My son just started gymnastics here and he is really enjoying it! They are very attentive to the…read morekids and have a lot of patience with them! They keep the place clean!

Far away otherwise we would probably still be active…read more Location/Parking: So for having 2 buildings and constant classes the parking is not really a great situation I'm sure that they've probably thought of everything to make it better but it's just not great and if you arrive at a certain time you might have to keep circling until you find a spot. Facilities: Overall I thought the facilities was really good my daughter however did complain that she didn't like that they only had one trampoline but Hey she's a little kid and trimp lands are like life. Coaches- Generally I thought the coaches were really good I would say the curriculum themselves I felt was a lot of times spent at the end just putting stickers on and kind of a waste of an extra 5 to 10 minutes and then also there get ready time also seemed like a lot of not much. My daughter would kind of get bored and frustrated and we ended up finding a location closer to us that we had tried out that seemed to be more active in the class but we're hoping that we can come back to the school. Overall it is definitely not cheap but my daughter really likes it and we're hoping that we can return soon.

Love taking my son here in the summer for open gym. He gets to run around and go on trampolines and…read morejump into the foam pits. Staff are great with the kids while they go crazy for an hour. We love coming here.

My son attended this flips gymnastics in tre woodlands but after a few months of being enrolled we…read morerealized that the service was terrible This gym only cares about money the people who works in the management front desk it's disaster nightmare. Be aware.because they still own me several class when my son was sick but they never get me refunds .for any class .

My name is Valerie and I used to go there for cheer and it's the best place possible and if you…read morewant to have a good experience I recommend this place

I love the instructors and the office staff, they are always so informative and create this a…read morefun-learning environment for the kids. My kids look forward to coming and leave sweating from a tough lesson. Flexibility, strength, fitness and confidence is what Bannon's is all about. Kids feel comfortable since boys and girls are separated and then again in small groups so instructors can give their small group the attention they need in order to full fill the lesson. The sport and the staff make all kids welcomed and not make the sport look too "feminine" but for everyone. We are definitely staying with Bannon's for the summer.

My son has been taking the ninja class here, and he really has been enjoying it! The facility is…read moreHUGE, and there are athletes of all levels training. It is definitely geared towards gymnastics, so if you have a little gymnast looking for a gym, try this out! I do wish there were more "ninja warrior" type obstacle course things, but for a beginner learning how to move his body, this is perfect!

If i could give no stars i would! we were very Happy that they accepted my daughter knowing she has…read moreADHD. The Teacher Stacey was very understanding until i got a call today! how could you say either she gets taken out or you stop teaching! How discriminate can you be! My daughter was in there for fun and to make friends! Thank you for crushing my little girls feeling Ms. Stacey!

I don't have a World of experience in this, but we have a relative who loves to tumble, so we…read more"centre" to the Simone Biles gym, and it's probably been the best experience of her life. They should just rename it as the Simone Biles gym lol. The world's best gymnast has a bit of a hands-on approach here, I'm not sure how much of it she's actually behind, but it is actually a great gym, yes they care more about $$ than anything, but that is identical at every elite facility in Dallas and everywhere else. So we're big fans because of how passionately our niece loves it here, and we recommend it.

We have been apart of World Champion Centre for just over a year, but it honestly feels like so…read moremuch longer. It's like being apart of a family. From the front office staff, to the coaches, to the owners, I can talk with any of them like I've known them my whole life. I ask a TON of questions bc I never did gymnastics and all this is so new to me and they always take the time to answer everything and not make me feel dumb for not knowing. My daughter is part of the xcel program and has grown so much in skills and mindset since joining. She feels like the coaches -Casey, Averie, Maggie, Cameron, Natalie, all of them, have seriously pushed her and supported her in her journey. Something I was worried about with joining a more competitive gym was the pressure and stigma that followed gymnastics through the 90's. Obviously a lot has changed since then, but even so I have never witnessed or felt like that here. Also, at a previous gym it was suggested and almost preferred that in order for your athlete to truly succeed you better get private lessons. This place does not do that. They offer them if the coaches feel it is truly necessary and beneficial but they don't push it like I've witnessed before. My daughter at one point was having a mental block with two skills and I was asking about private lessons but Coach Casey was confident we could work past it. Unfortunately comps were getting closer and so we ended up doing one private and it truly helped push her through it. The patience's and persistence with her is so appreciated. She's kind of a perfectionist and gets in her head (don't they all?) but all the coaches have a way of getting through to her and helping. I highly recommend this gym and the several programs they offer from young kids to big kids and by big kids I mean the amazing talented high school athletes in elite and 9/10 levels (which are so fun to watch). I am so grateful to watch my daughter grow with WCC and cannot wait to see how far she'll go in the sport.

Great place for kids 10 and under. Ask about the 10 visit pass. It makes the short trips worth the…read morecost.

Why 4 stars? Because our son loves "inside parks" and this is another good option for us…read more --- --- --- I took him to the Bounce N' Play at Willowbrook a few months back and expected this location to be similar, but it's quite different. At Willowbrook, it's very heavy ball pit centric, but this location is quite a bit smaller and just have one, regular-sized ball pit. My main takeaways here are: It's a small place, they don't sell any food/drinks, and I wish the seating for parents was a bit more comfortable. (The couches are super narrow). But it's also incredibly clean (being new helps) and they do pack a lot of playground into a small space. A nice thing about the compact layout is that it's easy to keep an eye on your kid. On weekends, their default hours are 9a-12p, but if they don't have parties, they remain open until 5p, like they do during the week. We will definitely be back in the future.

Great place to bring the kid. Big, you ca play with them, good selection of coffee / snacks. My…read morekid begs to come here everytime we are in town.

So this place is not cheap, and it's generally tailored for younger kids versus larger grade school…read morekids. We generally like it and usually come at least once a week. Food: surprisingly, they have a good selection of food and it's decently priced along with being not too bad on taste. Tip: their subscription is the way to go as a family otherwise, you're looking at twenty dollars an entry fee.

Hosted my three-year-old's birthday party here because we had a wide range of kids ages and thought…read morethis would be a good fit. They went above and beyond for the party and everyone had a great time.

Why 5 stars? Because free play here brings great joy to our son…read more --- --- --- My wife brought my son here a couple of times when I was not around, but I finally got to come in and check it out with both of them. On a 1-10 scale, he was probably about a 14 in terms of his energy and happiness, the whole time that we were here. He must have done the zip line 400 times in a row. And there was plenty of other things for him to do when he finally got tired of that. While our son does have high-functioning autism, this is certainly not a place for just about any child to have fun. There are swings, a trampoline, things to climb on and even activities that can be enjoyed while sitting. We will definitely continue to make this a part of our regular rotation when they are offering free play and the weather outside is not conducive to hang out at an outdoor park.