I love this park! Great playground and great area to take a walk through with my dog! I love that…read morethey have stations of bags and garbage cans. They recently updated the playground and it is amazing! This playfield has it all: pickleball courts, baseball fields, soccer fields, tennis courts, basketball court, hockey rink and ice house, walking paths, new playground, picnic area with many tables and pavillion, big parking lot, disc golf course, and Pokémon stops/gyms!!

Fun indoor playground with accessible pricing for a young child. Safe and secure doors as well.read more

It's a great place for everyone to get their energy out especially in the winter! Everyone has a…read moreblast at the KUBE play area. Plenty big for everyone to run around in with numerous slides. A plus that children 2 & under are able to enjoy for free.

When you look at all-time MLS tables, Minnesota United FC stands in the bottom third of the…read moreleague's 30 teams. That said, Minnesota is also a relatively-new MLS team. The team's first season was in 2017. I think the team has gradually improved since that time, finishing in the semifinals in both the 2020 MLS is Back Tournament and the 2020 MLS Cup Playoffs. Minnesota's 2020 team lost, 3-2, to the Seattle Sounders in the Western Conference Finals. Despite not making it to the final game, Minnesota's Kevin Molino ended up as the top goalscorer in the 2020 playoffs with 4 goals. Christian Ramirez is the team's all-time top goalscorer with 74 goals scored during his time with the team from 2014 to 2018. However, most of those goals were scored during Minnesota's time in the North American Soccer League (NASL), not MLS. If you count MLS-era goals only, Darwin Quintero owns the team record with 27 goals scored between 2018 and 2019. Robin Lod and Emmanuel Reynoso are the guys to keep your eyes on these days. And speaking of the MLS era, Adrian Heath, who came over from Orlando City SC, has been the team's coach every season so far. Good for the Loons for sticking by Heath for five seasons now. Since the stadium's opening in 2019 (Minnesota's third season), the team has played in Allianz Field in downtown St. Paul. Allianz Field was designed specifically for Minnesota United. Similar to my favorite MLS team, Atlanta United, Minnesota United spent some time in a college football stadium while its current stadium was being built. In Minnesota's case, the team spent its first two seasons calling TCF Bank Stadium, now known as Huntington Bank Stadium, home. Huntington Bank Stadium is the home field of the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers football team. Visit the following link to see a map of parking options around Allianz Stadium (card only, cash not accepted): https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/minnesota-united-fc-golden-valley?select=6aDUGw6MY9L_zGRJ7zNoQA. You can purchase single-game parking passes up to 3 hours before kickoff of any Minnesota United game via SeatGeek: https://seatgeek.com/minnesota-united-fc-tickets/parking.

This review is solely based off of picking up a prize pack that I won via Yelp. Ironically, it…read moreappears the sales team sits in Golden Valley when the matches are played in Saint Paul. Regardless, the parking lot is massive and shared with other businesses in the area. The entire building felt fresh and clean and I even experienced cleaners vacuuming the elevator as I arrived. While I am not 100% sure what all happens in this space, I am vouching that it really gave off great fan engagement solely based on the sweet MNUFC marketing across the walls. There is a front desk and if you ring the bell, an admin will greet you to get you what you seek.

We went to get equipment for our child's first soccer season. There were multiple retail personnel,…read moreavailable to help with questions. There was a good supply of balls, cleats, shin pads. It looks like the store was well stocked in general. It was not too busy, was kept clean. There is ample parking outside.

I had to pick up a few things for my kids sports season. The store is large and has a lot of…read moreselection but some items were in the wrong spot and other items had limited sizes. In hindsight, I could have easily looked online to see what they had inventory before going. I had to exchange a pair of pants for a larger size and the cashier Jay was very helpful and friendly. The process was super fast and took less than a minute to complete.

Improved parking! Not a ton of space for team camps and limited bleachers for seating but much…read moreimproved w more parking. Good concessions. Need app to keep score when reffing

This is one of the premier places to play volleyball in the Midwest, as well as hosting one of the…read moretop clubs. They recently took down the remaining indoor soccer field, so they now have 8 courts with a lot of room around each one! The ceilings are also much higher than most places. The floor has a very expensive wood and rubber-bumper type subfloor under the sport-court, which is much better for your knees and other joints. Other places have sport-court directly on concrete which is horrible to play on. The sport-court itself is starting to show its age though, with a lot of scuffing. It appears that they're building a new room for the concessions and vending, so anyone who had complaints might get a welcome surprise for next season. A number of different teams I've coached for have played in their tourneys and power leagues, and I've also played here as an adult in their Friday night open gym, which is fun, has a variety of skill levels, and stays open late at night now!

Loved this playground! Came on a sunny and beautiful day so my kids and I could play at a new…read moreplayground. The bathrooms were closed, but so grateful there was a portapotty close by.

I forgot how many times I have driven by and didn't realize there was a nice playground here. It is…read moreright by beside the main field. There are quite a few baseball fields for the baseball players to choose from. The playground is a little worn, but serves its purpose. A smaller area for the smaller kids and the one for the bigger kids with bigger slides and geared more for the older kids. There is a tire swing, and some cute little spring toys kids can rock back and forth on. There are restrooms available. Picnic tables Places to sit. There is a plaque explaining how the fields were named which was an interesting read. I never knew, but pretty cool.