Always have to support our hockey rinks. In addition to roller hockey, they also have volleyball…read more They serve beer and have the best mozzarella sticks at the snack bar. Refs are hit and miss, but that's the norm at any hockey rink nowadays.

Very cool setup. My son played in a box lacrosse league here. It can get pretty stuffy inside.read more

I would give zero if I could. My daughter started in this team in the off season. What a shit show,…read moreOn multiple occasions the heater in the pool wasn't working so we had to go to a different pool only to find out if that one was canceled also. In 4 months my daughter swam in ZERO competitions. I was emailed chores or duties to show up at the pool and sweep the bathroom despite the fact that I paid $200 dollars a month. Don't expect professional level coaching they say about the coaching to 18yr old girls that are on swim teams but that doesn't make for good coaches automatically. I would not recommend it to anyone and I would go to Aqua tots before I ever join this team.

My daughter absolutely loves being a part of the CROCS swim team. She started in pre-team lessons…read moreand made the team shortly after. They use positive coaching and swimmers have fun while competing. They are not as intense about training as other teams but I am glad that my daughter can actually enjoy learning techniques without heavy stress.

Big league dreams, big league prices. I came out here to shoot photos of a friend's kids ball…read moregame. The concept is nice, let the kids play in replicas/homages to major league parks. And there is a sister spot you can see off the 71 in Chino Hills that looks awesome. This place looks tired and run down. Our game was in "Fenway," and it was basically just a generic little league park with a green wall in left and painted stands in right, and they could really use a tough up. I think there are a couple of other replica parks there, but most of the fields I saw were just normal fields. In the restaurant, it is nice that they have beer, but it is north of $8 for a draft, which seems a bit pricey. If you have 2 games and need to feed a family of four in between the games, expect to pay about what you would at a ball park. And they don't let you bring in coolers.

They doubled the price to 16 dollars a person to watch your kids play. What a ripoff. Teams pay to…read moreplay and 8 dollars is reasonable to watch your grandkids play. Sixteen is not , just have to watch on gamechanger instead. You could also get a below average field assigned to you at the same price. What a bad experience!!!!

Nice fields, great environment, clean games. The zero tolerance policy on violence and language is…read morea great addition to adult soccer leagues. Great environment for pickup games. Just show up and play. There is plenty of playtime, no waiting and friendly players.

It's my second season on Fridays and Sundays with this great club. These guys are professionals…read morewhen it comes to training Mondays and Wednesdays, they are great players and very dedicated to sports. More than a club this is a family, I like to play here, I recommend them. Everyone is welcome to FC Riverside County

This was my first experience at Draft in Corona but this business operates as most travel ball…read morefacilities. First, this is a CASH ONLY for parking and snacks so come prepared. It's $20 to park in their lot, you cannot leave unless you want to pay $20 again, it's also $20 per spectator unless under 6 years, I believe and all players get in free. They accept card or cash at the door. They have two women's bathrooms, one immediately as you enter and one in the actual gym. Be prepared to stand in line as the restrooms are tiny and the lines do go out the door between games. The concession stand is all cash, they have donuts, candy and lot of drinks and other food. There is also an eating area with picnic tables to eat at. When you are watching your children play there is limited seating on very uncomfortable metal bleacher stands. I recommend to Bring a cushion, bleacher seat or even a chair. Note that some of the courts have regular plastic chairs but seating is limited so if you want to be courtside get to your designated court before you game starts. Last thing, I came in shorts because I read other reviews about how dreadfully hot this place was with no ventilation or fans but that was not my experience at all. The have huge fans and doors open near the fans, I was freezing for three hours when I was near any fans from 8-11 am in June. Overall this is a pretty decent facility, I only took one star away for the same reason as everyone else, the high cash only and the price to watch your own child play is a absolute racket especially with the prices we already pay to have them in the sport that they love.

I just paid $40 cash. $20 parking and $20 to enter. Cash only, no re-entry fees for parking…read more.. again exploiting a captive audience and locking them in a room for several hours (in some cases up to 8 hours). And forcing them to repay $20 each time you enter. What if a young lady needs feminine products, aspirin, or something volleyball related? These guy being in $100-200k in the weekend in cash. These are the types of businesses that should be investigated. GREED AT ITS PEAK! This is where the Federal IRS State Tax authorities should be investigating. They are losing millions of our tax payer money while we know this business is not reporting their intake. No registers. No accounting being done... just cash. Just like in the drug business.

My daughter has been with Pipeline Volleyball Club for the past five years, and from the very…read morebeginning, it has truly felt like family. From the directors to the administrators, coaches, and even the team families, Pipeline has consistently created an environment where players and families come first. What stands out most is how honest and generous the organization is. They are always willing to accommodate the unique needs of each family, which makes such a difference in a youth sports experience. Over the years, my daughter and I have been fortunate to build meaningful relationships that have grown into what feels like an extended family. The community at Pipeline is incredibly supportive; not just of athletic success, but of building genuine connections and closeness among players and families. The staff is dedicated and supportive both on and off the court, helping players grow not only as athletes but as individuals. When they say #AllIn, they truly mean it. Pipeline has become an important part of our village, and we wholeheartedly recommend it to any family looking for a club that truly cares about their players.

We have been with Pipeline for 3 years now! It has been an amazing experience! The coaches are top…read morenotch! Especially Rachel and Joe! This year my daughter has the best coaches! I like to call them the dream team! Yema, Diamond, and Rachel!!! Hey are literally the best! My daughters have both shown an amazing amount of growth!!