Indoor soccer facility in Tacoma that runs Lil' Kickers summer camps Monday through Friday for ages 3-14, pairing age-appropriate soccer activities with a Fun Zone inflatable playground and a small player-to-coach ratio. The Lil' Kickers curriculum is built for children from 18 months to 9 years and emphasizes child development alongside soccer skills; a separate Skills Institute program serves ages 5-12 who want to sharpen their game.
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★Iam YouLove that there’s still a place for indoor soccer for adults, but their Friday drop ins suck. Not enough organization and the players are rude. They’ll just not let you play or fight you to stay on the field when they know it’s not their turn. I question if I even want to come back every single time I play here.
★★★★★ViReview for LIL KICKERS: Wow. I was very hesitant to take my 1.5-year-old son here since the reviews were not great. We heard of this place and the lil bunnies group from our neighbor, who took his son here when he was a toddler. He had great things to say about this place, so I took his word more than the reviews. Thank goodness I went with my gut and his recommendation! My very active toddler LOVED his first day. There were about 10 other kiddos around his age with their parents. Everyone was great and positive, even the instructor. Every kiddo but one was still a little clueless with the concept of soccer, but that's the point of the lil bunnies group. As a preschool teacher, having the toddlers active by freely kicking balls and running around with noodles and hoops is a great way to get their bodies moving and getting used to "movement," as well as learning how to run and kick. There is absolutely no way that you can get all these toddlers to sit down and follow directions. Trust me, as a parent and a teacher who literally teaches this age group, I KNOW. You NEED to get them moving and grooving, which is what they are indeed doing. As for the facility, sure, it's in a location that's not the prettiest, but come on, the place isn't meant to be super sparkly. It's an athletic facility that is still open and running, so I'm surprised some reviewers expected a ballroom. Overall, YES, YES, YES. I highly recommend the Lil Kickers group for kiddos. We will continue going!
★★★★Josh FunkGreat place to catch a game and let the kids play.
★★Tory & TylerWe have been taking our child here over the span of 2 years, and she has not learned anything related to soccer. There is zero structure and it's just the coaches having them run around and play games for 50 minutes. The coaches also do not seem interested in teaching at all, in fact it seems like they are irritated by kids being excited to see them. Half the time the parents have to interject and and do the coaching. If you get here early you can park in the front, but you also may get blocked in by other cars. Overall we will finish out our time here and then look for other places to go to for soccer.
★★★★Amanda ParshallFun place for indoor soccer. Little run down but it has everything to be functional. It is FREEZING tho, so bring extra coat. Sometimes parking is crazy if there is multiple events. Refs and staff are fair and nice.