Starfire Sports

Brian Babcock

The actual area is good. Signage within the stadium would be good to add. We went to a Seawolves game and had to fumble our way through finding the drink cart, we never found the 50/50 raffle sales...the seats were the only thing that was easy to find. The game was a fun atmosphere so that is a big recommend.

Tom Johnson

One of the largest soccer training/playing complexes in the area, with an impressive number of fields (more than a dozen, most of them turf), used by soccer teams spanning all age ranges, as well as other sports. I was so glad to find this club, and my daughter was able to join a team and fit right in. The coaches are top notch and friendly, and I'm floored that the clubs' fields serve a central area for matches as well (so I won't have to travel everywhere). Overall, this facility and the clubs here (e.g., PacNW soccer) are simply awesome. Tons of kids. Welcoming and friendly. Convenient location. Good places for parents to walk while waiting. For example, while waiting, you can walk along the Green River trail, the Black River trail, or within the Starfire park area itself. Or you can run errands in the Southcenter commercial district. Or shoot hoops at the nearby basketball rims at Tukwila park. I know that Starfire is used for more than just soccer, but so far I'm just experiencing this facility as a soccer dad. There's even a soccer shop and cafe here where you can get espresso drinks and a pizza shop. Plus there are bathrooms. The only drawback is that it's somewhat hard to watch your kid practice. Parents can't enter the big black gates to where the fields are. As a result, if you want to watch, you have to do it from afar. Most parents stand atop the grassy knoll near the bathrooms, but it's hard to see your kids practice unless they're on field 3. There's one main downside to Starfire: traffic flow on exit is horrible. There's a huge rush of exiting cars just after 6:30pm, and with only one entrance/exit to the park, it can take a good 10 minutes just to get out. It would be great if they staggered the team times a bit more or something. Also note that the complex charges $6 for parking for weekend games. You need to get a pass for $40/year.

Justin Avara

Great place for soccer! All fields are marked on Google maps and on the fields. Right now parking for most events is only $6 for all day incase you have multiple games. They also have a year pass too.

Edward Amartey-Tagoe

It is hard to find, so do well to follow Google maps turn by turn. We reserved one of the many pitches to play a friendly soccer game with some friends. Parking was free on the weekend. There were kids practicing on other pitches as well. We went with our own food and drinks so I can’t say much about pricing etc. There is a small playing ground for family to play with their kids. Best way to get here is by your own car or ride share.