Friendly staff and the open gym is fire. Fills fast and they have 3 sessions. It's a count off…read moremethod so you can't really play with ppl you came with unless you are the same #

A nice center with a good gym and toddler play room. Not to mention the two train tables in the…read morelobby, plenty of seating, space to run around and a plastic house in the corner to explore. Outdoors, there is a large field (baseball) and play structure for children. There is a field in which to run and play and space to sit and chat. Overall a nice space and in a convenient, bus accessible (bus 40 stops about three or four blocks away) location.

I'm always looking for facility rentals for my professional and personal life. I'm baffled about…read morehow I could miss this one! I had no idea it was there until I was invited to an event. It's tucked in a residential area so it's not surprising that I missed it. This is a good sized rental with different rooms. There is a spacious kitchen and a loading area nearby that makes it easy to get things in and out. Aside from a large room for seating, another room with gaming tables, and the gym, there's also a playground and ball field outside. Along with all of that, there was a staff member around to answer questions and assist. After the event, I immediately looked up rates and found them to be very reasonable. I wouldn't be surprised if I booked it for an event in the future. Parking is limited in proportion to the amount of people the facility and outdoor space. That's the only real downside I identified but that can be manageable.

I've been to a lot of Community Centers and they are usually nice people but sometimes they're not…read morefriendly. I've been to this Community Center a couple of times and I really love it! It's the friendliest environment I've ever seen! If you need a safe environment for your children, then I suggest this place for you. I guarantee that you will love it there and the staff are always looking out for others so everyone is safe.

I primarily remember taking part in gymnastics through Cascade Elite Gymnastics because of the…read moreCascade part of the name. When I came here growing up, Cascade was a frequently used word in my social sphere (name of a swim club some of my friends were interested in and my grandad volunteered on trails in the Cascade Mountains). In terms of my artistic gymnastic abilities, I was naturally flexible and high energy. I managed to surprise my family/friends that it did not translate to gymnastics ability. As part of a group, we went through and tried different apparatus to the best of our abilities, I was best at bars and worst at floor. I had/have a fear of falling and for some reason that flared up in my not being able to do a cartwheel (fear of falling flat on my face), however an interest in bars (where fear of falling was overcome by apparatus coolness). My time here was short lived in part because of my not quite taking to it, the workers/instructors were kind and understanding both in my taking part and withdrawing/not continuing.

Both my kids took rec classes. My daughter took them for close to 3 years, I think the preschool…read moreclasses are great but beyond that, these rec classes are waste of time. The feedback from coaches was inconsistent, the coaches kept changing every week. Spring session, there was feedback posted on our online account, but during fall session time there was no feedback, the only communication you get is about strict registration process. Just feels like money pit not really about kids making progress. My daughter lost interest, she switched to different sport.

With gyms recently closed for covid the pool being open was much appreciated. I think it's vital…read morethat people have a way to get out of the house and get some exercise especially in our cold/wet Washington winters. A reservation system is in place where you schedule an hour session online. I've been booking the lazy river which allows for 3 users at once, but has the current turned off. You can make use of the water weights and get in an arm work out and do your own version of river fitness. I do wish the water was a little warmer. The hot tub is also open (no jets allowed), but only to 2 people at once, with masks required. The sauna is closed. This pool has stricter restrictions than another pool in the area, so it may make you feel safer if you are fearful of covid. There are lots of children around in the classrooms nearby, but I have seen none in the pool on any of my recent visits. It also appears it is much easier to get a lap lane here, which has been a challenge at another local pool. I've never been at a time when the session was full and it's really reasonably priced, especially for Mountlake Terrace residents.

Recently moved to the area and decided to try this public pool on. Sunday morning. Overall not a…read moregreat experience for my kiddo and I. We arrived early to be sure that we could purchase a pass for the 1.5 hour block of leisure swim time. Once we got in, a less than friendly lifeguard walked over and looked right at me and said that I could enter the pool if I had showered first. Not one single person went and showered first and no one else was told to shower. My child was already in the pool. We paid around $13 for 1.5 hours of a very crowded toddler swim area that was about one foot deep.

I can't believe we live so close and I'd never even heard of this place. We usually go to Elevated…read moreSportz or Flying Squirrel, so Sky Zone wasn't even on my radar. Another parent mentioned it during an Easter egg hunt, and I figured we'd check it out so my kids could compare before deciding where to have their birthday party. We came in this morning, filled out the waiver, and the staff walked us through the pricing and membership options. Then, out of nowhere, they told us not to worry about paying for today (thanks Claire) --just grab the grip socks. That honestly caught me off guard. You don't really see that kind of approach much anymore. It felt like they were confident enough in what they offer to just let the experience speak for itself. My kids had a great time and ended up choosing this as their birthday spot. So while they let us try it out for free today, they probably just locked in a party that'll cost me over $1k. Customer service was great all around. Only small downside--it was a little cold inside.

We've had a membership her for over a year and my kids really enjoy it. It's a great on a rainy day…read moreor a way too hot to be outside day. It can be frustrating when bigger kids are rough housing and making it harder for the young ones to be safe. Other than that it's been a great form of exercise for my kids.

A community center with some modern upgrades, including the windows at the front entry!…read more The playground is awesome and gives you her kids a place to run, explore and enjoy as the adults use one of the rooms available for rent inside (meetings, conferences, gatherings). Inside, too, enjoy the gym and the lap pool, a lobby space to gather and converse or take a moment away to read, check Yelp!, and more. Staff usually man the desk at the entry and can answer questions, point you in the right direction and provide information about the goings-on at the community center.

This review is just for the pool, as I have yet to use the rest of the facilities…read more The Meadowbrook pool is okay compared the other ones around Seattle. First off, it's indoors, which means swimming all year round. It's huge, has diving boards, a few bleachers to sit, and is freaking cold. Sign up early for lessons and classes. Always call ahead to check for closures due to cleaning and maintenance. These people really need to heat their pool better. Especially for all the kids swimming in it. We've done the baby class here and it's terrible for children and infants to have to brave cold water. I've seen plenty of people having to leave early because their infant can't handle the cold. I know they've been informed of the problem, but they don't seem to care. And honestly, it is a tad cold even for me and I'm a god damn Polar Bear Plunge member! I love to cold water swim but not when I'm in a pool. The locker rooms are decent. Clean. Enough benches, only one changing table though. Plenty of hooks, lockers, showers and toilets. Even some crazy-spiny-dry-your-wet-stuff thing. Strangely enough, Seattle sure has some body issues. It's just silly to see grown women nervously and dangerously stumbling under a towel so no one can see their "goodies" while trying to carol their children. Maybe I've just been in the medical world too long or I just have no shame. Either way, prepare to get looked at like a leper if you get naked without reservation. The parking is ample, though you get plenty of Lake City spill off and slack-jawed yokel teens running around. So watch your belongings and lock the doors. Vandalism and break-ins are normal. And it is so close to the beautiful Meadowbrook Pond. A great excuse to explore that area.

The only reason I'm not giving this place 5 stars is the location and distance from my work and…read morehome (downtown Seattle). The indoor courts remind me of The Bay Club back in SF, and they have a very nice callibration exercise that all new members have to do before they can sign up for lessons. Great place to come on the weekends!

I just got off the phone with Tennis Center Sand Point, and my interaction with the Pro Shop and…read moreTCSP overall left such a sour taste in my mouth that I had to leave a review. I needed two rackets strung and I called Tennis Center Sand Point for a quote. I talked to the receptionist and she said she'll transfer me to the Pro Shop. I waited on the phone and I was left with a voice message saying the voicemail inbox was full. Ok, no problem, I called again and same receptionist picked up. I was then transferred again, and someone picked up...from the Tennis Center cafe. Er, what? I called a third time and was finally transferred to the Pro shop. I asked them for their prices and it was a bit steep in the price (which by all means is fine - I'm not arguing against their policy.) I wanted to ask another question and thanked them for the quote, and in the middle of my sentence, the guy in the Pro Shop, with the most monotone and rude voice, interrupted me and just said: "Have a nice day" and hung up on me. The nerve. Customer service just flew out the door. This interaction itself single-handedly made my decision to NOT go to Sand Point to get my rackets strung. Sand Point, you just lost a potential customer. And from all the 1-star reviews, this is not an isolated incident. From the rudeness to overall incompetency, I will be looking elsewhere to get my tennis needs met.

At first glance, this seems like a basic gym with a bunch of really young instructors. What I've…read morediscovered is this is a family. We've only been going to Gymagine for a few months now, but it has made a big impression. For my 8-year-old, it has been an opportunity to learn new skills from instructors who seem to really pay attention and are happy to help them try over and over again until they get it. She has made huge strides in her abilities and in her confidence. For my 5-year-old, it has been just plain fun. She connected with the instructors immediately and spends much of class not only doing gymnastics but sharing stories about her day. Even with all of her chatter, she is fully engaged in what they are learning. For my husband and me, it is a comfortable space to watch our kids have a great time and grow stronger. Plus, they have strong wifi and tons of power outlets. And there's just something about the people there. It feels so positive, and I appreciate that team tryouts are open - that's my first experience at a gym that does that. Oh, and as for the young instructors, they are well-trained, well-supervised, and all seem to truly love teaching the kids. Turns out my older daughter's current school teacher was once a Gymagine instructor. If she's an example of what they instill in these instructors, then they are doing an amazing job.

I worked here as a teenager, it was fun, kids learned, great job. Flashforward to my excitement of…read moremy own children learning gymnastics here. Terrible experience. My kids were at The Little Gym Everett before we moved to this area and they do more for you than anyting I've seen at GYMagine. My son was by himself in a class, little to no engagement by the coach, lots of down time and wandering around the gym, he was bored and did not learn anything new. My daughter, also did not learn anything new, was more advanced than the others so she was also bored. SO MUCH DOWN TIME. Coaches have no plans, teenagers are running the front desk, no adult supervision, they messed up our schedules not once but five times. The gym is dirty, old equipment, coaches don't start on time, no safety training when kids get hurt (several friends of ours have gotten hurt with no follow up safety), management does not care, late or no answer on messages, phone calls, texts. Would highly recommend you think twice before sending your children here.