So far so good we went to a free trial class on the recommendation of some friends whose son loves…read moreit and my son loves it as well. We just did our first class last Tuesday and he had a great time. We are looking forward to a summer of ninja and tigers!

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY OR TIME!…read more We were clients of this gym for 3 years or so. The gym changed ownership and general manager. SHE is awful. Does not know how to communicate with children or parents. We were lucky she was so rude , we found a gym that our daughter is excelling at with great coaches and great inviroment. The gym is just west of Kipling and Ward just a few minutes away. When we tried to get in touch with the owners about our issue they never returned any calls or emails. You have been warned.

This studio has the potential of being great. However their focus is on the dancers who are in the…read morecompany. The atmosphere is very cliquey and not empowering to the young men & women who are there simply because they love to dance. Especially for teenage girls, this studio is toxic. The catty and exclusive behavior of the dancers in company is not discouraged. The instructor, by the name of Julia, is demeaning to the dancers who are not in company and provides them with very few opportunities to expand their dance skills. One student left two weeks before the recital because of the way this instructor treated her. There are so many wonderful dance instructors. Why settle for one that has the ability to influence the minds and bodies of the students in a negative way? After several years at the studio, our child could no longer take the emotional toll the studio's atmosphere was having on them. Look elsewhere. There are other choices when it comes to finding a dance studio where your child can flourish and be happy doing what they love.

Great dance studio. Nice facilities well kept and nice people. I enjoy the adult barre class the…read moremost. Julia's a great fun instructor and picks music that carries a beat that matches the moves. We work out the whole body and it is a moderate to moderately hard level workout class. They have an easy to use website and offer a wide variety of classes for adults, young children, children, teens. Definitely worth checking out.

MOVE offers such a unique space and so many opportunities for dance at all ages! I've visited a…read morehandful of times for the tap master classes they host as well as a Rocky Mountain Rhythm winter show. Though the facility is older, it is very well kept and clean. They have a room for changing and shoe storage, two bathrooms, and a large dance room with a featured stage (at least that I've seen so far). Parking is available in front, behind, and across the street at the large shopping center.

The space is super quaint and has a great variety of dance classes. The classes are smaller so you…read moreget a decent amount of attention from your instructor. The monthly price is amazing, compared to literally everywhere else and you get unlimited access to all classes. I really would like to try out their tap class.

1. Management Communication: The biggest issue is with the leadership. It felt like every time…read morethere was a concern it took way too long to come to a resolution. Communication with parents is inconsistent at best. 2. Cost vs. Quality: For the amount of money you pay for a competitive club team, you expect a certain level of professionalism. Unfortunately, the coach was more concerned with her boys team. 3. Atmosphere: Instead of a supportive environment that fosters growth, the culture felt overly political.

I am so relieved to see someone else finally speak up about this club. The lack of leadership and…read moreprofessionalism is appalling. My daughter was not there for long because I could not continue to pay an absurd amount of money for nothing. I accompanied my daughter on several travel tournaments and was shocked to see the Director's/Owners (Jess & Tara) drinking in front of the players and actually getting drunk with other parents! College recruiters barely looked at this club during tournaments. I am not surprised to read about the verbal abuse since my daughter told me about how it was constant during practices, especially towards the minority players. Parents, you have been warned! If you love your child and want them to succeed, this is NOT the club to go to!

My daughter has been dancing here for almost 10 years and she loves every minute of it. The owner…read moreis extremely kind and supportive of the girls at every age and even after trying other studios we have always come back. Instructors are very nice and engaging, have recommended Dream to many friends and family members regardless of skill level. We have had a wonderful experience!

The only good thing about this business are the instructors. Unfortunately the HUGE beware is they…read morewill get your credit card on file and charge multiple erroneous charges w/o your knowledge. The owner is extremely egregious and unprofessional - look else ware..

$60 for 2 tickets to take my 11 year son to watch his 10th grade cousin play a basketball game?…read more What a scam

Gold Crown discriminates against anyone who is not Caucasian. Caucasian coaches are allowed to do…read moreand say as they please, while minorities are held to a different set of standards. Caucasian coaches are allowed to not follow Gold Crown rules and when shown video evidence of these disparities, their Sports Program Director, Mark Rusch, decides to "not allow" me to continue to volunteer as coach instead of addressing the disparities. My initial interaction with Mr. Rusch, following another instance of disparate treatment, was marked by his unprofessional demeanor. He addressed me in a condescending manner, wagging his finger in my face and lecturing me about service while having zero clue about my commitment to serving my community(the fact that I was already volunteering my time wasn't enough). All the while, as I was being talked to like a toddler, I addressed him in a professional manner, addressing him as sir and responding to his questions with "yes sir." Their executive director and his brother(also employed by gold crown) coach teams and allow their children to play dirty. The refs overlook their players but give the opposing teams technical fouls for defending themselves after being body checked twice. Referees are advised to pay increased attention to minority coaches due to the perception that we're more inclined to be a problem. This non-profit organization, which compensates its director over $200,000 annually, as revealed in their most recent tax filings, has a history of racial discrimination that they attempt to conceal and dismiss. Upon reviewing their website, it is evident that Gold Crown's decision-making staff lacks minority representation. This absence, particularly in a sport with the highest minority participation in the state, serves as compelling evidence suggesting that Gold Crown does not take diversity seriously and lacks the ability to have at least one impartial and representative voice on their team.

Front desk staff were welcoming and professional. Extremely disappointed with the skating director…read more The program lacks diversity and inclusion.

Went to watch my oldest grandson's hockey lesson. Everything…read morewent well. Very smooth ice. The youngest grandson enjoyed running around like a crazy person.