Masco youth cheer had the privilege of calling sportsplex our home for our 2022 cheer season. We…read morecouldn't have been more thrilled with the location. The owner was absolutely wonderful to work with, the facility is perfect and the location is very convenient! We truly enjoyed our time here, and hope to call it home for many seasons to come!

Newly renovated and under new management has a great atmosphere with a friendly staff and trainers!!read more

Sunday morning, 9am, you've forgotten to book tickets to a museum and don't want to go into Boston…read more- with no reservation needed, Room to Bloom was open, affordable, and a fun place for my 3 children to play. I have a 4 year old and 2 year old twins (BOGO for twins :P) and it was age appropriate. As the first few families there, there was plenty of space for our children to play. There are two playscapes, 2 specialty rooms and a kitchen/grocery play area. As it got busier, they opened an art room with markers and crayons that were a hit. We spent about 90 minutes there and it was the out of the house fun we needed on a chilly March day.

Every time I come here this place is closed yet the hours specifically say that it is open on the…read moredoor and online! I keep wasting my time coming here just for nobody to be opening the door I don't understand if this place is even in business anymore!

I had 2 of my children in classes here during covid. My first issue is that they don't allow…read moreparents to watch drop off classes but allowed 100 people in for open gym. Also, open gym costs $15 where other places include it in your membership or class price. The price of classes is also higher than competitors. I wouldn't have minded paying the higher price if I could see what I was paying for. I wanted my daughter to do gymnastics, including the bars, beam, and vault, but they only allow tumbling until you land your back walkover. A few months into sending my daughter she started crying and wouldn't get out of the car. I decided it was time for a change. I now pay less, she does more, including all 4 apparatuses, and she can't wait to go. Plus now she made the team at 5yrs old, which isn't even an option until you're 7 at Burke's. Overall, I was extremely unsatisfied there.

It's a shame, this would be such a nice community place but its very obvious they only care about…read moremaking as much money as possible. As others have mentioned, its much more expensive than competitors, with an extremely rigid policy to never allow kids to make up a class. Siblings are charged money to use the play area while their brother or sister is in a class? And their sessions when school is out is 2 or 3 times that of the nearby Y for half of the hours.

A wonderful, small ymca. Small but has something for everyone, and love the pickleball people…read more Everyone is so friendly!

This place is a really just a 7 day daycare/night care center and not even a usable gym for adults…read moreat any time of day. There are better YMCA's elsewhere for adults to use. There are very few adult members at any time at this location when I've been there when compared to others, whether morning noon or night. It's very crowded and stuffy with poor air circulation if you don't mind sweating a bit more in the gym and dehydrate faster. I wasn't comfortable. It's mainly for little rude kids at summer camp and large sizable child swimming classes if you can take them running though all the locker rooms and gym. The staffs councilors have very poor control over the small groups and do not speak up and control the group and let them do what they want and abuse the facility. There are far better gyms to go to in the area, such as Gloucester YMCA, which facilitates both nicely, and you get a break from the kids at least because the gym is upstairs. It's set up pretty well, unlike Danvers. The front desk staff have no idea what they are doing and sit playing games on the computer, not paying attention as I've noticed a few times while children run wild in the lobby. Go elsewhere if you don't want kids getting in the way playing out of control games.

this place is AMAZING for kids! the prices are good for the value your getting. you should try this…read moreplace and make sure you bring an adult to have a good time in the play place

We had the best time visiting J7 today. All of our kids (ages 1-10) had the BEST time. They had a…read morelittle padded area for the toddler and even a zip line for the 10 year old. My favorite part was that I could sit at the high top seats that overlooked the play. It was a blast for the kids and a break for me haha. 10/10! Will be back!

I was very impressed with Sandmagination. It was clean and there were lots of activities for the…read morekids.

We went last week because my toddle is obsessed with sand right now. They have two different sand…read morepits with plenty of different activities. We spent a lot of time going down the slide. They have an area with tables of chairs if you want to bring a snack. They also sell snacks and drinks. I definitely will be back!

Kids Ultimate Playground is a good spot for kids to burn off energy! The play area is decently…read moresized, and filled with fun activities like climbing structures, slides, and interactive games. It is designed for kids 0-12 year old. There is seating with a few tables and chairs for the parents. The cleanliness needs to be worked on. Also the place seems to have little to no attention from employees. Over all a good playarea to have when one of the parent is shopping or running errands or it is too cold outside.

absolutely what this area needs!!! something for kids over 3 that is still under 6 and enough fun…read moreto get their sillies out during the cold weather !!! clean! well monitored! safe! and a good deal.

Great club, relaxed atmosphere, friendly members, and coaches for all levels…read more Lots of children's and teen programs available. Adult clinics offer instruction and social opportunities.

This review refers to the kids training program. Half an…read morehour "course", where the kids actual play time is 5mn...with 2 teachers. There is no physical training, education objectives...kids do not learn anything, if you are looking for tennis training for kids, please look elsewhere.