Positives: well stocked, tons of gear, prominently placed Liverpool merch and they support Orlando…read moreCity. Negatives: prices are a little higher than most places; maybe due to being in the mall, customer service is timely but not really knowledgeable. Worth a visit if you are into football. I have at least a couple of Purple t shirts from tailgate giveaways so ill keep coming back.

Great selection, great prices and deals! Love the store and will frequent it. Staff was pretty…read moreawesome too

If you are in the area for youth soccer or better yet live here, this is a great way to have a very…read morefun night and see amazing soccer. Just watching Antoine Griezmann's touch on the ball was worth the admission. It's a beautiful stadium, a fun, collegiate, and queer-friendly environment, and it serves up some delicious chicken and fries. We also had fun walking in with the fans. And all of this was well below-market for what you would spend on any other event.

Go Lions! We definitely have an outstanding soccer club with…read morean energetic fan base! The stadium is nice, with a great amount of seating and a good variety of dining options! The tailgate area is a lot of fun too! It's always lively and a good time! I've been loosely following our soccer team for a few years now.

You recently visited this Dick's Sporting Goods in had a good experience. They have an amazing…read moreselection of running and walking shoes to choose from. We were assisted by David, who was really great with his recommendations. They no longer have all the inventory out in the store so you basically select the shoe or shoes that you're interested in and go to the kiosk, which is on the extreme left side of the shoe area. This store also has a wide variety of everything sporting goods, beach and camping gear, and beach a sporting apparel (and at decent prices). Oh, and by the way, the AC was a tremendous relief to the FL heat wave thanks to DSG's!!!

Baseball season is here so we stopped in to look for some batting gloves. Selection is fair,…read morehowever, pricing was $10 more for the same brand pair we just bought at the competitor down the street. There were no customer service people in that particular section, but we found it pretty quick since it was in the front of the store. We ended up with a purchase from the gym equipment section and found check out to be pretty quick. The cashier was friendly and asked if I had phone number registered for rewards which I did. He asked if I wanted my receipt which I appreciated since not all places do that. Location of the store is not the best as it is tucked back in the Milennia plaza where there is a lot of traffic. But its a good place to shop if you know exactly what you need and don't mind paying higher prices.

We're always looking for new parks to take my son to play on the weekends and we recently visited…read moreDelaney Park for the first time. It's nestled in a little historic neighborhood just south of downtown, and we really enjoyed it. I appreciate that they have a dedicated smaller playground for younger kids ages 2-5 as well as one for older kids ages 5-12. The gated playground area was very toddler friendly and not too crowded on a Sunday afternoon. My son loves the swings and the slides. The park was clean and well-kept with plenty of shade from the oak trees. Parking was easy and free along the street. This park also has restrooms, picnic tables, tennis courts, and a baseball field. Adding this one into our regular park rotation!

Orlando is home to many local parks throughout the city. Every city should provide as many…read morerecreational opportunities like Orlando for its residents. We visited Delaney Park recently with our grandchildren. They had a great time. The playground is enormous and kept the children busy and active for a long time. The baseball fields, tennis courts, playground, fountain, and rest rooms all appeared to be well maintained. Lots of trees for shade as well as some picnic tables are scattered around the park.

e joined this club hoping for a positive developmental environment for our 8-year-old, but…read moreunfortunately our experience was disappointing. Communication and player development were inconsistent throughout the season. One of the biggest concerns was the lack of constructive instruction during games and practices. Young players at this age need active coaching, guidance, encouragement, and teaching in real time -- especially when learning new positions or formations. Too often, the expectation seemed to be that children should already know where to be and what to do without sufficient direction. Our child, who had previously enjoyed soccer and played confidently in attacking roles, gradually lost confidence and interest over the course of the season. Instead of helping build players up, the environment often felt overly critical and discouraging for certain kids. We also felt there was a lack of flexibility in coaching style. Not every child learns the same way, and younger players especially benefit from positive reinforcement, patience, and hands-on instruction. I understand coaching youth sports is difficult and appreciate the time volunteers and staff put in, but families should know this club may be a better fit for already highly developed or self-directed players rather than kids still learning and growing in the sport. Hopefully the club takes feedback from parents seriously and focuses more on age-appropriate development, communication, and fostering confidence in young athletes.

From the owner: Our mission is to nurture young players' physical, mental and social growth and allow them to reach…read moretheir potential by playing Soccer. Our commitment is to provide the highest quality in curriculum, and environment by hiring the most qualified professionals. The club`s objective is aligned with the United States National Association of Soccer, which is to develop a positive player self-image by applying the culture of what is the best for the player to enjoy their soccer. Sanctioned by US Club Soccer, the club`s commitment is player development through the sport of soccer. A fully non-profit organization that allows children regardless of socioeconomic status to enjoy the sport and learn life lessons such as teamwork, discipline, and commitment.

One star is for their customer service, not the facility itself. I registered my 13-year-old…read moredaughter for a 3-day camp ($245). When we arrived, the group was entirely much younger children with no one near her age, so she wasn't comfortable and we chose not to stay. That part I understand -- enrollment varies week to week. What earns the one star is what happened next. The front desk told me to email for a refund. I did -- and then followed up multiple times by both email and phone over the course of [X days]. I never received a single reply. Not a yes, not a no, not even an acknowledgment. Being completely ignored after being told to reach out is what frustrates me most. If you're considering this camp, just know that if something doesn't go smoothly, you may have a hard time getting anyone to respond. A simple reply would have gone a long way.

Worst place to play, owner and staff are not friendly at all while pick up games are being played,…read morethere's no security or cameras to cover any troubles that could happen while playing. If you are brand new on this location be aware of the spoil team or players protected by owner that can do whatever they want against you!! Trust me don't spend your money here

If you've ever been to Orlando, you likely came across the name Dr. Phillips. From roads and…read moreneighborhoods to schools and cultural venues, his legacy is stamped throughout Central Florida. Dr. Philip Phillips (January 27, 1874 - April 18, 1959), known as "Doc," was a pioneering citrus grower, businessman, and philanthropist. During the 1920s and 1930s, he built the world's largest citrus growing and processing operation. At one point, he owned more than 5,000 acres of citrus groves. His former groves and worker housing eventually evolved into today's community of Dr. Phillips. For more than a century, the Dr. Phillips name has been equated with generosity and community investment. Through Dr. Phillips Charities, which includes Dr. Phillips, Inc. and The Dr. P. Phillips Foundation, the organization has awarded more than $220 million in grants, pledges, and program related investments, supporting countless educational, cultural, health, and community initiatives throughout Central Florida. In 2007 Orange County honored Dr. Phillips philanthropic legacy with Dr. P. Phillips Community Park, a beautiful 43 acre park on Big Sand Lake. Nestled along the scenic Sand Lake Chain of Lakes, the park was developed by Orange County Parks and Recreation to provide green space, recreation, and public lake access to the rapidly growing surrounding communities. Today, the park offers something for everyone. The splash pad looked like an especially inviting place to cool off on this hot summer day. There is also a dog park, basketball and volleyball courts, playgrounds, and the LongHorn Steakhouse Loop Trail where I hiked a half mile trail through 10 acres of sand pine scrub. Along the way I enjoyed peaceful views of Big Sand Lake. This park is perfect for a family outing, a morning walk, or as a place to enjoy the outdoors. It is a fitting tribute to one of Central Florida's most influential and generous members.

I loved visiting this expansive park with my family! There are a lot of great amenities. First of…read moreall, Dr. Phillips Community Park sits on a small lake so it has a pretty view when you drive up. There is no swimming in the lake allowed however because of wildlife. Near the lake, there is a large playground for kids. It has slides, swings, and climbing structures. It's gated which is nice for the kids' safety (but parents/caregivers should still watch their kids!). They also have a splash pad next to the playground. In addition to the playground, there are lots of sidewalks all around to walk on. It's perfect if you want to get those steps in. There is a basketball court, sand volleyball court, dog park, and picnic tables. I saw a sign for occasional community events as well on the bulletin board near the bathrooms. We would love to come back to this park again when in the Dr. Phillips area of town!