Legacy Center Sports Complex in Brighton runs Legends Day Camp for ages 6-12, or age 5 with a completed full-day, full-week kindergarten program. Full- and half-day camps are available weekly through the summer: each week campers choose from a range of sport or non-sport morning camp options, then join a shared afternoon of activities including police and fire station tours, water activities, field games, arts and crafts, team building, and a pizza party. Campers are divided into groups by age and skill level to support player development.
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Powered by GoogleWas only on the soccer done. Evening else looked good but the dome is trash. Yeah, trash. Turf is garbage. No AC. NO fans. Hot, muggy, and smells "heavy"... I dk, just not a good field or environment. P.s. bring your own chair and a large cold drink.
Great facilities. Managed poorly and very disorganized. Parking is always an issue and there is equipment(plows, trailers, etc) blocking about 6 spots. Certain days it's impossible to find parking others no one is there. It would be a good idea if they managed activities to manage space. Pretty expensive place for parent coached teams. Their travel teams are more expensive than the teams that beat them. It's hillarious!
Not ran very well at all. I played 2 sessions here the past 6 months, that is right it took almost 6 month to get through 16 games(which two we did not even ever play) So in all reality, 8 games took 12 weeks the first session and 6 games took 12 weeks the second session I played. They NEVER rescheduled the two games from last session, so they lost me as a customer(you owe money IMO). I have been playing in ann arbor year round for over 10 years and thought I would try somewhere closer. NOT WORTH IT. Ann Arbor Wide World is ran MUCH better. And before they try cop out of any statements I made here. My first session was during the holidays, BUT they took 3 weeks off AND NONE of the Holidays fell on a Sunday, the day I played. For the second session they had a "tournament" or some shit and had two weeks off, then canceled a game the day of a snow storm, maybe that one was okay, but then canceled a game 2 hours before kickoff with no real reason. Neither of these two games were rescheduled. AND they do not even give you a full 50 mins of play time. Their refs ROUTINELY call half and full game times multiple Minutes early. Corroborated by my watch I wear as I start a soccer workout right when we start. There are no score boards or timers either. Kind of hard to call yourself a premier establishment without that
We came here for the MLK 2 day volleyball tournament. They only had a couple girls taking payment at the door, but the line moved quickly. I see everyone complaining about parking. We had no problems, maybe because we got there early? Immaculate courts. Clean and large bathrooms, myself and my daughters never had to wait to use a stall during a large tournament. They also had great vendors; we got a T shirt, smoothies, and Crumbl cookies. My only complaint was inadequate seating. Which honestly would have probably been better if the teams didn't leave their bags and shoes all over the bleachers. Definitely a decent place for a volleyball tournament.
No parking, dirty unkept bathrooms, no food available other than chips and pop, yet they wont let you bring coolers in. So your child could be there for 10 hours playing a sport, burning up calories and there's no food. If you leave to get food in town, (there is nothing near by) you will lose your parking spot and then you're really screwed. Lastly, its a an expensive entrance fee of $10 per person; cash or Venmo only. I understand operational costs are high due to utilities, taxes, and insurance being high, so I will give them a pass on that. I do feel this is an example of a lazy owner and poor management with zero oversight of their work. Legacy, do better for yourselves and your patrons. Have some pride in your reputation. This is so disappointing because you could make some small changes and become amazing (double your parking, make space for some hot and cold food, attend to the bathrooms every 1.5 hours, and add more spectator chairs). Sadly, our whole family cringes whenever we find out the tournament is at this location. To parents: Come with your own supplies, lower your expectations, concentrate on your kid's game, and it will all be over soon.





