The Futbol Club

Awsome place to play indoor soccer. Staff as always is very generous and tournaments are very well organized with alot of talented players making a competitive environment. A must go.

One of the main ‘goals’ of The Futbol Club is to ‘expand’ the game into the states and create a ‘health-​conscious’ environment. If you go to any indoor soccer facility in Miami, you might just find the opposite of that — guys running around with Coronas or BangBros filming their latest flick for the Porn industry — Sounds familiar, eh?
However, far from Miami-​Dade County, this indoor soccer facility attracts the opposite of what Miami’s soccer community has to offer, and the concepts from a business standpoint seem very enthusiastic. All of which include:
Two Turf Soccer Fields: Artificial grass (bring turf and/​or indoor shoes, if you don’t have any of the two, running shoes are just fine).
Healthy Bar: This is where all the kids run and enjoy the healthiness of High Fructose Corn Syrup.
Lounge Area: Watch games, discuss and debate with other footies.
The Futbol Club Store: Get your gear and get back into the field!
Locker Rooms: onsite for both Men and Women
The rate to play is what really makes this place a bargain, though. For just $ 8, you get to play for a full two-​hours! Try getting a deal like that in Miami and you’ll be lucky if you don’t get sent to Guantanamo.
Indeed, if you’re wondering about the leagues, this place is dynamic as it gets. The Futbol Club doesn’t discriminate, they have leagues for kids, men, women, and even a ‘Restaurant League’(?) The prices are working-​class friendly, and the guys who work their are very helpful; despite from what other reviews seem to claim.
So, if you want to have loads of fun and play a good game of soccer, go to The Futbol Club!

I read one of the previous reviews. .. and there is merit to some of the comments. However, «I showed up late and it was too busy to play by then» is NOT a valid criticism. :) I also have NO problem with the employees trying to sign me up for a league. This IS a business — not someone’s play ground, and rent’s got to get paid somehow. The ceilings are low — but they DO use a weighted ball, which happens to be working excellently for my 6 year-​old daughter’s ball skills. Two fields — both on the smaller side. A nice BIG area for people to sit and watch — so that those of us who are not playing are not getting directly sweated on by those who are taking a break from playing. Pick-​up games are 8 bucks for 2 hours — which seems «light» to me. 40 bucks for an all-​day camp for my daughter. You can’t beat it. Although I’m not playing in any — there appear to be several leagues running throughout the week. The shopping center is being renovated, but the «cosmetics» of the soccer facility are just fine. IT’S A SOCCER FIELD — not Bally’s. If you’d like to get off the barstool/​sofa/​work-​chair for a bit — this place is close, convenient, and a nice change for the area.

They’ve got the right idea, the field seems nice to play on (I didn’t get a chance to play on it). The place is accessible and has plenty of parking. (As of right now) The ceiling is a little low for my taste, hopefully they use a heavy ball. (Again, not sure) This place has A LOT of potential. Some cosmetic stuff is the only things it’s missing. Oh, they need to work on their advertising on their website: I went for a thursday night pickup game at 8pm for $ 8/​per person, and I showed up a bit late, but they had nothing for me. It’s advertised not to worry about showing up late. I got there and the guy tried to Up sell me a $ 30 uniform (that did look very nice) and a tournament to register as an individual player for $ 70 and yada yada…
OK. I know the guy is running a business, but soccer players shouldn’t hustle each other. I would imagine that losing one soccer player is inconsequential to some. However, how do you know that the person you are letting out that door doesn’t bring you more business? You gotta have something for me other than a sales pitch!!!
The staff is extremely friendly. Oh, and very knowledgeable about their products! The WIFI has a poor signal (otherwise known as didn’t work). This place has all the bells and whistles. (restrooms, lockers, healthbar?, etc.)
If you have the time, and you get the itch to play you should definitley check this place out. (…and cross your fingers)