Classes are ok, but It's slow progress to keep u paying, run by teens and don't expect greetings or…read moreaccountability for schedule mistakes or else...

Let me save you money. I would not recommend this school for any child learning to swim. I truly…read morewanted to love this program, but there was too many things about this program that were problematic. 1) NOT EFFECTIVE: I spent about $800 and my child still can't swim. My child was in this program for 7 months. Granted, he has made minuscule progress. Nothing close to being able to swim. This program is designed to be progressive, when your child reaches a milestones they progresses to the next level. However, most of the class is spent acclimating my child to the water by dunking him underwater. It's a 30 minute class. The downside being it's a group setting, so how much time your kid gets training is based on how many kids are in the class. So 5 or 6 kids show up, your kids gets maybe 5 minute of attention from the instructor unless you're in the pool with them taking the initiative to follow along with the instructor. We stayed as long as we did, because we liked the instructor my child had, His name was Mateo. But overall, the way the program progressed over several months it still wasn't worth the money. 2) POOL ISSUES and LATE NOTICE: The pool has issues often. Resulting in cancelled classes. Several times a month, mostly the beginning of the week. Seemingly mostly Mondays. I'm thankful they regularly check to ensure safety for the children. The problem is sometimes I'm in the parking lot or almost there from my hour commute, met with a voicemail 20 minutes or less before the class starts letting me know it's cancelled due to pool related complications. On a good day 30 minutes notice. The pool belongs to a gym, so it's shared with all gym members. Some just stare at the kids. The first lane is reserved for the swim school. The water is always freezing cold. And the swim school members aren't allowed in locker rooms/ bathrooms. They can only use one single family stall on the other side of the gym. Changing stations are 3 small tents near the pool. 3) COMMUNICATION: Communication is poor. I've gotten different information from multiple employees on the same questions. I cancelled classes in person. I was later charged for the following month. To find out, cancellations can only be done over the phone or by email. I wanted to complete the makeup classes I had in my British swim school app. I paid for these classes already, but I could only complete them if I was still enrolled. Any makeups would cost $10 each. The staff shows no accountability and customer service is vastly underwhelming. In conclusion, Not worth enrolling. One on one private lessons would benefit your child in the long run. $30 a lesson seems like a steal rather than a lump sum, but ultimately , your child is learning less and paying more overtime.

Decent enough place to walk around, but I would not necessarily call it a park. Again, it is…read morepleasant enough, but it is more a walkway around an open field. I could see it being a great place for tailgating, though. I guess Memory Mall is good for certain applications like tailgating, but if you arevlooking for a more park-like experience, it is mediocre.

This is a large grassy area on campus that you frequently find people playing cornhole or…read morevolleyball or other small games. There are also frequently clubs advertising their membership or giving out free items. This is a great place to spend time on campus if you like being in the sun.

Just an update - since leaving this "private school" I have learned exactly how FAR behind at…read moreleast the 3rd grade curriculum was Ms Wanda was teaching. I brought forward the teachings and books to Education protocol and the current teachings are very behind. This is very disappointing but since we started here we did not know any better until leaving. Also, I should have listened to everyone encouraging us to leave since last year (see notes below) how deprived the kids are to be stationary at their one desk all day for Every class. No art class - No music class - No sports - No real playground - No library. They say hindsight is 20/20 and this has proven to show kids are left behind in curriculum and any real child enrichment with extracurricular activities. I wish I was more aware from day one. I Will never make a mistake to send any family child to a school like this in a strip mall where you actually have to turn sideways to maneuver around in their cubicle of a classroom the kids don't even have a real classroom per grade here Only room dividers cubicles. I have also learned your soliciting to have parents sign a safe feel paper" after we suffered almost two years of threats and bullying that you ignored and made no correction also in below comments. Again, more truth is coming out.

If I could give this Academy a better rating I would! This child care facility has become my…read moredaughters second home! Everyone from the Director Ms. Meralis and her Husband Ramon or "Mon" as my daughter calls him, down to the teachers like Xiomara, Andrea, and Sherry (just to name a few) have treated her with such kindness. She has developed and come a long way since being in this facility (16 mos) till now (3 yo). She loves it here and can't wait for the weekend to be over to learn and play with friends. Your kids will get a good education while getting tons of love and support. Everyone knows everyone and I always feel comfortable leaving my "little lady" here. Keep up the good work guys!!!!

This park is clean and fairly new, with nice playground equipment for both the 2-5 and 5-12 age…read moregroups. There's even a working water fountain, which is always appreciated. That said, something about the layout feels a little off. There's open green space, but my kids never seem drawn to it. I think being right next to busy roads, even with a fence, takes away from the feeling of comfort. Overall it's good, just in a slightly awkward location.

An adorable little park at the corner of Audobon Park and Baldwin Park area. It's a little…read moredifficult to get in and out of as you'll need to find side street parking or parallel parking off of the main street. The fence has an opening on the front and back side that does not have gate, which was a little off putting with a toddler. Other than that, it is a wonderful park to hang out and enjoy. It's smaller and intimate. They have a few benches and tables. There's also a small grill if you want to spend time there. I'd definitely bring foil to lay your food out as the grill is open to the elements. :) They have two mulch covered play areas. One for smaller ones and one for a little bit bigger ones. There is a fun slide that our little enjoyed a lot and wanted to do over and over. There are some good shady spots with tall trees covering the area for a bit of a sun breather. Overall: A Small but nice park in the Audobon / Baldwin park areas :)

We had a lot of fun on our kayaking tour and would recommend it to anyone wanting to learn more…read moreabout Winter Park or see the gorgeous homes along the lake. The water isn't clear so, while the clear kayaks are fun and different, you won't get to see much below you. Might be worth checking out one of the other locations to fully take advantage of the see-through bottom. We did manage to see plenty of birds and were told sometimes people get to see otters.

Had a wonderful, relaxing time on the water. The scenery was beautiful, and the entire experience…read morewas peaceful and enjoyable. The clear kayaks were a fun experience and the tour was well-paced. Highly recommend for an stress-free and pleasant adventure where you get to learn a bit about Winter Park.

I participated in the half marathon in 2017 for the first time and found it to be a very well-run…read moreevent. The main location was Lake Eola Park, where the race started and ended. I checked in the day of the event and picked up my bib, shirt and tote bag. Also, arriving early was helpful for finding street parking nearby. The volunteers were very cheerful at the water/Gatorade stops and along the entire race path, holding up humorous and inspirational signs by OUC. The event after the run had food from Sweet Tomatoes, milk products and two tickets for beer. The half marathon also offered text message updates and official race timing. I had a great experience and would participate again.

So this has been an Orlando tradition for sometime now. I just have the fortunate opportunity to…read moreparticipate this year in the 5k. Not sure of the half route, but 5k route had tons of girls on the run group and other 5k groups. Everything was organized and straight forward. Race swag including tee shirts, beer, chocolate milk race bags and other what nots. I have no idea who the beneficiary is for this race if any. However happy for the choice of short or long race. Gives me plenty of time to write review while friend finishes half. Anyone that runs a half is crazy. . .I should know, ive done it 3 times.

Cady Way Park is a park with a lot going on, but I'm here strictly for pickleball--and from a…read morepickleball player's perspective, this place is very well organized. There are 8 pickleball courts total, and they're divided by skill level, which makes a huge difference in play quality: First 3 courts (far left): Beginner courts Middle 3 courts: Intermediate play Last 2 courts (far right): Challenge courts The challenge courts run winner-stays-on, so it's always 2 on / 2 off. If you plan on playing there, you'll want to be around a 3.75 DUPR or higher to really enjoy it--and I highly recommend bringing a partner. The competition is legit, fast-paced, and not very forgiving for casual drop-ins. There's also 1 tennis court, and all the pickleball courts have lights, which makes evening play possible and popular. Timing matters a lot here: Best weekday time: around 4:00 PM By 6:30 PM, it can get extremely busy--sometimes to the point where wait times are so long that you won't get much actual play in. Overall, if you're serious about pickleball and want structured, competitive games, Cady Way is a great spot. Just know your skill level, pick the right courts, and time your visit wisely.

I was in town and saw the Olympic pool and went to try it. The pool and guard staff were amazing…read more The water was Chrystal clear and a very nice temperature too. The locker rooms and showers are very old but adequate. They have a non-resident rate or punch cards.

I've lived in Davenport for 5 years and had no clue this gem of a park was there. This place is…read moreabsolutely pristine. There are a variety of facilities and it was extremely well maintained. I attended an event at the center in front of the playground. Although it was burning hot, those fans cooled us down. I was so glad the planners rented the space. Between the basketball, baseball, playground, racket ball, soccer, and tennis facilities, my children will not be bored this summer.

Attended my nephews graduation party today at the park. It was absolutely adorable. They rented the…read morelittle indoor clubhouse for shaded food and fun. The playground felt new and brought me back to my childhood with all the play attractions. The park itself is huge with tennis, basketball, racket ball, and baseball fields. Everything was modern and well kept. There was plenty of parking and rest areas. Truly enjoyed our visit!