The Draft Sports Complex - Corona, California

Rubin L.

Venue is great. Concessions are awesome. Enough space for eating and relaxing. Typical overcrowding from the spectators POV. I see one major red flag. 5 emergency exits other than the main entrance and two completely blocked with guard rails. The other 2 exit doors are in the pathway of the courts. They might want to revisit their igress fire safety protocols. Let's do better

J M.

As someone who has recently stationed to Los Angeles from Texas, I can't help but be taken aback by the exorbitant parking fees that seem to be the norm here. It's especially frustrating when you consider that most venues charge you to even get in, and once you're inside, the seating selection is limited. Even worse, the viewing experience can be downright awful - if you're stuck in the middle courts, you're practically asking to be hit by a rogue ball. And don't even get me started on the fact that the player's bench is located right on the court!

That being said, there are a few redeeming qualities. For one, the air conditioning is top-notch, and the courts themselves are fantastic. But unfortunately, the layout of the venues is just all wrong. Maybe it's just my Texas bias showing, but I can't help but be disappointed by the crowded, cramped nature of it all.

Shannon S.

Biggest ripoff ever. $20 to park, $20 per person to get in. Bathrooms were out of toilet paper and paper towels. No where to sit. Nice courts but no point in going to watch your kid play.

Lauren L.

My daughter’s team had their volleyball entry event at the Draft. Loved that they had bleachers for families to watch the games and kids were free.

Edward Y.

We were at Draft sports complex for girls volleyball tournament. It’s one of the better sports centers. It’s kept very clean. The entry fee for guest is a bit high at $20.
I do feel the lighting is a bit dim in comparison and the spacing (length wise) between volleyball courts are a bit tight.

John M.

One of the worst sports complexes in SoCal area.
Justification for review:
Girls volleyball tournament in Jan.
- no heating. 50 degrees inside. You can’t play volleyball at high-level in these temperature. Miserable as parents huddling under blankets too.
- seatings tighter and more limited than most spots
-$20 dollar parking for a hike
-$20 admission per person
- only take cash. Seriously? Only place I’ve been too that is cash only, oh but that’s Ok because we have an ATM where you can pay a $3 fee. I wonder if you accept checks? I’ll bring those next time.

Look prices are pretty standard for this racket they call girls volleyball, but if you DRAFT are going to charge “standard” rates, then provide standard amenities.

Robert H.

Great facility with a friendly staff. Wear a sweatshirt they keep the temperature very cool inside

Paul S.

Context: Girls volleyball tournament. This venue is louder than other similar local ones. It's also on the expensive end, with parking and adult admission both being $20. I assume it's hot for summer tournaments, as I don't see HVAC or insulation. The courts are not numbered in any discernable way. There are TVs at every court, but none are in use as scoreboards. 2.5 stars