The staff was all teenagers and they did a good job. My only complaint is whoever their boss is…read moreSteve, he called multiple times when we were there on Sunday ( while we were checking in and it rained so we were in the shop waiting it out) and then proceeds to list off a million things for them to do without asking if they're helping customers. And if the fear they all showed when the phone would ring was any indication of what type of boss he is, of course they won't interrupt him to tell him they're with a customer. He called almost every time we were in the building, I'm sure he wants to make sure things are running smoothly, but dang the whole place freezes in fear when the phone rings. On another note you all should do cabins and expand a bit. Take a look at Waco Surf in Waco. We've stayed in their cabin and it was a lot of fun.

I didn't even know this place existed before a few days ago, but it was a BLAST! I went with 2…read morefriends to try the knee boarding, it was first of all a very cheap day. $25 got us a generous 2 hours (20 minutes were added on as well for free) on the cable. The $25 was all inclusive of life jackets, cable ticket, board, and helmet. There are plenty of obstacles and trick equipment in the wake oval for you to try if you're up for it. I didn't fall off at all, but if you do, a potentially long walk awaits you to get back to the launch station. NOTE: Beginners should have good core and upper body strength. Some friends had trouble staying on the tow line due to the speed and jerky turns. I lift weights daily and do advanced hot yoga which really helped. You will get tired and need to take breaks too, they have a nice patio area for that. All in all, I'll be back and up for trying full wakeboarding next time. It's a cheap, fun (if you can stay up/hang on), and unique experience!

My 4 year old granddaughter loves this place! There is so much talent here! The girls have fun! The…read moreinstructors are awesome patient and encouraging!!

My daughter has been going to CGA now for a year. What I love most is this academy's owner coached…read moregirls who were part of the Olympics years ago. I also love how they have competition teams. The gym is huge and has tons of space. You can see all the girls working on different techniques (I.e. tumble, bars, balance beams, etc).The ages range from 2 year-olds to high school. I really enjoy watching my daughter do the activities and grow as the year has past. My only complaint is they do the same thing over and over for the entire year. It's the same obstacle courses and activities. I know for younger kids they have to do it over and over. However, I feel things can be different and they can incorporate different activities and not the same exact courses and plan every single week. My daughter started at 2 years old and went for 30 minutes one day a week, four times a month. We originally had her in twice a week but we were always missing one of the days so we took her out. She now goes for 45 minutes a session one day a week, four times a month. She is now 3 years old (about to turn 4), and they are doing the exact same thing they did in the first year. However, now 15 additional minutes are added on for them to jump on this long trampoline and do rolls. At times I feel my daughter gets bored and I notice her wondering off and not paying attention. I like CGA and feel they have potential but I don't like that for younger kids it doesn't seem like they do anything different and it's the same thing over and over. I'm getting bored watching them at times. I'm going to keep my daughter in gym and inquire when things will begin to progress. I certainly know it can be a good school as I've seen the mid and older girls do well. I've also talked to other parents who said there daughters have been going since they were young so I know it will pay off. It's just a slow start.

My daughter had so much fun at Rockin' Jump. There is a special area for toddlers, and it was…read moreperfect. Unfortunately, people thought they were above the rules. Regardless, she had such a great time, we had to drag her out!

Worse place ever. Rudest group of employees. They bring their children with them, kids all behind…read morethe desk. Tionna has to be the rudest, most disrespectful person in Cincinnati. She has no empathy and she act as if everyone is trying to get over on them. That is not a good attitude to have for a work place geared towards children. Several times I went and the pungent smell of marijuana was on the staff members. I couldn't tell if it was Tionna, who was arguing with a customer at the time. As a pass holder I am cancelling due to this. This is not an environment I want my kids in at a place geared for kids.

Waterslide is never open, it is never open awhen i am here needs 3 life guards and a swim test for…read morea 3 feet 6 inches deep water its so bad never wish this type of service on my worst enemy.

Beware the automatic renewal without notification policy. Prepaid annual members must sign an…read moreauthorization for an auto-deduction on their credit card for the following year. This shows up as a monthly charge on your automatic renewal date, Even if you have not went to the facility for months, this "monthly" charge appears on your card without any prior notice at current rates. There is no advance notice the date is coming. You must sign a form to end your membership, tough luck on the month you paid for. Shady

Snapology camps are full of fun for kids who love legos and STEM. Part of the camp is spent on the…read moretheme of the week which could be amusement parks, dinosaurs, game bot, STEAM survivor, and more. Ages range from 5-14 during half day and full day camps. Parents also have the option to send their child for "Parents Night Out" events at random. Snapology of West Chester has dozens of options at several locations and ensure a smooth check in/check out process while the kids are having fun!

We went for a friend's birthday party and had a great time. My little one ran, swung, climbed, and…read morejumped about, enjoying all the activities throughout. The staff were amazing with everyone who was there, answering questions, assisting with the party, and tending to all our needs. My daughter already said she wants to go back and maybe even celebrate her birthday there too.

This is such a great place for kids to just play! It is also the *best* play place for kids who are…read moreon the spectrum! The owners have put a lot of care and work into this gym! I stumbled across it on Yelp when I was looking for something to do with 2 little guys one day. I bought the 2 hour open gym pass for $14 for the first kid and $12 for the additional kid. I love that it's smaller than somewhere like Run, Jump, & Play. It's also cleaner. The owner was actively doing things to add fun and safe things to the gym. The kiddos loved it here. They're begging to go back again.

Not sure why some people are hating here, but our kids have been coming here for years during which…read moreour daughter made strides in violin. Even our son, who we lovingly call an "immovable object" had plenty of fun in gymnastics and improved his balance and movement all around. There are plenty of different classes and offering. Prices are great, especially with sibling discounts. This is truly the heart of our community.

do not come here.They are rude to parents and turn the place from fun into a terrible experience…read more They never take responsibility for anything and just blame families. There are plenty of other better places that are actually cheaper and have much better equipment. Kids First is way better. And they let the parents watch every rehearsal instead of putting the kids behind closed doors for every class.

There is no teaching; it is just playtime. kids just run around the course from one thing to…read moreanother ; either they know how to do it or they do not. No one shows them how to do it. It may be fun for a party but this is not the place to learn gymnastics. Very disappointing. They were 24 kids, 4 "instructors", 3 of which walked around, taking notes on tablets. They "assessed" kids, but they did not teach at all, they just entered notes on their tablets. What good is an assessment without teaching? Most of the time, they were just walking around. Only 1 instructor went around and talked to *a few* kids, showed them a little. This is not a class, this in an indoor playground. Most of the positive reviews are about birthday parties, not from people looking to have their kids learn gymnastics, and get better at it.

We really love USA Ninja for our 5yo. It's a mixture of fun and exercise. Less serious than most…read moreclasses (gymnastics, karate, etc.), but still safe, fun, hand eye coordination learning. Classes currently during Covid are $20/class but typically are $80/month. Monthly payments are to begin again in September. 50 minutes long. The whole building is very clean from the check in area, parent observation area and ninja equipment. You can tell they pride themselves in cleanliness. Signup was easy, a quick call to Steve and youre on the books. All forms are online to easily sign. Highly recommend a class! Heck, I might even take one as an adult.