Good modern design and layout. Decent access to the parking lot. Easy to find seats. My boys, wife…read moreand I enjoy the game. We lost by one in double overtime. Didn't have to pay for parking. Overall a fun time.

This Alaska Airlines stadium is updated and very nice. Be careful when parking because even though…read moreit's not we'll marked, you will get a ticket for parking lot closest to the front door. Concession stands were nice, Popcorn was OK and soda was OK as well. Overall, the stadium could use some more attendance, so maybe some more marketing or somehow bring in some more fans to make the sport game come alive but overall it was great!

Literally trash.Try to call and rent a gym. Never answer calls. Call their number on Google and for…read moresome reason ended up calling "omalley ice center" the guy on the phone with a rude attitude was like "this is omalley ice center, you need to call the other number" dude what other number?! Yall literally have the same number on Google. Update yalls number!

Went to visit GET AIR (which was great). However, I was rather horrified at the condition of the…read morebathrooms at 10am. It was painfully obvious that no one had touched them in quite a while. Toilet paper everywhere, filthy floors, filthy toilets. Disgusting. There also is NOT a changing table which makes no sense in a place where parents likely bring multiple ages of children. I was not the only patron who was very hesitant to use them.

Wolverine game First time holding a baby…read moreLoud Fun F

I stopped in here last night to check out WrestlePro AK, an independent wrestling circuit that was…read morein town for a show last night at 7PM. I have to be honest. I was a big fan of the WWF/WWE in the 1980's-mid 2000's and haven't followed wrestling at all since a lot of the big names from that era retired. However, there was a meet and greet being held in the arena at 5PM prior to the show and it included one of the biggest stars from the Federation Era: Bret "The Hitman" Hart! I don't want to deviate from the main reason for this review which is for the venue itself. When I arrived at 4:30PM, there was a small line gathered in front of a closed sliding door entrance. I realized that they didn't open the entrances to the arena until the actual event starts. The only problem with this arrangement was that this was located at the ticket stand which had a very small space past the main entrance. Pretty soon, a lot of people started to show up and the line started snaking around this small room filling it to capacity. The least building management could do was to open the sliding doors and have everyone stand in line right by the meet and greet area. The line and the space in the ticket lobby became so cramped that had they been late to open the doors at 5, people would've been forced to stand in line outside in the freezing cold. Fortunately, that didn't happen and the sliding doors were opened before things got worse. There was also some confusion with employees accepting tickets for the event. Those that paid for the event online were instructed to print out their transaction via PayPal and present it to the ticket takers. At first, some of the fans were turned away before several people explained what the wrestling promotion instructed online customers to do once they arrived. This was a communication issue that could've easily been prevented between the management and the promoters. Because of this error, people that paid for only the meet and greet were waved in without question. That is an unfortunate loss of money for the business promoting this event. The meet and greet consisted of long rectangular tables where the wrestlers performing that night sat for autographs and photo ops. I came to see Bret Hart, but he was nowhere to be found at the tables by the ticket booths which initially caused some confusion with a lot of people wondering where he was at. None of the employees gave any information as to where he was at and people were forced to wander the hallways until they saw the rest of the performers down on the main level of the arena. Once I got to the main level, things got a lot better for everyone and myself. Everyone was excited to see some of the main event wrestlers, but most of all two WWE Hall of Famers seated at the far end: Animal from the legendary tag team Legion of Doom and the Hitman. Bret Hart himself was very friendly and laid back. It was an awesome moment to shake hands, sign autographs, and take pictures with a living legend which easily made the problematic wait well worth it.

Fun team building event. Not the first thing that comes to mind. HR, workers comp, ice, beer. Not…read moreexactly terms that go together but BIG LETTER FUN. New experience, YES. No casualties YES. JUST DO IT! They do give a video and safety prep class first. Bar too. Good old fashioned fun.

Every 4 years, curling gets hot with the general public - the winter olympics. But between those…read moretimes, the folks at the Anchorage Curling Club play the game, have fun and enjoy each other's company. I came here on a recent visit to Anchorage to watch a bonspiel one weekend, and then do a Learn2Curl the next. Watching the bonspiel was really fun, and the people were amazingly nice! Then, the Learn2Curl was even better. We learned the game, threw some stones and had a few beers together. The club has two sheets of dedicated, professional curling ice, a nice bar area, and great people. Go do a Learn2Curl. Seriously. It's really fun and a sport anyone can do (though doing it really well takes practice). Then join the club. Believe me, if I lived in Anchorage, I'd already be a member.

Alaska does many things well. Pizza, ice cream, even butchering a moose on the side of the road…read more Maybe more than anything else, they do hockey well! And the MTA center does it even better than some that I have been to. They have nice heaters in the stands and even a pizza corner during games. I've had the pleasure of using the rink for two things, curling and hockey games. Hockey Games - during hockey games, I've sat in the seats, enjoyed the concessions, and watched the game. There are no bad seats and they have warmers above the bleachers. Curling - this has been my chance to actually get down on the ice. The staff at the rink are very friendly and accommodating. They do a great job setting up the ice to curl!

Went to lunch at Campobello Bistro for the first time and passed this place on the way to the…read moreEastern Deli down the way. I pulled on the handle and the door was locked. I saw a couple of dudes behind the counter and pull the handle again. Then I notice the doorbell and rang it. They buzz me in. Turns out it's a security thing for safety. Maybe crab fishing isn't more dangerous than pull tab dispensing afterall. I got a tab and didn't win anything, but I wasn't too surprised. When I looked at the business info online it stated adult sports like volleyball or baseball. I saw no evidence of these sports at this joint, just a bunch of buckets with pull tabs...

From the owner: Adult recreational softball and volleyball and Pull Tab store.read more

ASA is a heartless, cruel machine with no regard for the damage they cause. I wrote a letter to…read morethem which was completely ignored, I received no response from them. This is what I wrote: I understand with the ASA that slowpitch is your money maker. I want to bring up an important question - where are your players coming from? I bet if you polled your players you would find that an overwhelming amount started out in Little League. Anchorage Sports Association is doing itself a disservice and fast tracking their own demise by stomping all over Little League with scheduling. Yes, scheduling is an absolute bear, no one said it would be easy. When ASA forces fast pitch comp team parents to choose between their kid's Little League team and the more expensive, longer running comp team - of course the comp team is going to win. Who loses? Well, Little League initially. But really, next goes the Comp Team clubs. Where are they going to get players without Little League? It would seem that Anchorage Sports Association does not care one whit about that though. Maybe since Anchorage is such a transient town ASA will have a steady supply of former Little League kids, now adults, out playing for the fun of the game. But perhaps they won't? Perhaps you're shooting yourself in the foot by walking all over Little League's already established schedule this season? My child's Little League softball team is now in conflict 9 out of 19 games with the local comp team that ASA scheduled. Do you have any idea what that does to the Little League team? What about the girls that are just learning the game? How much fun are they going to have losing/forfeiting those games. How fair was it to my daughter's coach to be told comp team scheduling won't interfere until *maybe* the last week of the season? Don't you think the coach would have planned the team and playing strategy differently had he known he was losing his entire infield for nearly half of their games? It is an incredible disservice to the kids in this community and I am absolutely heartbroken that ASA doesn't care about the kids in this town.

Solid organization - I've participated in their leagues for 35+ years! Leagues have always been…read morewell run, organized and competitive!

This place is amazing!!! Charles and Taylor are the nicest…read morepeople you could ever hope to encounter! Super accommodating for me as I'm in town twice a year for work. Super clean facility! Has everything I need to get my work out on! Close to my hotel and literally perfect hours for a business gal on the go! Looking forward to my trips to Anchorage SO much more now that I'm set up with the best facility and people to keep me on track! Highly recommend coming in and checking them out if you are from here or in town for work!

A huge disappointment. If you're thinking they'll try and scam you, they will. I signed up for a…read moretwo month membership with Tasha Johnson, at the Downtown location. She was very nice and helpful and promised me I would only have to pay for the two months. In reading previous reviews, I wanted to make sure I didn't get screwed over. Now, accounting has told me that I didn't call in early enough to cancel my membership even though Tasha specifically told me that I shouldn't call them until I received my membership card, which is what I did. Tasha also told me that I would have a $50 bonus sign up fee if I did it before the end of the year (2019). I have yet to see any of that money, which is also something I've spoken to Tasha about from one and a half week ago who's still trying to figure that out. I'm currently still trying to sort out the mess. Tasha has been late returning my phone calls and never seems to answer her phone. It seems very much like once they get your money they could care less. If anything changes and they do waive my fee, I'll update this review, but so far I'm extremely disappointed. The gym itself is perfectly adequate. Pros, pretty empty, working cardio machines. Cons, no WiFi and of course, everything regarding customer service. For how much they charge a month it's particularly frustrating.