The simulators are all working and new, individual training is expensive, there are a lot of people. Sometimes you can't get close to the simulators. There is a turnover at the reception.
Everything else is tolerable.
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Anonymous review
October 24, 2015
This is a company where they cheat. Before receiving the money, there are many promises, immediately after receiving it, they simply do not hide that everything else is aimed at not returning this money. A striking example is the sale of season tickets on the Dnieper embankment. No one is even going to return the money that was paid last year, as stated openly by the company's employees. Money was accepted for one company, claims are accepted for another, and an employee of a third answers questions. Second. Sport land differs in the standard of its employees - it's rude and some kind of envious hunger, you can pay for sports, but they don't even pay us for the PO. I think that's why things are getting worse for Sport Land now, which, by the way, the company's employees themselves are talking about, besides, not ordinary people. Most of all, I like the position - the customers are to blame for not wanting to go.
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Anonymous review
September 30, 2015
Sport land on Obolon, dirty toilets and a shower always. There is no WIFI. During peak hours, queues are not only for exercise equipment, but it is also impossible to approach the locker.