My daughter rides there and it has a great a facility and it pushes riders to be amazing and great…read moreriders but there are a few inconveniences like no pasture and there are guys that work there that really do everything for the kids so that kills there learning abilities.

My gorgeous niece boards her horse and takes lessons here. She might choose to live here if we let…read moreher. She loves to just be at the barn. She's made an amazing group of friends that will be life long relationships. She is horse obsessed and lucky to have such a great community to share that with.

Nice venue! Looks like they have lots of things to offer as well!…read more A few of the employees were a little too strict in my opinion but overall the experience was great!

We LOVED the Dallas Children's Theater! There isn't a bad seat in the place! The meet & greets…read moreafter are always fun too! We've been to several different shows & don't have any complaints! Our children have loved each show!

We have used the locations in Flower Mound, Highland Village, and North Dallas, and we've met the…read moreowners at each location. They are all genuinely nice people and I enjoy visiting with them when we drop off. We used the Plano center a few times and had positive experiences there, too. (Just have not yet met the owners.) Our child started going to Adventure Kids at age 3 and has been going for 4 years. We probably use this location once a month for a date night or after school meetings. The care providers are always very sweet, and some of them even recognize us when we arrive. That makes me feel reassured at drop off, and our child always has a great time. This particular location is very close to school, so other classmates we know use this location often. Overall, we have been fans of Adventure Kids since we moved to Texas. It is a clever idea for a business, and in my opinion, they offer a great service ... especially for parents who are new to the area and don't yet have babysitters.

My daughter has attended this location sporadically, and initially, we were pleased enough with our…read moreexperience. Unfortunately, that changed after an incident involving my daughter. When my daughter told me what had happened, I went to the location the following day to address it. I explained my concern to a staff member, and instead of showing any empathy or even acknowledging what I was saying, she simply gave me an email address and walked away. There was no "I'm sorry to hear that," no attempt to understand what had happened, and no concern whatsoever. I did follow up by email and spoke with management, who addressed the situation and told me they would speak directly with the staff member involved. At the time, I considered the matter resolved. However, after returning and interacting with the same employee again, I was disappointed to experience the same dismissive, unwelcoming attitude. Whatever conversation may have taken place clearly did not result in any noticeable change in the way I was treated. We only returned once after that and then stopped going for quite some time. This week, I decided to give the location another chance because I was in a bind. As soon as we pulled into the parking lot, my daughter immediately said, "Oh no, not this place. I don't want to be here. They're mean." I went inside with her and asked if I could stay for a few minutes to help her feel comfortable. They allowed me to do so, and eventually she began playing and warming up. What really stood out to me, however, was that the staff could clearly see that she was hesitant and having a difficult time staying, yet not one person approached her, tried to engage her, reassured her, or made any effort to help her feel welcome. After observing that, I decided I was not comfortable leaving her there. When I said we were going to leave, the interaction I received from staff only reinforced my decision. I'm actually thankful I went inside this time because I was also able to see the condition of the facility for myself. It appeared dirty and very run down. The toys and play areas did not look well maintained or clean, which was especially disappointing for a childcare facility. The same staff member I had dealt with during our previous incident was also there, and unfortunately, I experienced the same dismissive and unwelcoming demeanor. What makes this even more frustrating is that I had already prepaid for one of their highest-tier packages, which was several hundred dollars. Since my daughter clearly does not feel comfortable returning, I asked whether the unused portion could be refunded and was told no. At this point, I would rather lose the several hundred dollars I already paid than leave my daughter somewhere she is telling me she does not feel comfortable or safe. That should say everything. I was in enough of a bind that day that this type of drop-in childcare should have been incredibly helpful. Instead, I chose to take my daughter to work with me rather than leave her there. I will not be returning to this location with my daughter, and based on our experiences, I cannot recommend it to other parents.

Love Emler! My little has been going for about 4 months and continues to learn more skills each…read moretime and keeps leveling up! His teacher, Katia is fantastic with his age group and we love her!

This specific swim company does a great job of creating an illusion of a "family-friendly" oriented…read morebusiness. I worked with this school for years and I left the company due to numerous reasons. 1. I was responsible for training a manager that would be sent out to a location in Austin. She ends up coming back 4 months later due to how harshly everyone at the Austin location treated her. She was looked down upon because of her skin color, and was told she would never make it to management. I don't believe that the people up in Austin were ever held accountable. Even despite that "holding people accountable" IS one of their core values. RACIST! 2. Let's not forget the make up lessons! At first you could schedule a make up if you missed it. Then, you got a make up token if you missed it. And then, there was no make up tokens, unless you bought them for $15. I happened to have my sibling signed up to swim, and on the last day of the semester he was enrolled in, they had a code brown (pretty frequent in this location). I was contacted by the lifeguard (not the customer service rep or the manager) that they would call me back to schedule a make up lesson and I have been waiting for 2 years now. I doubt Elmer would be willing to offer me the lesson that I paid for! Seems like Elmer went full corporate. 3. This is not a safe location at all! My ex boss's pick up truck was stolen in broad daylight right from the parking lot during business hours! This happened back in 2021. One of my ex-coworkers car window was broken into in 2022. Police never arrived, duh, Dallas. 4. I WAS FORCED TO TAKE A COVID EXAM BACK IN 2020 AND I HAD TO PAY FOR IT OUT OF POCKET. CORPORATE DEMANDED THAT I TAKE A TEST AFTER A SATURDAY SHIFT. I DID NOT GET COMPENSATION FROM THE COPANY. I PAID $400! 5. The final straw. I left the company due to how corrupt corporate EMLER became. Their own core values were violated by higher ups, Haydon Smith and Melissa Magee (don't forget Austin location) to be specific. The "hold each other accountable" is the most hypocritical statement that this company makes its employees recite at the beginning of every meeting. My coworkers mentioned to me that they wanted to form a union, and I agreed. Although, my co-workers, carried this conversation into the staff room, the camera's "microphone" picked up the audio and it seemed like someone was on the other end listening. Bear in mind that it was a private conversation between two adults that are now getting ready to lock the building & go home. It was after business hours, that's a fact. Well long story short, they got fired over the weekend for "low performance". I was not told why, or when, or even given a good explanation as to why corporate decided to sweep people under the rug. Forming a union is an American right and this company aught to get BOYCOTTED for firing people over this. 6. Swim lessons are expensive and will not get any cheaper! This company was bought out in 2022 so it's best to take your kids to a small business instead. Lessons in California are not as expensive as they are here and teachers are able to make more money in California than in this company. This is coming from a conversation I had with someone who owns a swim school in San Francisco while I was teaching their kid! P.S. EMLER will also make you sign a waiver where if you were to go out and teach lessons outside of the contract, you can get sued for this. EMLER really wants all the monopoly. They have a pay cap. They will not pay you more than $20 hr, but they are steadily raising lesson prices? I came to find out that many of my coworkers, neighboring schools, did not get payed for the work they did. For example, I had a ex-coworker (Walnut-Hill location) & was pushed to do management duties while being paid as a porter for 1 full calendar year. I've had my fair share of good moments but this company is not what it used to be, it's corporate greed.

My son went to the spring break camp and celebrated his birthday at Code Ninjas. Overall great…read moreexperience, he is 6 yrs old and had a blast- staff is professional and they keep the children engaged

We love the concept and great location! We can't wait until it officially opens. Owner was very…read morefriendly and enthusiastic. Great addition to the neighborhood for our kids!

A wonderful camp that really knows how to do it right! My daughter loved Amercian Girl Doll and…read moreJunior Scientist Camp this summer in Dallas! Wow! Thank you for doing such an amazing job! We appreciate it.

My son went to camp for the first time to Lego WeDo Robotics. He is 8 and had the BEST time. The…read morecamp counselors greeted us with a smile at drop off/pick up & my son always shared how great they were throughout the day as well. I felt confident leaving my son there for the day. We will for sure be back! The Garland location was super convenient for us. The next one we are going to is all the way out in North Dallas so that drive won't be easy for us, but for this camp I do think it will be worth it. Grateful to have camp options like SciKidz!

I love the craft guild! I just finished my first pottery session and signed up for the next session…read morein a new pottery class. My instructor, Joe, is amazing and so helpful and kind. I had a lot of fun in his class. I eventually want to take sewing or a glass class. There are so many options.

I came to the Intro to Drawing classes at the Guild wanting to understand how to represent a 3D…read moreobject on a 2D surface and what it meant when visual artists said that "drawing is seeing". I just completed my first-ever drawing classes with artist and art educator, Tina Cauller. One word: phenomenal. It is hard to find beginning drawing classes for adults in the Dallas area, and I couldn't find many reviews of Tina's classes before joining. Now, having completed the course, I wonder if the few prior reviewers had even turned up to class?! I loved her traditional teaching format, which incrementally built lessons on subjects that drawing students have studied for centuries. The excellent and thorough technical instruction, along with a relaxed and supportive art practice environment, gave me time for trial and error. The amount of growth in every student in the class from first to final class was outstanding. Tina has extensive experience and translates it into interesting, engaging, and supportive learning-to-draw lessons, making me believe I can draw anything I set out to. So satisfying and highly recommended. If you have been looking for a beginning drawing class, treat yourself, and don't wait!

I love the staff and the wonderful atmosphere of the school. Would recommend to those seeking to…read morelearn an instrument.

Park Cities School of Music has wonderful instructors and my 4 year old daughter loves her piano…read moreclass. I highly recommend this business! We also have at home instruction for drums.