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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostEast windsor, star hill, and South central also have a full sized field as would about any bubble. Here the $1M question ..... How often have they pulled back all of the nets and let your kids team play on it? Never. $1200 per team for indoor is really steep ...... Hope they have quality teams over there.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostEast windsor, star hill, and South central also have a full sized field as would about any bubble. Here the $1M question ..... How often have they pulled back all of the nets and let your kids team play on it? Never. $1200 per team for indoor is really steep ...... Hope they have quality teams over there.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAnd those locations wouldn't work for many of the groups using Danbury. I'm sure you can get something even cheaper in Tolland county but who cares?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostEast windsor, star hill, and South central also have a full sized field as would about any bubble. Here the $1M question ..... How often have they pulled back all of the nets and let your kids team play on it? Never. $1200 per team for indoor is really steep ...... Hope they have quality teams over there.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe point was that all bubbles can be used for full field but they NEVER are. You might as well have walls between the fields. These places have no benefit over a non bubble except that you get to replace the bubble every 3-5 years when the snow or wind shreds them.
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Who cares? It's a business renting out its fields to maximize profits. If you need a full field that badly call them and ask
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWho cares? It's a business renting out its fields to maximize profits. If you need a full field that badly call them and ask
Why does someone have a bug up their azz about Danbury anyway? It's fine. They're all fine. We only need these places for a few months, and the kids could care less as long as they are playing
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostFrom a field and playing standpoint, the Danbury Sports Dome is the nicest indoor facility in Connecticut. True full size field, great lighting, parking, and only a few years old. Not soccer-centric, seems to be lots of lacrosse out of there. I'd have thought they'd try to establish teams out of their (whether soccer or lacrosse). Maybe too expensive for that.
FSA is a great indoor venue and for the facility as a whole, nothing in CT compares. But it has no full-sized field to match the Danbury Sports Dome.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostParking at that place is an abomination - god forbid a fire truck need to get in their when all the soccer moms are blocking it with their oversized SUVs
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostSeriously? You rate every soccer facility first and foremost by it's parking lot? Progin park and Randall's Island must be dead last on your list. You have to walk a bit for Red Bulls fields from their lots too (and they are certainly undersized for 4 fields). I guess that really lowers the ranking of their facility as well.
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