This place is super cool, they have options for kids to ski, snowboard, or sled down the various…read moreartificial slopes inside. I haven't done the actual lessons for my son as I wasn't sure if he's still too young but we've done a couple of the open gym sessions and he's had a blast. Great idea, and awesome place to bring your kids to get them into skiing or snowboarding before bringing them to the mountains

This place was fantastic! My kids have been through several snowboarding lessons at Eldora and…read moreLoveland, however, they didn't have an oppty to put it all together. Instead of giving into their frustration about lack of progress and hating messing with their bindings etc, I decided to book some open time at Shredder to work with them directly on the fundamentals. This was a perfect setting where they didn't need to worry about being bundled up, their gloves etc and could instead just focus on walking up the ramp, getting comfy with their bindings and working on leaf turns, heel stops, etc. The staff is very helpful and engaging and would squirt the artificial turf to help them go faster after they started to get better. A small complaint is we wish the ramp were longer as it's harder to combine multiple turns in a single run. This is a great place during spring / summer / fall for a quick review on the basics prior to heading to the slopes. They also offer camps, summer camps, seasonal lessons, etc. We brought our own gear but they have skis snow boards, boots and helmets available.

Your average build a bear in a mall. Not good not bad. Did find a couple of cute dresses and…read moreT-shirts for the grandfrogs.

We had my daughters 6th bday there. Not only was the set up sooo easy but it was interactive and…read morefun! Plus they got to take away their awesome amazing stuffy that they just picked out! The staff was amazing and I absolutely loved the lil heart beats you could add on for the stuffies! Plus my daughter got a lil bday cake for her bear! Great job build-a-bear staff! You guys were amazing!

A Little back story. I tried calling this place for days and times of our next Met at this Gym…read more Horrible front desk lady. Laughed at our questions then just hung up. Now 2 days later the Owner calls our Gym due to this review on Google and gets our kid kicked off the team. What kind of human being gets a kid kicked off a team for their own employees actions. This is disgusting that any OWNER would do this to a child. So think twice about coming here. AGAIN This is why people don't last working at this gym.(Quit or Fired) We will be contacting USA Gymnastics about all of this.

It's so much fun and I love the coaches. They do such a good job at helping you get new skill and…read morehave a fun time

We have only been here a few times but this place is amazing. I hesitate to write too good of a…read morereview because this is a hidden gem. The equipment is very clean and in good condition. But what is really impressive is the instructors and how much they encourage and help the kids. It is awesome that the staff makes it fun for the kids to learn these skills.

BEWARE! Airborne's new owner are unethical and dishonest, in our experience. Immediate termination…read moreof my level 10 athlete, a six year veteran of an Airborne's competitive team, from the team/gym within 24 hours and two emails while gaslighting the situation with false accusation: unfathomable. We had (still have) never met or even spoken to the new owners. Their primary reason after I debunked numerous false accusations, was because I refused to purchase a competition leotard through them. Here's the kicker, they already OK'd the parents to select and purchase the leotards directly without them. I personally requested and received permission via email from a Director at Airborne with at least one of the owner's acknowledgement to inquire about wholesale pricing and to purchase the competition leotards directly. Since I had been ordering gear for the team for several years, I directly contacted the leotard rep and was able obtain wholesale pricing, without use of a booster club, put design options together, and secured sizers upon Airborne's approval of design. Parents were also granted permission by Airborne to use practice time to size the girls. Apparently Airborne planned to use the sizers I secured to place the order directly and (surprise!) upcharge all parents with no communication at all. I heard this through the grapevine during the designated practice for parents to size the girls (our family was in crisis mode so I wasn't able to be at the gym). I did the work to design and secure great pricing for the team, with permission from Airborne, for the team's benefit, and then they underhandedly swooped in to charge the team without even the courtesy of asking if they could use the sizers I secured. This felt very deceptive and manipulative. It gets worse than just charging me for the work I did. My first communication I had with Airborne owner's was when I sent an email to them per directors/head coach suggestion explaining the history, their previous approval, and the work I put into it. Their following emails had numerous conflicting statements as well several false accusations towards me, such as I used an old booster club to obtain wholesale pricing (another company also offered wholesale pricing to us as parents) and that I never did the ordering for the team. They continued to knowingly falsely tell parents that I unethically used an old booster club to obtain wholesales even after they were told that I had written proof to the contrary. One would expect people who work with children to promote ethics, integrity, and communication. Airborne's behavior is unacceptable for any business, but especially for those entrusted with children and teens. I had kept the Director/Head Coach abreast of how pricing was obtained and every step I was taking via text. I openly and transparently communicated, truthfully, in good faith. Once the booster club accusation was debunked the owner's told others that I sent excessively negative emails but neglected to mention that my emails were in response to their false accusations. Of course I was frustrated and could have had less harsh emails rather than responding to them in the same manner they were treating me. My daughter had completely trusted and had had a close relationship with the head coach. His actions, or lack thereof, caused her to lose her great love for the sport and caused damage with trusting another coach in a different sport. All the correspondence is in writing. Please feel free to contact me on this matter at protect.our.child.athletes@gmail.com. I will do everything I can to keep this from happening to another child/teenager. Oh and btw, booster clubs are for the benefit of the athletes, not a pro-profit business (don't get bullied into pay-for-play, it's illegal). You can find more information on this at https://usagym.org/PDFs/Member%20Services/webinars/dec14.pdf

Playground for ages 2-5. Good for younger kids, shaded picnic tables available, swing set, lots of…read morelittle slides and bigger slides too. Gorgeous, unobstructed views of the Colorado mountains, and connecting trail paths. The foundation of the playground is made of cedar wood chips and the playground equipment is clean and well maintained.

My kids attended the rock climbing week and they had a great time. The counselors are very…read moreresponsible and fun. We felt safe knowing they were in great hands and they learned a ton of climbing skills. Each day they went to a different climbing spot around Boulder. Do not order the 'lunch' It is actually just a snack box with nuts, berries, and jerky... nothing substantial enough for a day of climbing.

My 6 and 8 year old daughters attended the summer of 2018 for 4 weeks of camp. The camp is very…read morewell organized, provides excellent communication to parents, has really qualified and fun counselors, and is worth every penny. Most importantly my girls both LOVED the camp and can't wait to go again in 2019!

We have been coming here for years. They have itty-bitty city for the toddlers, which is great…read more It's inexpensive as well and in the mornings. they have a pretty big gym, his and hers showers and locker room. I think they have a daycare center with the outdoor play area which is nice. They have bike racks for your bike. Bus stop in the back next door to Main Street and a nice big town park. My son ran in before practice at the park next-door to use the restroom and the front desk said we had to pay so I had to pay for my son to use the restroom. I thought that was definitely upsetting considering the fact that were residence and long time customers. But all in all, they're great place to get a good workout and join the classes for the elderly and more

This week is LGBTQ Pride week, and I am NOT HAPPY with the Longmont fire hydrant situation…read more They are currently painted red and white, and I believe there should be designated rainbow-colored fire hydrants, for dogs with gender identity issues. I called Longmont Public Safety chief, Mike Butler, concerning this issue, and he wasn't helpful AT ALL. I told him my dog doesn't like to squat when she pees--she likes to lift her leg, and I needed to know that she is free to pee at the fire hydrant of her choice, without fear of discrimination. Mr. Butler said that as far as he knew, Longmont TREES were transgender, so what was the problem? Mr. Butler didn't give a rip about equal rights for dogs to use the fire hydrant of their choice, regardless of gender identity.

There is a new rink in a new location with rentals, shows, lessons, and other exciting programming…read morethroughout the season! Nice work Erie Parks and Rec!

There are several things working against this ice rink…read more.. 1. It is in direct sunlight all day so it is quite often closed as the ice has largely melted. Even when open, there are cones on portions of the ice that are not safe to skate on. 2. You can only register to skate via a webpage/app...you cannot walk up and pay to skate. This is inconvenient if you're out in Erie without your phone and were hoping to skate. Even with your phone, the registration process away from a computer is tedious. 3. There doesn't appear to be a cap on the number of registrations taken for any day. This leads to the rink typically being very crowded and honestly dangerous. If they would implement registrations by time slot and then limit the number of registration per slot, this could easily be avoided. 4. There is no supervision of the rink itself. There is a small hut manned by a one person who checks reservations and hands out skates but nobody watching the rink itself. We've been unfortunate to have to deal with large groups of unsupervisord children and pre-teens that were dropped off and left to go wild. 5. There are no refunds issued for any reason. We've been unable to make use of a paid reservation due to the rink being closed because of the weather. We've been unable to make use of a paid reservation when a group decided to have their birthday party there and there was no room left for anyone else to skate.