Great intro to coding!…read more My son celebrated his 9th birthday with a dozen of his friends at Codezilla. Most of the kids didn't have any coding experience but the facilitators made it fun and interesting. We opted for "slime creation" as well but next time would just invest the time in more coding. The Annex venue was a very interesting space and provided distinctive areas for the kids and parents. Sheri and the Codezilla Crew were very accommodating to all and helped make the party a success.

Disrespectful owner. Does not care to listen, and when listening closes eyes and shakes head as if…read moreyou're boring her. Staff could be wonderful, but the owner herself does not know how to stay professional. Constantly criticizes and implies that you're "not good enough."

We've had an amazing experience with TAC over the past few years. Both of my kids have been…read moreinvolved year-round, starting with aquatics lessons and camps, then Adventure Camp and Soccer Academy, and now that they're older they've gotten into the STEM programs and Mini MBA, along with a mix of sports programs. What stands out is how well-run everything is. The staff are organized, caring, and genuinely engaged with the kids. Programming feels structured and purposeful, not just "childcare," and my kids always come home excited about what they did that day. Customer service has also been excellent whenever we've had questions, schedule changes, or needed help with registration. Highly recommend for families looking for quality year-round programming and camps.

TAC Sports deleted my review on google after I posted a photo of their ads about their camps at…read moreWanless park. I live close to Wanless park where they run their camps. I find it unbelievable that they are not following the Covid-19 laws and putting others health at risk. They certainly had over 20 campers and staff during their camp at Wanless park. At the time, the max limit for outdoor gatherings was 10. I enjoy using the baseball diamond and field with my children and we could not use it because they told us they had a permit for it. When I called 311 I was told they do not have a permit because the city is not handing out permits during Covid and that is it illegal to run a private camp on public city space without a permit. I hope that the park officers showed up and handed out a fine so that this does not happen again. If they are not compliant with Covid safety measures, how can they guarantee the safety and health of their campers!? I will NOT be sending my children to this camp. TAC Sports answer: Hello Sarah, thank you for your message. We hope you are contacting the right organization about your concern. We have run in compliance with all COVID-19 protocols, providing over 20 weeks of 100% safe programming without incident since the beginning of COVID-19 and passing direct compliance with public and city health officials. Safety is our primary and most important concern for our students and staff. Please feel free to always contact us directly at 416 627 1092 or info@tacsports.ca. Response: I added a photo in the review. Is that your camp? Coach shirts say tac sports. Also, you never responded about running the camp without a permit. TAC Sports answer: Hi Sarah, thanks for your response. The pictures are not clear but we are confident that would not be our camp and we would not operate without a permit. You can contact our directors at 416 627 1092 before leaving a review that is not related to our organization. Thank you. Response: This review is 100% related to your organization. Your website states that you are offering camps at Wanless Park and I have attached a photo of your poster advertising the camp during the time that photo was taken. I do not want to contact your directors because you are clearly lying about the camp at Wanless that took place in March and about the permit. Your directors will just make up another lie. If you would like more proof about the permit, I can also get 311's response in writing which states that you do NOT have a permit and they are not handing out ANY permits during Covid. The public deserves to know how you operate and they need to be able to see this review. It is very concerning that your company chooses to lie over a negative review and to operate illegally since you work with children. What are you teaching them? City of Toronto response: Thank you for your email. The City of Toronto has not issued any permits for outdoor activities as of date and cannot issue permits in the Provincial Lockdown zone of the Covid-19 framework. Due to Toronto being in Lockdown since November and currently in a Stay at home order no Organization should be using the parks for paid programing. I have been aware of the activity at Wanless park as I had another complaint from a resident of the area. Unfortunately I did not have a name or contact for the group. I did ask Park staff and By-law officers to go out to the location and warn the group that they are not allowed to use the space without a permit and the Park is open to the public to use in accordance to the Provincial guidelines.

Used to take my daughter here for their Isobel Bolton's girl's hockey years ago: volunteer coaches…read moreand the staff in the shop were very nice and friendly. The previous program coordinator (Dave) was very nice; new one--not so much (comes off as arrogant). The Board meeting minutes used to be posted online; not anymore. They say they don't allow GTHL players but this is false as at least one player was allowed to play while my daughter was there and she did not "play down" with less-skilled girls. She was steam-rolling through them, was not a team player and no one did anything about it. My daughter got hurt and they did not care. Pulled her out.

This is probably the best and only place to take your kids or yourself to play in various leagues…read moreof hockey or even learn to skate for all ages. Bill Bolton has the friendliest staff and community in the entire annex area. The food is also amazing, you can get poutine and popcorn at their very own snack bar. You can even get your skates sharpened or buy pretty much any piece of equipment in less than a minute it's that easy.

I took ballroom dance lessons (group and private) from 1988 to 1998. Anna is the only instructor…read moreand has had over 30 years of experience teaching, competition coach, and as an examiner for dance test levels. The studio has 2 large hardwood sprung floors (ground and basement) with mirrors and air conditioning. TorontoDanceSpot now teaches at her studio.

(WARNING: THIS REVIEW WAS MADE ON SEPTEMBER 2024. REVIEW MAY NOT BE ACCARUATE LATER ON)…read more McGregor Pool. A place where you could unwind. right... right?? So we will only be two topics Pool and staff so lets go! POOL: Alright so right off the bat. my visits. there was a kid who threw up 2 times different times and different days. And that was couple of days after it just opened. now its like what. but the rest of the times. it was good. Its very cold for cold weather. but if hot. it could be amazing. like amazing amazing. in case of babys bathrooms or shower. There are shower rooms that have showers then a dressing room (sometimes its locked sometimes its not) it just depends. but back to the topic there is a bathroom. now A QUICK WARNING. because people are going to need it. if you are a boy. who needs to use the washroom. if you go to the boys shower room and head to the bathroom. there is only one stall. now if you head to the unviersal. there is multiple. and the showers are the same only 4 for all shower rooms. there is a office for FIRST AID and more. STAFF: Now this one is going to be pretty short unlike the pool one. because well there isnt much things to say. some staff are nice some are not. and thats kind what sums it. as there really isnt nothing else to say expect most of the staff are nice. SHOULD YOU GO TO THIS POOL: Yea! Its peaceful sometimes. can get a bit crowed but if you are near mcgregor and want to go do a quick swim. this is your place! - Ethan K.

It was so underwhelming to return today to this facility to cast my advance vote for the upcoming…read more20-Sep Federal Election in my riding. I remember spending 13 days in four different Toronto community centres including this one from 24-Dec-2013 to 04-Jan-2014. The North American event was called the 2013 Toronto Ice Storm locally. So much of this city was impacted by the significant severe winter weather storm that included a crippling blanket of ice that forced Toronto to open up a number of community centres as emergency shelters. I even celebrated my birthday here during a midnight shift, complete with a cake that another volunteer bought and then totally surprised me with! The staff here were terrific, then and now. What great memories about what these functional community centre are when times were really tough, and when I'm only here to freely exercise my democratic right to Vote!

Birthday party review…read more It's crazy from the walk in and non stop until you leave! Parking lot: narrow and limited so line ups will happen. But it's free so be patient. Entrance: Bottle necking traffic due to filling out waivers, and sign in. Rolling clothing carts are labelled for your party to hold gifts and clothes from your party. Rock climbing and harness climbing at the front is extra. The middle before the trampolines is the small arcade. Then it's shoes off before heading on to the trampolines. It's not a great transition for going shoeless here. Sock it to you here: Air riders make it mandatory to buy their neon green socks. Not any old grippy sock will do but their $5 ones. Staff are placed strategically throughout the jump site. Some are not as engaged or maybe the kids cannot hear them over the loud music. There is one tv to play a jump game and there is no one watching the line ups, so kids can be waiting eternally or get bumped from order. We asked to place an attendant here since kids aren't great at advocating. The floor manager tried but the teen moved to this new position was not happy managing this. An hour does go by really quickly. It didn't smell horribly of feet and sweat so that says a lot.

Ugh . . . fun set-up. but very disappointing service!…read more We went in Dec 2023 for a birthday party. glow-in-the-dark style . . . we were promised a party planner that would walk us through everything, but didn't get what was advertised . . . the trampolines and such were fun for the kids no doubt; but no one showed the kids where they could play for their hour or what they were entitled to experience (major miss - parents had to figure it out and show the kids) ... party planner didn't move our coat rack (present holder) to the party room after the first hr; didn't remember that we had ordered the water bottles, and t-shirt for the birthday boy (so the guests that left early didn't get their party gifts and didn't get to sign the shirt), and in general didn't help us out in any meaningful way at all during the party that would lead us to believe that they were taking care of us. In the end, my son had a good time and had fun with the trampolines and climbing park portion . . . but it could have been SO much better with an actual chaperone letting the kids know what they could do and where they could go... Along with people actually doing their job, like giving out the gifts to people that were paid for in advance, etc. And remembering the sharpie marker with the t-shirt so that the kids can sign it, as advertised online . . . as if it was a surprise, ha ha . . . anyways - won't be choosing this place again, and won't be recommending! An Easy "no thanks"

Richmond Hill curling club is conveniently located off Elgin Mills Road. The club features a…read morelounge, dining, and bar space. There is an asham store inside the club in case you need to buy gear. The ice Shed boasts 6 lanes. The instructors at the club are well educated and extremely experienced. The club offers affordable rates for curling and many leagues to participate in. Max is the assistant coordinator at the club and has been a pleasure to work with while coordinating a Corporate Bonspiel. If you have not had the chance to try curling before, definitely consider a learn to curl session here!

So we went on a deal with Groupon for the first time to the Richmond Hill Curling Club, which…read moreallows us to learn the game, and it was a great experience. For $20 (deal with groupon, usually its more expensive if you join their league) we had the entire rink for 2 hours, and played four lengths. I'm a beginner curler and I had a great time and want to go back to give it a try. If you don't know the rules for curling, look it up, and give it a try. Its not the most exciting game, but it definitely is a social game, and will allow you to meet some new people. Just remember to dress up as its cold out there, and wear shoes that are clean, otherwise you mark up the ice.

The kids themselves have fun, but that is because of the kids and friend they meet. It is a very…read moreExpensive studio. Teachers yell at kids as oppose to instruct and teach them!! This is from an older daughter / dancer. They are also unfriendly to parents as well. The owners are much, much worse! If you bring a problem to them they get VERY defensive. They make you sign contacts to attend functions, and camps; and keep your completions costumes hostage until you pay at huge "by the way here it is!" invoice. Oh and the makeup.....I will post another about the makeup soooon:) Just getting my ducks lined up for this one.....:) Two stars was because my daughter made great friends.....thank you other parents!! Frustrating when you pay a fair amount, expect quality that was promised.....and then get charged more, spoken to poorly when confronted, and treated with a general lack of "paying parent" respect. And good luck seeing the owners at the completions.......no where to be found:(:(:(:(:(

I have been taking my child to Soul in Motion for a few years now and am extremely pleased with…read morethem. The owners of the business are a family that are friendly and go out of their way to make it a fun and positive experience for the children. As a child who went to dance myself I am very pleased with their teaching and technique. When I researched schools in the area I found their prices to be comparable if not better than some of the schools out there. I have to say I totally disagree with the previous review, probably a disgruntled dance mom under an alias name. If I could give an example of the character of the staff, I once sent my mother in law with my daughter to dance and the weather became so bad the taxi I ordered for them did not show up, one of the owners drove them home for me. Needless to say, I feel this is a great school with great people running it. Best is to go in and see for yourself.