DO NOT GO HERE!! The instructor MARCOS MORENO CASTILLO they must have picked up off from the slums…read moreof Colfax. I was 2 minutes late, showed up at 1:02 and my appointment was 1 pm. He called me while I was heading up to the office being rude and saying he will cancel even though I told him I was heading up. I then walk in and the first four words he says is "why are you late" according to your 5 minute late policy, I am not. Super rude and unprofessional. I asked for a refund and a manager came out also not deescalating and made it very difficult to receive my refund. Marcos Castillo should have his instructing permit removed. I have filed a complaint with the BBB and the state of Colorado. DO NOT GO HERE!! If I could give zero stars, I would!

I started throwing up the night before my appointment, into the morning. Lost $50. Then brought the…read morewrong paperwork because the dmv gave me the wrong information and lost my other $50. No drivers test, no rescheduling, just extremely rude people. I used to be able to cancel and rescedule with the DMV and it was cheaper! This is an unprofessional partnership between these schools and the DMV.

I didnt want to write a review but this actually bothered me. I hope somebody could explain it to…read moreme. Last week i did my drivers test. Im not a morning person but my test taker (Zach) wasnt either. There was no connection and no conversation (helps a lot when you are about to your drivers test). But thats not biggest my question-mark of this experience. I will happily admit that i made a mistake and that i failed because of it. And maybe there is a chance to make it up while you drive, you never know. I drove 24mph in a school zone instead of 20mph. I'd take that mistake and learn from it. But this happened in the first 2 minutes of my test. Why did i still have to drive for 15-20 minuted after that without having a chance to prove myself as a safe driver? The Law says you automatically fail if you make that mistake. Why have me continue driving?!?! Im a 25 year old international student who has been driving since 16. I understand you cant let me pass, but tell me in the moment so i dont have to sit in the car for another 15-20 minutes without having anything to prove or win from it. IM THERE TO TRY TO PASS MY TEST, IF I DONT, I NOT TRYING TO PROVE MYSELF FOR NOTHING. Read the room thank you

I would not recommend going to this location . Driving instructors are not on the same page on…read moretheir grading system for the driving test. I honestly think if you haven't done the whole driving course with them they will intentionally fail you so you keep paying for the re- test. They failed my son for the most ridiculous things . Scheduled another test at the different location and instructor was surprised that he failed previously . Stay away from this location !!!! Greenwood Village location was great!!

I outta slap myself for not recognizing this institution that helped me achieve my driver's license…read moreback in August 1st of 2014. I remember driving my past lover here for his license and seeing how appreciable the older gentleman in the office truly is. Instead of dealing with a headache full of DMV robots, you pay for your convenience! A mere fee of $80 (which my ex had only $60) and the older gentleman pardoned it and allowed him to take his test. What do you know next? He passed! Months later in August, my mother and I inquired our time here, and I loved the process of seeing the new technique of having an easy going instructor and the test was very easy. It was easy because the older gentleman was very kind, generous, and I wished to know of his name. He made the test seem NOT scary. I actually did fine. The instructor gives 100% clear directions 100% of the time. I was driving around the neighborhood, and the test was a breeze. And what do you know? I finished! Next is a breeze: you receive your stub with your info and go to the Tri-Country Building and have your photo taken there. They mail your new License in the mail, and you're finished!!! I'm so in love!!! I got my license here!!! Try it now!!!!

My son has very serious social anxiety, but he was put at ease right away, and did great! The…read moreprice was affordable, service excellent, and instructor great!

Great experience for our family. Three younger drivers and parents. We had 2 hours of class room…read moreteaching, which was eye opening and then 2 hours of hands on driving, where we gained confidence in getting the car out of front wheel skids (understeer), rear wheel skid (oversteer) and all wheel skids in various situations. Highly recommended, great hands on teacher who does not mince words if and when you screw up and explains to you what happened and why you skidded out of control. We feel a little safer now and this was important for our kids to learn too.

I just moved to Boulder, CO from SF, CA and had to drive in the snow for the first time driving…read moreacross CO on my roadtrip! There were times it was quite icy and very scary. So I decided to take the class to learn how to drive safely in snowy/icy weather. Michal was very knowledgeable and I learned a ton. The first part of the class involved watching informational slides as he talked and some videos of scary accidents. The actual driving portion was super fun! You get to practice how to handle different types of skidding, and Michal would give you notes on what went wrong and how to correctly navigate. I was not very good at first, but after doing it over and over again, it felt more like second nature by the end of class. I'd highly recommend this class!

We enrolled our granddaughter for the winter driving class. Watch the videos on the Internet and…read morethe experience was nothing like that at all. There was no "slick track" they watered down some asphalt and let them slide a little bit, but there was no real simulation of driving on ice or snow. Extremely disappointed! Do not recommend them at all.

This company exceeds in teaching their students about how to be a safe driver. But, as someone who…read moreis on the spectrum that needs structure; Master Drive falls short in that field. Having to schedule driving lessons with them is an ABSOLUTE PAIN because their lessons are MONTHS OUT and at odd times, which is an absolute inconvenience. Just to add more salt to the wound, they expect you to pay for three driving lessons for their standard package which does not help you with their driver's test in anyway. Oh? Do you want better results behind the wheel with our premium package? TOO BAD! It costs 1,000 dollars. I wish they could give you more time behind their wheel because driving in an unfamiliar car where you don't know how the car handles isn't a fun experience. And don't get me started with the cars! The floorboards are caked with dirt, the seats inside of the cars are worse for wear, and I've gotten a comment from my teenage brother who's also a student at Master Drive that the Kia Soul that he drived smelled like sweat. The cars that they expect the students to drive don't handle very well especially with the breaks being very spongy. As a driving school that pride's itself for safety, you'd expect them to maintain their cars. NOPE! Their cars are terribly maintained. Take your business somewhere else unless if your okay with a being handed a booklet and a pat on a back that says " We're not going to teach you. You should do our job for us " because this school does not engage with you in anyway with their instructors. Yes, parental guidance is important for driving. But, the instructor needs to also be in the picture creating a personalized plan for their student. Which Master Drive does not with only three lessons in their standard package. Driving students need more time to drive with instructors that want to help their students and be supportive to help them become a safe driver. Protect your pockets people! Find another driver's school or teach your student yourself!

My daughter was a new driver and completed her driving hours with Ryan. He was very patient and…read morekind with her. She learned how to drive safely and navigate difficult situations. After taking her driving test and passing the test the administrator mentioned she was one of the best drivers he has had come through. We attribute this to Ryan and his expertise! I highly recommend Badger driving school! Thanks again Ryan!

I was very glad that I chose this driving school for my daughter. The instructor was patient and…read morevery informative. He taught her things that I had not even thought of telling her. He covered every aspect of safety and smart driving. As a result of the classes and driving instruction, I feel very comfortable sending my daughter on the road. Not only because she knows how to follow all of the rules of the road but she knows how to navigate the road defensively so that she can protect herself from potential unsafe drivers out there. I will forever be grateful for how he prepared her.

Today was my first experience with this company. First, their website is seriously lacking…read morecompared to some of the other driving schools. How about posting your prices? Next, I called the phone number listed on the website to get a price quote for driving lessons. Someone answered by saying "hello". The last time I checked this was supposed to be a business. Professionalism would be appreciated, so how about answering the phones in a professional manner, like including the name of your business when you answer so it doesn't sound like I am calling your house. Here's a better way to answer, "Hello and thank you for calling IOM Driving Academy. How can I help you?" I asked the person on the other end how much driving lessons were. She mumbled a number. I said that I could not hear her and I asked her to speak up. She again rambled a number. I again, said that I could not hear her. She hung up in my face. I called right back and magically, the phone went right to voicemail. Again, not even a professional voicemail message. I hung up and here I am typing this review. This place is not for me. They should also remember that the don't know who they are being rude to and my connections alone could have brought them in quite a bit of business. Too bad. First impressions are everything.

They are very unprofessional. First, the woman who answered the phone for my appointment was quite…read morerude, saying she was busy and would call me back and just hung up call. Additionally, the same woman who schedules appointments also teaches there, and she was rude there as well. She didn't explain all the rules and was also using her phone while I was driving. They also don't teach parking skills. I booked a 2-hour driving practice session, but they ended it after just 1 hour and 20 minutes, stating the left time would be for my driving test, even though I'm paying separately for the test so I need practice for complete 2 hours.

Tom is outstanding, his "Fear of Driving" course really helped my daughter overcome a lot of her…read moreanxiety in just three sessions. I rode along a couple of times, his techniques are impressive. Worth every penny! Thanks Tom!

Tom is patient and kind and put my very nervous 20-year-old new driver at ease. He accidentally…read moremissed our first appointment and was genuinely apologetic, giving us a session for free as recompense. I can't recommend this approach enough; he doesn't have a rigid "curriculum" and he works with the individual to move forward as they're ready. Love Strategic!

A free day at the Plains Conservation Center. A small but interesting museum and helpful staff…read more Replicas of 1860 sod houses and life on the plains at the time. The houses are located a good , hot walk from the visitor center, and I guess you can't drive closer.. our hike suddenly ended when we came upon this large snake! The staff was unfazed-a common beneficial bull snake-got our hearts racing!

I had no clue this place existed until I went looking for Girl Scout outings…read more We had a wagon tour of the place and it was absolutely phenomenal. I wish I could remember his name but he said he had been there about 5 years. And there wasn't a question asked that he couldn't answer. We learned about erosion at the water table. We learned about prairie ecosystems. We experienced what it was like living in a sod homestead. And we got a brief overview of the Cheyanne way of life. All of this was followed by s'mores. We saw the eagle nest and several pronghorn and dozens of prairie dogs. The eagles weren't around but they should be back in the spring. If you are looking for a fun and educational experience not too far from Denver, this is the place you are looking for.