figure skating). A small concession stand that wasn't always open, but friendly staff and small rooms and large for off-ice activities and classwork. Some random game cabinets in one corner. Sockets for power on the second floor are mostly highly elevated onto the support pillars so hard to reach without an extension cord and a chair to step onto... so that's one downside. Upstairs has a bar (not open when we were there, maybe during hockey games?).

I love to skate, even bought my own pair of skates and have used them a few times here. They also…read moresharpened them for me here at a reasonable price which was great since they had never been sharpened. I have come here or years from when I was a kid to adulthood. One thing I wish they would do is change up the direction you skate. They really need to alternate days or times or something. It gets old going the same direction, over & over & over & over. Also, it changes up the same muscles you use on your body instead of using the same ones going the same direction. Even the YMCA changes up the direction you can run on the track at all their gyms. That really is my only major complaint about the place. I am quite surprised they haven't thought about it themselves after all these years of operation.

Another fine fun activity for the Wichitans who do nothing but complain about not having anything…read morefun in/around Wichita. - $20 a person for the gear and 100 rounds of paintballs. - $15 extra for 500 more rounds of paintballs. - 3 different fields to play in (the woods would be so much fun, we did the barrels). - The more, the merrier definitely applies here. We went in a small group and didn't have as much fun. - Point blank, these balls could hurt like a mofo. BOTTOM LINE: fun in a big group!

I always enjoy going out too Tex for a round of golf. The pro shop is well stocked. The course is…read morebig but forgiving to the beginner yet challenging for the more experienced player will to play the risk reward option.

Eastborough Park turned out to be a perfect little refuge when work pulled me into a last-minute…read moreZoom call on my way to lunch and it was easy to set up my laptop under the covered pavilion for a quiet half hour before wandering around a bit. The park has a small but pleasant mix of features with a playground, a few short walking trails and enough open space to stretch your legs without feeling rushed. What really makes it memorable is its setting inside Eastborough, that quirky enclave of Wichita where the roads narrow, the speed limit drops way down, and everything feels just a little more tucked away that you expect, which gives the park a calm, almost insulated vibe that worked out great for an unexpected work break. [Review 726 of 2026 - 77 in Kansas - 25907 overall]

So fun! Took my 2 kids and enjoyed playing and laughing as we were so bad at virtual golf…read more The data and video playback of our swings was fun to watch. Also, as we are each different level golfers, we really liked the ability to redo hits around the course so we could see how our data and swings looked by trying different approaches. Very interesting and fun. As a family - we will go back on rainy days for sure. As a guy who would like to be better at golf, I wish I could get a cheaper membership to just go in and practice on off times. I'm an earlier riser and also stay up late. I would use this a lot after the kids are asleep to run over for an hour and practice. Still, GREAT PLACE!! One of the owners was there and was so polite and helpful. We should support our locally owned businesses. You will not regret giving this place a try with a group of friends.

Very cool spot! Awesome if you are looking to work on your swing, the tech they have is top tier…read more The owner was super welcoming and explained everything to us. Even if you aren't looking to improve your game, this place is a blast for anyone.

Great place to go out and play and watch soccer! Lots of teams and the staff are great!read more

great place for winter soccer! my kids really enjoy being able to come out and play at Sportzone.read more

Central Riverside Park is one of Wichita's most historic green spaces and walking it on a warm…read moreafternoon feels like moving through a mix of old Wichita and playful modern touches. The partly shaded concrete paths make the loop easy, and there's plenty of parking around the grounds. Along the way, you get a handful of highlights and distractions. The Junior Stonehenge solar salendar sculptures by Steve Murillo, which actualy function as an astronomical observatory. Lillie's gazebo, built in 2004 and overlooking the lake with its floating lily pad metal sculptures. The splash pad at Celebration Plaza, also added in 2004 and clearly popular on hot days. The park's long history shows up everywhere, from the half mile walking path that echoes the old horse racetrack to Murdock Street Bridge, originally built in 1925 and renovated in 2005. What makes the park stand out is how much variety is packed into a compact, walkable space. You can pass benches, picnic tables, restrooms, and the Kansas Wilkdlife Exhibit with its beavers, foxes, porcupines, mink, hawks and owls, all within a short stroll. The shade trees and open lawns give the whole area a relaxed feel, and the mix of historic markers and public art keeps the walk interesting. It's a great stop whether you're out for a quick loop, exploring the Riverside Park's long legacy dating back to the 1800s or just enjoying the breeze off the Little Arkansas River. [Review 738 of 2026 - 88 in Kansas - 25919 overall]