My fav place to be on rainy crappy days like today. Its so huge you can spend hours here, nice pool…read moreand exceptional work out areas. I take classes too once in while. but not always.

Has a full basketball court, a long course swimming pool, and two ice rinks with skate rental…read moreavailable. Conveniently located near several restaurants/bars for pre-hockey dining or a post-game beer. Also located on one of the several bike trails in town.

Absolutely enjoyed the July 3rd game, but they were way understaffed for a sale out crowd!! We…read morepayed for the Home Plate seating which was all you can eat and drink through 7 innings!! We didn't get our food until the 5th inning!! Our server Mia was way overwhelmed and doing all she could do!! I bought 6 tickets and though we had fun supporting the Honkers, the lack of being able to enjoy the tickets I purchased made it frustrating!!! This area needs 2 dedicated servers and perhaps it's own concession area to receive goods. I know that this day in age with the job market being hard to fill because no one wants to work contributed to this situation!!!

I went to the TC River Rats show during the Aquatennial this week, and loved the show! I try to…read moremake it each summer to see the new storyline - this year being Peter Pan. Plan on arriving early to grab free street parking + shoes you feel comfortable walking in. Seating is somewhat informal, so bring a blanket to sit on a grass hill or a chair for sitting at the top of the hill. I also always bring my dog! This is a free event to attend, but there is a collection for donations mid show + intermission for snacks and grilled items. Bring some cash to keep this local group funded and keep the magic coming back to Minneapolis each summer.

Perhaps a bit campy but this water ski team / local theatre troop puts on a family friendly show…read morethat's great fun. Punctuated by a rocking sound track this up beat show follows (loosely) the story of Peter Pan interspersed with some very talented skiing. Show starts at 7 on summer Thursdays right on the Mississippi River with plenty of space on the river bank to spread out a blanket or set up a couple of camp chairs. Free street parking is available but you may walk a bit to the main site. Tip: best viewing is near the sound booth. Cost? Zero!! But they do take up an offering at halftime to defray some expenses so bring some cash along. There's a small concession stand selling hot dogs drinks chips and candy. Highly recommended outing on a summer night in Minneapolis.

The stadium is pretty average, decently clean. The women's restroom could use a little attention,…read morebut not disgusting. We got Club Deck tickets, where we got unlimited food, soft drinks, and 3 adult beverages. Good deal, good seats. The Loggers didn't play too well this game, but the biggest downfall was the Ballpark DJ. This person played music between every pitch...every...pitch. It was overstimulating and made the game unenjoyable halfway through. You couldn't just enjoy the game. The playlist was small, on repeat, and just not reading the room well. The announcer was on top of his game, though and helpful with live and between-innings updates.

We really enjoy loggers games at Copeland park. What we don't enjoy is the food. I know we can't…read moreexpect much from baseball park food., but it just seems to be getting worse over the Years. It doesn't seem to help to complain about anything. Prices are going up and a lot of portions are getting smaller. Certain items we just stopped buying. The soft pretzels are good, but they changed the cheese last year. It's now a white cheese that tastes terrible. I'm sure they went with a cheaper brand. The chicken breast fillets used to be good, but this year they're smaller and dry. The popcorn is good, when it isn't too salty and the price went way up. Cheese curds and onion rings are in very small portions and average about a dollar for each piece of food. We wouldn't mind paying about money if the portions were a decent size. Not happy and not going to buy a lot of that stuff anymore. One thing I find hilarious is the over priced ice cream cones. There have been a lot of regulars at the games who stopped buying them as of last year. You get a small cone with no ice cream in it at all and the so-called one scoop is more like a half a scoop, perched on top of the cone. We've started to eat our meals before we go to the game, when before, we always had our dinner at the game. Costs a lot less, tastes better, and saves us a lot of money!

First time checking out the local Jordan baseball team, The Brewers. Admission is cash but…read moreridiculously cheap. $3 per person or $15 for season pass. They have concessions like hot dogs, popcorn, soda and beer. Wonderfully maintained field with beautiful small town setting. Old fashioned bleachers and dug outs. You can bring chairs or a blanket to sit in the grass. You can also bring your family dog to the game. Highly recommend for good family fun.

I can't find a better gym for my family and I because we live a block away. We're blessed to have a…read moregreat community center. There ought to have rules for the sauna because dudes from Africa be sweating in their underwear or listening loudly to their smart phone. The world is smaller now so we have to be more compassionate towards each other

Often times the "Engima" center for kids is very unruly and not supervised. Restroom for community…read morecenter is located very close to "Engina" through 2 doors. Last Friday I was going to use the walking track and used the restroom first. 10 kids were in the bathroom listening to rap music with a large portable radio and sitting on the sinks.. One young kid actually used his fingers to pretend to make a gun and shoot me in the head. All in all this is a horrible design "Engima" and young girls are always sitting on the floor texting outside restroom and in the way. the guy with the limp (staff) was at the desk and not aware of anything. You could hear the music play outside the restroom. We need security to send these punks home so the rest of us can exercise. Tax dollars were wasted on this. Adults need to have separate bathrooms from the punks before one of them gets their butts kicked by an adult.

Very disappointed. We attended a comedy show and were seated in the correct seats. After the show…read morestarted, a couple arrived late and another staff member evicted us from our seats. He told us we were in a side section. After signing back into Ticketmaster and proving we were in the correct seats (with other people telling him what section we were in), he wanted to leave the other couple in our second row seats and have us move. All this time we were all blocking the show for those behind us. Plus we missed the start of the show. We finally were allowed back into our seats without an apology. I was so mad that I didn't enjoy the show. Staff need to know the sections and how to treat people.

I was actually pretty impressed with the Mayo Civic Center. The Mayo Civic Center reminds me a lot…read moreof the River Center in St. Paul but on slightly smaller scale. Very similar in architecture and space, it is a unique change of scenery for conferences and events that I usually attend in the Twin Cities. I was expecting this space to be much smaller than other venues since it is in Rochester but it is actually very adequate in showcasing large events and activities. I was impressed by the amount of events and shows that are sponsored through this space, as well as bigger ticket names coming through. I will have to start checking their calendar to see what comes through since I only live an hour out from Rochester. The Civic Center is located right in the heart of Rochester off of the river so it is really easy finding parking or somewhere to eat as well as navigating while in downtown.