Ms Kaia was the on duty ninja and she was very helpful with my son. She taught him numerous methods…read moreto work the obstacles. I really like how the place is set up. Lots of obstacles with mats to protect you when you fall. I highly recommend joining or just signing up for free play. It's literally fun for the whole family. We will be back for sure.

It's a decent amount of fun for kids, but I would say the vast majority of the obstacles are geared…read moretowards older kids. My 5 / 6 year old, despite being fairly athletic, wasn't able to do at least half of them due to the need to stretch far, be taller, etc. If you go on a super slow open gym time, there's usually plenty of employees working who are willing to help... but I did find that some of them really have no idea how to interact with smaller kids. (one was using phrases like "Gravitational pull" and "momentum" when trying to explain things to a 4 year old... ehhhhhhhh) Also, CAN WE PLEASE GET A CHANGING TABLE HERE? For heaven's sakes, it's the middle of winter and no one wants to change a poopy diaper on the floor of a bathroom. It's a KIDS' GYM. That means parents are bringing their families here --- please be 100% family friendly and put a couple changing tables in the bathrooms. Please please please. I wouldn't pay full price, but with a Groupon it's a nice day out of the house when you're stuck inside during winter. Oh, also, BRING YOUR OWN POWDER. Because sweaty little kid hands + hanging obstacles = blisters and ripped open palms. Take my word on it.

Nothing but good things to say about this daycare. I'm not sure about these other negative reviews,…read morethey kinda seem a bit outrageous. My experience with them over 3 years has been great. Most of the staff has been there a while so I really like that my kid went from a baby to a preschooler with a lot of the same people. The new managers seem like they are really trying to make nice improvements too. The one is brand new but the other one has been there a long time so she knows all the parents and kids pretty well. They are both nice and you can tell everyone there really loves the kids.

My son attended this daycare for 1 week for spring break. On day 3 I was viewing their live camera…read moreof his preschool room 1 when I saw the lead teacher Samantha grab a little girl by her upper arm for running around the classroom, lift her in the air by her arm, and drag/carry her a few feet away before dropping her on the ground and walking away, leaving the little girl visibly screaming and crying. I immediately called the supervisor Lisa, who went in and spoke with the teacher and surprise! The teacher denied it and was allowed to stay for the rest of the day. I was called by Lisa again the next day with the child's mother present, telling me nothing wrong happened, despite no camera review by supervisors. I received a call almost 24 hours after the incident for Lisa to let me know that the district manager viewed the footage and labeled the violent incident "positive guidance". Needless to say my son will not be returning and I am out 347 dollars because of a violent teacher and an administration full of enablers and cover ups.

Overall, my family has been pretty happy with the Y. The workout facilities, locker rooms and…read morebathrooms are much cleaner than what I've experienced at places like LA fitness. I love that they have lockers with locks in the main workout area (you do need to bring your own lock for the locker room), although currently many of the lockers are broken so I hope they repair them soon. I've taken quite a few good classes here although the classes do tend to get crowded so you really have to show up early to make sure you have a spot. We also enjoy swimming both in the lap pool and with our son in the zero depth pool. The one frustration I have had is with the adventure room. This is a great indoor playground which my toddler son loves. However, unlike the rest of the facilities, it is covered in dust. I worry that if they aren't maintaining this area, not only is it covered in germs from the children, but they may not be regularly inspecting the safety of the structure. Overall, it seems like a safe playspace but anytime you have kids climbing at such high heights, a piece of broken equipment could become a serious danger. I always watch my son closely and check out the equipment myself while he's playing. The other problem with this area is that although there is an app with schedules, it is frequently incorrect when it comes to the adventure room. The open hours for children under five are very limited and as you can imagine, it is very difficult to get a toddler out of the house, bring him to his favorite place only to have to tell him that it is unexpectedly closed. I have brought up this issue to the staff multiple times, but it still has not been addressed. In general, I would say the Y is worth it, especially if you were planning on utilizing all of the facilities

The excercise classes in the pool led by Sara are wonderful. Overall, the staff is friendly,…read morehelpful, and professional. The facilities are 1st rate.

Super cute place for the younger crowd. I went Saturday for a three year old's birthday party. It…read morewas very clean and safe for children. Upon entry, there are cubbies for personal belongings and your shoes, removal of shoes is a requirement. Totally appropriate ask as to provide a cleaner environment for babies, toddlers and young children. Nice and colorful. The party hostess was very pleasant and made sure we had enough hand sanitizer and other accompaniments for the party guests.

Clean facility Great staff and teacher…read more My son adored his time in the gym and loved all the activities and games they played Plus a stamp at the end of the day

These guys are great. Our son just got back Teen Treks NYC to Montreal and I have never seen him so…read moreenthused. The leaders are excellent, and the other kids on the trip seemed like a lot of fun to hang out with. When I was his age, I took bike trips with American Youth Hostels, and Teen Treks shares a lot of that DNA. Bike touring is the best. We are already planning his trip for next summer.

My teen trekker returned home sharing fun stories of his biking adventure. This was music to my…read moreparental ears! An active kid, he liked motoring under his own power, racking up the miles while picking up some basic bike repair and problem-solving skills. And enjoying lots of ice cream with the other kids along the way. Each night's location was a fun surprise. The group cooking fostered a new interest - who knew? It sounded like the two young leaders were attentive and fun to be around while keeping the group on track. All in all, it was a positive experience with kids his own age - a memorable biking experience. It continues to be fun for me to overhear him reveal little tales of how he spent part of his summer vacation traveling on the road.

I am a swimmer. The water in this pool is hot, like bath water. A guard said that this is because…read morethe elderly swimmers complain if the water isn't very warm. That's horrible for actual swimmers looking for a workout. No pool should be above 80 degrees. I'd say this one is at least 87 degrees. That is way too warm.

This community center currently accommodates children at hours that only adults should be able to…read moreuse the facility. Children should not be able to stare and gawk at adult women while they are on the treadmills, this is disgusting and appalling behavior and nothing is being done about it at this community center. I used to attend this center for basketball but my girlfriend vowed to never come along with me again due to these underage perverts.

Shannon has been working with my 2 year old son for about a year now and is absolutely amazing! My…read moreson had a lot of issues with ear infections and his hearing suffered because of it which put him behind on his speech. He LOVES Ms. Shannon so much, running to her with the biggest smile and hug every time he sees her. He went from not being able to say mama/dada to saying sentences and working through his frustrations by communicating instead of being physical thanks to her. She is great at communicating his progress and things we should be working on at home. I wish I would have found her sooner for my older son.

We highly recommend Shannon to anyone who is in need of a speech therapist. Our son is 19 years old…read moreand has Fragile X Syndrome and Autism. He has a difficult time transitioning to new tasks and Fragile X causes his speech to sound muffled and difficult to understand. Shannon was professional, efficient, and effective. She used a variety of methods to help him transition into each therapy session and he responded to her and cooperated without any bad behaviors. Also, his communication skills improved. He started to answer questions using complete sentences, used more than one to two word answers, and his speech was clearer. As parents, she was wonderful to work with and helped us find ways to assist him in communicating. Wish we could give her more than just the five stars!