Dreamsports Center

I don’t recommend signing your kids up here unless an existing team. Owners are all about making a buck versus creating competitive teams and kids having a good time.

I play A LOT of soccer and this is the best facility for adult co-​ed soccer around the area, in my opinion.
What do I like about this place so much compared to the others?
–Referees are good (there have been a few that are not so great) and keep the games under control
–Competitive leagues
–Price per game, you get 10 games/​season PLUS an additional 1 – 3 games depending on our your team does in the single elimination tournament
–Turf is nice and the field is spacious
–Staff is responsive and helpful
–Rosters are checked every game

My 8 year old and her friend attended Friday Night Sports night. This is supposed to be ‘structured and supervised’ drop in care from 6:45 — 10:30p. First and foremost, the staff on site was not paying attention to the children. I was told the different age levels did NOT mix for the younger kids safety, this was not true at all. My 8 year olds were playing soccer with a very rough group of 10 – 13 year olds. The girls told me that older boys were ‘asking them on dates’. In the advertisement it stated that there would be organized games by staff in all the sports areas. The whole time I was there watching (which was over 1 hour) I never saw a single staff engage a group into structured play. There was fighting/​wrestling, cussing, and a lot of things going on that was not appropriate for 8 year olds. The sign out process is a joke, they ask for your kids # on their wrist band, they look it up on a clip board, they then tell you the names they have on the clipboard that correspond with the #, if you just say ‘yep, that’s them’ they let you leave. NO ID! Totally unsafe environment. Your kids are only minimally more supervised than if you dropped them off alone at the mall, movies or skating rink. Certainly need to either describe the ‘program’ better or raise the age limit to about 11 – 14. We will NOT be back!

My 5 year old son loves this place! He has done several of their camps and he is always excited to go. He has done, soccer, basketball, tennis, football, in-​line skating, and baseball. The coaches really do a good job of teaching these little ones the basics of the sports and they make it fun. We will keep coming here for sure!

This review is of the Track-​Out Camp offered by Dreamsports. The low rating is mostly because I didn’t feel I was leaving my child was in a safe facility. No one to observe or challenge people entering the front door, tracked-​out kids running around everywhere instead of grouped where a missing/​hurt child would be noticed. When I picked up my 6 yr old son I had to hunt down the person with the clipboard to check him out. They didn’t know where he was and no one asked for my ID.
It’s fairly evident that Dreamsports is set up to run sports only, while parents stay on site during practices and games to oversee kids younger than teenagers. They are not set up to provide a safe group child environment. I like Dreamsports but won’t be leaving my child there unsupervised anytime soon.

What I thought was a safe place for my child to be during his track out turned out to be a place where he was bullied. I witnessed a child several years older than him kick his skates out from him and he fell and was hurt. No counselors were around to see that he was hurt or to get the older child out of the area. Very disappointed that I cannot trust my child to return and be safe and have fun. The response from management was also disappointing. I do not recommend, especially for younger children unless carefully supervised by a parent at all times.

I love the youth volleyball program with Coach Erika Lyons at Dream sports! My daughter enjoys the class and tuition is very reasonable. It was difficult to find a volleyball
class for my daughters age group (she’s’ 9) but youth volleyball starts at 6. From observing their practices they learn the important basic volleyball skills required to build on and they don’t stop moving for an hour! Great program!

We had the pleasure of enrolling our 3 – 4 year old at Dream Sports for a year– 2013! We had a wonderful experience! The coaches were great and attentive! Even though we no longer live in the area, we plan on enrolling for the summer!
The one thing I was not happy about at times; parents would sit in the field and watch their kids or walk in and out… oblivious to the fact that class was in session!
The facility is clean, staff very friendly and take care of any concerns or questions!

My almost 4 year old son just completed the winter session and we can’t wait to kick off the spring session next week! While a little more expensive than some of the other options we’ve tried, we have found Dreamsports to be well worth the cost. Our son did soccer and basketball through the mini pros program and t-​ball through the little sluggers. He enjoyed all three and will continue on with t-​ball this spring. The classes do a wonderful job of teaching basic movements and coordination skills that the kids will build upon as they progress in the various sports. There is also key emphasis on following the coaches instructions, which is beneficial all around. The coaches are all friendly, young, and full of energy. We are thrilled to have found Dreamsports and will be exploring all of the different programs available. We are particularly excited about the golf program they are launching this spring. Overall a great experience!

Great place for the kids! My daughter started with soccer and is now really into roller blading. My son started with roller blading and is now learning to play hockey. We have also done their track out camps and the kids love it!
Staff and coaches are super nice and friendly!

I started my son, who just turned two, in their toddler soccer program this Fall. Although it is quite the workout for me as well (chasing him around, trying to get him to listen), the coaches are awesome! They are wonderful with the kids and keep them busy with fun games. Although at this age, they’re not technically playing soccer, they learn to kick the ball, and develop listening skills while playing fun games, like «red light, green light.» My son loves it and it gets some of his little boy energy out, which I love!
I think his listening skills and ability to follow directions has improves since starting this class and I look forward to getting him into other sports here, when he’s old enough.

Had my sons bday party here a month ago. Very friendly staff and let the kids play longer since they weren’t busy.

We’ve been going here for more than 3 years. Our 10 year old son plays roller hockey. What I like most about it is the attitude by the coaches and staff: the sign on the rink says «We are here to have fun» followed by «Fighting will result in a lifetime ban.» It really is about getting the kids to play, learning basic skills, and good sportsmanship. It’s not just about winning.
The facility is nice and very well maintained. The costs are pretty reasonable. There are two roller hockey rinks, and an indoor soccer rink. It is a very family friendly place, especially for young kids. The skaters tend to be younger (6 – 10), but I see younger kids just starting, middle-​school and high-​school teams, and in the evening adults doing league play.
There has been a commercial push in the last year or so to run events geared at small kids (ie, 4 year olds) for soccer as they work on expanding their business. But their core values seem to be holding. We’ve been pleased with our time here and would recommend it to friends.