Waka Kickball is good for meeting new friends, but it is atrocious as an organized sport. Teams…read moreare much too large and have no cap, many teams exceed 20 people giving you very limited playing time. You pay a $65 per person fee to play however there are no refs, other teams ref your games and are usually disinterested or do not know the rules adaquately to fairly referee a game (Including myself when I referee others games). There is no formal structure for batting orders (i.e. guy / guy / girl ), there is also no rule against guys bunting which takes all the fun out for most of the rest of the folks in the field. When approaching the administration about game issues the response is futile in it's resolution. Email reminders come out late in the week, shirts were almost late for the season start. Adding referre's would make this leauge MUCH better. People playing are pretty great though.

The Marion Diehl Park located in Charlotte, NC is a 79 acre complex with a concrete walking trail,…read morepicnic shelter, multipurpose field, and two playgrounds. The recreation center has a fitness area, multipurpose rooms, gymnasium and indoor pool. Really enjoyed the walking trail on a nice day.

I've been here a couple of times for when it's a voting site so this was the first visit to the…read moreplayground and walking track area. The park also has 13 tennis courts and a picnic shelter. The playground is nicely shaded and fenced in to keep the little ones from possibly walking off. The climbing frame is flipping awesome. The entire playground area has a rubberized base and there are benches for the grownups to sit. Next to the entrance to the recreation center is one of those Little Free Library community book boxes. The field is available for rent - call the Parks Department. [Review 14477 overall, 1803 of 2020, number 2733 in North Carolina.]

I went with several of my alumni fraternity brothers to Niner Night at Truist Field. The event was…read moresponsered by the UNC CHARLOTTE Alumni Association. It was in the Piedmont Natural Gas Pavillion behind left field. An absolutely incredible time. It was a beautiful night. They offered a covered section with a buffet from 5 to 7 pm. Food included hot dogs, barbeque and chicken. I was able to make a Carolina Dog with all the ingredients they had to offer. There are great views of the baseball field and the Charlotte Skyline from this ballpark. It is a very nice venue Although the Clemson beat my 49ers, we all had an outstanding time. We plan to see a Charlotte Knights game later in the summer, and if our Alumni Association sponsors a similar event, we will be there again.

Truist Park is an absolute gem and easily one of the best ballpark experiences in my opinion. From…read morethe moment you arrive, everything feels modern, clean, and incredibly well-designed. The atmosphere is electric, whether you're a die-hard baseball fan or just there for a fun outing. The seating offers great views from almost every angle, and the attention to detail throughout the stadium really stands out. There are plenty of food and drink options, far beyond typical ballpark fare, making it easy to find something for everyone. The surrounding area adds to the experience too, with a lively, welcoming vibe before and after the game. What really sets Truist Field apart is how comfortable and fan-friendly it feels. The staff are helpful, the layout is easy to navigate, and there's a strong sense of community throughout. It's the kind of place where you can relax, enjoy the game, and make lasting memories. I love the view from the inside particularly from 3rd base as you can see most of the buildings in uptown. Whether you're visiting for the first time or coming back again, Truist Field delivers a top-tier experience that keeps you wanting more.

Friendly desk staff and swim instructors. Swim classes are cost efficient, fun, and effective!read more

I've had the best experiences at the MACC! I have a running injury and have only been cleared for…read moreswimming and cycling, and being able to come here and swim laps has been such a blessing. The staff at the front desk are super friendly, the locker rooms are spacious and clean, they have a TON of lanes and are never too crowded, and they have a huge tub that is perfect for recovering in. They also have a small gym in the front with cardio and weight machines Perfect location right on the edge of uptown, and at only $45/month, it's a total steal.

The Barclay Downs Racquet Club is so incredibly obnoxious. Their players are loud and rowdy…read more There is nothing good about this club. It is really expensive and totally lousy.

I would give this pool and Racquet club five stars but the lifeguards are terrible. But, enough…read moreabout the negatives... There are many, many more things that I love about this pool! Excellent tennis courts, including clay courts. Great tennis teams. Great tennis pro. Great year-round lessons for adults and kids. Wonderful tennis camps, both full and half day. Nice shaded viewing area. Pool- super fun! Two diving boards, basketball hoop in shallow end, separate (newly redone) baby pool with zero entry. New bathrooms. Snack bar has good selection of reasonably priced food and ice cream. Plenty of shade to spend the day in a lounge chair ( they are plentiful). Picnic tables- perfect for ordering pizza delivery! Discretion and no bottles tends to be the alcohol un-official policy. Fun swim team. Great swim instruction. Not a quiet pool, lots of friendly families, but not overcrowded. Lots of fun social activities! Long waiting list for membership. If you are thinking you might want to join a pool or think you may have children one day that might want to join a pool, put your name on the wait list now, because if you don't live in Barclay Downs, there are 250 names ahead of you already.