Lovely space to get some practice (or games in). Open to the public all year round. Certainly beats…read morepaying an initiation fee and the court fees on top of that! No notes to be honest.

If you play at Baseline, you must. must. must... do something for me. Go to the bleacher area and…read morecheck out the vintage University of Minnesota tennis team photos from the inception of tennis at the school. It goes WAY back and you will cry laughing. Mostly at the haircuts. As I mentioned in my previous review, I'm the biggest fan of tennis. I love it more than all sports combined. I've played in a summer WTT league here forever, but I've been playing at Baseline even more the last couple of years with USTA leagues year-round. The courts are in really good shape so I'm happy hitting here. There are changing rooms downstairs, and bleachers for my adoring fans both indoors and outdoors. They will re-string your racquet at the front desk and sell you balls if you forgot them. There's still some room for improvement and I outlined most of those things in my old review. Parking is easy ($4 at the lot in the back, which is usually empty), but it's a mess when there is a hockey game. My choices last Friday night were to wait in a 20 minute line of cars to pay $10 (and miss my court-time) or run five freezing blocks while wearing a tennis skirt. I couldn't feel my legs. Lesson learned... for this and many other reasons, beware of campus on Friday evenings.

Coaches are great, club director is . Great place for the girl's to learn about skills and develop…read moretheir volleyball career.

Vital is a club for your daughter if you like coaches that play favorites and a completely…read moreunresponsive owner. My daughter has played in several clubs in the Twin Cities and this was the worst hands down. There is no way my daughter will play for Vital again.

Great organization! Fantastic team and contagious energy. It is called Joy of the People for a…read morereason!

Our boys have played at Joy for 5 years. They have made the best friendships and developed a love…read moreof the game all in the spirit of PLAY! ​

Coach Shay, Coach Nike, Coach Dave... the best coaches my daughter has ever had. Now, at the…read morehighschool level, she knows the work, passion and commitment. They all bring the absolute love of soccer, and improve confidence, as I never knew was possible. I can not thank Soccer-fundamentals enough. Thank you for .. All and Everything!!

Best soccer development I have ever seen for skills! My daughter is 13 and absolutely fell in love…read morewith soccer all over again . Staff is incredible!! Every single coach is knowledgeable and wants all kids to succeed. The passion and excitement they instill is amazing! Thank you!!!

Awesome center to play and learn pickleball! Friendlyand and helpful group of players and staff!…read more$2.00 for open play on Fridays 12 noon to 2pm. Paddles and balls supplied with play. Locker Room And Showers Available.

When you look at all-time MLS tables, Minnesota United FC stands in the bottom third of the…read moreleague's 30 teams. That said, Minnesota is also a relatively-new MLS team. The team's first season was in 2017. I think the team has gradually improved since that time, finishing in the semifinals in both the 2020 MLS is Back Tournament and the 2020 MLS Cup Playoffs. Minnesota's 2020 team lost, 3-2, to the Seattle Sounders in the Western Conference Finals. Despite not making it to the final game, Minnesota's Kevin Molino ended up as the top goalscorer in the 2020 playoffs with 4 goals. Christian Ramirez is the team's all-time top goalscorer with 74 goals scored during his time with the team from 2014 to 2018. However, most of those goals were scored during Minnesota's time in the North American Soccer League (NASL), not MLS. If you count MLS-era goals only, Darwin Quintero owns the team record with 27 goals scored between 2018 and 2019. Robin Lod and Emmanuel Reynoso are the guys to keep your eyes on these days. And speaking of the MLS era, Adrian Heath, who came over from Orlando City SC, has been the team's coach every season so far. Good for the Loons for sticking by Heath for five seasons now. Since the stadium's opening in 2019 (Minnesota's third season), the team has played in Allianz Field in downtown St. Paul. Allianz Field was designed specifically for Minnesota United. Similar to my favorite MLS team, Atlanta United, Minnesota United spent some time in a college football stadium while its current stadium was being built. In Minnesota's case, the team spent its first two seasons calling TCF Bank Stadium, now known as Huntington Bank Stadium, home. Huntington Bank Stadium is the home field of the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers football team. Visit the following link to see a map of parking options around Allianz Stadium (card only, cash not accepted): https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/minnesota-united-fc-golden-valley?select=6aDUGw6MY9L_zGRJ7zNoQA. You can purchase single-game parking passes up to 3 hours before kickoff of any Minnesota United game via SeatGeek: https://seatgeek.com/minnesota-united-fc-tickets/parking.

This review is solely based off of picking up a prize pack that I won via Yelp. Ironically, it…read moreappears the sales team sits in Golden Valley when the matches are played in Saint Paul. Regardless, the parking lot is massive and shared with other businesses in the area. The entire building felt fresh and clean and I even experienced cleaners vacuuming the elevator as I arrived. While I am not 100% sure what all happens in this space, I am vouching that it really gave off great fan engagement solely based on the sweet MNUFC marketing across the walls. There is a front desk and if you ring the bell, an admin will greet you to get you what you seek.

Absolutely awful experience. They clearly oversold tickets so there is no where to sit to watch…read morepractice. I got yelled at by security for standing too long looking for an open spot. We brought our kids, they had purchased children's tickets. They ran out of autograph vouchers and told my son that he is out of luck. How could they possibly not have enough vouchers for all the children's tickets they sold?

Say it with me: SKOL! Fancy new digs for the Vikes…read moreSuper Bowl this year! Drove up today (Sunday) around noon and the parking lot was almost entirely deserted. Was thinking they must be closed. First set of doors that I tried were locked, but then I went around back to the gift shop entrance and was able to get in. I did not get a chance to see much of the practice field as they did have that closed off today. The museum is twenty bucks to get into. Was hemming and hawing about whether I wanted to pay that to get in. Paid it, and glad I did. Tons of interesting memorabilia and very cool interactive exhibits, including a virtual reality one. I never set foot on Winter Park where the Vikings used to do their training camp,but I have to believe this is a huge upgrade.

A solid all round soccer field surrounded by breeding grounds for mosquitos that will carry you…read moreaway. The swamp to the east side of the field is also the unintentional recipient of the sacrificial soccer ball that makes it over the fence. The field is rough and is a solid 4 stars, the only issue is the city doesn't anchor the goals down even though the goals have strict warning labels.