5-a-side pitch
The indoor pitch is well regarded for 5v5 games, with one reviewer calling it nice for regular football sessions.
Al Quoz
Football Center is an indoor sports complex in Al Quoz where you can book 5-a-side football and use courts for basketball. Reviews also describe kids’ activities such as trampoline sessions and Ninja Warrior training, making it a flexible choice for sports practice or children’s parties.
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The indoor pitch is well regarded for 5v5 games, with one reviewer calling it nice for regular football sessions.
The basketball facility includes a regulation-size full court that can be split into two smaller courts for league games.
Families have used the trampoline park and Ninja Warrior course for active kids’ sessions and birthday parties.
A birthday review praised the hosts for grouping children and moving them smoothly between activities without long waits.
For some parties, adults were allowed to bring food from outside, which gives hosts more flexibility than an in-house-only package.
Check AC. Before booking children’s training or a party, ask which areas have working air-conditioning; one review says only the parkour area was cooled.
Confirm booking. Get the pitch or party booking reconfirmed in writing shortly before arrival, given a report of a booking being reassigned.
Ask supervision. If sending a young child independently, clarify toilet arrangements and who supervises children away from the activity area.
Check surface. Ask about current pitch grip before playing; a visitor found both moulded studs and astro trainers ineffective.
Compare deals. Compare the standard rate with Groupon before buying tickets, as one visitor said discounted tickets made the cost more worthwhile.
Clarify extras. For a party, confirm what food and water are included and whether outside food is permitted before paying.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
One parent reported that a five-year-old became lost while being sent to the toilet with an older student, raising a serious supervision concern.
Several reviews describe football and party areas becoming uncomfortably hot when air-conditioning was not working or was switched off.
A customer said a confirmed booking was given to someone else without notice; another reported cancellation shortly before play.
Party complaints included insufficient water, extra payment for water, poor-quality food and a broken birthday cake.
One football player found the pitch surface slippery even after trying moulded studs and astro trainers.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
classes
“You can also join their classes every 7pm on sundays and tuesdays for just 400 dhs a month”Google review · October 2018
The Bottom Line
Football Center is an indoor sports venue in Al Quoz with a clear appeal for football groups and active families. You can book 5-a-side games, use a regulation-size basketball court, or bring children for trampoline and Ninja Warrior activities. Birthday parties are another recurring theme: one well-organised party split children into groups so they moved between activities without lengthy waits.
The experience is not consistent, especially for children. Older reviews praise friendly coaches, clean facilities and varied camps, while other parents describe poor supervision, including a five-year-old becoming lost on the way to the toilet. A gymnastics review also criticised the teaching and said parents could not watch their child learn.
Temperature is a practical concern. Multiple customers reported very hot football and party areas when the air-conditioning was off or broken, so ask which zones are cooled before booking. The pitch has also been described as slippery.
Booking reliability and party catering deserve checking too: reviews mention reassigned bookings, insufficient water, extra water charges and poor-quality food. Groupon was described as making tickets better value, while reported prices include AED 130 per session and AED 8K for three terms in one football-training complaint, plus 400 dhs a month for classes mentioned in another review.