This review might change in the future…read more We are about three classes in. We were on a wait-list, and it took about 2 weeks before a spot opened up. Not bad. Now we are doing the classes. Three classes in and so far and I'm not impressed. It starts at 4:30 pm, and by 4:45, my son (8 years old) is still on a line behind a few kids, waiting to try the obstacle course. They have 8 kids with 2 coaches, which makes it 1:4, but so far I don't feel any benefit from that ratio. Don't get me wrong, the coaches have a great attitude, and they seem to be having fun with the kids, but it's a bit crowded. There are just too many kids. They split the junior course up into three sections. It seems each group of 8 kids and 2 coaches take 20 mins on 1/3 of the course. There are two other groups (also with 8 kids and 2 coaches) doing the other parts of the course. In that 20 min segment that my son and his 7 teammates are attempting, my son has all of one solid try on the course. He finishes, and gets to the back of the line, but at this point they ring a bell, and they move on to the next course. He didn't really have any practice time on this part of the course. Why? Because there really are just too many kids. It's not like the kids whiz by efficiently, which is perfectly fine. They take their time, look around, try the first part, fall, then try that same part again. Meanwhile, the 7 other kids waiting their turn are talking, jumping, and obviously have a lot of energy and nothing to use it on. Where is the other coach? Why isn't he trying to get these 7 restless kids to do something while that one kid is taking his turn? In the one hour that my son is there, he has tried the whole course, with at least one real turn, and maybe 2 if he's lucky. Is this worth $149/month? I don't believe this is a great program. There's really no structure, other than 2 coaches handling 8 kids, and making sure they line up and wait their turn. Ok, fine, when they are taking their turn, the coaches hold them, and guide them. I can do this with my kids at the monkey bars in a park. We are going to finish out the month. But I don't know if we want to continue to pay $149/month for an hour in their gym, where 70% of the time my son is waiting for his turn. I hope it gets better. Again, we are only 3 lessons in.

We were loyal customers for years. My 11 and 13 year old daughters wanted to move on to something…read moredifferent, so I had to cancel their memberships. I was very surprised to what happened next. I was able to cancel the memberships but still had to pay next months payment of $250. Apparantly, cancelations must be made prior to the 14th of each month. I had several email conversations and realized I was just dealing with puppets, kids following the rules. I would stay clear of this place, unethical behavior.

Kratos is amazing! My daughter has ADHD and has a very hard time staying focused on anything, but…read morethe coaches at Kratos keep her engaged and working hard through the entire class. She's progressing at a rate I never thought possible! The kids are moving for the whole length of their classes and, while they have fun and get to know each kid, they don't waste a second. You definitely get your money's worth! Coach Michael expects the kids to work hard and he is truly happy for them when they achieve a new skill. And the new facility is beautiful!

We love Kratos. Coaches are highly trained, courteous and all around fun. They spot my child, show…read moreher the proper technique and often do the actual move themselves as part of the demonstration. Highly highly recommend Kratos.

The parent and tot classes here are great. My child has learned a lot from this program, and so…read morehave I. This school teaches both parent and tot how to build on the skills being taught. The school itself is flexible with the schedule and if you miss a class you can easily get back in the same week by communicating with the front desk. The class does take place in an open gymnastics warehouse, so if you're not used to other classes happening at once -this is normal for these type of environments. Classes are typically small 2-8 kids, but sometimes they can be a bit crowded due to weather conditions for example up coming snowstorm etc. These type of environments do require you as a parent to communicate your needs more, so if you're not comfortable with doing something or do not know what to do, it's best you ask the coach for support. The coach's are very helpful, and great with kids. They typically walk around the class to help but they also stand by stations within the obstacles that need the most assistance with mastering a skill. When it comes to gymnastics and this age group, you get what you as a parent put in. They require a lot of practice outside of class not just inside the classroom if you really want them to excel. One class a week is good but practice makes perfect and it takes time to get used to the routines being taught. As a former acrobat I approve of this school and program. Coaches have technical knowledge and know how to safely spot.

No, it's not a posh space. It's unapologetically a renovated warehouse. The old school folding…read morechairs have torn cushions in some cases, the carpet has seen better times. But based on our limited experience here with two children of different ages and genders, we really like this place. Class sizes are small. We've found Nastia to be excellent at engaging the very young children. Our kids always walk away happy, with the littlest one telling us unprompted that, "I love gymnastics!" Our older child comes out of his "ninja / parkour" class very sweaty, very happy, and very braggy about all his exploits. Two ringing endorsements from those in the know. There's a small play area by the front desk, which we think is a very thoughtful touch. We like the windows in the back and in the front, where we can spy on our kids and chuckle at our older one doing the worm -- or pushups as he calls them. (It'd be even better if they had one-way glass, but that's a minor nitpick.) Other than us, the parents there seem normal / fine. To the prior reviewer: Try not to let a few bad apples ruin the barrel, here, or anywhere else. Haters always gonna hate.

horrible unreliable service never available never open and never transparent on their website. Do…read morenot recommend for anyone trying to try and drop in and just play some soccer.

Kids had a blast kicking the soccer ball and running the track the other day. Impressive indoor…read morespace with arcade and the upper 90 Cafe! Children's party going on with bubble soccer!! Got to try that sometime... Lacrosse and soccer happening and plenty of space.... Everyone was super friendly and great attention from management!! One of the managers, Ray, was great with my 12 year old giving soccer tips.... We wish we could have stayed longer... Highly recommend checking it out....

I can not say enough about this class. I have been taking it for over 5years starting with the kids…read moreI nanny for to now taking it with my 3yr old son who has taking the class since he was 7 months old and was actually in my tummy when I was taking the class with the children I nannied for. He loves it and adores his teacher to pieces. He forgets who I am when we are in class lol. Mr. Don who teaches our class at the gymnastics spectrum is the best, but also have heard nothing but good things about other teachers that also teach music together.

From the owner: Music Together of Greater Danbury offers music and movement classes for infants, toddlers &…read morepre-schoolers. It also offers the Rhythm Kids program for ages 5-8 years old. All classes are research based, developmentally appropriate and wildly fun for the whole family - including moms, dads, grandparents and nannies. Come join us for a free trial class of any of our Music Together programs and find out how much fun it can be for you and your family!

Place is amazing for kids of any age. Staff is also very accommodating Leo left ticketing…read more to help me out in the refreshments area, as he saw i was heading in that direction. Place is great will be having my our kids next bday party here.

Went here for a birthday party. This place has something for everyone. Wouldn't suggest it for kids…read morewith sensory and light sensitivity. They had a small toddler section that was nice for my kiddo to go to. They had obstacle course section, various trampolines, and a crash pad area. They had a small little parkcore section and a sensory swing section.

Excellent programming and coaches!! Lots of different class times as well as specialty programs…read morelike barbell club, strongman, gymnastics, and Masters.

CrossFit changed my life. CrossFit 203 took me to the next level of fitness. Hands down the best…read moretrainer on the planet (IMO). CrossFit 203 will get you to all your fitness goals safely and effectually World Class Fitness!!! It really does work at CrossFit 203