We recently celebrated my son's 6th birthday party at UN. Everyone had a blast!! I want to…read morecompliment the staff--from the owner who responded to all of my Qs, to the party planner who gave me a call the day before the party to finalize the details, to the day-of assistance with all of my decor/set-up and gifts, to the coaches who worked with the kids on the course. One young man, I believe his name starts with a D, was so hands-on and even gave my son some 1:1 attention as they talked all about Pokemon; he felt so special. We will definitely be back to play. Thank you!

Don't usually leave reviews but Melody, the general manager was beyond rude. We had a few kids…read moreunder 5 with our party, and she was very rude when telling them to "stay off the gray area", raising her voice and escalating the situation. Although I understand the rule if the children were unsupervised as they don't want the bigger kids accidentally hurting the little ones, however the parents were with them the entire time. Additionally, there is a way to relay and enforce rules, however threatening to "remove" children and parents because they walked through the "gray area" is wild. The funniest part is that the party after us had kids with wristbands and no wristbands (under 5) all playing everywhere no rules enforced.

Kevin is so patient with me and my plethora of questions. They helped me get an old bow up and…read morerunning and get me shooting again. Range fees are incredibly reasonable. They can provide any service related to archery (re fletched some arrows for me, also.) The one lesson I've had so far was lovely and Kevin also helped me with my form and got me shooting so much better so quickly. Will continue to support this business while enjoying an old hobby.

This place was so fun. We took a lesson and learned a lot for our first time doing archery. Super…read moreinformative, the owners are super nice and helpful. Highly recommend will be back 100%

Great experience so far. Clean bathrooms and changing rooms…read more It seems like this 1-1 swim coaching is the way to go for young swimmers versus big classes. We love this kids' swim coaches now. I actually have holds on their classes to move my baby into when they are ready. Coach Colton has been great for my oldest. I see him do well with kids of all ages, but he definitely excels with the age 6+ group. He is teaching my son all the correct strokes and working on refining techniques and prepping for the swim team. I appreciate how reliable he has been and provides consistency to my child. He has somehow been able to challenge my child in a way that my kid is asking to do more and striving to be better. I didn't think we would be doing swim team (just wanted kids to not drown), but after working with Colton that's the new goal! Coach Adam is another angel. He pairs very well with my middle child. Adam seems to enjoy working with a kid even when the kid is difficult. I think the kids can sense that he appreciates them and that Adam loves his job. He plays with the kids at their level ... my kid is always trying to finish his classes with my Adam tossing him in the water or being silly with him. He is very skilled at redirecting kids and working on what makes sense for the kid that day. Observing him with other students, I get the sense that he has the gift of working well with children on the spectrum too. He seems to earn the trust of the kids and still push them on their skills. Coach Olivia is another great reliable coach. She made swimming fun for my kids and taught them all the basics. The first few months of lessons for a new swimmer isn't so rewarding for the parents because the child is doing necessary basics like floating and swim-roll-swim and it doesn't look like traditional swimming. I thank her for building all those necessary skills because now I can see them paying off and it all makes sense!

My daughter's swim teacher, Ms Kasity, has been absolutely incredible. From day one, she created a…read moresafe, encouraging, and fun environment that helped my daughter build both confidence and skill in the water. Her patience and ability to connect with kids really stand out--she knows exactly how to keep lessons engaging while still focusing on technique and safety. We've seen such amazing progress and my daughter genuinely looks forward to every lesson. It's clear she truly cares about her students and goes above and beyond to support them. I couldn't recommend her more highly--five stars all the way! We have had an amazing experience with AquaDuks overall too. All the staff is really friendly. They create a clean and welcoming environment for the kids, which gets them excited to learn. We have recommended this school to a lot of our friends and will recommend it to any parent looking for a fun and supportive swim program for their kids.

The MSP archery range is the best public range I've ever shot at. In fact, it's better than the…read moremajority of private ranges, too. Located along the Eastern side of Mile Square Park, along Euclid St, the range is a beautiful outdoor setting, with the entire length of the shooting lanes covered with a nice, big steel structure. There are 20+ lanes, starting with 10 yd bales on one end, going out to 70-80 yds on the other end, in 10 yd increments. There are also lanes with no bales for archers who want to bring their own targets, stands, etc. It is a popular spot for shooters, and is especially busy on the weekends, so be prepared that you may have to wait for a lane, or share a lane with your group. (And seriously, if you are going to a public range with a group of 4-5 people, do you EACH need your own lane? Be kind and share!) The bales are all foam, and do get replaced periodically as the middles get shot out. The range is generally not monitored by Park Rangers, so it is up to the shooters to self-manage the range most of the time. Also note that the Parks Service runs group lessons most Saturday mornings, and when the lessons are running the Parks staff will call out the range commands. When the range is busy, and when Parks is running group lessons, the range will be slow. If you are a fast shooter, bring enough arrows so you don't shoot your 6 then wait 5 - 10 minutes for the rest of the range to finish the round. (Conversely, don't shoot 20-30 arrows if the entire range is waiting on YOU to finish a round.) There is a paid parking lot ($5) inside the park, right next to the west end of the range. Entrance is on Euclid, almost to Warner Ave. Or, you can park along Euclid for free, and just walk in to the range (~200 yards walk through the park.) There are park restrooms behind the range if you need. The range itself is free to use. Overall a beautiful place to shoot your bow(s), well maintained, and vast majority of archers there are good, friendly types.

Learning how to use a bow and arrow. Great location, free to use, clean and everyone was very…read morerespectful of the facilities/rules. Highly recommended location for spending a few hours

My son has been attending robotics classes here for over three years, and we've had a great…read moreexperience. He really enjoys coming to class and has learned so much about robotics, coding, and problem-solving over the years. The teachers are patient, friendly, and make learning fun for the kids. I also love how the classes encourage children to think independently, be creative, and figure things out on their own. It has been wonderful watching my son grow and become more confident with technology. He recently moved up to VEX IQ at almost 8 years old, and he is very excited about it. After more than three years, he still enjoys coming to class every week. We're very happy with his experience here and would definitely recommend this place to other parents.

We have had a wonderful experience at Magikid Robotics Lab in Diamond Bar! My son has been taking…read morerobotics and coding classes here, and he absolutely loves it. The classes are engaging, creative, and a great way for kids to learn STEM skills while having fun. The instructors are patient, knowledgeable, and do a great job encouraging kids to think creatively, solve problems, and build confidence. We have seen my son become more interested in technology and excited about learning. We highly recommend Magikid Robotics Lab in Diamond Bar to any parents looking for a fun and educational program for their children!

came to get badminton rackets and the service was so excellent! owners were helpful, knowledgeable,…read moreand very friendly~ i already want to go back for pickleball rackets!

If you're looking for a place to find collaborated items for your racket and paddle sports, this is…read moreit! They have a lot of badminton, pickleball, tennis and other items. I'm obsessed with the Dragon Ball items and ended up buying a green backpack and a wristband. I hope they have more collab items soon.

American Martial Arts Academy has been a huge part of my son's life for the past six years, both in…read morethe after-school program, the black belt academy and cant forget the awesome summer camp. My son not only stays active and has a great time but each day i pick him up to his homework done and reviewed for accuracy by one of the instructors. This has become my sons 2nd family and each instructor cares for my son and watches over him. As a mother i feel comfort knowing he is there and i do not have to worry about his well-being. I 100% recommend this AMAZING opportunity and highly encourage you to give it a try. Thanks AMAA for the A++ service and programs provided for our children!!

Amazing, amazing, AMAZING place. My 6 year old worked hard in summer school and earned karate camp…read morefor her last week before going back to school. The staff and sensei's provide such a fun, loving, welcoming, and happy environment to the kids. My daughter has enjoyed everyday that she went so much! Drop offs are a breeze but the pick ups are tough because she never wants to leave. You can tell that everyone who works here truly love what they do and cares about every person who walks through their doors. I had to pick up my daughter in the afternoon to take her to an appointment and the staff was so flexible with my request! They let me pick her up at the field trip and they let me drop her back off at the center. She missed getting ice cream because of the appointment but the instructor saved one for her when she got back this place is magical and wonderful!

We have been becoming increasingly outdoorsy and adventurous, and thought it was time to learn more…read moreabout outdoor survival in case things one day go awry. We took the core survival class, and found it to be very useful. Many of the essential components of surviving in the wild are counterintuitive, especially based off of pre-conceptions we have learned from movies and TV shows about wilderness survival. We are now much better prepared because of the knowledge we gained through this class. I won't give any spoilers cause that would ruin the experience- but on top of basic survival priorities, we learned how to build shelters, purify water, best react to dangerous animals, build fire, and even identify some plants. I also learned that I am kind of a pansy and really don't want to get lost in the wild. I would definitely recommend wearing long pants and long sleeves due to some of the tasks required during the training. Don't be like the girl that came (loudly pronouncing that she was) super hungover, wearing a super deep v neck and no bra (come on man- save it for Burning Man), because you are going to have to actually do stuff. This is a hands-on course, not a powerpoint presentation. Overall, would highly recommend this course for adventurers wanting to better learn how to be safe in the wild.

Attended the core survival class with my seven year old and it was a great experience. My daughter…read moreloves being outdoors and has become obsessed with "survival" shows/videos. She asked if there was classes for survival. Luckily I found California Survival School. We were fortunate to have Dan as the instructor. He background is quite extensive and impressive. He was very knowledgeable and helpful. Although I thought my seven year old would get bored with the lecture portion, Dan kept the group engaged throughout. The hand on activities were our favorite, like building a tend properly. Both my daughter and I enjoyed the class and learned essential skills that can be used in everyday situations. Highly recommend the class for any age.