I cannot even begin to describe how incredible this Dance Academy has been. My Daughter has been a…read morestudent here for years! Most dance academies make you feel like your child has to "Make the cut", which made my daughter feel unwanted and uncomfortable. This one however has really helped her come out of her shell and try her best! from Hip-hop classes to Ballet Classes... to their wonderful end of the year Christmas show... This studio has really taken the time to make us feel welcome. Thanks Juicebox!

So excited for the new space. My daughter's love dancing for Juicebox. They have been dancing since…read morethey opened 5 years ago. The kids are treated like family not just another number. I have seen so much growth in my daughter's can't wait for my son to start taking classes. Thank you Juicebox for all you do!

I am so grateful for the conservative dance studio and their teachers. My daughter started taking…read moredance when she was three and has benefited from their care and concern for her. She was shy and did not like change so we would sit out of class and watch until she was comfortable. She quickly adapted and became a vital part of the CofD company in her high school years and has gained genuine friendships with the other dancers; and I have enjoyed being part of the kind-and-down-to-earth dance moms. Teachers like Marco, Kelsey, Hillary, Sharon etc have challenged and guided my daughter into a beautiful dancer and person. Tasteful costumes and trendy styles and music were a plus. We CofD!

We have two girls that go to dance here and love it. They have a variety of classes for all ages…read moreincluding tap, ballet, jazz and hip hop. The instructors are outstanding and very encouraging.

We moved to Elite from a very large studio during the pandemic. They excelled with their zoom…read moreclasses during that phase. Once in person it was even better than I hoped. My daughter has danced for 7 years and has grown in every way possible with Elite. Not just her skills as a dancer but overall, especially in her confidence. They focus on technique and take the time with each dancer to help improve their craft. Each teacher truly cares about each student and wants them to be their best. All of the other dancers and parents are so friendly and welcoming. I can't believe it took us this long to become apart of the Elite Dance family. They are all amazing, caring and very skilled in their teaching. We love them.

We are very happy that Elite Dance Academy was recommended to us by another dance family! We…read moreabsolutely love this studio. They focus on teaching proper technique and have a curriculum that they follow. All of the instructors are very knowledgeable with what they do and I am impressed with the coaching and feedback that is provided to the dancers! They do an amazing job with building the confidence of all dancers! My daughter feels appreciated and is very happy at Elite and my husband and I are very impressed with how much our daughter has improved in the short time she's been with Elite Dance Academy.

Our daughter Brooklyn started at Nuevoltion when she was about 2.5, and it's honestly been the best…read moreexperience. She's tried hip hop, ballet, tap, and a couple of the summer camps and has loved every single one. Her teachers (she's had Gabby and Angie, the owner) are both amazing with the kids, and Brooklyn always looks forward to class (it's the highlight of her week). The studio has a lot of options, the prices are reasonable, and the recital at the end of the year is super organized and fun to watch. We're really happy we found such a great dance studio so close to home. If you're looking for a new studio in Queen Creek, definitely give this one a try - you won't regret it!

This studio claims to be family friendly, but if you are not friends with one of the owners or one…read moreof the dance instructors, chances are you won't move forward. When an owner/instructor is hanging out at clubs, bars, going to Disneyland or trips with the same parents of dancers, and ironically those kids get all the opportunities to move up.......i call that a complete conflict of interest. There are some wholesome instructors, but no matter how good they are, if the favoritism continues it is clear the studio will not grow into what it could become. Word will travel about this behavior as the dance community is small in the area. I hope they get their stuff together because the potential is there.

Rude owner, very much a in crowd if your not in the crowd no one talks to you. Be prepared that…read morethey want you in many classes to become part of the click. I just wanted a fun place for a first ballet/tap class if that's what your looking for keep looking.

Structured with short, rapidly changing activities. Repetitive and consistent training makes for…read moresmall kids delight! LOVE this place and Ms Reeds TU-TU'S class!

My 8 year old has just started dance here and she LOVES it! The staff are very welcoming, they are…read moreexcellent with following up with you. My Kiddo is naturally shy at first, but they made her feel comfortable from the second she stepped in the building. I highly recommend the lyrical and ballet classes. The kids are clearly learning the moves, but you can tell they are enjoying it!

While I don't have a child that attends this school I do have relatives who are very involved in…read morethis program. The positive is this; They are very good teachers who make the students go above and beyond their potential. With that said here are the negatives; It's definitely a money thing here. If a student teaches a class, they get no discount in their tuition. You have to teach for 2 years to get paid. So the school gets free teachers while they collect tuition from both the student teachers and students. It is my understanding now that when you buy tickets to a recital you will pay a higher price for the better seats, unbelievable! When they went to California to a World Competition tryouts, the owner was posting Facebook pictures on the beach while the kids were training. In that same trip the costumes that were picked for them looked more like pajamas than an outfit to make them stand out and look professional. And, you don't dare miss a practice or you may find yourself out of a skit. Bottom line for me is while they do a great job teaching it's become all about money. Put the students FIRST and the money will follow.

No such thing as zero stars, eh?…read more By the way, they have moved to a new location. If you want to make your kid cry, go ahead and sign them up! This was my daughter's first experience with a true dance class after taking "dance" classes where the kid's more or less just had fun to music. She was so excited to have her pink leotard, her little ballet skirt and a tap and ballet shoes. The first day of class I discovered that some of the girls in the class had already taken the same class several times, one for at least a year...but they weren't progressed to another class, the classes were designated by age, not by level. So, the teacher went through the movements and expected the girls to follow along. She did not stop to help them and showed frustration at then for not immediately following along. Did I mention this is a class for THREE YEAR OLDS and it's the FIRST DAY OF CLASS? Managing your expectations was definitely not part of the training here! I thought about complaining, but then realized the instructor (who did not introduce herself) was actually one of the owners. I decided to take her to a class on a different day, with a different instructor, hoping she would be less intense with such young children just starting out. I was wrong. This class was with the other owner, who opted to make multiple children cry. Keeping in mind that this is a class of three year olds and it was only the second class, the instructor yelled at the girls for fidgeting while they were waiting for the other girls to take their turns. My daughter came running out of the room and said she was told she would not be allowed to dance if she couldn't stand still until it was her turn. Why anyone would think this was the way to treat such a young child is beyond me comprehension. I left two voicemail messages, sent an email, and a letter informing the Dance Project that we would not be continuing classes and to cancel all future enrollments after two classes. They have an "automatic renewal" policy so I wanted to be sure that we were not automatically renewed. No one returned my calls, my emails, or my letter. Four weeks later, I received a call requesting my next payment. Not only did they not return my calls, they either didn't notice, or didn't care that my daughter had not been in the class for four weeks, but they wanted more money. As a teacher, I want to ensure that my children develop a love of learning. It is crucial that early teachers and learning experiences by positive so that children will want to continue to learn. Fortunately, my daughter loves dancing, so she was willing to try another class (at another school of course) and she has been taking classes there for weeks now -- not only does she love it, she is thriving and learning quickly.

My daughter loves it here. The staff is great, very professional. Classes for all skill levels.read more

I'm writing this with a lot of sadness. When my now 6 year old was 3 we started gymnastics classes…read morehere and we loved it. She found some really good friends and learned a lot, but once she turned 5 it felt like there was a huge shift. My daughter got invited to supersparks, sort of like a pre-team class, and had to leave all her friends, which was hard. Right away the coach was not a fan of my kid, she does have adhd, but she was so harsh. She threatened to kick her out. I would watch this coach give all kinds of faces and yell at her. Still she persisted. Once summer came when she was 6 all the kids were talking about going into hot shots, the next level in competition track. My kid came back almost every day excited to move up with her friends. She would say her coach would tell her she'd have to work hard to get to hot shots. It wasn't until my husband confronted the teacher to ask what was happening for her to tell him that all the other girls were invited into hot shots, except for my daughter, because she's "immature", you know.....unlike any other 6 year old. She gave us the option to stay in supersparks but heavily encouraged her to go to level 2 recreational, the classes she doesn't teach. So like a fool I kept her in supersparks and watched my kid not able to be pushed because all the new kids are a year younger. There's obviously a lot of emotion in this, I just could not believe my daughter was basically left behind after being there for so long. How much money did I put into their pockets just to be pretty much abandoned. I went to a recommended gymnastics place from one of her school friends and had them evaluate her, ready for the recommendation for level 2 recreational. Nope, not even close. She's been invited for a trial on their team. There is a lot of prejudice here, if you are not in with the owner get ready for you and your kid to be lost in the crowd. Heavy heavy cliques with the adults. I just couldn't believe that three years of knowing my kids, coming in multiple times a week, we were just kicked to the curb. We're heartbroken. I do want to say Jodi and Robyn, thank you for loving on my kids. I'm sorry I didn't have it in me to say goodbye the last time. Thank you for encouraging any and all kids who are a little different and show so much potential. Your company has a lot to learn from you.

"Fantastic children's gymnastics class: safe, fun, and skill-building. Professional instructors…read moremake learning gymnastics a joyful experience for kids!"