ICC Table Tennis Center

Dan G

★★

"Pulled up around 7:30 pm on a Friday night feeling optimistic. Walked in thinking, “Alright, let’s get some good hits in.” Reality check: everyone was already fully clicked up with their own groups. Front desk guy said someone would be available to hit with… which technically happened. We rallied for about 15 minutes, then that was pretty much the end of my Table Tennis social life for the evening. To be fair, this spot probably works great if you’re: • a parent looking for lessons for your kid • someone doing structured training • or you already have a hitting partner lined up But as a solo drop-in hoping to find a game, it didn’t really deliver for me. Not a terrible place—just not the “show up and play” vibe I was hoping for. Bummer… and yeah, part of me still wants my $15 back for the 15-minute cameo appearance. 🏓😅"

Free Spirit

★★★

"I am sharing this feedback with genuine disappointment, as the club has strong potential but is currently falling short in several important areas. Positive Aspects The club is highly competitive, with talented and dedicated players. The coaches are capable and contribute positively to skill development. Frequent tournaments provide regular competitive exposure, which is valuable for serious players. Areas of Serious Concern The quality of the tables and overall playing environment is disappointing. Several tables appear worn out, and the venue atmosphere feels neglected and poorly maintained. The noise levels and lack of proper playing conditions significantly affect match quality and player focus. Entry fees are high, yet the facilities and organization do not reflect the level expected at that price point. lets say if i pay $55/event and i loose one game then i am done and not upgraded from round robin. though you win that event a $10-&15 old trophy from the same design continued from decade is worth? and there is no podium of award ceremony of players to recognized and celebration. You inform there that you won the game and collect it like a grocery item. Charging parents cash entry fees when they are simply accompanying young players is particularly disappointing and feels unnecessary, $10 only cash. The use of three-player round robin groups appears designed to reduce the number of matches per player, possibly to accommodate more events and gain more revenue rather than prioritizing player development and fair competition. There were delays in the tournament schedule, indicating weak time management and planning. The absence of proper barriers between tables allows balls from adjacent matches to interrupt ongoing games, which is unacceptable for a serious competitive setup. It is difficult to understand how the facility maintains a 4-star rating given the current condition of the equipment and organization. The club has strong competitive talent, but without meaningful improvements to facilities, transparency, and player-focused organization, the overall experience does not justify the cost or reputation. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and works toward raising standards."

lucky usa

★

"Totally money oriented camps.staff is rude and behave like an owner."

Niraj Trivedi

★

"Un authorized charges and they refused to explain to me and wont answer my phone calls. It looks like scam where they charge to random credit cards.. we have not even been to ICC in 2025!! Stay away !"

VV_G

★

"They made such a hassle for me to pick up my son and his friends from summer camp. Teachers are fine and apparently the staff yells at the kids a lot. Lastly the staff kept making a big deal about the kids having phones, which they have for safety reasons."