Great venue. Easy access to the park, great place to enjoy sports. Easy parking. The fields are…read morevery well kept.

Dont sign your kid up with this guy they league never happened and I cant get my refund.read more

Overall nice, and clean, fields. Parking can be an issue as the place is so huge it is easy to park…read moreon opposite side. Unless they rename the fields, 1-4 are on the east side so park accordingly. Soccer fields are very nice and most have plenty of space for tents. Nighttime games will benefit from new bright lights. Oh, an added bonus: There's a Sheraton across the street, within walking distance, that has fantastic food! We've attended numerous tournaments and have always had a pleasant experience. Though the food trucks nearby have been less than appetizing.

They host teams from all over the West Coast. What a benefit to the citizens of Mesa. Everyone is…read morewelcome here.

No weekend games is awesome! It is cheaper than other leagues but you have to pay for the jersey…read moreseparately for $20 so that makes it about equal to other leagues pricewise. My biggest complaint is that the basketball offered in the fall starting in August is outside in the middle of the afternoon. Practicing in the heat in an August afternoon in Arizona is so dangerous. It is unbearable to watch let alone play. Unless inside accommodations are made, I wouldn't recommend doing the basketball with this league.

From the owner: Candlelight Sports is the most family-friendly youth sports league around for kids from 2-12 years…read moreold. Practices and games are done before dinner, no required weekends with very engaging, trained coaches. We offer a pre-k multi-sport experience in the mornings and a simple after-school soccer, baseball, flag football, basketball, indoor volleyball and indoor golf for $65 or less!

Not much parking except a distance away or along the street…read more Spacious Not very much for amenities. Nets from ceiling can separate courts

The "tournaments" here are a joke. The teams that play here are lower level than most tournaments…read more and there are only a couple teams participating in each category. They are trying to rebrand with their website and they can't even get their schedules updated or posted. I can't believe this place has survived. Save yourself the money and play at better venues with real tournaments. We cringe when we have to play here.

Visiting spring training for the 1st time and this ballpark was top of my list. Being a newer…read morepark, it was clean and beautiful. I enjoyed the layout and fan activities. There really is no bad seat. The smaller ballparks provide an up close experience at a more affordable price point than during the season. I will definitely return to this park for another cubs game!

This review of Sloan Park is for Breakaway Festival, a two-day EDM festival that was held on the…read moregrounds. While you could pay for parking at the venue, I'm not about that life, so I found parking in the residential neighborhood that's close to the Park. It took me about 10-15 minutes to walk over. First off, let's talk about the main purpose of Sloan Park: spring training for the Chicago Cubs. I know spring training is a big deal in Phoenix, but I was impressed with how nice this stadium is. It may not have the history of Wrigley Field but it's a super nice venue. As far as the festival experience, everything was smooth. The grounds were well maintained, getting in and out was relatively easy, and I didn't run into any issues. Exactly what you're looking for when you attend a music festival. I'll have to stop by for a spring training game next time around!

UPDATE: Paul read my reviews and gave me a call. He apologized and was, I believe, sincere in his…read moreapology. I appreciate how difficult it can be to admit when you're wrong and he took accountability for the way he acted toward me. Paul offered me a refund, which I gladly accepted. I told him I understood that insurance and jersey's had been paid and I didn't want him to lose money either so we settled on a refund less the insurance and jersey price...which I feel is fair to both parties. Paul also told me that the jersey and insurance credit would be left in a NYS account for future use if we choose to try again in the future. I appreciated the phone call and email and I feel NYS and Paul made a very difficult situation a little less difficult. I still don't think we will be back to NYS as our experience doesn't seem feasible for a family with more than 1 kiddo playing... but the door is left open. ORIGINAL: If I could give them 0 stars I would. I called and spoke with Paul who runs NYS "National Youth Sports" (there is no national franchise of this that we can find), and I asked questions regarding scheduling of practices and games. He explained that practices are left up to the coaches to decide, but he determines game times and location. At that time he couldn't provide when and where the games would be, but he didn't anticipate scheduling/location conflicts for my three kids. 2/3 kids practice times were scheduled on Tuesdays/Thursdays at 6:00, the other Wednesday/Friday 7:00-8:00 each 20 minutes from our house, however I was willing to accept this and found help to get my kids to and from a practice each week. However, Paul scheduled my kids at locations 20 minutes apart from each other back to back. There is no chance my kids could play in the games weekly since I cannot be two places at once. He was fully aware of my concern regarding game times and assured me he didn't think it would be an issue and gladly took my money. He lied knowing he had "No Refunds" on his website and I would be out my money. He also said he could not accommodate a disclosure on his website for "single moms" like me who have multiple kids and would need the children playing at one location, not all over the valley. The league is disorganized, lies, frauds people out of their money with the "No Refunds" statement on their website, allows them to lie and steal and get away with it. NYS = Now Your Screwed

Worst Youth sports experience ever…read more Signed daughter up for volleyball..bought extra equipment for her and she was practicing more and more with no chance to use anything. Instead, they told me classes weren't available in our area and that we could be refunded or credited. I received no new information on local classes nor a refund since July 2025 ...its now November. Don't waste your time nor money.

Great staff and volunteers that work here. We took an intro to badminton class and it was quite the…read moreworkout! They have a lot of classes and free play time available. Thanks for having a dedicated badminton gym!

This is my 2nd time coming to Arizona and playing badminton. I googled and yelped Arizonia…read morebadminton and this is the place that came up. I am so glad they have a badminton gym here in Arizona. It is a small facility with only 4 courts. Usually 1 of the courts is taken for private lessons. So sometimes there was only 3 courts or 2 courts. Small gym but very friendly people. People are nice and they will play with you. You play 1 game and 4 will rotate off and 4 will rotate on. After you are done, you put your rackets on the wall and que yourself back in again. People are very friendly at this gym and there is air conditioning so that is nice when is it hot. Admission is $20 per adult. Overall, I had fun at the Arizona Center and will be back here whenever I am in town. I am glad they have a badminton place in Arizona.