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May 2020 by Maria Amado
Huge sports complex with variety of classes. Massive spring floor area for cheer and tumbling. Snack bar and coffee bar but then they have signs everywhere (including the table area in front if the snack bar) that say no food or drink which is weird.
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May 2018 by Ride AMAP
It's showing its age. The bathrooms were not decent, but the gym floors are nice and the curtains separating the courts are a great touch.
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May 2018 by Luke Jackson
Courts are fine, facilities are fine. The biggest problem that this place has is the lack of padding on the baselines of the basketball courts. If you run hard on a fast break, you will hit a concrete wall. I have seen multiple people get concussions or injure themselves.
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March 2018 by Eugenia Jones
Facility is ok. Somewhat run down. Bathrooms are gross. Courts and sitting are a good size. Good parking!
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March 2018 by Matthew Pfeiffer
Pretty cool place. Went for a volleyball tournament. The entire place had volleyball nets set up that swing town from the ceiling. Looked like setting up for the tournament was probably as easy as flipping a switch. Their concession stand was similar in quality to something at a little league ball park. But I was hungry so i was happy to have anything really.
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December 2017 by Carrie Finnegan
Nice facility. Tons of basketball courts. Clean and well lit. I wish it wasnt so far away from us, but hey, Williamson county needs their sports venues too! ;)
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August 2017 by Elizabeth H.
This complex WAS closed but has been available for school games. Please keep this site listed for driving directions! Five stars given to draw attention to the fact it is still a destination of interest. I don't know of other events here but in the past week and a half, I've gone to volleyball tournaments twice.
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January 2015 by Rayna M.
Inept management, customer service non-existent, way to crowded which made other customers rude. Will not go back...skip this place as there are many more incredible places in Franklin to take your family for fun.
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February 2014 by Daniel B.
This is a legit "sportsplex" due to the variety of offerings of various sports (skating, basketball, hockey, fitness, laser-tag, and more). My review is based upon the "Open Skate". It's a cold snowy morn when we decide to check online when the rink is open for weekend warriors. "Hey, kids! The rink is open from 11:40am until 1:30am! Let's go Ice Skating!" The response reflects an enthusiastic optimism that great times are ahead. "Everybody" is there when we show up at 11:30am. The basketball types, hockey types, and weekenders ready to hit the open rink. The most obvious line is long and happens to end at Skate Rental ($3). We all get in line. Chatting, chat, step, chat, step, chat, chat, step. As we near the 7 minute mark, I see three guys behind the counter. One is hustling, two are not. I catch the eye of one of the two guys observing the hard worker. He raises his eyebrows as if to say, "Do you need something?" I offer sizes of skate boots needed. He asked me for a receipt showing payment for rental. Huh? Snap. Well, I leave the slowest line of the ages because one employee works and two do not. I discover a counter that says "information" and ask to be directed to The Rental Skate Ticket Booth. She responds, "You found it!" Hot dog! I felt lucky! I cracked the code! I pay. My little weekenders find their way to a bench. They're awaiting delivery of skates. I approached the familiar counter with one guy working and two observing. I said to one of the observers, I need sizes..." He asks for street shoes in order to make a trade. "Snap!l Again, I say, "Snap!" Another thing that I didn't know. Off I go to get stinky shoes. By this time I'm not having so much fun. Thank the good lawd of the holy ice ice baby gods! I learned the system. For those who would like a reasonably decent user experience, let me explain how it works: 1. Arrive Early! It's busy. 2. Walk through the middle doors of the sportsplex 3. Approach the Information Desk on the right side of the entrance hallway 4. Pay fees ($7 adults,$5 kids, plus rental) 5. Find the Skate Rental counter 6. Skip the line in front of the one guy working hard 7. Present your street shoes to one of the laid back observers 8. Lace up these well worn boots 9. Hit the rink 10. Have fun! This is a really great concept (Sportsplex) for sports enthusiasts, I am glad that it's here. However, the "guest experience" has been ignored. Is shouldn't be this crazy to have fun. However, it didn't stop me and 1000s of others from showing up and conquering the ice. It was so crowded that those of us who like group hugs had a great time. The real skaters among us had a bit of challenge of finding any open ice to bust move.
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August 2012 by J. W.
Love A-Game! There are two ice rinks where you can ice skate. They also have camps and leagues in a variety of sports like hockey, basketball, volleyball, football and lacrosse. The Laser Chase arena is fun as well.
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June 2008 by John G.
I'm a big fan of Southern Ice. I bet not many people think about going ice skating in July, but that is the best time to go. When it is 90 degrees outside, it's great to spend a few hours skating around in a 60 degree rink. Totally kid friendly. For the wee ones, they rent these blue things that look like walkers so you don't have to break your back holding up your toddler the whole time. I'll upload a picture so you can see what I mean. I recommend getting there right when free skate starts, because that is when it is the emptiest.
