I rarely leave reviews, but this situation warrants serious attention…read more On a Friday, that too on Good Friday, at approximately 2 PM--during normal business hours--vehicles parked for no more than 30 minutes in spots facing Spring Creek and Independence were aggressively towed. This occurred despite the fact that the studio itself appeared inactive at the time, with no visible customer activity and ample parking available directly in front of its entrance. From a reasonable and community-oriented perspective, this enforcement appears excessive and disproportionate. Parking policies are understandable when they serve a legitimate business need--such as ensuring access for paying customers. However, enforcing towing under these circumstances, where there was no apparent demand or obstruction, raises concerns about fairness, proportionality, and good faith. Businesses operate within communities, and with that comes a level of responsibility to act reasonably--not punitively--especially when no harm or inconvenience is being caused. Towing a vehicle within such a short window, absent clear necessity, creates the impression of predatory enforcement rather than responsible property management. If this is indeed standard practice, it would be advisable for the studio to: * Ensure clear, prominent, and unambiguous signage * Allow a reasonable grace period * Exercise discretion based on actual parking demand Actions like these don't just inconvenience individuals--they erode trust within the broader community. I strongly urge management to reconsider how these policies are implemented. A business thrives not just on rules, but on fairness, judgment, and respect for the community it serves.

The dancing instructors are great. Very professional, friendly, and patient. They are very…read moreknowledgeable and make learning to dance fun.

Everything is perfect. We love the classes. We love the instructors. Our babies feel happyread more

This is a well kept studio, and their big studio is very spacious. They have 3 other studios in…read morethis place as well and offer a variety of classes here for everyone. Check them out.

Dance is Big in Texas with awesome dance studios! My daughter was fortunate to join one of The…read moreBest, DIPAC, last year. Although she was a high school junior she was warmly welcomed into her new family of tiny dancers with stars in their eyes, bun-heads with amazing technique and well-rounded dancers trained in a wide variety of dance styles. More importantly for her was falling in love with dance again. So much so she auditioned for DIPAC's pre-pro, The Thriving Artist Project, and has been growing exponentially with training from some of the best faculty and guest artists in the industry.

If I could give this studio more stars I would! We were at the studio for a year and it was the…read morebest year of my kids lives! My son has ADHD and they not only embraced him, but develped his technique and he thrived! My daughter is very young and only did the recreation program, but all of the teachers (especially Tammy and cooper) were absolutely amazing! Because of DI both of my kids are way above their age level in all genres from just one year of dancing there. The staff is extremely professional, and the owner is just so on top of everything at the studio. The best part of the studio is that none of the teachers or staff (Including the owner) get involved with ANY of the drama at the studio. They place the kids where they will do the best in technique and maturity wise. The only reason why we left is because we moved out of state, however we are going back every year for some of the conventions they participate in so we have the chance to dance with them. They care about molding your dancer into a professional dancer, not just a competitive dancer who stops dancing at 18 when they age out of competitions. They work with the seniors in getting them into the right collages and help them earn scholarships to pay for tuition. The owner and staff are well connected as well to get your foot in the door if you want to go more towards the entertainment industry. The ballet program is top notch with dancers that get into the most prestigious dance schools. (They have placed at least 3 dancers at Juilliard last year). They also have great adult ballet, tap, and hop hop classes that are so much fun! If you have the opportunity to go to DI do it! It was the best decision for our whole family made in dance we have ever made.

My favorite childhood memories were at Gotta Dance. I grew up dancing at this studio for about 7…read moreyears and made so many friendships and memories that I cherish to this day. Watching the fairytale ballets were so magical as a young dancer and even more special when you get to be in them! Not only is Gotta Dance a fun atmosphere, the teachers provide high quality training and really care about the students. So many dance schools have very competitive environments, but Gotta Dance is a community of students, teachers, and parents that truly love dance and the joy it brings!

My daughter danced here for at least 6 years, and it was the best thing in the world for her! Miss…read moreCindi completely "gets" how to enrich young girls' (and boys'!) love of dance while having fun, learning discipline, learning the importance of strong teamwork and so much more. The welcoming, non-threatening environment with professional instructors plus plenty of help from those idolized "older dancers" (teens)helps every girl go as far as she likes in the dance world. Many of the graduating students went on to get valuable scholarships to college! Poise, grace, fitness, and fun are waiting! Let's keep our girls active and busy!

My 6 yr old daughter recently saw the movie leap and asked to take dance lessons afterwards. Of…read morecourse I said yes, what dad wouldn't. I asked around and several people said ADA was the absolute best. It is a 45min drive from our house but I can say it has been worth it. The other parents have been so nice and the staff is wonderful. Nothing but pure daddy joy seeing her dance.

We love Academy of Arts. I have three daughters (10-15yrs old) and we have danced at the studio…read morefor 4 years. The quality of dance instruction is top-notch, the instructors are caring and kind. There is just the right balance of push to encourage girls to progress physically. I have seen a lot of growth and improvement with my girls since we joined the studio. The Nutcracker is also one of their favorite things to participate in. We love Academy of Dance arts and would highly recommend it to our friends. In fact, we do!!!!

My daughter has been taking classes at DFC since Summer 2015 & we knew right away what a special…read moredance studio this was the first time we walked in the door! My daughter is on 2 competitive teams at DFC now...as a parent...the Directors, the Owner & the teachers are all supportive, focused and passionate about the kids that take class there. Taj runs a great business & dance studio at DFC in Plano and we are thrilled to be a part of the teams and regular drop in classes. There is truly something for anyone who loves to dance, come check out DFC...you will not be disappointed!

From the owner: Dancing for a Cause Headquarters missions is to unite the dance community and facilitate a strong…read morelearning environment.

Fun lessons for my kiddo. There are glass windows in the…read morewaiting room and the class, so you can watch the lessons. Alternatively, there's also a big screen in the waiting room that live streams the class. The staff is friendly and can help with any details regarding the registration or other details you might have. Worth checking out.

I'm really disappointed with this studio's policies and how they're handled in practice. They do…read morenot offer makeup classes for any reason, which unfortunately creates an environment where parents feel pressured to bring their kids even when they are clearly sick. Today, two siblings were coughing, sneezing, and had runny noses throughout the class and staff allowed them to remain inside with everyone else. I asked the mother if her children are sick and she said "YES." Had any of the staff cared enough for the well-being of the children in class, they would have also asked the mother this question and told her to take her children home. If there are no makeups, then the studio should be proactive about protecting the health of the other children and enforcing clear policies on illness. My child's well-being comes first, and I can't continue attending a place that doesn't take that seriously.