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    Sofive Soccer Centers - Alameda

    2.7 (28 reviews)
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    I was overcharged $364. And then never refunded for the class they cancelled. $346.45 x2.
    Claire A.

    Overcharged over $900 and I've been waiting three months for the refund every time I go there every Saturday morning for my kids soccer practice they say that it will go back in. They refunded one class for $300 then another class another month and I'm still waiting for the other $300 is taken three months. The accounting and the management is horrible. I will never refer anybody here again. Back in August, I signed up my twins for the skills class by the way they're five years old. After the first class, the coach, Adrian said they're too advance and should go to Manchester city. Which is a little bit more expensive so I went to the front desk to tell them what Adrian told me and they were supposed to , cancel the two classes that I paid for for the skills and put me over into the Manchester city class. What they did was charge me three times for the Manchester city class. And never refunded me the skills class. So this is what I've been dealing with and waiting for over $900. Also, I'm a longtime Bladium soccer mom. My oldest whose seven now has been here since he was four and my five-year-old twins have been here since they were two. I've never had an accounting issue issue with Bladium and if they ever did overcharge me they refunded me back immediately , it seems like Sofive is the problem. My oldest left skills Institute when he was six and we started Montclair Clippers, which is well organized through the UK soccer program. I will not sign up my twins for so five again and and will sign them up for Montclair clippers.

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    Very fun place to play at, to go distract yourself and make new friends while playing the sport you are passionate about.

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    Triple Threat Academy

    Triple Threat Academy

    4.6
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    Score is for Girls Academy and Coach Kiki and Coaches Kat and Sid. They create an amazing,…read moreinclusive space for girls of skills and abilities. It's all about the kids and their growth. It's positive and joyful. My duaghter has gone from not being able to hit the backboard to making tons of baskets, from bouncing the ball of her foot to lapping the gym. Theres a real attitude of "keep trying and you'll get better" that permeates Girls Academy. I high recommend it for any girl!

    Coach Antoine McKinzie and coach Stephanie at the Alameda facility are excellent at teaching…read morebasketball skills, and helping the kids develop a sense of pride and accomplishment for the skills they learn. Coach McKinzie creates and maintains a disciplined and structured environment, that is always fun and challenging for the kids. More impressive is that coach McKinzie does an excellent job providing positive reinforcement by balancing both praise and corrective exercise when teaching skills. Our 9 yr old son has been attending Triple Threat for a little over a year now, and coach McKinzie and the Triple Threat program has definitely had a positive impact on our son. The Triple Threat Academy has not only improved our son's basketball skills and understanding of the game, but it has also helped improve his appreciation for earning positive results and improvements through hard work. We have recommended the program to other parents and will continue to do so.

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    USS Hornet Museum

    USS Hornet Museum

    4.5
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    0.7 mi

    USS Hornet Sea, Air and Space Museum has become one of those rare places that works equally well…read morefor a deep dive into naval history, a family day out, or even a completely unexpected anime convention. The sheer scale of this Essex-class aircraft carrier hits you the moment you walk up. It's currently the largest military museum in the San Francisco Bay Area, and you can explore three main levels: the massive hangar deck, the upper flight deck where aircraft like the Gulf War-veteran F-14 Tomcat sit nose to nose, and the mid-level deck with everything from the kitchen to the medical bay. The ship is such a labyrinth of passageways that you'll struggle to fit it all into one visit, but somehow that maze-like quality adds to the immersion rather than feeling frustrating. On our visit, we loved wandering on our own through the Apollo exhibit, which includes an authentic Block 1 command module and the Mobile Quarantine Facility that held the Apollo 11 astronauts after their splashdown. One of the quietest surprises is how reflective the ship feels despite its enormous size. Even on busy days, there are long stretches where you can walk through entire sections with nobody else around, just the hum of the bay and the distant lights of San Francisco across the water. The ship is sometimes called the "Grey Ghost," and on a foggy Alameda afternoon, you'll understand why. Parking is completely free in the lot across the street, and it's worth setting aside at least two to three hours to really soak everything in. For anyone in the Bay Area looking for a memorable, hands-on history lesson, this location delivers. And if you happen to visit during CarrierCon, you get to see the flight deck transformed into an anime convention complete with VTuber panels, cosplay meetups, and after-hours dance parties.

    USS Hornet (CV-12) is the 4th Essex class aircraft carrier built in 1943 and served in the Pacific…read moretheater fighting some of the biggest battles of WWII. Later, after her modernization overhauls, she would serve as recovery ship for the Apollo 11 & 12 moon missions. Now in her retirement, she serves as an aviation and space museum in Alameda, CA. Of the 24 Essex carriers that were built, only 4 remain as museum ships today. We were lucky to visit on a great day with fantastic weather! You have to drive to this remote location on the island of Alameda, a former naval base, where there is ample parking. Being so far away from downtown SF keeps the crowds away, but is not that great for the museum because it doesn't get enough visitors to sustain them financially, so they rely a lot on volunteers and donations. I heard that there are plans to move the ship over near Fisherman's Wharf, which will increase the flow of visitors. I hope that they will bring her in for a nice facelift before that because the old girl is looking a little ragged these days. Let's see how you look when you're 82 years old! From the pier you have to climb a set of stairs and walk over a sloped gangway high over the the water into the hangar. Her hangar deck and flight deck are pretty spacious with not a lot of aircraft exhibits because they are hard to come by these days and Hornet could use a nice sponsor to help. Even so, the exhibits they do have are significant. The historical aircraft span from the WWII ones she carried into combat like the FM-2 Wildcat fighter and the TBM Avenger torpedo bomber, to the jet age of the Vietnam War with the FJ-2 Fury, the F8U Crusader and F11F Tiger jet fighters and recent ones such as the F-14 Tomcat (of Top Gun fame), S-3 Viking sub hunter and the current F/A-18 Hornet. Below decks, you get to do the self-guided tour of the spaces occupied by the crew, from their sleeping racks to the mess decks to see how they lived day-to-day at sea for months. There are also additional docent led guided tours (at extra cost) that will take you up to the bridge in the island superstructure and also into the bowels of the ship's engine rooms. For me as a military history buff, this is what I like to do on vacations and I drag my poor wife along for the ride.

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