Kick City Indoor Soccer

Took my 6-yr old son to try out the soccer class for 6-7 yr old intermediate players. Although my son had never played soccer before, the beginner classes are only available for kids up to 5-yrs old. The coach, Nate, was extremely nice and did a great job working with the kids! This is a great class if the child has already been exposed to the fundamentals of the sport and has practiced working with the ball. All of the kids out there played well and knew the drills. My son really enjoyed the first 10 min or more of running and kicking the ball around and playing with the others. He flashed us the double thumbs up sign to let us know he liked it! That changed once the various practice exercises started. He tried , but it was hard for him to participate and keep up not knowing what to do. Inevitably, he flashed us the one thumbs up, one thumbs down sign - it was good, now its not. I wish there was a class here to fit his skill set as it seems like a great place.

I just used the parking lot for a shhhh..Pokémon spin.

My daighter rented the party room and when we got there it was dirty...:( it was decarated cute with ⚽ them. But tables and floor were sticky and ud83dude1d. I washed table but didn't have time to sweep or mop floor. Would not recommend this place.

It's a bummer that this is the only local option for playing indoor soccer. Entering a team is not cheap - $400+ per team - and, yet, the facility is not well-cared for. I've played with water leaking through the roof, onto the field and in the team boxes. The goal boxes & nets need repair. They also put leagues together with 12 year olds playing against 14 year olds. It's not developmentally appropriate nor is it fun for either team. The ethical thing would be to tell whatever age group is in the minority that they don't have enough teams for a league in that age rather than throwing them all together. A few of the refs seem to really not care about the play or the sportsmanship and let things get out of hand, particularly in the adult leagues. I'd go elsewhere if I had another option.

It's a really nice setting with a bar and picnic tables. Staff is friendly, and facility is clean. I just wish Eugene had more places like it.