Came here for the drop in trapeze class on a cold Toronto night. The Downsview Park bus comes every…read more20 minutes, which we did not anticipate. The cost of the class is $25/ per person and the length of the class will be dependent on the number of students per class. There were 8 of us, and we were lucky to go 6 times on the trapeze. I initially did not think I could hang upside down, however it's very safe and you receive instruction while in air. I would highly recommend this class, and would suggest this for a date night. This way, you can see how your date fairs under stress ;)

So much fun! Went here with some girlfriends to try something difference and we had a blast! It was…read morekinda nervewracking because of the height (obviously) of the trapeze and the fact that everyone is staring, but it's easy to forget all that when you start swinging through the air and do some basic stunts. Basic for us anyway. There were a few participants there that seemed to be regulars because the instructors gave them more complicated instructions, which seems great! I hope to go back again soon :)

I was there for CPR HCP and BLS. The location was a bit further from Toronto. When I booked it, I…read morewas under the impression that it was going to be closer to downtown, but it was in North York. The instructor was very knowledgeable and tried to make the energy lively. They were personable, tried to make sure we all had a great time learning. I appreciated that they were detailed, used accurate (scientific) terms that we used in the field, and did not just try to give us the certification without making sure we understood the material. Because I came during the pandemic, we were not able to eat or drink inside the building, and nothing was open. Considering that it was a full-day class, we were not able to eat or drink anywhere else but the street (the sidewalk), and that was a bit ridiculous. That wasn't anyone's fault but just make sure you don't bring anything to eat or drink that you can't easily put away (Starbucks cups are a no-go, learned it the hard way).

I Give Vital CPR a 5 stars, because it's a good training school for students like me and many…read moreothers. I went there for 2 classes so far, Basic Life Support(BLS) and also Standard First Aid CPR/AED level C. This courses was so fun! I enjoyed and I learned so fast. If you need a friend In a teacher and you learn better visually and by demonstration then this is the right place for you. Especially, if you contact them and you asked them for help they will tell you everything. Also they give great big discounts ! To conclude, I will definitely suggest Vital CPR for you and your fellows and family.

I am leaving a review and, also a comment about 2 of your security people and, their supervisor-He…read morehas been very nice to me so I will not say too much but the other 2 security people crossed a line with me both by physically following me to a Coffee Shop down the street and, then proceeding to look on my computer at my personal life-this is against the law and, I did nothing wrong to anyone-this occurred on this past Saturday and, the guard said to me "I know who you are Sir" that is not his place-if he chooses to do that type of action then there is a price to pay and, please ask your security people not to tell me to "Relax" as they are not doctors. This review would have been positive had my experience been different with them and, they need to exercise discretion when dealing with others or a member of the public.

Terrible service. I have been contacting this place about a wrongful trespass from Yorkdale mall…read more There guy was the one to start the problem and won't do anything about what happened. There worker was a loose cannon and I asked if something was wrong and he immediately called for backup for absolutely nothing.

great camp. went this year, and they asked to put a review. so here I am. Also they gave a pretty…read morecool pin after you complete the course

We enrolled our two daughters in Rooks to Cooks' Cutting Edge Chefs camp and pulled them out midway…read morethrough the week. Other parents should know why. Our daughters told us they were shouted at repeatedly, that a sunscreen reminder we had asked for was not given even though one of them has a skin condition, and that one of them was burned in an incident they attribute to a lack of supervision. She told us that when she used the phone we had given her to call us about it, she was reprimanded for contacting her own parents. Telling a parent their child has been hurt is what should happen. Punishing a child for it is not. The response troubled us as much as the incident. The one call we had during the week felt short and defensive, more a recitation of policy than any interest in what happened. The owner himself was more courteous: he apologized and said he would "review" the matter. But he also framed our safety complaint as us simply having "different views," and in the end refused any refund for the two days our children did not attend, citing the no-refund clause in the registration terms. Instead he offered to send a chef to our home for a free class. We did not want this company's chef in our home. We wanted them to make right a week we cut short over our children's safety. To be fair, the office staff replied quickly and courteously, and the program is clearly popular. But courtesy and popularity are not accountability. A business that treats a burn and a safety complaint as a matter of opinion, and hides behind a no-refund clause meant for scheduling changes, not a child's safety, rather than making a parent whole, is not one I can recommend.