Midwest Sports Complex Inc

Recently attended the Corporate Challenge at the Midwest Sports Complex. I didn't even know it was here, and I used to work in the area! Plenty of soccer fields and baseball diamonds. However, they have really nice sand volleyball courts. The sand is white and soft and well-kept. I don't play often, but I find it's really difficult to find nice sand volleyball courts. The Fish Bowl is the on-site cantina/watering hole. Is it top notch? Not really, but it's a spot to get a drink and hang out on a patio next to the volleyball courts. There really isn't even a door, and the whole place reminds me of bars you find in Florida near the beach. Those take a beating from the wind & salt in the air, and it seems like this place has too even without a beach, but it doesn't bother me. You can get a beer or a basic mixed drink if you want. The food options are really limited - I'm talking a sandwich and chips and maybe a burger on special. There's actually a lot of available parking on site so even with the large groups that were here in addition to normal Saturday activities, I felt like there was enough room for everyone. Honestly, if you're looking for a spot to have outdoor activities or sports, this place does the job. I don't know rental rates, but as a user of the facility, it does the job!

Sun. Sand. Beer. What else do you need? Oh I know.... free entry for players. UGH I hate that you are charged $3 every time. That really adds when you play a lot. Other than that it's a pretty decent place. I'm only there for Sand Volleyball seasons and the occasional drink in between and after games. I like that there are 8 courts which allow more people to play on a given day. There used to be a DJ playing the top hits but not sure what happened with that.

Great place to play beach volleyball when's it's warm outside. Only $3 per person. Beer available.

Pay a league fee. Pay every game for refs that may or may not show up until the very end, have zero continuity between how their staff calls games, and you might even have to explain the rules to them! Oh yeah, and pay $3 per person to get in. Every time.The teams I played against were a mixture of about having fun, and uber competitive. I don't know if there's a competitive kickball league, but be warned that if you just want to play for fun, the refs will call your game against a super competitive team if you're getting killed, even after 20 minutes. And you're still out the ref and entrance fees. This could be a good place if they got rid of their entrance and ref fees and didn't make it feel like they were nickel and diming me for everything. The league fee should be all inclusive. $300 for a team is fine, but $9 per ref (which has extremely spotty quality) and $3 per person to get in every time makes this completely not worth it.

So this place is cool. I went here for a corporate challenge to play volleyball in the wee hours of the morning. It was so cold but as we moved around we warmed up. It was a Saturday morning - the bar wasn't opened nor was there any food or coffee or anything for those who came. The sand volleyball courts were nice and there were TONS of courts.There was also lots of space for the other competitions going one. One specifically was corn hole on the eastern part of the field. The parking was pretty good and there was enough for everyone. This was the second year I went, I am not sure how the courts work outside of the corporate challenge but I had a pretty good experience.

If you like...$3 per person entry/parking fees,VFW-like bar establishments,gallons of beer,ping pong tables with only one sacred ball (do not lose the ball, dear reader),middle-aged men who were once their football team's captain basking in their glory days,$1 jell-o shots, a weird bar that feels like it belongs somewhere...but not here?then you should give Midwest Sports Complex a whirl. The vibe and mixture of people is almost worth a visit alone. It felt like I was hanging out in the ball diamonds of my hometown - the only difference was I paid to get in and cheer on a friend (Yeah, Dylan!) with a beer in hand.

Love slow and fast pitch softballl always nice to come and watch a game. Like bring my pup for a walk over here. Beautiful day in the neighborhood.

Some of the best sand volleyball in Indianapolis!Courts are kept in very good conditions -- great for leagues and weekend tournaments.

This place has NOT gotten any better from my time there back in 2015. Luckily, I let my husband take the kid to most of his tournament games. I tried to use the restroom but the smell emanating from the ladies restroom so was putrid and as I started to walk in I realized the floor had about half an inch of toilet overflow all over the place with a "caution" sign. It was apparent to me that whatever had come out of the toilet had not been cleaned up properly at all. Having sandals on, I was not going to venture into this perhaps literal "sh!t hole." The grounds are still dirty. My husband tried to go to the concession stand but the line was for miles so he decided it was not worth it.

I come here every so often for weekly company softball games. Since the last two months have been rainy, we've had quite a few game cancellations. Most times, they have been cancelled before game time and we don't show up but there have been a few times where you come to the field and pay the entrance fee and then the game gets cancelled. When I've gone to the gate keepers, they've either been rude and tell me they don't do refunds, which is fine but I was asking about just getting a rain-check for the next time, or they've been so under-trained/uninformed of policies that they just tell me they "don't know, you'll have to ask management." Of course management is never in when asked, so I've given up on that front. The ball fields are decent enough, though the outfield on several fields has some spotty rough spots that have tripped people because of the uneven growth patches.