Longevity Sports Center

A Gem in the middle the Desert.
Friendly staff, efficient workplace, organization at its highest. The fields and facilities are well taken care of, maintenance is of a very high quality. Longevity Sports Center offers a variety of sports and memberships at a very reasonable and fair price.
Come experience the great indoors. You’re going to like this sports center, I guarantee it.

An ok place to play indoor soccer. Unfortunately, like the indoor place before Longevity in Summerlin, they are beginning to suffer from complacency. They use the same referees week after week as a result their performance suffers. They ref lazy, some play favorites, others have a severe inability to control a game or call both ways. This is why many teams left Summerlin. Hopefully Longevity will realize that the game play experience is one the most important things for indoor soccer customers. This starts with quality refs that respect their job. Like any other employee or business. I have been playing Sunday’s since opening season, and it has really gone downhill.
I focused on refs, but this complacency extends to most of their staff. They hire a lot of teenagers to run score boards with serious attitude problems. One had the audacity to tell an individual (who was not speaking to the score board operator — only participating in banter on the field) on our bench to «shut the f#@k up.» This was her inability to control her emotions in a professional manner and outburst simply because she was annoyed. It would have been different if the banter were inappropriate and she had professionally asked for it to stop.
They will gladly take your money though. And can someone explain the «membership» fee — its just another gouge with no benefits.

Although we have not played a single game here yet, the customer service we have received so far warrants an exceptional review. I was confused about how to register for a league, so I sent a request through the email portal. I am so trained to expect email support these days that I was totally shocked by the response in an email — please call us. What happened next was even better — they called me to ask what the problem was! I hope the experience of playing is as good as the experience I have received so far, but at this point I am a fan.

I’ve been coming here for many years. I know all the management and coaches and they are very thoughtful, caring, and skilled soccer players. Yes, THIS IS NOT A DAYCARE CENTER, it’s a place where you drop off your kids and they have a lot of fun, and learn a lot in soccer. Soccer camp is a great experience for your children because they get to interact with other kids their age (and over). The coaches aren’t their just because they want a pay check. They love coming to work and having fun fun with the kids! They also give your children life lessons and advice.
When I went to soccer camp a few weeks ago. A coach named Angel attended the camp on his days off, because he enjoyed coming to the camp.
Of course the will discipline your kids if they aren’t participating, being rude to other people and not following instructions.
They also do thing for adults, like pickup, and adult leagues. And hold special things like FCBescola USA.
I just don’t like the ref Richard, hes kinda a dick (no pun intended) and doesnt know how to blow his whistle.
Thank you for reading.

The Longevity Sports Center gets a 5 star rating from me. The staff there is very helpful and offers insight on which classes suit each individual perfectly; the facility is spotless, an it’s a friendly space for kids of all ages to keep active and have fun.

If I could give 0 stars I would. My son is on one of Longevity Sports soccer teams. The coach of the «Procrastinators» is absolutely horrible. He will not allow any parents to help and it is very much needed. Instead of practicing with the team before games he sits and relaxes at the front entrance until the very last minute. He is very unprofessional and does not care about being on time or practicing with the team. He receives a pay check whether he does well or not. We will NOT be back to Longevity Sport Center again. Do not waste your money.

My son has been coming here for soccer camps in the summer for the past two years. I like Justin who is one of the coaches there, very friendly to the kids. The other two coaches are nice too! They offer different camps and classes, it’s good to keep your children to stay active. The facility is clean and spacious.

The management at Longevity Sports Center is mean-​spirited and doesn’t work to create a family-​friendly environment that understands early childhood development. Instead, they just want to fit your child into a mold and if he or she doesn’t fit then they simply declare, and I quote, «This isn’t a daycare. We don’t teach kids with special needs.» (And that was said about a Summer camp program, something I’m pretty sure that the US government classifies as a daycare under the ADA.)
Whether or not your kid has special needs is irrelevant. The issue is that unless your child is already 100% psyched about soccer 100% of the time and he is also 100% obedient and compliant then the Longevity staff can’t handle it. The staff is trained in soccer, not childhood development or education. They will literally talk to 3 year olds the same way they talk to 15 year olds. They don’t get it.
They don’t even seem to understand that a declaration such as «we don’t serve special needs kids» is not only immoral but illegal. The ADA requires reasonable accommodation. But it’s clear they won’t even make reasonable accommodation for average kids.
I have given them multiple opportunities by taking my child to various classes with different instructors and I have tried the camp as well. Some of the teachers are good. But the overall atmosphere is not good at all. The management does not care about people, period, that is clear.
Not only that, I attended a class as an adult and another member of the class was hurt during the class. There was no protocol for how to deal wit injuries and we had to ask several times to just get her ice for her huge bruise. So unprofessional.
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In regards to the comment below by the business owner… They did not call us and ask us to pick up our son. In fact, the reason I was angry was because Longevity called me four times but specifically did NOT ask us to pick him up. These calls were interrupting my work. The were not being direct with me about anything — they were just calling to whine. I asked point blank «Do you want me to pick him up?» and she said «you don’t have to but I don’t want him to have to sit here all day». I asked if he was hurt and was told no. I asked if he hurt someone else and I was told no. I asked if he was being disruptive and they said «he was not participating.» I told her that’s fine to let him sit on the sidelines. It wasn’t an emergency so there wasn’t a need for me to get him. I had work to do — that’s why he’s in Summer daycamp. After the third call I asked my husband to talk to them. (They never called him — he called them.) When they called me the fourth time they still didn’t ask me to pick him up, they just complained about him some more and that’s when I took the initiative and said I would get him.

The management is very friendly and helpful. Everyone was very welcoming. It would be a fun place to have a birthday. Everytime I’ve been it has always be nice and clean compared to other sports facilities. I would highly recommend spending some time there.

My grandson is involved in the Little Kickers soccer program. He absolutely loves it and has a blast. The facility is nice and clean, the staff/​coaches are amazing, and he is learning a lot. He even had his birthday party there complete with a bouncy house and party room. We love Longevity!!!

I have been playing at all the indoor facilities in town for the past 7 years and this one is by far the best, it most certainly is the cleanest. I play in the adult leagues and I have a son that is in the Lil kickers program. The staff is friendly and very accommodating although sometimes a little too laid back. The refs however are not too consistent.
It does get a bit hot in the summer months, but still a whole lot better than being outdoors in 110 degrees.
Last week the owner was at the snack bar and my son had grabbed an ice cream and some chips, I realized I did not have my wallet with me and proceeded to tell my son to put the snacks back, the owner having heard that and seeing the disappointment in my sons faces said not to worry about it, its on the house. Now, you don’t see that much anymore these days!

I’ve played adult indoor soccer at almost every indoor park in Las Vegas and currently play at bld and longevity. By far longevity is my fav. The staff is awesome, the facilities are clean, new and we’ll kept and the options for ladies to play soccer are endless. I play women’s on Mondays, coed on Thursdays and coed on Sundays.
It does get pretty warm/​cold during the extreme weather months but they do have giant fans to circulate the air and in the winter, we dress accordingly.
They treat their customers like gold and offer great soccer games with flexible game times and have something to offer all skill levels.
For whoever said they felt like it was unsafe for their kids, that’s a laugh because it’s BY FAR the safest place I’ve played at from the neighborhood to the interior set up.
My family and I are customers for life!

THIS IS THE WORST FACILITY EVER. If I could give this a negative star rating, I would. Staff is extremely rude, house team coaches are uncommitted, and scheduling is an absolute mess. Be prepared to find out when your team is scheduled to play only two days in advance. This is typical for them and sometimes there are even schedule changes up to the night before. The email box for the scheduler is a black hole and when you try to call them regarding any type of administrative issues, they are very rude and just about hang up on you. We have tried this place for two summers and have had enough. If there is any way you can play at another indoor facility, I highly suggest you do that. And no matter what type of reviews other local indoor facilities have, I guarantee you they can’t be as bad as this place.

Terrible. I wish I could give Longevity a good review, but after coming here for just a month and a half I have realized several flaws. The fact that it is a beautiful facility, the appearance clouds any perception of the horrid manner in which they handle their business. The employees are completely unprofessional and can’t even handle kicking people out who hadn’t paid for a PICK UP GAME. Yes that seems petty, but there were 20 other people who had actually paid to play beforehand and they still let those 7 people play. The employees are constantly disorganized and immature and I absolutely do not recommend anyone to come here because they will just want your wallet. DON’T LET ITS NICETIES FOOL YOU. BUT wait there’s more. I recently renewed my membership expecting to be able to reserve a spot for the pick up games only to be told that I have to pay over the phone by credit card when I had been paying cash upfront at the door the whole time. As a member who paid to be a member you would think that I would be able to pay cash at the door for a game THAT I RESERVED MYSELF FOR rather than paying with my credit card.

Signed my 3 year old up for soccer here at the Longevity Sports Center. He enjoys it a lot especially when his brother and sister participates in the activities with him. This will be his 3^rd class and have 10 more to go. After this season is done for him we will not be returning. Everything and everyone here is great except for the manager Ana, who apparently is the one that runs the program. Who knew!!! She approached my two older children to ask a question (who are so well behaved btw) with such rudeness and dis respect. And when I approach her to see what the issue was she got really defensive. We will not be signing up again nor will we recommend this place to our family and friends as long as Ana is manager and running this program! She shouldn’t be talking to kids the way she did especially if they aren’t making any trouble! Horrible management!

The complex in nice at first, but when you look around there is trash all over and being a player on the field there is spite all over. After many times of complaining they just told me that there is not much they can do about it. The management running the leagues are very unprofessional and don’t take any complaints serious. Ali, a manager, is a joke. He is the first one to collect your money and the first one to not care about your problems that you bring to him. Each time we have gone to them about concerns they just give the brush off. The only time they show any interest is when you have to pay the team fees. Which go up $ 50 every season. I was thinking of signing up my kids here, but I just feel it is not a safe environment for them to play in. The things they allow to go on on and off the field do not set a good example. I.E. letting the bullying on the filed get as far as physical fights on and off the field. I am definitely not coming back here and don’t recommend anybody bring kids into this environment. The staff should act like it is a business and not just a hang out for kids. What a joke!!!

Thank you for having a nice place for the kids to play soccer! The coaches are engaged with the kids and are very active. Our 3 ½ year old daughter learns to listen to Coach; play well with others; listen to detailed instructions; dribble down the field; and to have a lot of fun. I’m looking forward to watching her develop the age appropriate skills as she advances in each class and hope that she continues enjoying the game for years. It’s a great program and an awesome alternative to scorching heat and blustery winds outside.

Compared to the Summerlin Indoor, this is 10 x better! This place seems to have a lot more ventilation, players don’t act like they are playing for the World Cup injuring others, the staff is decent and location is not bad.

I’ve been playing here since they first opened up in April I believe. It started w/​an indoor tournement for my 7 year old. Then they had a free introductory season offer for adults. Just pay the $ 25 yearly membership fee (insurance) and try a free season. Well, why not? We haven’t looked back since! (been playing consecutive season)
Pros:
Clear Glass walls from top to bottom — (not wood on the bottom half, like a hockey rink). You can really see the action and sometimes amazing foot work!
Ample spectator seating — there’s an upper viewing area where you can get a bird’s eye view, great for video taping the match.
Super Kid friendly — our kids can run around and we can pretty much see them from any vantage point since the field walls are glass.
Modern and nice looking
Well lit
Friendly staff
Competitive but not all out crazy, you can’t slide tackle (for safety sake)
Friendly environement among teams — the staff tries to create matchups based on skill level. Different leagues available, Co-​ed, mens’, ladies only etc.,
Super clean and nice bathrooms!
Tables to do homework and eat.
A Lounge area w/​comfortable couches to watch — soccer!
Cons:
Problem with parking across the street, they’ll tow you. There should be a giant sign as you enter the complex, warning people of this.
Lil Kickers should be more organized with an itinerary of what will be learned. A skill schedule would be nice.
They also have Lacrosse and Flag Football here!
To sum it up — you’ve got to check it out!

Very Very new… People here dont know whats going on… what Unilocal check in specials they have (seriously???) And its pricy for what they are asking for. One of the csr here… hit me, unfairly during a game and before the whistle was blown… they are YOUR refs, if you dont listen and respect them, NO ONE WILL. I hope, it will get better… meanwhile entrance and team fees are ridiculous for such mediocre teams. AC sucks. even at 9:30 PM… I paid so I have no choice however Big League Dreams is still better for now.