We came to see the OSU women's field hockey alumni game on a sunny but cool spring day. The…read morefacility is impressive. Large stands, field house, bathroom and utility building, and more. Looks brand spanking new. Easy to see the game. Small parking lot right there, bigger ones nearby. Sweetie and Baby K had been to the athletic campus before for a lacrosse game; I've been to the Schott and that's it, so this was all new to me. This was a great experience, very nice field. No concessions today, but the track invitational was going on not too far away and we wandered over there too; they had limited snacks and drinks, which was handy.

A great time in an historic stadium. C Deck just ROCKS…read more A lot of tradition, to put it mildly.

Everyone who worked there were so helpful! They have an all you can drink thing you just pay for…read morethe cup $14. As most food stadium over priced but it was still clean!

I have not been to an OSU men's basketball game since highschool so this really brought back…read morememories! I was provided an opportunity to purchase discounted tickets through my employer and was able to take my 3 year old to his first ever basketball game- and to top it off, the game vs..Michigan! We were seated at the top in section 334 but quite honestly, the schott is set up like nationwide- there are no bad seats! My son enjoyed the entire game and was able to see perfectly fine! The staff was friendly and helpful, very clean and nice crowd. If you plan on dining at concessions be prepared to pay $4.25 for water , $7 for personal donatos pizza (just $2 extra). Although we ordered two donatos personal pizzas and they did not taste as good as when donatoes makes them. They weren't cooked long enough. Normally my son finishes all of his but he said "mommy it tastes nasty"..bummer!

From the hallowed halls of St. John's Arena to the illustrious pro-caliber Value City Center, the…read moreOhio State Men's Basketball Team continues to roll on its legendary storyline. Since 1898, this world-renowned basketball program has realized a winning record of 1,414-978 in 108 seasons. That's a 69% winning ratio! Wow! How can you not like that! Allow me to indulge you further... This dynasty has produced 15 All-Americans - won 17 Big Ten Titles - appeared in the NCAA Tournament 20 times - reached 9 Final Fours - attained 4 Runner-Up National Titles - and won a National Championship in 1960. Let's not forget Nice! Ya gotta love it! There aren't too many other NCAA programs that can brag about these stats! If you haven't experienced Buckeye Basketball yet, you're not living - plain and simple. Resuscitate your life - go see the Bucks bang the boards! What are you waiting for? GO BUCKS!!!

Tons of fun! Just a great group of guys and a very fun sport. I've never played before meeting…read morethe team at the Dublin Irish Festival. The veteran guys are great about teaching the skills and making anyone feel comfortable. Its a fun sport, related to rugby but a little less physical. Everyone should come out and try it!

I have visiting the Recreation & Physical Activity Center or RPAC for short at The Ohio State…read moreUniversity campus for years for a tour and when the State Summer Games for Special Olympics Ohio is held there when Volleyball, serving lunch and dinner there at times for huge events, and other things that the RPAC hosts. I have to get my soda from a soda machine because the RPAC in the basement near the lockers only takes payments from students and facility who are members of the RPAC, but they have huge space for working out, taking fitness classes, and another pool that has 8 lanes (25 yards) that has a movable floor and waterslide area for families. Thank you for the RPAC at The Ohio State University.

Large workout space with many machines, classes, and various workout areas. Can get really busy in…read morethe late afternoon, so it's beneficial to time workouts accordingly!

When I was a kid I watched roller derby on TV. It must have been a big thing, to be televised and…read morehave a special place to play with a banked oval arena, etc. It seemed to go away for a long time; the last few years it has been coming back, and now the Ohio Roller Girls have been around for ten years. I started hearing about them a couple of years ago, and finally went to my first game last night. It's in the Ohio Building on the fairgrounds, that weird round building in the center. Since this is flat track derby they basically taped out an oval on the floor. Seating was bleachers, a few folding chairs, and just sitting on the floor like you did in grade school. I definitely recommend coming early to grab a seat of some kind; 2-3 hours of sitting on concrete doesn't work for me anymore. It looked to be cash only; we got our tickets online, but had to pay for fairground parking and concessions so I blew through most of what I had. T-shirts, etc., were available and they did take cards for that. There's a flyer with brief rule explanations, and info on the players, teams, etc. It was hard to figure out what was going on at first, but watch a bit, read the flyer, and maybe search online for some guidelines. Once you have some idea what is going on it looks less like chaos. Basically, one skater tries to push past the other team and go all the way around the rink. The other players try to make a path for her, and block the other team. So. The game. Fan-freaking-tastic. Women skating around- and they can skate well- shoving and twisting and falling. They have pads, but jeez, you have to be sore after all that. We played a team from Toronto, and while both were good the Ohio Roller Girls were way better. Watching them pivot and slip by a wall of players while flying around on skates was impressive. One especially, The Smacktivist, seemed able to magically avoid or slip through any blocking. The announcer was good (though sound quality was iffy so I couldn't always tell what he was saying.) The fans were enthusiastic. The players were competitive. It was a blast to watch. I tried to talk Sweetie into trying out, but she passed. We had a great time.

We attended a double header for the first time as we've always wanted to see one. We were hoping…read morefor some action, yet the first game was pretty stale. The players would just stop and wait for the player to come back around... We rarely say the players make if 3/4 of the way around the track, which is where we were sitting. The second game was much more engaging! The players seemed to be more advanced and seemed to play the entire track. Overall, we may not go back unless there's is a reason to be there.

You will need to come here to get a leisure card before entering Tuttle Pool, but the process is…read moreextremely easy with nothing more than your ID needed.

I love venturing out to various parks. This one is close/on campus. Lots of activities. Bike…read morehockey. Skate park. Playground. Paved trailways. Loads of deer.

This is a lovely mural located on the exterior of the Tuttle Park Recreation Center. It appears to…read morebe paint, and, unfortunately, I could not find any artist notes. It catches your eye pretty quickly as you pull into the parking lot and has a nice blend of natural and earth elements located inside the overarching shape of a long bird with its wings spread. It's very nice to view and a great addition to the park area.

My daughter takes classes at Rock Solid and she loves it there. Her coach is very sweet to her…read moreandy daughter is always excited to go back to the gym.

This place runs top-notch gymnastics for kids of all ages. I've watched the coaches give the…read morebudding gymnasts personal attention. My four year old son is in a class with only one other boy, and we're impressed by the fact they are holding the class with low enrollment. The coaches are not phoning it in here - they're attentive professionals. Great organization.