You can tell best interest is to make as much money, drain families and not make basketball a fan welcoming experience. Games are scheduled with 1 game on Friday, 1 on Saturday and 1 on Sunday. Entrance is $20 including little siblings who don't pay attention to the games and have to be there for parents to babysit. Every parent or family member I talk too want to support their kid playing but 1 game for $20, $60 all weekend and also $25 parking is another money grab, but it's not very affordable for most so most parents have to sacrifice 1 attend. Wish OGP thought about the family experience rather than take advantage of people who just wants to watch their kid play a basketball game.

Not for experienced security officers. If you’re an experienced security officer, be warned this isn’t the place for you. While the staff (mostly young kids) are friendly and work hard, it’s the parents and some of the upper management that make it difficult to handle security issues. Parents who misbehave are allowed to stay in the facility even though their behavior and language are unacceptable. Coaches who are ejected from games are allowed to stay in the spectator area by management. Guests who violate zero tolerance policies are allowed to stay, completely making security useless and it’s embarrassing. Upper management does not come to the weekend events, leaving the younger staff to deal with a lot of issues. When you question why these things happen, upper management then will question security’s effectiveness. Management unfortunately does not respect the value of experience with security. It makes the job much harder to do with the emblem on your shirt, with the word “ security”. While your effectiveness is micro managed by staff with zero security experience. Four officers and myself all spent a lot of time with continued frustrated guests over a lack of parking, no air circulation in the building, the cost of admission, language/verbal arguments and at times physical confrontations without the appreciation of the management. Guests and spectators can and are able to verbally abuse security with no consequence. Perfect job though, for a beginner, you can monitor wristbands and keep people from bringing in outside food and let management handle the bigger issues. Otherwise save yourself the embarrassment of management letting poorly behaved spectators and coaches get away with intolerable behavior without repercussion. No hourly wage is worth the lack of self respect you experience here.

Gym has no a/c. We pay enough for our kids to play in a gym that should at least provide commercial fans. This gym had 2. The parents trying to cool down at tables with 1 fan, were let down when someone moved it to the simple little drink and chips snack bar. Our kids enjoy basketball, but please take parents into consideration.

Updated. Fairly clean is about all I can say about this place. Seating is limited an only available baseline to watch. There is virtually zero space to walk to different courts. This place will charge high entry and parking fees for a gym with inadequate seating. The temperature inside is unhealthy, the humidity and heat is dangerous. Players, scorekeepers, coaches are literally on the court. This place is popular because of its location, but it is an awful place to play.

Tournament in late June. Temps in the 90’s. NO BATHROOMS!!!!! Plumbing problem I guess. No A/C. The building has giant fans on the ceiling that were not being used. Staff was nice though.

Poor facility. There is no air condition, no effective ventilation system, the main entrance is the only ventilation for 500 odd people. To make matter worst, they have very few fans. The facilty is extremely hot and suffocating. The gym must be closed until they ensure there is proper ventilation in place.

Great gym and clean snack shop. Only drawback is lack of air circulation. For the amount paid for parking and entrance, expect ac or fans to keep indoors at a comfortable level (i.e Ladera Ranch gym). Also could use a bit more fan seating area on the edge courts.

I came here for my son's basketball tournament. It was $15 to get in which is a fairly typical price. Parking was expensive as it was $20 and the only reason I gave this place 4 stars instead of 5. The gym is clean and the seating was sufficient. There is a food court which was nice and clean. Overall a good, clean place. Just a bit expensive.

A little pricey for parking but expected for volleyball tournaments. Great selection for drinks and food inside. Very clean establishment.

Cool gym. Gym parking lot is small, but for sports events like today’s Volleyball tournament, they also use the parking lot that is right in front, I believe that’s the inside swap meet’s parking lot. $20 per car. There only a few metal benches inside by each court, but it is not enough (and they are a bit uncomfortable lol), it is high recommended to bring your own chairs. They offer a snack shop and a equipment shop.

The Open Gym Premier in Anaheim holds volleyball tournaments amongst other sports tournaments. This facility has sufficient parking available because they use the parking area across the street, as well. The facility itself is kept very clean and well-maintained, making it a pleasant place to play volleyball. In addition to the great facilities, the open gym also offers food for purchase, which is a great convenience for those who don't want to bring their own snacks. It's especially nice that they serve Starbuck's coffee, as it's a well-known and popular brand. All in all, if you're looking for a great place to play volleyball in Anaheim, this open gym is definitely worth considering. With reasonable parking, a clean facility, and food and coffee available for purchase, it's a great choice for both casual and serious volleyball players alike. ChatGPT Mar 14 Version. Free Res

Nice big facility with 9 basketball courts.. Flooring is noticably worn. Eating area has a television that shows games while you eeat. Food and drink prices are really high, but that's expected in a place like this. Like a movie theater. Watch your basketballs! My son had his stolen while he was in a game.

Please get some AC. These athletes are playing their hearts out and damn near passing out from the temp in here. We come here several times for basketball camps and every time, it's extremely hot. Please invest in air conditioning

Our volleyball team recently had a tournament at the Open Gym Premier facility. The overall experience was positive. The staff did their best to be welcoming, friendly, courteous, and responsive toward attendees and families. With so many people, I must say the restrooms were cleaned constantly which was so nice to see. The snack bar area was large and open. Many teams were able to grab a meal, drink, or just sit in between matches. The food and drink prices were reasonable. I was shocked to not have to pay amusement park prices, so THANK YOU! Yes, the parking was a little tight on site, but attendees/families had parking options in the area too. I mean, this area is right down the street from Disneyland so it is what it is, but $15-$20 for all day parking was reasonable too. Our family really appreciated the experience at this location. I hope the Open Gym Premier team sees my feedback and I wish them much success.

The facility is nice. The workers range from pretty okay to really awesome. Lots of equipment to use and things to do. Recommended!

Great place to workout, friendly staff, a owner that’s a nice guy and doing plenty of updates to the gym. Recommended!