I played a season of women's league soccer here. My team was full of rookies, myself included, so…read morewe didn't set the bar too high for our success. Registration for the team was done online and wasn't too complicated. Before our first game we had to obtain players cards - the process was easy and only took a few moments. It was also easy to get another later in the season when I lost my original one (whoops!). You are required to give the card to the employee out of the field before the start of the game so they know that every player on the turf is registered. We played the full season and our games ranged from around 6PM to as late as 10PM. 10PM is brutal especially during winter. It was freezing outside and freezing inside. No matter their efforts the field area is still quite cold. My team and I warmed up in the bar area but a dedicated warm up space would be really nice as the bar area was quite crowded most times and made finding a place to stretch hard. We didn't have any of our games rescheduled so I appreciated that as I was worried we may face that concern. Luckily our schedule remained the same throughout the season. I will say as a new player the inconsistent refs were a challenge. One game a penalty would be called, the next nothing. One game they would add players based on the time elapsed and the score, they next they would tell us that only happens in the children's leagues. Not very helpful for those of us brand new to the game and trying to learn the rules and flow. I will say what I appreciate the most about this place is how understanding they were. I was asked to play on a team the following season and after one game realized it wasn't a smart move for my foot. I called and explained my situation and the employee was nice enough to refund my money for the season and let me off the hook of playing. That was very kind. I got a check in the mail about a week after I called and I was grateful for how easy they made it. I appreciate the customer service and it kind of out weighs the awkward parking, cold field and inconsistent refs.

Reno Sportsdome is a great option to get some physical activity in, regardless of the weather. They…read morehave a soccer sprouts program to introduce young kids to soccer and get them familiar and ready to join a team. There is also league play and every time I've been there is always a match going on. Another great perk here is the bar and "lounge" area where you can sit and enjoy a game or watch current soccer matches on the big screen. They have a good selection of beers on tap and even serve hot food and snacks. They have complimentary wifi which is a huge bonus since I've actually gotten work down while waiting for my son. I recommend Reno Sportsdome for all ages and suggest checking it out if you are at all interested in year round sports.

Customer service is nonexistent at this place. You wanna give business to local places instead…read moreof going to Scheels, but with the attitude of the employees here, I might as well just go to Scheels and buy my jersey there.

The guy was nice to us! I was very worried to come because…read moreof the reviews but our experience was great! We were coming from CA and needed new cleats for our triplet daughters! Thank you for your time!

I came to the arena to watch a roller derby bout. The area of town is not the greatest so when I…read morehad to park 2 blocks away, I was a bit concerned about my safety. Luckily a lot of other patrons had to park far away so we walked together to the arena. It has a cramped concession area at the entrance. Snacks, drinks, toys, etc. There was a food truck in parking lot for those wanting a bit more than arena food. There were bleacher seats to sit on or a balcony area (for a higher ticket price). There is a bar that I didn't go to. A few local vendors selling random items behind the bleachers. The audio/visual system worked well enough to hear the announcements and see the scoreboard.

If I could leave 0 stars I would. This is a family run business which calls for a lot of…read morefavoritism. Any family member with a team or a kid on a team means that refs will definitely be picking sides during games. Not just that but sometimes the refs are husbands, or kids that are part of the family. If you ever have a problem with any of it you're welcome to complain to the board which consists of the family also so good luck with that. Usually if you fight in a game you're not allowed to play and are suspended but if you're family rules don't apply to you! As for the fields they're always in terrible conditions because they do tend to have bailes, events, parties, anything really the night before games which leaves them little time for a quick clean up which really doesn't do much. Just a heads up NEVER expect a refund for ANYTHING from these guys.

Overall this is a large park. There are several baseball fields, which can be used to play other…read moresports when there is no baseball being played. There is a really nice covered picnic area with plenty of tables to eat at. There are grills for bbq'ing. There is a large parking lot to park in. The best part of this park is the playground. The playground is unique and very cool. There is soft padding underneath the playground. There is plenty to climb on and there is a smaller playground for the little kids. The slides on the bigger playground are very cool. There are no swings. There are no basketball hoops. There are port-O- potties at the park. There are several picnic tables which aren't under the covered area. Have fun out there. -Dadzone

This park is so goated ngl. I went here with the homies and we were entertained for a clear 36…read morehours. Theres a spinny thing that gave me sickness, very fun. Once-in-a-lifetime experience. Service was great and ambiance was exquisite. Nothing else to glaze.

My son has been having fun with great basin youth soccer league for the past few years…read more Like most leagues, it's sort of volunteer run when it comes to the teams and coaches but the field staff that sets up the games each week is top notch. They've done a great job improving the field and making sure that kids get more game time then time chasing the ball all over with the addition of the bumpers. The first season they didn't have the bumpers in place but in the past two seasons, we've seen them, and they've proven to be a huge Improvement. The teams are manageable sizes and the kids all get a lot of time on the field. The coaches do their best to run practices and consistently teach the kids at the appropriate levels. My son is super engaged when at practice or the game. Sure, you still have to lug a lot of stuff from the parking lot to make it comfy, but it's a blast watching your kid enjoy their time playing the game.

This league is poorly run. They moved my kid up an age group without asking my permission. They…read morealso allow their "club" competitive team to play against the Rec teams...in the same age group!! In the few games we played them the combined score was at least 35-0...not a fun "learning environment." If they thought about it at all they would keep Rec kids at their proper age and move the comp teams up. My child likes soccer but has become quite discouraged. We will be looking elsewhere for soccer and/or different sports.

Nice use of the old stadium property…read more Since the new Ace's ballpark was built downtown, this spot has been converted to soccer fields. The space actually looks much improved- well maintained grass, new fencing and elimination of deteriorating buildings. This sight has a regulation adult field and two junior fields. Plenty of easy parking on both the east and west sides of the fields. Bring plenty of water, sunscreen, lawn chairs, and your own shade. There are no trees for blocks and only grass to sit on. Great facility

What a big change from the old days as Moana baseball stadium! How many days did I spend in that…read morehot sun waiting for a good game to break out between the Reno team and whoever was in town, I will never know. But now, it's been turned over to the more exciting and captivating sport of soccer. Yes I LOVE baseball, but soccer has grabbed my attention. The immediacy of each touch and second makes it a nail biter even when it's a scoreless game. So we were here for a UNR women's game against St. Mary. The UNR women were dominated the whole first half but were able to make the right substitutions and bring the game home 2-1. It was a good game....but it would have been better to watch at Mackay where everyone can see. These fields are better suited for the family size games where it only get's "one deep" on the sidelines. Of course the advantage here is that you are REALLY close to the action, as opposed to having the action across the track and on the field at Mackay. As I said in my tip, the grass is pretty nice too. Parking was plentiful when I was there, but it may be horrible when the family goes down there for the youth soccer weekend games. Our daughter is on bigger fields, bigger fields that aren't as nice. You can tell this whole space is still in a slow process of re-purposing with the empty foundations and the now oddly placed park structures all about. But the park is really coming along and we look forward to more improvements in the future!

First visit to Greater Nevada Field and wow, what an amazing experience! Came early and left after…read morefireworks, and the parking and traffic in and out were trouble-free. Great traffic control and good stadium layout. The stadium was large, but not too large, with great views, lots of different concessions, and fun shopping (Archie was in the team shop!)--all without massive crowds. And even though it had rained earlier, the seats were completely dry. As an added bonus, the bathroom was also nicer than I expected, with an attendant keeping everything super clean. Maybe because there were so many specialty options, the basic hotdogs here weren't quite as good as other places I've tried. And the Beloved's pretzel was good but the cheese dip was bland and too thin for it, although service was quick and efficient. Next time I'll try a brat or chorizo. Lines were very manageable. Best of all, strong hitters and great pitching led to an Aces victory in a very satisfying, fun-filled game against the River Cats (9 hits means a free Blaze pizza...don't forget to take a pic of the promo code)! Capped off by some really amazing fireworks, this was definitely a fun evening out that needs to be put on repeat!

What a Blast at the Reno Aces!…read more We were invited by some friends to go to a Reno Aces game, and what a blast we had! They had extra tickets, and we ended up with Floor 1 seats right behind home plate--talk about the best seats in the house! It was Family Day, so the hot dogs were only $1.50, and they were hot, fresh, and so good! The Aces were playing the El Paso Chihuahuas, and even though the Aces didn't get the win, it was still such a fun and exciting game. Where we were sitting, we were blessed to have Richard & Kathie, our wonderful hosts in our seating section. Richard was also working the area, keeping an eye on where the foul balls were landing and making sure everyone was having a great time. Throughout the game, there were always team members getting up on different stages during the little breaks, encouraging the crowd to cheer, sing, and dance. At one point, they played the Electric Slide, and of course, I had to get up and join in! Richard came over and danced the Electric Slide with me, and then he surprised me by giving me a game ball! What a special and unexpected moment! The crowd was cheering, and it made the whole experience even more memorable. The atmosphere was absolutely perfect--the energy, the crowd, the music, and all the fun between innings made for such a wonderful evening. We can't wait to go back to another Reno Aces game! It's definitely an experience we'll remember!

I was gifted tickets to the second round of the NIT tournament. UNR vs Liberty…read more Great game, great seats! I love that there is free parking that is close to the arena. I was able to enter on the ground level which took me outside. That was fun! I just had to walk up a few stairs to get to our seats.

Have you been to a UNR basketball game at the Lawlor Events Center yet? It's a great place to catch…read moreNevada's UNR basketball. The atmosphere is energetic and the crowd really shows up to support the wolf pack. The staff did a great job keeping the crowd engaged and entertained during time outs and half time. There are tons of options for food and beverages --- keep in mind (like most stadiums) food, and beer prices are on the higher side so just be aware before you arrive. Ladies make sure to wear those smaller purses (clear if you have). Definitely a fun game day environment - if you're a basketball fan or just visiting, it's definitely worth checking out!

A happy place! Learning happens here. From newborns to…read morepre-k classes. There is a waiting list for the younger ages. Very rigorous curriculum. Classrooms are clean and organized. Teachers are consistent and progress is noticeable. Creativity is welcome and there are a lot of fun events for the students to show off what they have learned. Crazy dress up days and programs lead to parental involvement. Hearing laughter and the chatter of young voices can be heard throughout the halls.

We've been a Goddard family for about 4 years now--both kids. The care is not cheap, however, I…read morelike the additional focus on education, and the high degree of professionalism I've witnessed from their staff! Looking forward to buying a boat when our children transition into the public school system! :) In all seriousness though, despite the cost--you will not find a better daycare in the Reno/Sparks area.