Yes it's on Indian School and it's in the Avenues, but don't let that scare you because this is a great place to play and watch indoor soccer. My 8-year-old is playing in a league here and I've known other friends who've either played themselves or watched their kids play throughout the years. The facility is older, but the field is in good shape and they have everything you could want. Spectator seating is upstairs and its fun to watch the kids run around. Downstairs you have the team dugouts along with restrooms and a food and games area with windows facing the field, pinball games and an air hockey game. One nice thing is that if you're in the mood, the snack bar even serves beer and it's pretty cheap! They also have a full service soccer store with great prices and a great selection of clothes, shoes, and gear. So next time its over 100 degrees out and you and your kids start complaining about it being too hot to do anything, think about signing up for an indoor soccer league. They start every other month or so and playing in the air conditioning is a great way t stay in shape and get out of the heat!
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Alissa M.
I've played several indoor soccer seasons here, and overall, while the facility isn't awful, it could definitely use some renovations. But the field itself is pretty nice, as they just had new turf installed at the beginning of the year. I also wish they would schedule games earlier-10:20 p.m. for a game on a Tuesday night is too late...or maybe I'm just getting old. They've also got a store inside that sells soccer gear, and it seems to open pretty late. For spectators, it's nice because they can watch from ground level, or go upstairs to watch from above. And if you are trying to get a friend or significant other to come watch you play, let them know they serve cheap beer! I'm pretty sure that's the only reason my boyfriend comes to my games, but it's the though that counts right?
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Giriraj S.
played indoor soccer here for 4 months.. fun memories of this place. Kind of a dark/dingy interior, but gets the job done. Horrible ventilation on the field, though. Your mouth feels like cotton after 15 minutes of playing. Warning, drivers: access to the parking lot at night from W Indian School Rd is deceiving! Hardly any lighting.. my first night playing I ran the curb at road speed in a 5-series. Almost gave myself a heart attack before the game. Then I stepped into that gas chamber of a field and figured it was indeed my time. Started doing EPO and the rest of the season moved along just smoothly!
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Korina A.
This is where my indoor soccer teams plays. All they do is indoor soccer. There are leagues for little kids, on up to over 30s, co-ed and women-only. The facility itself is pretty old and worn out, but it does the job. There's a gallery above the main field, where friends and family can watch the game. There is also a soccer gear shop, and a snack bar that serves beer (cheap!)
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Andrew C.
We love the owners and the coaches. Its serious futbol for the kids.
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Address :3839 W Indian School Rd
Phoenix, AZ, 85019
Brad H.
Yes it's on Indian School and it's in the Avenues, but don't let that scare you because this is a great place to play and watch indoor soccer. My 8-year-old is playing in a league here and I've known other friends who've either played themselves or watched their kids play throughout the years. The facility is older, but the field is in good shape and they have everything you could want. Spectator seating is upstairs and its fun to watch the kids run around. Downstairs you have the team dugouts along with restrooms and a food and games area with windows facing the field, pinball games and an air hockey game. One nice thing is that if you're in the mood, the snack bar even serves beer and it's pretty cheap! They also have a full service soccer store with great prices and a great selection of clothes, shoes, and gear. So next time its over 100 degrees out and you and your kids start complaining about it being too hot to do anything, think about signing up for an indoor soccer league. They start every other month or so and playing in the air conditioning is a great way t stay in shape and get out of the heat!
(4)Alissa M.
I've played several indoor soccer seasons here, and overall, while the facility isn't awful, it could definitely use some renovations. But the field itself is pretty nice, as they just had new turf installed at the beginning of the year. I also wish they would schedule games earlier-10:20 p.m. for a game on a Tuesday night is too late...or maybe I'm just getting old. They've also got a store inside that sells soccer gear, and it seems to open pretty late. For spectators, it's nice because they can watch from ground level, or go upstairs to watch from above. And if you are trying to get a friend or significant other to come watch you play, let them know they serve cheap beer! I'm pretty sure that's the only reason my boyfriend comes to my games, but it's the though that counts right?
(3)Giriraj S.
played indoor soccer here for 4 months.. fun memories of this place. Kind of a dark/dingy interior, but gets the job done. Horrible ventilation on the field, though. Your mouth feels like cotton after 15 minutes of playing. Warning, drivers: access to the parking lot at night from W Indian School Rd is deceiving! Hardly any lighting.. my first night playing I ran the curb at road speed in a 5-series. Almost gave myself a heart attack before the game. Then I stepped into that gas chamber of a field and figured it was indeed my time. Started doing EPO and the rest of the season moved along just smoothly!
(3)Korina A.
This is where my indoor soccer teams plays. All they do is indoor soccer. There are leagues for little kids, on up to over 30s, co-ed and women-only. The facility itself is pretty old and worn out, but it does the job. There's a gallery above the main field, where friends and family can watch the game. There is also a soccer gear shop, and a snack bar that serves beer (cheap!)
(3)Andrew C.
We love the owners and the coaches. Its serious futbol for the kids.
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