This place has definitely taken a beating over the years. That said; it has a nice sized gym,…read moregaming tables, gaming consoles, tablets and PC and many other amenities to keep kids of all ages occupied. I have only been here for Chinese ethnic events, so I have never met any of the regular staff, so my review is based solely on the state and contents of the facility.

My kids are on their third year attending the summer program at BGC and we've been pretty happy…read more There were a few instances last year of behavioral issues with kids not being addressed, but I met with the director and things improved. The program is very reasonable IF you don't need extra hours (regular hours are only 10-4). After extra hours and add on extracurriculars for 2 kids, I end up spending about $2400 for 7 weeks. Meals are not provided. Kids are split into age appropriate groups. Sports and other activities are offered.

Son had a week of minecraft camp and loved it. We'll be back!…read more Small classes. Nice teachers and owner, pizza party at the end. Not the least expensive but the best.

Our kids were beyond thrilled with their camp at iCode. They raced to get there everyday, and were…read moreso excited to share their projects. The staff / teachers were incredibly friendly and helpful. The location is extremely clean and we felt very safe with our kids there. Can't wait to get more involved with the camp and look forward to our kids continuing here.

They have an awesome display of Lego collectible figures, but the prices are out of this world…read more Some routinely go for $40, some much, much higher, too, while the average price per figure for ones that I can get anywhere else is about $15. Even the cheapest ones, which are sold in huge quantities everywhere you can buy Lego mini figures, sell for almost $10 at the Robot Garage. I can and do buy those same ones at places like the drug store, Five Below and even Toys R Us for a couple of bucks. Do they have a large, even quite impressive, selection? Yes, but they are overrated and overpriced. They do have in-demand pieces and ones that have been retired or only were produced in limited quantities, but they are not so rare that the prices are justified on everything they sell. Come on, a lot of those figures I can and have gotten for $3 each and there is no need to spend that much on a little hobby. I was last here a the weekend after Thanksgiving. The customer service was so lacking that I'm tempted to not even give them a three star review because based on that one particular experience, although I've been here many times, was so downright horrible that I wouldn't even give them a one star except that I couldn't give lower. The guy that was supposed to be waiting on me basically walked off chatting on his phone and ignored every customer in there. It was near closing time, but there were a bunch of people waiting for assistance and he just walked off to take a personal call on his phone while staring right back at the line at the counter. Some nice girl that didn't really know what she was doing was forced to come to the front and take care of everything herself and mumbled apologies at us, but it wasn't her place to apologize, it was his. He disappeared and we never saw him again as we left the store. I'm still surprised that I bought the pieces I wanted, but they were ones that I was missing and I did want them. I do admit to having a little buyer's remorse over purchasing them with that guy's attitude. The store does have nice Lego displays for children and a huge selection, so that's what brings people through the door. It certainly isn't the customer service that is lacking in all areas.

We've been using The Robot Garage lego subscription kits and their in-person classes over the two…read moreyears and absolutely love them! Their friendly teachers, amazing staff, and fun learning environment make their classes for kids the best. They make learning engineering fun for kids! Convenient parking, too which is always a plus as a parent.

Went there for their winter wonderland tubing! Super fun, mainly for kids. You have to walk up the…read morehill with the tube, they do not have an automatic one where it pulls you up. They have a few farm animals mainly sheep and goat we saw. They have an indoor shop with food and gifts. They have eggs, meat, and a bunch of other food you can buy that's all made from the farm. I would go again! Music was good and it was overall super fun! The staff was great too! There's 4 lanes to go down and they're all the same.

My daughter and I stopped to say hello to the animals. She bonded with a sheep, I fell in love with…read morethe barn cat. We took a wagon ride out to the sunflower field and then filled a bag with tomatoes and cucumbers and basil we picked. Almost everyone was totally welcoming except for someone who was clearly over kids that day - understandable but kids over 3 are charged a $10 entry fee so let's get pumped about them! The flowers were absolutely stunning and the bees were thriving. Ponies adorable, a solitary pig contentedly napping. Delicious honey samples if you like that kind of thing (we do).

Our experience with TSC has been very positive. The staff and coaches are helpful and welcoming…read more It's exciting to see the skill level the kids attain under their direction.

My family's experience with Troy Soccer Club has been outstanding. I've watched my daughters…read moretransition from recreational soccer to club soccer and the difference is night and day. The level of professionalism from the paid coaches down to the volunteer managers is amazing, and a sign of the quality leadership in this nonprofit club. The most impressive thing about Troy Soccer Club is that they are truly invested in every single player, to make them the best they can be on an individual level. While wins are important at the club level, this is not a 'win at all costs' organization. Every player that makes a team plays. No favorites, no bench-warmers. Not all clubs have this mentality.

I love Bright Loritos! Both my children and my sisters 2 children have attended this school. Not…read moreonly are the teachers so kind, they adore our children and our children adore them. My sister and I were not born in this country and we speak several languages. Learning English, a new language for us at the time, was a great experience. It helped me learn more languages with far more ease. My youngest child (2 yrs old) just started attending and within a month him and I converse in Spanish. From the learning, the culture, the compassionate teaching. I highly recommend this day care to parents that want to give their children a leg up in learning for the future.

Bright Loritios is a amzing foreign language school located in Troy, my daughter has attended the…read moresummer camp weekly session for the last 3 years. The staff is very professional and there are so many languages to choose from. I love the fact that the children are completely immersed in the language of choice from the time they walk in the door english is not used very much so the children learn from exposure and activities not drills.

I am so sad we need to leave - logistics issue after work transfers :(…read more We moved here after Kindercare closed and another center had major license issues. Jennifer was helpful with everything. I disagree with the other reviewers in the following ways (and I will explain why I LOVE KA at the same time): 1. Every kid is different - my daughter knew all of her letters and numbers way before my son (and she is younger). You can't rely on them growing at the same speed. 2. The 3 year old room has Miss Joan who has worked for KA for YEARS. She goes through letters and numbers in the mornings. My son came to KA at 4 knowing nothing and she whipped him into shape in a few months. She can be a tough cookie, but if you need parenting advice and can't find Jennifer (the director)...Joan is your girl. 3. Tuition: you have to pay holidays and vacation days regardless of where you go. As long as we have gone to KA, they have not had a snow day. Ever. ALLLLLL the other schools will be closed, but KA is open for business. 4. Homework: feel like you have NO CLUE what your kid is doing all day at preschool? I've been there. KA sends home optional homework packets that my son LOVES doing. It helps me realize what he is learning during the day and he likes to show off (to me and probably also his sister) all of his number knowledge. 5. Turnover: There have been a few people moving around, but nothing like what I have seen at other centers. The center director has been there for over a decade. She knows her stuff, is no-nonsense but kind. She has a love for her job and her students. And she is a fountain of knowledge if you need help with ANYTHING. I don't know anything about the baby/toddler side because my son is older, but overall we are very happy.

Stay away from this place…read more.. reasons why: 1. my 3 year old is not learning any letters or numbers, they are not teaching it. 2. they make you pay tuittion upfront. 3. You have to pay all holidays and if there is a snow day or if they loose power, you have to pay for all those days. 4. you also have to pay 1/2 tuittion for vacation days. 5. last snow day they did not update their voicemail message and I drove 2 kids in a snow storm 15 miles to find a note in the door that center is closed. 6. Overall not happy at all.

Went to this place before dinner to kill some time. We painted ceramics and had a great time. I…read morewasn't sure how well they were going to come out, but they came out awesome. The staff was friendly and showed us the lay of the land. They even host classes.

Love this little gem! I've been a few times and each time I go I discover something new! It's a…read morecreatives dream spot to get lost and vibe! My friend and I made mosaics and then another friend and I painted some already crafted ceramics. Two completely different experiences and both equally enjoyable! The staff are friendly and always available to answer any questions.

The Best Club, Great equipment, great staff, great manager, great classes. Pickleball is first rate…read moreand so much fun. The food is better than most expensive high-end restaurants. I have been a member since 1998 and work out at Troy club 6 days a week. The best money you will spend on your health is Lifetime. Other clubs don't compare. John Adam

00000 stars!! Well you lost this family of 3...! Cancelled- hope you all get treated the way you…read moretreated us and your other members, like crap. I'm honestly pretty upset with how Lifetime as a brand has changed. Customer service? Gone. The feeling of inclusivity? Gone. It's like they no longer care about their members. I get that they're saving some money by not being open 24/7, but it's still a huge letdown. We've tried the Canton location multiple times, but there's always something broken or out of order. So we went to the Troy location, only to find that our family membership doesn't work here--only Novi and Canton. After upgrading, my son, who loves basketball, was disappointed to see that half the courts are now taken over by pickleball. Now they're even getting rid of basketball courts altogether. When I asked, I was told that "basketball doesn't make us money." Isn't that why we're paying $275 a month for a family membership? Today, after upgrading, we got kicked off the basketball court within an hour because of some family event. Apparently, they have arts and crafts tables in the gym on Saturdays. We were told we could come back after 8pm, but why did we drive 55 minutes from Ann Arbor for that? There's other space they could've used, but I'm guessing that's being rented out for more money, while the members are pushed aside for things like pickleball. Honestly, the Las Vegas locations are great, but the Michigan ones are a mess. I've been harassed since day one at Canton. It's frustrating because, just like 24-Hour Fitness, Lifetime is drifting away from what made it great--caring about the members. Eventually, I think they'll learn, especially when they start closing down locations, just like 24-Hour did. I just hope they realize that the people--the members--are what keeps their revenue flowing. Plus spend some money on this club first, everything is old and falling apart..... Maybe one day, pickleball will fade out like racquetball did. But until then, here's an idea: Troy could convert those racquetball courts into basketball courts. That would actually make sense!