Las Vegas Indoor Soccer

I love indoor soccer! It’s so nice to take the kids to play inside and out of the elements of the desert. The facility is great with 2 fields, a snack bar, tables to sit, and other available activities. My kids have played at every level and gone to summer camps. The staff is energetic, kind, encouraging and professional. They emphasize fun and skills over cutthroat competition. It’s exactly what I wanted for my kids soccer experience. And its a great place to watch — I dont have to bring a chair, umbrella, snacks or blankets. Win win.

Run down facility, not friendly to new guests, and ran poorly. I was trying to introduce my son to soccer but was totally turned off by the facility and management there. I won’t be back and will not recommend to family or friends

Worst place to play a tournament at!!! Yes the refs suck!!! we all know who pays them… we can tell who the home team is!!! But for the Legends organization, or who ever the people running the tournament to change the rules so the home team can go through the finals!!! wow…wow…I will now root for any team that plays against this so called Legends soccer club!!!

Very unorganized facility, played so many tournaments including the winter showdown this weekend, poor officiating, sportsmanship, and changing rules to benefit their home team. Only If there’s an option for me to not to give them a star… Sad

Started coming here in June for my 19m old at the time to engage in soccer. The facilities are clean and the staff is friendly. T

This league sucks, owner and managers are so unprofessional, all they care about its their home teams winning, they humiliate guess teams by bringing star players just to fill in and win. I would not recommend this league to anyone.

I love this place!
I play here every Friday and I really enjoy spending time here with my team.
The fields are in good condition, the temperature is always pleasant and they even have music playing during the games.
They staff is great too

I signed my 3 kids up for their sport’s camp offered during Winter break. They didn’t divide the kids into different age groups so the little kids were fending for themselves against the big kids.
The morning staff was rude, kept yelling at the kids, didn’t give any type of directions to the kids, didn’t teach any sports and let kids cut in line and yell rude things to other kids. The afternoon staff was better, interacted with the kids and gave directions. They also charged me twice for the yearly required registration fee. When I called to ask for a refund, the manager never called me back. Don’t register your kids in their sports camp.

My son participated in LVIS’s Legends Soccer Camp twice this past summer. They are 1 week sessions, 4 hours a day, for $ 150 (with early registration + $ 25 membership fee). This camp has changed my son’s soccer skills by about 10 fold. Even though we spent over $ 300 to do so, it was all worth it. The Legends that taught him even remembered him at a special event several weeks later, calling him by his first name and finding him in a group of 100 kids. It made him feel like a rockstar even though he was not an amazing player.
The complex is fine. It’s indoor soccer so there was a lot of turf that would accompany my son when he climbed back into my car. Do not wear cleats as they will mess up the turf — standard athletic shoes are fine. Snack was provided of fruit snacks and juice — iffy at best, but I just wanted to warn those who may have children with food coloring allergies. Overall, the Legends soccer camp is great! They teach your kids tons of fancy foot work, and immerse them in hours and hours of soccer, creating little prodigies. We’ll be back for at least one session/​summer.

Started coming here in June for my 19m old at the time to engage in soccer. The facilities are clean and the staff is friendly. The park offers everything from crossfit classes to karate. I think being multifaceted is great especially because Vegas is so hot during the summer. My sons first season is almost over and he hasn’t learned too much. But enough for his age. I would like the coaches to work more with the ball. But maybe I expect too much for his age group.
My only complaint is that they use some kind of tire rubber material in the field and every time my son is done with soccer he’s black and gross. Is rather have him dirty with grass and diet than old rubber tire. Other than that I’m happy. I recommend this place highly and will be enrolling him in the next season.

We love this indoor soccer place ;) kids can do anything from soccer to basketball and even crossfit core strength training. Plus it’s a great COOL place to watch kids play sports INSIDE.

This place is a dump! Staff is rude, the owner just wants money, doesn’t care about the quality of his programs or his staff. The overall carelessness of the owner and staff is evident by the state of facility– its filthy and in need of maintenance. Spend your money elsewhere, this guy doesn’t need more lining his already deep pockets.

Great fields, Helpful staff good facility. The only thing i dont like is some of the ref’s calls… but what sports fan really likes refs anyway? cant fault them for that!

Attended a Meet the Las Vegas Legends events for kids 5÷24÷13. The indoor complex is ok, but in desperate need of maintenance and deep cleaning.

If you see Bruce Trent Park or Las Vegas Premier Paintball your in the area it’s in the back. It’s already cool because it’s an indoor soccer field. It not cool it’s AWESOME, especially when it’s high 90 or 100+ degrees outside. Great place for both kids and adults to just have fun. The field area is clean and well maintained.
But be careful cause soccer players, adult soccer player, are serious about the sport. There was a fight in the parking lot over what went on the field. One guy, the bigger guy was made about something and went after the smaller guy who was like «Ahh help me help me». Haha. Don’t worry smaller guy’s friends helped break it up. Adults these days always fighting like kids. Haha. At least take it out on the paintball field.

We had our son in soccer at LVIS consistently for the last 4 years. However, the past year was awful! This place has shown it’s all about the money. There is absolutely no organization, poor communication, and does not provide the skills required needed to kids as they grow into playing in higher age groups.
The most recent league type we were in (Legends Youth) was a joke! Young coaches, who will blatantly tell you they are skipping practices and/​or games to instead hang out with friends and party the evening before making it impossible for them to show up. Never even a thought of how poorly this reflects on LVIS.
You also have practices where the coaches don’t participate and then attempt to know what each kids’ strengths are and not knowing their names. Outside leagues come in to play against LVIS teams only to leave your kids with a game loss each and every game of the season.
Then, try speaking to someone in charge (if you can even get a return call) and when you do you just get a good talker with lame excuses while bad mouthing every league in town! Just awful! Save yourself and your kids the time, money, and disappointment!

Coach Reilly is great! She is super patient with my son. He loves the class. Prices are reasonable. We are regulars here.

We found this place as I used to drive by it going to work. Called and signed up our 6 year old son for a trial session for the soccer. Before the session was even over he was in love with it. Now over 6 months later we make sure we sign up every session as he looks forward to soccer day every week. The coaches and staff are great, and great with the kids. The only downfall is I wish we would have found this sooner!

Lil Kickers is best to be avoided. My son has said on two occasions he didn’t want to go back for very good reasons. When he was two, he had a very inexperienced «coach» who had difficulty keeping up with a very large class. For example, when his class was at the other end of the field, we saw her take aside my son and give him a «time out.» We asked what happened, and she said he «accidentally tripped another child.» Clearly, the very young coaches there do not understand what a time-​out is. My wife and I were baffled, and so was my son.
So we left, and waited a year. But, they still have significant problems in my opinion. We came back with our 1.5 year old daughter and 3.5 year old son. My daughter’s class was frequently cancelled when other parents stopped coming. They would put my daughter in with the older kids and she simply couldn’t keep up. She was much smaller and, though well developed for her age, she couldn’t keep up with bigger children. Money and time wasted.
Last, we signed up for a classes that begin this week but were subsequently cancelled because of lack of interest. They *refused to refund our money* for a class they canceled, telling us we would have to go on another day. We have a difficult schedule, and will not be able to make any other times. We arranged our scheduled around the previous day and time they offered. Very frustrating!
It’s best to simply avoid this place. We were naïve to keep re-​enrolling. Shame on us.

In the heat of Vegas, it’s great to have a place to play soccer indoors. LV Indoor Soccer has several organized leagues at different levels of play (including men’s leagues, women’s leagues and co-​ed leagues). The place even organizes individuals into teams if you sign up as a solo player. It’s a nice resource to have when it’s 115 degrees out.