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!

My recommendation is based entirely on my perspective of a working adult…read more Memberships are too expensive for the limited hours of operations. They should explore options that would allow working adults access outside their limited hours. Too little equipment. I've been a member for more than 10 years. The facility is nice. The staff are nice. I like that they are by the trail. But, it is intended more for folks who don't work during the day or children. If they ever expand their hours, I would recommend them.

Free Weights & Exercise Machine Room - Equipment is getting old, Room is very musty smell. Needs…read moreto be updated 2 Pools - Not managed very well, cannot attract and retain guards. Lots of pool issues in past 1 year from no pump to no heat to no guards. Need management overhaul. Seems to be de-emphasizing swimming thus members are NOT happy - Indoor Pool: Closed on Sundays saying outdoor pool is open till temp is above 45 degrees! Who wants to swim outside below 65 degrees unless you are masters or below age 50. Classes - Generally good and well managed. Overall rating of 3 is average due to classes being above average, and pool being poor rating.

I have not had good experiences at this D-BAT location. Multiple times I've come here, the machines…read morewere either malfunctioning or completely out of service. When asking employees for help, sometimes they assist, but other times they just tell you to wait for another machine without offering any real solution. The machines constantly having issues is clearly something management should take more seriously, and the staff should have a better attitude when customers bring it up. Today was even worse. I showed up to get some batting work in, only to find the entire building closed. An electrician on site mentioned it was due to electrical issues, which honestly makes sense considering how often the machines don't work properly. The frustrating part is there was no notification anywhere saying the facility was closed. Google Maps showed the place as completely open. I've been to other D-BAT locations, and this one is by far the worst experience I've had. Even the bats are in poor condition.

At Dbats Addison, we have found our top choice location. The team members are exceptional,…read morewell-informed, and supportive. During our visit, we encountered an issue with the pitching machine, and Alex promptly came to assist us. He not only tested the machine, fixed the arm, and pinpointed the problem efficiently but also provided our girls with a bucket of balls for tee and front toss practice while the machine was being repaired. Moreover, this facility utilizes real balls, which is a great feature. Alex demonstrated excellent customer service by communicating the issue to both the girls and myself, showing kindness and professionalism. Such outstanding service is what keeps us returning to this location every time.

Great staff and fun place for kids. I highly recommend this place to all parents..read more

Tia and our PTA team organized an in-school field trip for our entire elementary school! The kids…read morelearned about kinetic energy while building a roller coaster with different materials. The program was customized for our school schedule and we had a couple of different projects based on school level. Overall, if you are looking at ways to bring STEM projects and fun-based learning to your kids, I highly recommend Challenge Island. So fun for the kids!

We do NOT recommend. I wanted to give it a chance, but our kids hated it and we were charged way…read moretoo much, despite giving many updates about what weeks we would attend.

Camp was more like school and we were scammed by Linda. I do NOT recommend. I had heard of her…read morelack of competency before, but thought we would give it a chance. Linda charged us $756 for THREE days of camp (my kids do not want to go the last day due to how bored they were and despite being a four day week, we were still charged the same amount as a full week). We had a family emergency and three family members told Linda we would need to adjust the weeks we were going. She still charged us deposits for three weeks, regardless of texts and phone calls stating that we would let her know a week at a time and that we would not be going for three weeks.

I have been a member at this particular location for a while, and with the YMCA since 1989…read more However, I ended my membership after my grandson was bullied by a group of pickleball members. He was playing in the gym before they arrived. After some time, he came out crying because one of the men took his ball and put it away. When I reported the incident, one of the male staff members apologized and retrieved the ball. While I was comforting my grandson, telling him he did nothing wrong and that adults shouldn't be selfish and treat a nine-year-old child that way, I told him to stay near me and continue playing. At that moment, an ignorant female staff member, who was passing by, interjected, saying, "You can't play with the ball in this area." This is the second incident involving her discriminatory behavior towards my family. As I was leaving, deeply disappointed by the behavior--especially since this is supposed to be a Christian establishment--I saw Joseph and informed him. He stated that she shouldn't have said anything to me, as the matter did not involve her. A few weeks after I left, I stopped by to file a formal complaint and asked to speak to Brian, the director or manager of this location. He showed no empathy and instead stated that children should not be left alone. I am 55 years old, a former teacher, and a current paralegal. I was intentionally monitoring my grandson while sitting directly outside the gym in the vending area. This place has changed from a family-friendly, community-oriented place to a worldly, non-family-friendly environment for minority families.

This is about Pickleball which has become cliquish to the point where certain players move paddles…read moreand will only play with other advanced players. Lesser players must find other venues or possibly get in a game or two with a few kind souls. Semones has always been this way. This is an inclusive Christian organization. These advanced players who take PB so seriously should join non-rec facilities. The Y is not the place.

Great place to skate, if you can. They have hockey leagues of different ages...yes, adults, too…read more Also leagues of different skill levels. A large plethora of options to suit your life. The StarCenter has multiple locations across the great state of Texas, but this one is in Farmers Branch, outside of Dallas. Friendly people. Multiple rinks. Just select the one you're there for and pop a squat. This center is easy to get to, as it's right on Stemmons. No pay parking. Great bargain - can't beat that! Leagues are decently priced, and think of all the new friends you'll meet. Meet up with friends to play or just watch. Come on out!

The place is very nice and I felt like a millionaire hanging out with the Stars alumni association…read moreand being the charity event they chose to raise money for. The food is great too and very 5 star.

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!