This review is for a birthday party at this place. It was for a 6 year old and the kids had a blast. They have planned activities and utilize a good area of the floor including the foam pits, the rings, and mats. They have a private room just for the party to eat. There only down side is the aisle is narrow and the coat/shoe room is smack in the middle of the entry to a locker room. So you had children walking through while others are trying to get on/shoes. If safely say it Appears to be a real gymnastics training center. read more

My three year old was invited to a birthday party through his preschool. We get there, check in, take his shoes and socks off and let him run to the others. Less than five minutes later a young woman comes up to us and tells us he's too young for the party and throws him at our feet. He's now upset and crying. If they did not plan on including my son, I would have never came. But this is a party for a preschooler. All the kids were 3, 4, and 5 years old. Not sure who management was expecting their audience to be. If they can't include all the kids, why are they even hosting kids parties? Also, they don't let the parents into the gymnasium. The signs are clear and we weren't given an option. The parents are corralled into a narrow corridor and it's hard to move around. I can only describe the gymnasium activities as chaotic. There isn't an area sectioned off for the party on the gym floor. There are other random customers practicing gymnastics where ever they want. They keep shooing the kids party away from the regular customers claiming the equipment is dangerous. I look around for management. No one is in the lobby where we checked in, I ask another coach who is in charge, she points at someone helping a student on the uneven bars. It appears there is no real management, only gymnasts. And it's clear gymnasts are prioritized over the party. I would definitely avoid if you are planning a party for a preschool aged kid or expect a modicum of management. Also, avoid if you don't want to fight with your wife all weekend because you left a party early because they wouldn't include your kid. There are more inclusive facilities in the area where the kids are allowed to play on the equipment with no randoms practicing while the party is going on. read more

I signed up my son for the world cup summer camp. First you should not expect a very warm welcoming from the first day. We found only one teacher to be sociable enough that we introduce ourselves and ask his name. The rest were just in their busy world and not very interested in coming forward to welcome you. My son is 5 and he is not used to be totally ignored when he enters a new place. Putting his backpack in the super old and rusty cubby, which is not easy for him to open and close, we guessed that the color room is the next place that we should put him in. You enter the color room. There are 3-4 teenagers considered as their lead and no one bothers to give your son an instruction or offer him a seat. The staff talk with each other but not with the kids. You have to pull a chair from a stack for your kid yourself and tell him where to sit. All tables are packed and you will end up putting the one chair in the middle of the classroom. I have noticed many other kids that just stand there for long time doing nothing and being ignored completely. Of course my judgement is for the 15 minutes while dropping off or picking up. I have not seen any tries from the staff to entertain or greet the kids while we are there. Other than that, I have not seen my son doing any gymnastic related move since he started. I expected at least minimum eagerness to the gymnastic moves after few days. The email communication with parents are minimal. I received one email containing all the information when I signed up and that's it. Where charts were outdated. No daily reminder, or no confirmation of the next day plans! And finally the price is as twice as what we paid for our previous camp, which was definitely more exciting for our son than this one. read more

My one-and-a-half year old son loves this place! We've been bringing him to the Romperee classes for about 6 months now and open gym when we can. The instructors are great and they keep the place very clean. It's nice year round but it's been especially great for rainy days. I highly recommend this for anyone with a little one! read more

This place is horrific. I am very upset. My daughter and her friend were doing things like : handstands, backbends, and cartwheels, when they were perfectly good in those areas. They are at the level of doing front-hand sprains, back walkovers, and back-hand sprains . On their last day, their coach tried to make it boring. They were talking during warmups, as usual; but they were still doing the warmups. My daughter came home trying to walk because they were in pain. The coaches made them go into corners and sit there without doing warmups. Then they were forced to do things that put them in pain; especially without warmups. I paid more then 100 a week for this mess! Do not hope for good when you join this monstrosity!! The coaches could have done much better. read more

My daughter went to the saturday class at 3 yrs old. The instructor for the saturday class was a high school student who didnt seem to have much teaching experience. Now that shes entering kindergarten i was considering sending her back but wanted to find out about the level of experience of the isntructors for these classes as she is at an age where that matters more. I called and left messages for both the director of girls programs and the director of the school and neither had the decency to return my call. If they are unresponsive now how do they address your concerns when you are actually a paying member? read more

My daughter went to a Sat Gym class at 3 years old. The instructors were very intimidating and yelled at my child for not doing something right. This was done at the earshot of administrators and other teachers and no one approached the young man to tell him that it's inappropriate to be so aggressive with a young toddler. Next week, same demeanor. Now, 2 years later, my daughter still remembers this experience and in unwilling to try anything relating to gymnastics. Thanks a lot... read more

Awesome gym! I'm a former gymnast and I went up to World Cup recently to watch a meet. Great facilities, great equipment, and a very well-run competition. Definitely one of the top gyms I've been to! read more

We've been at World Cup for 2 years now and love it! We started with their free new mommy meetup where they had awesome guest speakers come in to talk about new mommy questions regarding sleep, feeding, etc. It was helpful and a very welcoming atmosphere. Then we started the romperee class. We participated in it for 2 sessions where their amazing teacher, Ms. Kim, taught basic gymnastics skills and now we are moving into the big gym with Ms. Jenny. My daughter loves her teachers and loves the classes! I highly recommend checking it out! read more

The instructors are friendly and good with my 2 1/2 year old. They are understanding and modify expectations when necessary. They mix up the routine every week so that it never gets boring. My son looks forward to his gymnastics class every week and is exhausted when it is over. read more

This is my daughter's fourth session at Word Cup, and we love it! She has been lucky enough to have Marissa as an instructor for all four sessions, who is absolutely wonderful. She has had various other co-teachers who have all been great as well. There is a fabulous balance of fun and instruction. I am able to see my daughter's improvement every week. read more