They have tremendous teachers in a variety of music arts. I have two granddaughters taking piano…read more Everyone is very professional, very helpful and we have been very happy here.

This is just sharing my experience with voilin lessons I received here. They assign you a person…read morethat knows violin, but is not specialized in it. The person we had nit pick time with us. You start at exactly the time you are suppose to be there at and you end at that exact time, not a second earlier. The service and lessons feel very impersonal and it was not a good vibe to start lessons. Also, you cannot reschedule your appointment if your child is sick or you cannot attend for a reason. You get a online lesson sent to you, not the one on one you paid for. WAA does explain this to us in the beginning, but at the end, this was one of the many reasons we didn't move forward. If you are looking for violin lessons, look for someone that specializes in only that instrument. We did not get that here.

Very classy ball room dancing place. The owner was super nice! We had so much Fun. The entrance…read morefee was super cheap too! There was karaoke and one man band so you can sign up to sing if you want.

From the owner: Learn ballroom dancing, singing, karaoke, night club. Cha cha, rumba, tango, valse, bebop, waltz,…read moresamba, bachata. Nơi học khiêu vũ, ca hát và nhảy đầm lý tưởng, sang trọng tại quận cam, Little Saigon, Westminster, California

My daughter has been dancing since she was 2. We moved to Huntington Beach when she was 9 and…read morechecked out several local dance options (there are a lot of great options in the area). We decided on HAD because it has all the things she wanted at the time.(lots of performance opportunities, kind experienced teachers, a friendly dance community, a focus on ballet and proudly stayed away from some of the dubious costume choices one sees at competition studios). I could go on and on about this place,but I will try to be concise. A few notes on why we love this studio still (7 years later and going strong) 1. Safety. They use a defined curriculum (The Cecchetti Method). It may seem slow, but no kid goes up on pointe until they are physically ready. This helps reduce and prevent injury and provides a clear path toward their goals. 2. Quality. As my kid and her friends transitioned into High School, they were all able to succeed at any high school program (academy for performing arts, dance team, ASB), whatever direction they went, the dance foundation they got at HAD paved the way. 3. Options. There are many levels and styles of dance that kids can focus on. They can spend 1 hour a week at HAD or 12. They can aspire to join the studio youth company or become a student demonstrator or just perform in the spring recital. 4. Opportunity. So many of the kids have gone on to prestigious collegiate dance programs, some have pursued successful dance careers at world class dance companies around the world. Some danced in a few shows,gained confidence, learned about taking corrections, hard work and collaboration and took that to the next thing. 5. Community. Most of my kids closest friendships were fostered here. She has some incredible mentors and role models in the teachers and girls who have gone through the program before her. I highly recommend you check Huntington Academy of dance for your child. I believe they offer a free class so check it out to see if it is what you are looking for. Go in and talk to some of the families at the studio or the people at the front desk, they are super helpful!

I have two girls that attend HAD and feel fortunate to have found HAD. Both girls and I have…read moredeveloped a great love for ballet and great friendships through HAD. As a mom, I appreciate this studio because the studio follows the Cechetti method and focuses on performances instead of competitions. The end of the year performances, as well as the performing group shows, are very high quality. As with all things though, the studio, the kids and the parents are not perfect. Each situation is so different. However, as you can see by Miss Kimberly's responses to the reviews, she is very professional and cares deeply about the studio and especially the kids. I feel very very fortunate to have found HAD.

The owner, QD is dishonest. I paid for the whole membership, and the money for him to record me…read morewhenever I was singing. I also paid his son for private dance lessons. Yet, QD wanted to get more money from me by telling me to pay him to learn what tone each song is. I left & consider the money I paid for services I haven't fully gotten was given to charities.

My boyfriend and I took two dance classes here and we had so much fun! They host group bachata and…read moresalsa lessons on Thursday nights. We came twice, so we were able to try both lessons. If you want to you could definitely do both classes in one night. The instructors were really friendly and helpful. They paid attention to the students and helped those who were struggling a bit (which was definitely us on more than one occasion). Overall it was a lot of fun and I would be happy to come back for more lessons!

I love the adult fitness classes at Studio Fusion. Very attentive and motivating instructors. The…read moresmall group classes and supportive members have allowed me to step out of my comfort zone. Great variety offered. Never thought I would be excited to get up for a 6am fitness classes. very reasonable monthly rate.

5 Stars all around. The front staff is always helpful and friendly. The dance teachers are awesome…read moreand really help the students technique to help them progress quicker and efficiently! They are constantly bringing in new teachers for Master classes and that is so fun for the kids. My nephew has been coming here for a year now and his skill set has become amazing! I can't say enough how happy we are with this studio and your first class is free to try! We love it here!!

Mr. Sellars is the best! I've been taking classes on and off (on now) for the last 15 years and he…read morehas been consistently great. So kind and patient, and clearly loves teaching. He will give attention to all his students but especially those who have good attendance and a desire to improve. Per class it's $20, however they a discount if you pay for 1/2/3 (etc) classes a week which comes out to about $16 a class.

I have been dancing at Orange County Dance Center for 24 years (starting when I was 5). It was my…read moresecond home for most of my life, and still is. I took tap, jazz and ballet from wonderful teachers who are still my friends. My husband was a professional ballet dancer at the studio. At 29 years old, I'm still taking class in the advanced tap group, and my 12-year-old step-sister has started taking ballet. The ballet program is the best in Orange County, hands down. Terri and Anthony Sellars, the owners of the studio, are former professional dancers. They teach proper technique, which is evidenced by the studio's many awards and trophies from competitions, and have turned out many professional ballerinas over the years, including their son, Chris Sellars, who is a principal dancer at Ballet West. I don't know why anyone would choose any other studio besides OCDC, especially for ballet. When I have kids, they will grow up there just like my husband and I, and all of our siblings, did.

If your kid wants to start a new venture this place is not the place for you. Thankfully we done a…read morefree trial because I would have asked for my money back after the first class. Poorly managed and ran. Would definitely love to stay but the way the instructor treated my daughter was unacceptable. Better IMPACT next time.

We just finished our first session and recital with Charade Dance and my daughter loved the Kpop…read moreclass. The instructors are kind and informative and appreciative of the parents, volunteers and staff. The recital was entertaining and professional done. My daughter is excited to continue to dance with Charades.

Been bringing my daughter here for 6 months now and she loves it!! The dance instructor is…read moreextremely patient with all the kids! She is also awesome with some of special needs students! Every few months they have a showcase for the parents to see what the children have learned. Great atmosphere! Highly recommend! Very affordable!

The teacher to student relationship is great as is the teaching style. But different standards…read moreexist between owners and clients. There is clearly a lack of communication between owners and customers. Tuition and fees are expected on time, but refunds back to the customers are not provided in a timely fashion. When questioned, stories change and they nickel and dime you because of their errors. It's sad to see such a change in quality of service!

We couldn't be happier with our daughter's experience at Kelela Rose dance studio. She has grown…read moretremendously in her skills, confidence, and passion for dance, while becoming part of such a supportive and welcoming community. The encouragement from the instructors and the friendships she has developed have made this a truly special place for her to grow and thrive. We are so grateful to be part of this wonderful dance family!

I have been taking classes at Kelela Rose Dance for almost a year now, and I have walked away from…read moreeach and every class feeling refreshed and remembering why I love to dance. Returning to dance as an adult after growing up in the competitive dance world can be extremely intimidating. The studio culture at KRD is incredibly welcoming, and I have made lifelong friends while attending classes. The instruction at KRD can only be described as caring and artistic. The instructors have a deep respect for individual expression and growth. Encouragement is constant, and every class feels intentionally structured to challenge you while still being enjoyable. I always feel supported while taking class. Kelela Rose Dance has truly become a creative home for me, and I am so appreciative of the work done by Kelela and her staff to foster a warm and welcoming environment for dancers returning to the art as adults!

I'm a student here and I'm learning Kpop and I love it! It's so much fun and I learn new dance…read moretechniques every Monday and Wednesdays as much as fun as it is we have to be serious because we want our parents get their moneys worth and see that we try and put effort into coming every day and learning things with our dance teacher. And the warm-ups and stretches we do every Mondays and Wednesdays always makes me ready to learn a new dance or record or dance that me and my group have been practicing for a few weeks. It's always fun to see new people come in and go, but the most important thing is that confident is key and if you don't have that confidence you won't have confidence in your dance. I've been going to this dance classes for three or four months and I've been loving it. I've been excited to go every day to learn something new or add more onto our dance. I can't wait to learn something new after we're done with this dance, but I just love the fact that they put effort to teaching us and making us smile and laugh every time we're there I love this educational center and I would recommend this if you're wanting to learn dance because they would make you feel welcome and comfortable even if you are new they will treat you the same that they treat the other students that's been going there I can't wait till next week to go back and see my dance teacher and my friends that make me laugh and smile and make me confident and make my dancing confident.

3 stars for our limited trial experience (Would've preferred to not mark any but Yelp requires star…read morerating in order to post a comment). We only attended one Mini K-pop trial class and did not enroll, but I'm sharing our experience to help families decide whether this studio may be a good fit. TLDR version: Based on our trial, the studio told us it did not have the capacity or specialized experience to support my child's ASD-related needs. It may be a better fit for children who can participate independently, follow a structured class format, and are interested in more serious dance training rather than a casual recreational class. Long version: Not leaving a star rating because we only attended one trial Mini K-pop class and were not enrolled clients. I'm sharing our experience to help families assess whether the studio may be a good fit for their child. Before the trial, I emailed the owner to ask whether the class might work for my child, who is on the autism spectrum. He responded promptly and was transparent that the instructors did not have specialized experience or the capacity to provide the level of support my child may need. He still invited us to try a class so both sides could determine whether it was a fit. I accidentally arrived on the wrong week, but the owner was understanding and allowed us to participate. The instructor's teaching style was structured, direct, constructive, and firm while remaining respectful. My child attended with an ABA therapist, who provided reminders, redirection, and support throughout the class. After observing, the owner told me that the studio would not be able to accommodate my child's needs in its regular class environment. He also shared that the level of support required during class could be distracting for the other students. I understand his perspective and appreciate that he was direct rather than allowing us to enroll in a program that was not set up for my child's needs. Still, it stung as a parent. When you see your child making progress at school and in social settings, it is hard to be reminded that some environments may still not be accessible or appropriate for them. During the class, the other children appeared to notice that my child needed more support and was not keeping pace. Our therapist later told me that some children had asked questions among themselves about why my child was different. They are young children, and I do not blame them, the instructor, or the studio. But it was still a difficult moment for me as a parent. There were also a couple of practical reasons the program was probably not the best fit for us: (1) I was looking for a one-day-per-week recreational class, while the front desk staff explained that the program generally expects a two-day weekly commitment so students can practice and retain what they learn. That expectation was not completely clear to me from the website. (2) The class appeared best suited to children who can follow directions independently and who are ready for a more structured, skill-focused dance environment. I was looking for a lower-pressure recreational activity focused more on enjoyment and socialization. Overall, it was not the right fit for our family or the studio's current program structure. Families seeking a structured dance program may have a different experience. Parents of children who need individualized behavioral, communication, or therapeutic support may want to ask in advance about the studio's ability to provide accommodations. The communication style also felt fairly direct and "tough love," which may be worth considering for children who respond better to a gentler approach.