A top of. Nothing for kids under 10. Poorly organized. No food or drink. No management in sight.read more

If you're looking for a place that truly stands out, Ninja Nation is it. From the moment you walk…read morein, the team makes you feel welcome--they're attentive, energetic, and genuinely engaged with everyone who comes through the door. It's rare to find staff this consistently friendly and professional. The facility itself is just as impressive. Everything is clean, well-maintained, and thoughtfully designed with safety in mind, so you can relax and enjoy the experience. Whether it's your first visit or your tenth, the quality never drops. We've had nothing but positive experiences here, and it's become a place we genuinely look forward to visiting again and again. Highly recommend

This place is ok. From my experience They have a lot of substitutes so there's not a lot of…read moreconsistency in the way the classes are taught since each coach does it differently. I found that a lot of the times they start 2-3 minutes later than scheduled and end a couple minutes earlier so a 45 min class ends up being 35...my daughter has been at other gymnastics classes before and she enjoyed them a lot more. Idk if it's bc this is a huge gym w lots of kids but she just didn't seem to enjoy the classes so I ended up pulling her out.

This gym is ok. A few takeaways from our experience. Things…read morethat could use a bit of tweeking / improvement 1. All staff where the same colored shirts on the same day, so there is an identifiable uniform. Just as cheer wears a certian uniform, socks, shoes, bows etc. So they can be identified and show as a team. (Have different shirts for customers to buy vs the same as staff) 2. *Consistency* in how a class is taught when you have multiple instructors (different one each week) is key for many! (Example: warm up the same, next exercise/apparatuse the same and how the present, explain and demonstrate, and so on) -When there is so much variation students tend to get confused. 3. Show the student how to do the exercise, do not just mark it, as many do not have an idea. Example Cartwheel - show a cartwheel, explain a cartwheel, then help student do cartwheel (just like you do a routine marked or full out, show full out!) 4. When classes are going on, random gym kids are wondering the floor and getting in the way of others. This is a safety hazard and rude to the ones participating in a class. 5. Staff should not be allowed phone use (or even on the mat) during a teaching of a class. 6. Staff greets as one walks in, Hospitality goes a long way in a competitive market (vs talking to friends) Overall kids enjoyed, instructors are nice, however had no big take aways or building on skills. We will be looking for another gym to try.

Wow, awesome, great great time. Jennifer spent two hours with four of us teaching how to make…read morepottery on a wheel. We all had an amazing time. She is a spectacular instructor. Cannot wait to do it again. Please please check this place put and if doing pottery, ask for Jennifer

We took Wendolin's pottery class and it was so much fun! I definitely recommend signing up for a…read morethrowing class, she was very patient and helpful while we were learning. Thank you!!

Came here on a Saturday as a guest of a member. They don't provide any free trials/guest…read morememberships I guess. The gym was spacious, included an indoor/outdoor pool & waterpark, had a bag area, and plenty of machines and weights. Their facility was clean and did not appear crowded. They close at 6 pm on Sat, which is not something I am used to. My gym in Ca closes at 11pm on Sat & 10 pm on Sundays.

Great staff, clean and spacious, good value if you use it! Love the natural light and…read morefamily-atmosphere. Lots of workout machines, idk what they do, but they seem useful. Gets very busy, I like that it's all ages. My only 3 complaints are: 1. The randoms who watch their soap operas or whatever without headphones which adds unnecessarily to the noise level (the workout music is already too loud). People, if you bring your granny, buy her a headset. We have stuff we want to listen to, not her stuff. I'm a granny too, but I don't act like I'm the only person in the world. 2. Also people. Pipe down if you are on the phone. Nobody wants to hear your business. Keep it down Boss Baby, nobody cares you are working at the gym. 3. The hours are meh. It needs to be open longer on the weekend. How am I supposed to work out when I don't even get done running errands until 6?

My daughter had enrolled in a group music class at Frisco School of Music and Performing Arts and…read morehad already begun attending when we were unexpectedly told the class was canceled due to "low enrollment" -- a requirement that was never disclosed directly in communications before enrollment. When I reached out asking for a fair resolution (such as continuing the class, converting to private/semi-private at the same rate, or receiving a refund), owner Chris Duncan responded by removing my daughter from all of her classes, including the ballet class she was also enrolled in and very much enjoyed. There was no mention of any policy violation or behavioral issue--simply removal following my inquiry. This action caused real emotional distress for my daughter. She had formed bonds with classmates and the teacher, was excited for ballet each week, and had even laid out her ballet outfit ahead of class. Having everything abruptly taken away left her confused and upset, repeatedly asking why she couldn't return to class. I reviewed all enrollment paperwork and found no clause allowing cancellation mid-term for low enrollment, nor any provision allowing the removal of a student from unrelated classes for raising concerns. We were hoping for a nurturing, transparent, and supportive learning experience. Instead, the decision by Chris Duncan following our request for resolution has left us deeply disappointed. I urge other parents to get all cancellation and enrollment terms clearly stated in writing before enrolling.

I called a dozen ballet studios before deciding on FSMPA. They had the best rate (5% off yearly…read moremembership paid up front), no costume fee for the recital (what do we do with $100 ballet attire anyway?), and they offer many other activities from music to arts to performing arts. Well, you get what you pay for. No glitz, no glam, no glitter about this place. Inconsistency with instructors (three in a year), curriculum, and award system (tokens for prizes given out with the first instructor but not the other two). We viewed the class on a TV screen but got to go into the studio once every other month to see them dance in person. The studio was always frigid (65 degrees) through the winter and summer time. I understand these girls are working up a sweat but they all came down with cold arms and hands. As for the recital, it was short and sweet. All classes (about seven classes with 10 girls in each) arrived early to get dressed. They all walked on stage and danced together. Then, each class did their own dance. At the end, they all got back on stage and did a final dance. Most other ballet studios have each class doing three individual routines. Depending on how long you want to stick around, I didn't mind this setup. The staff are mostly amicable. Shout out to Ms. Amanda for challenging the girls with difficult moves and also having lots of patience dealing with a bunch of girls with short attention spans.

Friendly staff, excellent facilities. Lent us bats and helmets. We had a great time!read more

D-BAT Frisco has nice facilities and decent equipment, but their business practices are extremely…read moredisappointing. I signed my daughter up for hitting and catching clinics. Neither the flyer nor the website stated they were baseball-only. When we arrived, the coach couldn't get softballs, couldn't teach softball techniques, and repeatedly used the wrong name for my daughter. She was uncomfortable and upset enough to leave halfway through. Staff admitted the flyer wasn't clear and said both clinics would be canceled. I expected a refund or credit for the $390 paid. I got neither, and follow-up messages were ignored. This isn't about coaching -- it's about accountability. Parents deserve better.

My son has been doing Bricks4kidz for 2 years now(Kinder and 1st). He has enjoyed his weekly after…read moreschool class and looks forward to it. The teachers are very helpful and fun. He had a great time at the Bricks4Kidz Summer camp. Very well managed and organized. The owner is very prompt in replying to emails with any concerns/questions parents might have. We look forward to starting back on in Sept at my son's Elementary School.

My 1st grade son really enjoyed the Bricks4Kids class offered at his school once per week. It…read morecaptured his imagination, and he had fun! A great way to help expand that "STEM" thinking, and be a kid at the same time. He will be attending again in the future. I definitely recommend you try it out.