Soccer City

Nice place the TV's and chairs were right on time. Even the concession stand was legit. I was impressed for being a repeat visitor... They have adult beverages even!!!! Here for a niece soccer game.Respectfully,BryanYukon, Oklahoma

Recently enrolled my son in their "little kickers" program. it's roughly around $175 for 15 weeks of soccer classes/one time registration fee PLUS they get their own uniform. First and foremost enrollment online is confusing, it never worked on my end and I had to call which was an absolute breeze as every single coach and staff member I've spoken to are more than friendly. Hayden, is the director and his communication skills are wonderful. Even if you email him on a Friday night he will email you right back. The facility itself is located right off lake hefner parkway off the 122nd exit, it's tucked in around val verde neighborhood. I noticed complaints on the facility cleanliness but that was several years back and I didn't notice anything out of the ordinary with it being dirty. Everything seems very tidy and the actual soccer field themselves are huge!They even have bleachers so if you have family that want to come watch the games or if you're bringing along other siblings they can actually sit on the bleachers and watch no problem.The classes are broken out and structured by age. Our coach, Coach Ty is extremely kind and is well aware of each child's comfort zone. They never have tried to make my son go past his comfort zone but week after week, slowly he is warming up and doing new things he hasn't done before...These classes are an excellent way to have your child gain social skills, fall in love with a new sport and just have fun! The classes are roughly around 50 min long... as a parent, depending on the age of the class you get out and interact with the kids and just have an absolute blast.The facility sends out weekly Little Kicker update emails that keep you informed of happenings, etc. I just really enjoy this place because it has been nothing but fun and experience so far...

Business is good but man the refs need ALOT more training! First game of season and had a kid leave with bloody head from high kick; ref called him for it. Also had the coach of other team telling him who's ball it was and he didn't stand up for right call. When I said "so you've picked a team" he said yes! Only time he spoke up was when the coach from the other team offered to fight me. Wow classy! Sad part myself and 3 kids on our team are outdoor refs!

We recently rented Soccer City's new field for a 13th birthday party. It was the perfect night as a parent and more so for the birthday kid. Happy kid = happy mom! The process for doing a party was really easy and pricing is reasonable. SoccerCityokcity.com lists information on packages and I just called them at 405-748-3888. We rented the new field #4. It was the perfect size for a large group. Even small groups! Plenty of seating for spectators and an additional viewing area upstairs. Not a soccer fan? That's OKAY! (Well, personally that's not ok. It's the most popular sport in the world!!!!! What's wrong with you! ) We played a few mini games. Dodge ball and soccer. Field #4 is smaller than the other fields but was a great size for our party- about 20-30 kids. The birthday room was large enough to accommodate all the kids for cake. The staff was friendly and beyond helpful. Thanks Soccer City for making this a memorable birthday party and the fact I didn't have to clean my house after a party! Us adults are talking about renting a field for some adult fun!

Good place to play indoor soccer. Pretty good refs. They remodeled the fields and few years ago and they are nice. This place is better than ISA for sure. Never had any problems, after playing here consistently for several years.

I come here sometimes when my husband plays soccer and it's quite clean for a facility of sweaty players. We usually come in the evening timeOn Sunday and not to be sexist... But there are only male players but whatever.Not sure on the hours because my husband has played games that started past 11 pm.There is a top and bottom floor. The top floor is where you enter with two entrance and it is also where the restrooms are located.Bottom is where they have two Indoor soccer arena. Seems like each game has two halves with 25 minutes each. Bottom area has benches for people to cheer them on. They also have some kind of concessions area where you can buy snacks and beer. There is a sign that saids no outside food or drink but I always bring a water bottle.

This year was the second time we enrolled our son in the little kickers program. The first year we had coach Ty and the second year we had coach Maddy. Both were really great. They did a really good job capturing the attention of 3 year olds and teaching them discipline. The classes are very affordable. The facility is large with plenty of seating for the parents to watch the kids. Highly recommend.

Very impressed with start and facility as an option for kids of all ages. I also think the pricing is reasonable for my daughter to get to play soccer; she loves it and has fun. I wish we had heard for this place sooner.

My six-year old son attended camp in the summer. He was constantly bullied by a ten year old during the week he was there. The ten year old stole his money for the snack machines and made him move when he put in his money for the video game machines. Then, on Friday, my son gave the bully some candy because my son is the sweetest boy ever and the bully said: "Hey kid come here and give me a high five." He then proceeded to punch him in the face and in the stomach with all of his force. My son's coach saw and asked if he was ok, but I was never called and informed. I was only told about it when I picked my son up. I went to speak to the manager about it and he said that they had been having problems with that kid for a while and they would discuss whether they should ban him or not. Then, the manager asked if we would be coming back next year. I said of course we would not be back. After I told him that, he didn't seem to care that much about the incident. Bottom line: DO NOT send your kids here. It is an unsafe environment. Incidents are not handled in a timely manner. The teenager at the desk is more interested in making TikTok videos (which I saw her do several times) than actually calling and informing parents.

An absolute nightmare fuel garbage tier place to play recreationally. The facility itself is in pretty good shape, but the bathrooms could definitely use some work. But oh my good heavens the refs at this place are worse than NBA refs. They will absolutely pick a side and show bias towards whichever team that happens to be, and we've been on the receiving end of both sides. Heck we even played a game where the ref PLAYED on the opposing team on his days off. By the time that game was over the opposing team had gotten 6 penalty kicks and we'd gotten ZERO. Another time we played against one of the refs on his day off and he attacked one of my teammates because they were losing and then the following week we had to ask the facility to switch refs because they had scheduled the guy who attacked my friend too now ref out game. Another time my friend got his nose broken by an opponent sliding in the goalie box (sliding anywhere in this league is a foul) and there was no foul called on the opponent. My friend had to leave and go to the hospital and we were left without a goalie for the rest of the game. Not only are they biased but most of them are paying little too no attention to the game at all. The amount of times I've had teammates or myself knocked down, tripped up, or blatantly fouled and the ref was in lala land or chatting it up with the opposing team are too numerous to count. Of course this ties back into the bias of the refs choosing sides. All in all if you're looking for a fun recreational indoor soccer field go look somewhere else cause you are going to have a bad time here.