What I love about Chilled Ponds is that there are two rinks, so you can go ice skating almost any…read moreday or anytime. They have different times so that different types of skaters can get what they want from their time on the ice. If you go to the free skate, expect to see a lot of people who can't skate well. They are a bit erratic, cling to the sides, and aren't paying a lot of attention to anyone else. There are also a lot of kids with those big bumper thingys. Chilled Ponds has a restaurant on site, so you can get a drink or a bite to eat if you get hungry. The bathrooms have tiny stalls with wide gaps in the door where anyone can watch you doing your business. So, I'd say it needs an update. Still, it has a family friendly, welcoming vibe. It's a good place to go to try out ice skating.

Tried to book a birthday party. They aren't responsive to email & don't reply. Called on the phone…read moremany times and the "party coordinator" is perpetually out of office. Was told they'd call me back in about an hour - never did. After I called many times, was eventually told don't offer party packages on Friday nights because that's somehow "not the weekend." Booking elsewhere. Would avoid this place given the poor customer service alone.

There's just something about a warm afternoon or evening at Harbour Park that never gets old, even…read moreif the stadium itself is starting to show a little age. We've been coming here for years and it always feels like a win, whether the Tides do or not! Tickets are super reasonably priced, which makes it easy to say yes. It's a wholesome, easy night out for the whole family cheering on our home team with the Elizabeth River glimmering in the background. The mascots can usually be spotted hanging out near 3rd base in the concourse for a photo op. Lots of tasty options when it comes to food, and I appreciate that there's usually something for everyone. We'll keep coming back, season after season, cheering loud for our Tides and soaking up that community spirit. If you're looking for a fun, budget-friendly, and family-focused night out in Norfolk, Harbour Park is the place. Bring your reusable water bottle, your glove (just in case!), and your love for local baseball. Go Tides!

My job hosted an outing at the Baseball game I had a blast yes I had to pay for over priced food…read morebut then Funnel Cake fries at Flippin' Hangry worth that $8.50 price tag.

if your kid is U-12+ and not worth a scholarship, don't even bother taking your kid there, she'll…read moresit out in most of the important tournaments and specially in showcases. U-10 is great and the kids develop a lot, great coaches for the little ones.

Saw them at the Haygood Roller Rink. I wasn't very impressed with with the venue or the gals…read more While they were all good at what they did the actual presentation was bad so my first experience with roller derby was pretty terrible. The commentators at the event didn't really say anything about what was going on for each of the 2 minute jam sessions (if that's what they're called) and didn't really say anything about the particular players or try to get the crowd involved. It was fairly dead. There weren't enough seats set out for the people who were there. So, essentially I paid $12 at the door to walk into a really crowded old and outdated roller rink which had probably 50 or so chairs set out at the far end and there were maybe 150-200 people there so everyone else was forced to stand even further back. That's a lot of money to stand for two hours. They didn't have any half time entertainment so we all just stood around and waited for the time to tick away. So for people who hadn't been to a match before it was somewhat confusing and not at all entertaining. Big disappointment.

Looking for something borderline violent? Interested in seeing a bunch of elbows thrown? Do you…read morelike the sounds of grunts, skates on a rink, and whistles? Then this is for you. I really can't say I know what the heck is going on but its a bunch of bad ass girls rolling around on skates throwing elbows and their booties to prevent the other team from scoring. I once witness an accident and to this day the scene plays in my head in slow motion. The injured player sat on the sidelines and waited until the game was over before going to the hospital. That's bad ass. Worth going if you can stomach a scene like I saw. Check them out at Haygood Skating Center. This ain't your Roll Bounce-type environment or your slow song at the rink kind of night. Some serious ish goes down with these gals!

Absolutely a great way to meet friendly people to play tennis with and develop friendships. It is…read morevery convenient to schedule a match. You'll get a list of everyone's contact info. You'll find people at different levels. I can play up to challenge myself/improve my skill or play down to help others. The app is user friendly and pretty easy to use. I highly recommend TLN.

Hampton Roads Tennis League Works for me for several reasons…read more.. 1. Flexibility-It allows me to set up matches on the days, at the time and on the courts that work for me and my opponents. 2. The app gives me contact info for all of the players in all of divisions. I can play up and work on improving my game. I can play someone at my level for competition. I can also play with those who are new to the league and help them improve their game. 3. The TLN admin always responds quickly and efficiently to request and questions via phone email or text. 4. The Frequency and Variety of Play helps my Tennis Game and my Fitness Goals. I've lost 25 pounds this year and TLN along with my Treadmill have been a major Factor. 5. If you are looking for a League to learn or get started in Tennis this League is for you. F

The atmosphere here is awesome. Indoor sand volleyball is the absolute best year-round hobby ever!…read more However, To TVA: please give me a YouTube tutorial on how to put a score in, because your website is jank.

Great tournament and really liked the facility. Easy to get in and out of and the courts are nicely…read moremaintained with the netting to keep the balls from flying all over the place! Absolutely would go back here.

Numerous sporting events at this complex: field hockey, soccer, lacrosse, inside soccer even high…read moreschool band competitions.

This facility is amazing it has so many different spots going on at the same time all housed in…read morethis amazing building. It is pretty, well lit and clean.

I can't think of any cons of this place. It's a series of 4 fields (ranging of different age…read moregroups), each of which are highly maintained. The workers are prepared to keep the field in shape in any weather. Dogs allowed! It's free admission to watch your kid's game and there's a parking lot, overflow across the street and the rec center. Also, there's bathrooms in the back of the food stand. They have the best food stand with tasty treats while you watch the game (or for your kids). Just a little tip, bring sunscreen bc the stands are not covered.

Great Neck Baseball League is a great organization! We have tried a few in the area over the past…read morefew years and this one is my kids favorite. The coaches and the board members do a great job. The fields are nice and the games run smoothly. The practices and games are mostly at this location. It is a great location across from the recreation center and COX high school.