If you're looking for a public skate, I'd recommend looking elsewhere. In my experience, their…read morepublic skates get treated like extended freestyle sessions (including with coaches on the ice one-on-one with students), so if you're not a figure skater or not planning on practicing figure skating drills, there's no real safe way for you to be on the ice. As we all know, ice time is expensive, so it'll be a waste of your money. This is particularly prevalent during weekdays. The facility itself is adequate and as described on their website.

This rating was for the birthday party. The kids had a great time. We really didn't have to do…read moremuch as the party heros Seth and Faith were more than happy to help setup and serving. They had one thing in mind and that was to make sure the birthday child was having the best birthday party. I think some suggestions I would have is have the party's skate sizing done separately from the rest of the public skaters and maybe have one party game on the ice to keep the group together. Maybe do the birthday cake photo along with a birthday party game on the ice. Because, Once the party hits the ice everyone is was on their own.

It had been a while since I last visited Volcano Bay. We arrived early on a Tuesday morning at…read moreUniversal so we can park and take the bus to Volcano Bay. Our driver Nate was friendly and welcomed us. He drove safely and got us to Volcano Bay without any issues. Upon arriving to Volcano Bay, I immediately went to the Sales/Tickets counter to purchase Mom's and my tickets. I wanted to purchase the tickets with gift cards I had. Gift cards can only be used on site and can not be redeemed online. (I was also able to pay for parking at Universal with one of the gift cards.) Lockers are, of course, available for rent. It was 7 of us so we got a family locker. That didn't work. We had to rent another family locker to hold all our stuff. The family lockers are not big enough if you have multiple bags. Some of the staff are cool. We encountered one team member who greeted almost everyone in the Kopiko Wai Winding River (lazy river). Every time we winded back around to where he sat overlooking and safeguarding the river he spoke. His attitude was hospitable and refreshing.

This is our family's favorite water park. We try to come here every few years and love it every…read moretime. The most recent visit was with family friends and we had an absolute blast. Five stars for sure and two thumbs up!

Typhoon Lagoon is Disney's water park in addition to Blizzard Beach. Both are worth experiencing…read moresince they're so unique. Typhoon Lagoon is shipwrecked tropical island themed with the biggest wave pool in the country. The waves reach 6 feet high and are intense enough to slide a bikini down (so I've heard). There are slides for 2+ so you can adventure together. Lazy River is pretty spacious and has floaty chairs -game changer. Not sure how I can go back to a standard tube after that. Loungers, chairs and picnic tables were available first come first serve. The reserved areas were booked up but we found the perfect location for all five of us. Sun and shade with the nearest bartender just a few steps away. The Mai Thai and Rum Runner were absolutely delish. Was happy to see hard cider available. Disney's magic is keeping the park clean and beautifully landscaped all day long. The water was always that perfect cool and refreshing temp, and crystal clear. Cast members always remind me why Disney is the best.

Pros: 1) clean; 2) towels as much as you need, so no need to bring your own towels; 3) perfect for…read morekids attractions, for adults is too small. Cons: 1) no express lines; 2) limited food options, and poor quality of food; 3) the joints between the slide sections were very rough. I could feel every connection hitting my back, which made the ride painful instead of enjoyable. Advice: 1) bring water shoes or even better water socks, flip flops you have to hold in hands and sometimes it's very inconvenient; 2) waterproof phone holder for neck; 3) sunscreen, I got burned in 2 hours;

My friends and I absolutely enjoyed ourselves here while celebrating my 35th birthday!…read more Our Painter/teacher was amazing! She was patient and stayed opened after hours to accommodate this special day for us. Unfortunately, my entire group didn't show as it was a 10 person minimum. No matter the amount of people we enjoyed ourselves. We were allowed to have wine and refreshments... She also jammed with us to our favorite songs. I highly recommend!

I have adult onset artist syndrome and dove in several classes at valencia and once tried Crealde…read more- which was nice but I thought it didn't give me the flexibility of an open studio like environment . I had peeked into Artroom several times finally last year I signed up for a class - the format was really nice ( adult oil ) first weeks all newbies were given a beginners project and Linda walked us through it in detail sharing wonderful tips that I did not even get from Valencia professors - no offense - most importantly her expertise in teaching and reading the class is incredible - she knows each student their capabilities strengths individually and coaches accordingly - giving honest constructive feedback in a very warm manner. People joke that it is a lot cheaper than therapy and works even better. After the initial project everyone works on a project they want and Linda coaches everyone individually on their projects finding bringing resources - recommending references. It is a group class so this level of individualism surprised me in a good way. My only regret is that I did not find artroom sooner

We've been part of Gymnastics USA for nearly three years now, and my kids still look forward to…read moreevery visit. The gym itself is spacious and well-equipped, with dedicated areas for bars, floor routines, trampolines, and a wide variety of other apparatuses that keep things engaging and fun. BUT the gym definitely has a smell... likely years of feet... One of the programs for younger kids is the Ribbon Club, designed for those under five. It's essentially a playful obstacle course that introduces basic gymnastics skills in a way that's approachable and fun. While the structure can feel a bit repetitive week to week, my son continues to enjoy it. Most of the coaches are high school students, and I've been impressed with their ability to connect with the kids. They're patient, encouraging, and do a great job guiding the little ones through each activity. Overall, Gymnastics USA It's a great place for kids to build confidence, burn energy, and develop foundational skills--and they are always quick to respond when you need to switch class dates.

We had a very poor experience, Makeup classes disappeared…read morewithout notice, We allow if it has an expiration date, but you didn't give us any advance notice that this is a problem, I don't understand why the front desk doesn't answer the phone. We've been on the phone for two days from morning to afternoon,how an unreachable phone can let someone use the make up class？ There is no denying that you have many problems, large and small,We always share our experiences with our friends, but I know I shouldn't recommend you.