Very professional Team to entertain little ones. During our event kids had great time with…read moreprofessional care not only playing but also being educated at a level. So definitely would recommend, if you are having wedding parties or events but need children's to be entertained at good level.

When we decided to include children in our wedding guest list, we knew we had to find a highly…read morerecommended, professional, and trustworthy babysitting service. Our wedding coordinator referred us to Play Action Parties and working with them was such a blessing. Speaking with Walid on a few occasions reassured us that we found the perfect service for our event. Walid and his team provided friendly and dependable service not only for infants and toddlers, but also for the older kids. The parents felt comfortable with Walid and his team and the kids enjoyed every minute.

We used this club house for our baby shower and it was perfect, we had about 55 people and this…read morecomes with the tables and chairs in the rental. When you rent it it's $450 and you have the space from 1000-midnight which is amazing. Actually budget friendly and not just trying to gouge. It was a perfect day and easy to rent. Totally worth it and a great find.

This is a great pool and park. Jr. olympic size pool, barbecues, spa, baby pool, lots of lounge…read morechairs. It's a huge area! Great for parties.

Coming up on the 1 year mark Haven is the best OC indoor pickleball spot. Management has done a…read moregreat job adding different events from ladders, tournaments and lessons from pros. There is a new open play system. You can always get competition ranging from beginners all the way up to 4.5+ players. Best of all there has been constant tweaks and the new $99 membership is a pretty good deal. Congrats Haven, Happy 1 Yr!

- Wish the water fountain was colder. - Need lil more…read moreventilation & A/C. Felt stuffy in there. + They implemented a robust paddle queue system for efficient, favorable rec open-play games. Smart! - Exorbitant day fee for rainy days, but we made it worth it. - Crowded parking (rainy day). Challenge court levels: 11: 3.5-4.0 12: 4.5+ 13-14: 4.0+ Aug '26: - I wish they had a more robust lost-n-found system. When we lost our water bottle, I mentioned to staff that I'm not local, so it'd be inconvenient to physically come retrieve it anytime soon. Since they were unwilling to mail it for me (that would've been A+) (and I offered to reimburse any shipping fee), wish they coulda kept it safe somewhere long-term. + Staff was nice enough to try to help me find it anyway. + Thankfully don't HAVE to download their app; just gotta resign their waiver. Feb '26: + Almost all the courts are usually open play. Whoohoo! Welcoming design. - Folks still asking ethnicity. + Mostly nice people. - Restrooms lack paper towels. - No ice dispenser. + Cool of this facility to often host social events. - Unfortunately, the potluck I went to had mostly generic junk snacks. Minimal hearty sustenance (real food) or healthy drinks. Wish the folks took care of each other more holistically. - The aisles between the courts are very narrow. Always gotta shoulder past people. - No aisles crossing between the beginner & advanced courts. Have to run the long way around (or cut through an intermediate crt). + Thanks to being indoor, the games are unabated by sun & wind. Jan '26: Nice refuge for ambitious pickleballers. + 14 clean new courts. + Fencing about 4' tall surrounding every court, minimizing ball-on interferences. + Clean, elegant facility. + Ample parking. + Quiet, peaceful neighborhood. Located in the middle of nowhere. + Met many friendly players of various skill lv. + Nice, helpful staff. + Wide variety of amenities. First pb facility I've ever seen to offer full kitchenette (fridge, microwave, etc). Also a couple dinkmaster posters adhered to the wall and a topspin trainer. + Private play area for toddlers. + Mostly good players here. Avg lv here around 3.5-4.0. Great challenge! + Big tv in the lounge showing PPA matches. + They have a water machine, thank goodness. + Comfortable indoor temperature. . $25/day for non-members. $40 for rainy days. Expensive rates, but fair for the quality experience. . Have to login to their website to view their live cams. - Like all other indoor facilities I've been to, the crts here lack enough side room for standard ATP frequency or recovering angled smashes. I managed to land 1 ATP on the 4.5+ chlnge crt though! - Not allowed to eat in the pickleball area at all; only allowed in the lounge. - Some of the players asked my ethnicity. - The kitchen line (7' from the net) isn't marked from the dink poster.

Great club for boys and girls! Good camps and coaches from recreation to club. Close by and…read moredefinitely would recommend for kids younger to teens.

Coaches are great, but the refs are terrible. If you just want to practice, it's fine. If you want…read moreto play in a league, go somewhere else. Bad calls completely ruined the games.

For the training, it keeps our kids engaged and develops their skills. Although we've been in…read moreleagues before, the training offered is not as consistent nor as well thought out as UYP, which is focused strictly on training. We are incredibly pleased with their training so that when we play in the seasonal leagues the kids will have a better handle on the ball and understanding of the game. The basketball games that they play at UYP seems more focused on evaluating players for growth rather than chasing trophies since there are no tangible rewards for winning. It was a change of mindset we had to undergo as we continued on. Though I'm rating this at 5 stars for their academy, there are other issues present - including communication. The experience for parents isn't as streamlined since the space is rented from Momentous and I had to proactively reach out to be included in Telegram chats (the chat app of choice here). Since most sports leagues use sportsengine for sign ups, I was hoping this academy would make use of that app since the sign ups utilizes it anyway. Weekend basketball games for the club membership are about 20-30 minutes away from the gym they practice at and requires a hefty fee to watch.

During yesterday's game, multiple players on this team seemed to think they were playing football…read moreinstead of basketball. They repeatedly used excessive physical contact, constantly running into opposing players. On multiple layups, they even came from behind and knocked players to the floor. What was even more disappointing was that some of the parents were standing on the sidelines laughing about it. This reflects very poorly on the culture of the team. The coach appears to do little to teach proper basketball fundamentals or sportsmanship. Instead, players are allowed to play recklessly and put others at risk of injury. This kind of behavior is dangerous and can easily result in serious injuries like concussions or even broken bones. I would encourage prospective families to read the other one-star reviews before joining. This does not seem like a program that prioritizes teaching young athletes how to play basketball the right way.

This is a great neighborhood park! I love that it has picnic tables under a patio cover. We really…read moreenjoyed seeing Lilo and Stitch movie there. Great event!

Really nice park and playground park of the Lennar new community. The restroom facilities do need…read moreresident key fob but the playground and picnic tables are open to the public. I loved how big the space was and the variety of play structures for tots to older kids. My main gripe was putting wood chips under each of the structures instead of keeping the foamy floors. The wood chips got everywhere on all the equipment and made the place look messy and not maintained. There could also be more trash bins as it felt like you had to walk a ways to throw any trash away. Otherwise great park and playground with plenty of shade

The area is nice but the parking can be a hit or miss because the rink is located in a business…read morepark. I honestly don't know where you would go during tournaments outside of dropping your kid off and circling. There's no curb parking and all businesses have "we will tow" signs. If that stress isn't enough, there's no snack bar or beer license. Lol. The vending machines work and are reasonably priced. Lots of restaurants in a short driving distance. Temperature: colder than a sweatshirt but my Mom puffer is almost borderline too warm. Staff is nice, bathrooms are always relatively clean. They run a tough club hockey program & charge according. Maybe it's gone down since they no longer have AAA availability. Two seasons ago it was just a smidge less than Ducks but more than OCHC and Wave.

First time here for a pick up game at 11:30 on a Friday. Gotta say, the ice was actually pretty…read morenice. However, the Zamboni guy did a half ass job and the ice was pretty much like a lake for the first few minutes of the game. Locker rooms were small but pretty clean. No stands, but they have some picnic style tables to sit at and watch. Not sure if they have stronger lights or maybe more windows, but the place does seem a little brighter than some other rinks I have skated on. Overall, it's another decent rink in Southern California if you want to play some hockey.

The coaching was super professional and the team was an overall pretty good team. Won almost all of…read morethe championships and they scored great. No ball hogs on the team and the coach wasn't bias against players. Would definitely recommend!