Awesome place to get some swings in and pitching work! The owner/manager is helpful with the kids…read moretoo - great, upbeat, and encouraging attitude. Will continue to go!

Masco youth cheer had the privilege of calling sportsplex our home for our 2022 cheer season. We…read morecouldn't have been more thrilled with the location. The owner was absolutely wonderful to work with, the facility is perfect and the location is very convenient! We truly enjoyed our time here, and hope to call it home for many seasons to come!

Newly renovated and under new management has a great atmosphere with a friendly staff and trainers!!read more

my name is Margot i went to last night game and got to meet the canalagator he is handsome and meet…read moreall of the players and I had an awesome time thanks lowell spinners

Their marketing/promotion department is terrible and not at all organized. There aren't many…read morereasons to pay $40 per person for a seat in Row M of Section 102 for Single A baseball, but I did find one. I'm a huge fan of The Office and the Spinners were advertising an Office Trivia Night featuring an appearance by Leslie David Baker who played Stanley on the show. There was also a BBQ buffet included in the price. The BBQ was ok, not bad for a baseball game, but nothing to write home about. Burgers, dogs (with no grill marks), ribs, pulled pork and pulled chicken, corn on the cob, beans, but no corn bread. The trivia was fun too, some nice and easy questions and some real difficult ones. We didn't finish in the top 3, but we still had a good time. The promotions department really dropped the ball on the appearance by Stanley. He was there, but not for the trivia. He was up on the concourse and you needed a special ticket to see him, the $40 Office Trivia ticket wasn't good enough. No one from the trivia company or the Spinners mentioned this. By the time we realized this the Spinners were sold out (those were the words the employee who turned us away from the line used). It seems the Spinners are desperate for people to come that they have no problem misleading people into paying $40 for a single a baseball game. There was no value there on this particular night. Save yourself and check out the Portland Sea Dogs or Pawtucket Red Sox for the same or lower cost and a higher level of baseball.

A little bit hard to find, as it is hidden inside gold's gym, but very warm welcome. We spent a…read moregreat time batting with a group of friends.

David and his instructors are the very best. My son has improved exponentially with their help. I…read morenever though it could be done. You could not get a nicer, patient group of instructors anywhere. When I say patient, I mean the patience of Job. I am almost reluctant to post a great review because I want to keep this hidden gem in the back of Gold's Gym all to myself.

My family loves the Burlington Swim & Tennis Club. We have been members for 5 years and find that…read morethe price of a summer membership is well-worth it! My kids participate on the swim team, take tennis lessons, and have great friends there. My husband and I have also made some great friends and enjoy spending time there. It is truly fun for the whole family.

This is a great place for summer fun, with or without kids. I've been a member over 15 years and…read morelove sitting near the pool enjoying the summer afternoons. Also enjoy the ability to play tennis when I want. The kids enjoy the pool, tennis courts, sand playground and running all through the grounds. They form lifelong friendships with other kids. The adults also form lifelong friendships socializing with others while the kids play. Many activities to keep you busy.

My son is finally old enough to play (he's 12) so we went with some friends for his birthday. 12…read moreis my own decision as his father, I don't know that they have a particular rule about how young you can be. I think the fun you have will be directly dependent on who else is playing. We were led to believe (and I told my son's friends' parents) that people were divided up by age and experience. I suppose that's true once you get past a certain number of people. On our day, pretty much everybody played at once. And as the day progresses tempers do flare. This is a game based on the honor system and if you're hit you're supposed to be out. Well, two things are going to happen inevitably - you hit somebody who refuses to go out, and worse, you get hit and go out, and people keep shooting you. My kids watched a fight break out over that kind of behavior, and there was plenty of swearing about it to go around. You'll play upwards of 8 games with the same people if you're there all day, so expect enemies to form and vengeance to be sought. The staff was excellent, very helpful. I love that there's a built in lunch break that's included with the price of admission. Nice touch. It is way out in the middle of nowhere so don't expect wifi, and there's only a portapotty as far as bathroom facilities go. Go with as many people as you can, to improve your odds. You'll have much more fun shooting, and being shot at by, people you know rather than strangers. (Oh, and to answer the obvious question, yes it hurts. At least, if you're 12. Not in a "Medic! Man down!" kind of way, but in the kind of way that builds up with each hit. Before the day was out one of my group decided he was done because he didn't want to get hit anymore. But all of them had bruises to show.)

Ignore this review got it mixed up with another park but paintball is fun!!!! Definitely try it!!!read more

Fun time and a good place to throw axes. They also have darts and other games. There are also axe…read moreleagues you can join and the community is full of great people.

Coach Dan greeted my party and made accommodations for us…read more We had a later appointment but we decided to come earlier and he made it happen. The place was empty when we arrived but ppl started arriving minutes later. They offer food and drinks. I ate before the axe event so we didn't buy food or drinks. This a great idea if you want to have fun with friends or family.

They have moved to 16 Pine St in Waltham (the old theater). Space is coming along beautifully…read moreinside. School is relatively well run. There are two tracks here: the competition track (levels 1-10) and the Xcel track which is more casual. Both will help your child build self confidence (one of their goals for the kids as they get exposed to performing and competing). Xcel is more relaxed, uses some teen graduate coaches more and is better suited if your child is very shy and not yet ready to compete. Usually these programs are 2xs per week for ~2hrs. Some of our daughters classes have moved along a bit slowly depending on the teacher and some are more formal. Competition levels are 3xs a week and very serious and get high level coaching. As an example if I could do the level 5 warm up routine I'd have the body of Adonis. These kids are fit. This program is more expensive and the kids compete often and may travel to compete. Level 10 is national level fyi. Overall they run a good show though we have experienced some of the issues in the 1 star reviews. It is safer than regular gymnastics and incorporates more ballet type dance with a gymnastics floor routine.

This gym/gymnastics school is wonderful! It is a big open indoor space with students at all…read morelevels. They also have vacation camps and summer camp. The owner is very involved and goes out of her way to make new members and their families feel welcome. I am so glad to have discovered it!