The Recplex has been open just about 2 years. It was a new build and an amazing addition to…read moreBurbank. I've been contemplating joining some sort of gym, but I really like to take classes the most. The recplex offers both - and a whole lot more! I stopped here a week ago after checking everything out on line. There are so many fitness classes at different times/days. The hours are great for me and the place is 6 blocks from home. Also, they offer a variety of packages for in and out of district - both very reasonable. I joined!! The recplex is pretty big and fully staffed. Also, it is not very crowded, which I asked about. Upstairs is a walking track and a machine/weight room. All the equipment looks to be state of the art and there is a ton of equipment. The walking track is only 1/16 of a mile, which sucks a bit, but you can always jump on a treadmill. I've taken 2 classes so far - the instructors are great and motivating. Also, there is a large parking lot and bike racks. So, if you are looking to join a gym at a reasonable price, I would highly recommend!

Over 50 group exercise classes, large variety of equipment, multiple workout areas and rooms off of…read morethe main gym floor. Free trial passes and takes a few different insurances.

Yes I give them 5 stars for well excellent Trained life…read moreguards and for cleanliness. This place is spotless no garbage anywhere. They lifeguards go do check ins I'm the locker rooms the water for the shower is hot so no need to scream in cold showers. I been here so many decades ago but it still a gorgeous place for the entire family to come and have fun. I love the fact that they do have adult swimming every hour so yay. I mean only adult swimming. The down side is that they do not allow out door food which is hard for us since we are in a special diet no gluten dairy free etc our food got confiscated the good side they kept it with them in the shade area indoor with them. Remember do t bring food here. You can buy food here and soda etc is not bad at all. The only thing the prices are a little high but welcome to 2023 prices. Since we are not resident to Burbank I end up paying a lot to get in I do want to thank Sebastian the life guard for doing a fast jump to assist my son that was not surfacing from jumping from the board. Sebastian whistle and throw the rescue red float and jump so fast. Woot woot my don was ok

where should i start!!! from the rude n ignorant employees!! or the nasty friggin rap crap they…read moreplay with the nasty words including curse words!!!! y'all obviously could care less bout others who aint tryin to hear the rap crap or even bout the young kids who can hear it!!!!!! have some respect for others not what y'all teens wanna hear!!!! n as for searching bags fine! but if ur gonna take something, take it all!!! so let me keep fruit snacks! but take the unopened air heads!!!!! why so y'all can eat them!!!! this place has changed for the worse!!!! i lived here yrs ago it was soo fun!! i will not step another foot in this place again !!!!!!! i would lv to speak to the "top " manager n not a young teen!!!!!!!

Busy. Chaotic. Space challenged. You decide…read more Though there is a small window of time between when some classes end and the next set of classes begin, there aren't nearly enough seats for the number of parents, particularly pre-K, and occasional extra guests from one hour to the next. Add in strollers and/or car seats and you lose even more space. I recall seeing emails about renovations underway, and the now larger desk/counter space further eats into the already limited space. Nice floors though ::shrug:: One of the emergency exits is usually blocked by the older kids backpacks. God forbid there is an emergency and all exits need to be used. I thought for sure the renovations would have included storage such as rows of heavy duty hooks to keep those bags and coats off the floor. Negative. From one week to the next, the kids are supposed to do different activities but on more than one occasion have I questioned what I'm paying for. Bounce on the trampoline. Jump into the foam pit. Climb the rope. Attempt a headstand. Tuck and roll. Follow a flip/walk/crawl sequence. Making good use of and/or further developing gross motor skills.Awesome! Some coaches do a great job of taking control of their group and keeping them engaged. Others look like they are having a difficult time coming up with activities to fill the time slot. And with smaller children, you have to keep it interesting, and sometimes the coaches don't recognize when they need to pivot. If you have a young person who is interested in competitive gymnastics, I'm sure this is the go-to place. I give it two stars because my children are occupied for ~45 minutes, enjoy their coaches, and the post-class snack selection includes more than candy and chips. Mmmm pickles!

Hailey the office manager was very rude because we decided to enroll our daughter in a later…read moresession so she wouldnt be alone. Now we will not be enrolling her here and will be enrolling her in Pattis.

The manager and staff are great!…read more As a mom, there's nothing more comforting than seeing your child feel safe, supported, and celebrated--and that's exactly what we've found here. When we first started swim lessons, my kiddo was terrified of the water. I honestly wasn't sure how it would go. But thanks to the incredibly patient, kind, and skilled instructors, not only is my child no longer scared--they are absolutely thriving. What makes this place truly special is the family atmosphere. Everyone knows my kiddo by name, cheers them on, and makes them feel like they belong. It's not just swim lessons--it's a community that genuinely cares. We've gone from tears at the pool's edge to being asked daily if it's "swimming day" yet. I can't thank this team enough for helping my child grow in confidence and fall in love with swimming!

Bear Paddle has small group classes for kids based on their proficiency and age. Lessons are fun…read moreand non competitive. Instructors, called coaches, provide instruction and correction when needed to meet specific goals for each class level. When goals are met, the kids get patches and graduate to the next level. Bear Paddle also offers special clinics and camps during breaks from school. Pool is filled with warm salt water. Locker room has stalls for changing and showers are available. The Kid Wash also allows kids to rinse off before and after class in a fun way. There's an adjacent room with tables, and chairs, snack machines (I don't think they are working at this time), and kids' movies. Kids seem to like it.

I use to enjoy going to the aqua center as a child and a teen. Now that I have kids of my own they…read moreenjoy spending the summer at the aqua center. My son learned how to swim by taking swim lessons at the PFAC. My son has also taken the junior life guard class two years in a row and has enjoyed it. My now 5 year old daughter has taken two years of swim lessons here and has learned alot. The adult pool is nice, quiet and relaxing, eventhough I don't use it as much as I use too. My two younger kids enjoy the zero depth pool (beach pool) and sand box. My son enjoys the water slide, drop slides and the wall climb. There really is something for all ages at the PFAC.

I wish I could live in a pool, but since I haven't figured out how to turn into a mermaid, I will…read morejust have to settle for spending copious amounts of time at the Aqua Center. I spent my entire childhood at the PFAC hanging out in the puddles, the zero-depth pool and the badge pool. Now that I am decidedly over 18, I have graduated to the adult deck and it is fabulous! It is a completely calm, child-free zone complete with designated lap lanes and available lounge chairs. I can spend hours here swimming, sun bathing and reading. Beyond just splashing around in the pools, the Aqua Center always tries to provide other services. They have swim lessons, private party rentals and this year Aqua Zumba classes are offered on Saturdays for $5. I wouldn't last 5 minutes at a zumba class on land, but in the water I am a contender. The facilities are also very clean and the lifeguards are very professional. We might not be going on vacation this year, but we are going to the PFAC and it feels just as good.

Machines that constantly breakdown resulting in loss of swing credits, balls that are beyond…read morebusted, everything looks run down in general, several coaches that don't have the temperament/skill set to work with children, and rude staff. Not worth the high prices.

From the employees that run this, to the quality of the machines, this place is fantastic. Fair…read morerules on waiting your turn. Nice for both teams to practice and individuals looking for a quick stop to take some swings. Plenty of space for one on one whether it's hitting, pitching or catching. There's even a spot to work out with weights.... Nice pro shop, great prices. Nice membership opportunities. Staff is always professional and courteous. They recommend to everybody the social distance stuff, and ask you to wear a mask unless you are in the cage, which is the right way to do it. I'm glad you have this business and we frequent your store to smiling faces welcoming us every time. Nice Job!!

My kids really enjoyed the playground. The grounds were well kept and the surrounding area was…read morenice, too. Super easy to get to and parking was very close to the play equipment.

Nice huge park next to the library and train station. Multiple fields for sports. Large playground…read morefor ages 5-12. This is not a good playground for small children as most of it is tailored toward Kids not toddlers and the slides that are there are too quick and somewhat dangerous for small little ones. The park is decorated "freedom" style as the name suggests and has real sized piece of a train and tank for decoration along with everything being red white and blue. A big downside is it was littered with trash- water bottles, fast food cups, fast food bags, straws- it was a mess all over especially around the playground

This is another of Orland Park's wonderful neighborhood parks ... this one on Red Oak Lane in the…read moreIshnala neighborhood. This park has roughly 3 1/2 acres of land and includes facilities for children and adults. It includes a pavilion for cooking out, a basketball Court, room for practicing your golf swing, horseshoes, and a nice playground. This park has two sets of playground equipment for children ... one each for the different age groups. There are also fenced-in tennis courts for those that play that sport, and the courts have the added attraction of being lined out for pickleball games. This is a great park for all to use ... and it is close by in the neighborhood. Try it ...