Legacy sports complex - Mesa, Arizona

Jonathan Esperas

Nice facility for the Nationals. The only problem was the public access from the main building to the outer courts. The
public was funneled into a narrow hallway leading to the outer court. Which ultimately turned into a 2 lane highway. The hallway was continuously backed up with people wanting to go out to the courts or go into the main building for bathrooms, vendors or leaving all together.

E Somerville

This complex is extremely popular, which can make it challenging to enjoy, especially for families with older adults trying to attend their grandkids' soccer games. The facility is massive, making it difficult to find parking and navigate to your destination efficiently.

Traffic flow is often bumper-to-bumper, and it can take upwards of 45 minutes just to navigate through the parking lot and secure a spot. From there, you may face another 10 to 15-minute walk to reach the playing fields while carrying you chairs, sun umbrellas, etc., etc.

While the complex does offer various amenities, like a restaurant, getting to these facilities also involves a significant walk, which might not be ideal for everyone. And there is an admission charge.

Paul McFarling

This place shouldn’t exist. I’m just not competing in any more JiuJitsu tournaments here. Parking is a mess. Traffic is a mess. The facilities are a mess. Just not worth the hassle and they charge for everything. The prices MIGHT be worth it if it were a single use small venue but you’re paying top prices to share a gigantic venue (and all the problems that brings) with 30 other events going on at the same time.

Eean Levin

An incredible facility. I only wish my kids were younger and still playing sports. Even if you don't have kids or don't play sports, this place is HUGE! Big enough for multiple sports and community events to take place at the same time, as well as a music festival, and it never felt crowded! I'm looking forward to spending much more time here over the coming years!

Starla Saline

Facility isn’t letting sports campers bring their own lunch. Only leaving a “grab and go protein” that’s basically like eating at a gas station and coffee bar for food options. And the only restaurant burgers and beers being closed during this time. If you are going to force our kids to eat at your facility, be prepared to have realistic options for them. Or let them bring a lunch.

Jesse L

First time inside this new sports complex and it's amazing. Very well laid out, organized and clean. I attended my daughter's basketball tournament and there was enough seating for everybody without being too crowded on the clean bleachers. There were at least 12 courts open when we went and a few others being multi-purposed for volleyball or something else. There is a separate area in the Fieldhouse that has kiosks selling food and beverages, including coffee and beer. There are clean bathrooms and a few water stations where you can fill up your water bottles. There is a cool Arcade across the way, that's similar to Fat Cats, if you have kids that have to be entertained too, but you'll need to kick them over some duckets to pay for the cool games. There's also a cool restaurant and bar called the GOAT just next door to grab dinner and drinks afterwards. Check out the Zipline in-between the Fieldhouse and Restaurant!
The downside is it cost us $18 for each person to spectate in the court area. BUT you are getting an overall very good experience. A couple Mesa PD officers were also walking around to ensure everybody's safety too.

Shaton Shanise Hollings

My daughter Makenzie and I attended the Halloween event here with the Hot Air Balloons. It was spectacular! She met so many other children, played on the jumping houses, flipped, ate churros, caramel apples, trick or treated with some of the great vendors and more. Legacy is so big and amazing! We love it here! You most definitely have to visit!

Matt Erickson

Please consider not charging for parking or not charging to watch our kids play in tournaments/matches. We already pay fees for them to compete, please rethink these costs.