Olympus Sports Center

★Jeremy Voelker

0 stars, there is no place for the athletes to eat without paying or sit without paying. If you bring your own snacks they force you to eat outside, even in the 20s. The kids play from 715 to 3 and food is forbidden. This place is a money grab and and DOES NOT care about the welfare of the athletes, only how much money their parents have

★29manderson

The venue itself is large enough to host a volleyball tournament, but the seating is far too limited for the number of families attending. With restricted bleacher space and no option for parents to bring their own chairs, the experience quickly becomes frustrating. On top of that, too many seats are wasted holding purses, jackets, and coffee cups instead of being available for actual spectators. If outside seating isn’t allowed, the venue should take more responsibility in managing the seats that are available. A fair solution would be to ensure that once a game ends, parents whose children are not playing in the next match vacate their seats so the incoming group has a chance to sit. This would make the experience more equitable and enjoyable for everyone.

★Annie

Unfortunately we have had to play at this facility too many times. We have played a lot of volleyball and this facility is our least favorite. They charge you to park when there’s not even enough space to park, they charge you to get in (even players!), they will deduct points if anyone on your team leaves a drink unattended. There’s a room available for teams to use but again, it’s another cost to use it. We pay large amounts for our team to play as it is. For all of the cost they are never even friendly. I don’t like to leave negative reviews and it seems silly, but so many others have had this have this experience as well I feel like it’s worth sharing.

★★★★★Kirsten Barnes

Great place to watch volleyball with six courts played on for the tournament. Great playing space and surface, ample room to chase down balls and space to serve. Liked that they had seating available and parking across the street was easy to get to with ample space. Difficult for players, however, who are there all day. No outside food allowed unless you buy space upstairs and families aren't allowed to join them there. If you play two games in a row and then have line or score duty, you weren't allowed to eat in those areas. So, you find yourself turning your car into an eating area, and kids are in and out of the building.

★Jodi Torres

You can't bring food in. Parking is 1/2 mile away 1 direction and up 2-3 flights of stairs unless you pay $20 to park in the tiny lot out front. You must eat outside and it was 27 degrees when we were there. 1 food cart $$$$$. You can bring that food in, even on the courts, so it's not about the mess to them only the $$$. Their team has their own area upstairs. The courts are on plastic click together flooring. Not great, but you can see the lines. The only good thing is the digital scoring on the wall. Worst place we have EVER played. Picture is from free parking garage. You are supposed to walk under the road via pathway overpass.