Awesome facility. They have everything you could possibly need in a gym. I go there for the adult gymnastics classes which happen on Monday and Wednesday nights. As a former gymnast I know what I want to do when I go there, so I can be autonomous and the coaches let me play around. My fiance needs a little more guidance, and he gets all the spotting and coaching he needs. It's a really fun way to get some exercise. Unfortunately the class lasts only an hour and is a bit pricey, costing me $25 per 1-hour session or $75/month for one day per week only. (The coaches do let you come in early though). But it's the best gym in the north DFW area offering gymnastics to adults so I'll take what I can get. read more

Very nice staff but read what you are agreeing to very carefully. 30 day cancellation policy and a yearly fee even if you are not there for a year. We decided to quit within the first month but you need to give 30 days notice so I had to pay for 2nd month plus yearly fee. I signed the agreement though without paying attention so that's on me. Just wanted others to be careful and read agreement. read more

The gym injures the athletes and then shames them for the injury. The competitive program coaches make the kids do skills they don't have which results in the intended injury and embarrassment. I have seen multiple broken bones, fractures and humiliation methods, even in the level 2 and 3 classes. read more

Terrible place to get your kid a disciplined training. My daughter's kindergarten recess had more structure than the class she had at this place. Complete waste of money. Also be careful while dealing with their front desk. They claimed that they have ended the enrollment but later charged for an extra month saying that I did not give a written notice. read more

Unsustainable for children. You need to think about their future. My sister will not walk as an adult due to her competitive childhood in gymnastics. It's criminal to use children for this purpose without even telling their parents of the high risks in the future read more

The facilities are nice and the coaches are good, but everything is so expensive and they are constantly asking for donations, uniforms, etc. and everything seems to be designed to squeeze the parents out of every cent. I found another gym that's much cheaper. My kiddos love gymnastics but not enough that I think they want to make a career out of it so we're fine with a less competition oriented gym. read more

My daughter has been attending Texas Dreams for 3 years, we love the gym environment and life balance she is able to maintain while competing at a high level. She has had a few different team coaches, each one offering an approach and perspective that is valuable to developing my daughter not only in gymnastics but in life. read more

I have been taking my kids here for over 3 years and they love it! My youngest daughter started out as a toddler and now she is level 2 as a 6 year old, the coaches really know how to teach and build confidence. read more

This place is a joke. Absolutely no structure is the course. Coaches for the group classes keep changing every week. Its more of a jungle gym than a coaching centre read more

Money hungry business minded people.. My kid used to go there and from my experience they are not the best as you think. It takes very long time to get your money back and very hard to communicate with the management. Don't waist your time and money here. read more

If you want a competitive gymnastics training program. This is the gym you want to attend. If your one of those parents that expect your kids to be cuddled then move on, you will not be happy. We moved our family just to be in this gymnastics program. If you expect the gym to do all the work for your kid, move on. You have to be fully committed as a parent and understand gymnastics is a life long commitment. These are Olympic level athletics here. Eat sleep train gymnastics. These kids need 8-10 hours of sleep minimum, good nutrition goals and ambitions to achieve great things. If your kids give 100% your coaches will as well. Train hard work hard. Don't be a slug. If your not living on the edge your taking up space. Nothing in life worth having is free, it takes hard work. read more

I would love to be able to provide feedback on the quality of the facility, instructors,and overall program, but after leaving MULTIPLE messages asking about joining, we still have yet to get a call back. If they do not demonstrate some basic level of customer service before they have your money, in my experience, it's only downhill from there. Thank goodness they aren't the only game in town. read more

Not thrilled starting with receptionist. We moved here from another state and I was looking for a new gym for my 4.5 yo daughter, who's been doing gymnastics for the past two years. Before we left our old gym they offered her to be on a pre-team. So I asked receptionist if it's a possibility and I got a cold - it's by invitation only. Ok, whatever. Their 4-5 yo classes don't have any levels. So I guess a child who just started gymnastics yesterday and my daughter who's been doing it for couple of years will be in the same class. So did the class. Which was very unstructured, they did bars ONE time each child at the end of the class. Kids were going bananas half of the time. And my daughter of course went along with goofing. She came out of the class like unruly, like a wild animal, absolutely not listening to me, major attitude. I've never seen her like that. I HAD to call over the teacher to talk to about how it went. Coach did not have much to say. Just said my daughter was great, good listener. Yeah, I know that, thanks. It's a shame because our coach from the mother gym recommended this one. But we won't be doing this zoo. It's $90 a month for one class a week. Which is pricey and If you want to add a second class it's another $90. Really?! But still I'd pay the price if there was actually a value in it. Maybe for Olympians... But for little kids this gym totally SUCKS! read more

Such an amazing place with amazing coaches, who truly care about the athlete as a whole, instead of being all about winning. The athletes are happy and able to be themselves. I would definitely recommend. read more

This gym is absolutely AMAZING!! My daughter is 2.5 and in the two year old "rattlers" class three days a week. We love it! She's obsessed, it's all she talks about. We used to go to Southlake Gymnastics Academy but it wasn't structured enough for her high energy and sass. Here they have a specific toddler area boxed in from the rest of the gym, two coaches in each of her classes and they focus on skills with the kiddos. Coach Ani is awesome, my daughter has her for every one of her classes and just adores her. Texas Dreams also offers adult gym on Monday and Wednesday nights. I hope my baby sticks with it, she's already wanting to sleep in her leos and is doing her version of gymnastics "tricks" all over the house and at preschool. If you live in DFW and really want your child to excel in this sport, this is the gym for you!! read more

I have trained there sense I was 2 years old! I love it! It feels like home. If your child doesn't want to do team she can do a easier team! Coaches are amazing and will help your child be there best! They have a lot more equipment then most gyms! So they have more teams and more hours to train! They also have a great school in the back of the gym! read more

There are not many choices for boy's gyms. Texas Dreams has a great boy's team. I like the staff, they are very helpful and accessible. I can always get information when I step in the door unlike the other gym we came from that never had anyone who knew anything that was going on. At Texas Dreams, they are friendlier and more helpful and give parents more info because not all parents know the first thing about gymnastics. They may not be perfect, as far as getting all their details right 100% of the time but they get good competitive results and the kids love the coaches and I like the coaches and staff. We have been there 3 years and are happy so far. read more

Texas dreams is a TERRIBLE gym they do not coach at this gym they will hold your child back they are such a business they do not care for your child they already have there ideal team picked out and is giving your child no chance to be great in my opinion they are a terrible gym. read more

This place is the worst. My kid was injured because the coach that was supposed to be spotting her was too busy flirting with another coach.

We did our research and talked to this place about the cost up front multiple times. We were given the wrong cost multiple times. Finally, when we drop the girls off for their first day they say we owe a balance of $54. I said that we were assured multiple times that the amount we were given included everything. My wife went and talked to the manager and the manager would not help. I called and talked to the manger and she made me ask the same question 3 times before I could get an answer. She refused to credit any of the 54 and hung up on me when I asked about why they are not doing gymnastics. She was very offended by any questions I asked and treated my like I was an idiot. The girls say for the first day all they did was play and do art. It was not supposed to be an art class. read more

Texas Dreams is AMAZING. This gym produces national and international level gymnasts, but also has a strong focus on the recreation levels. My son is 4 and has been attending for a while. He is about to start with the pre-team for boys competitive gymnastics. Communication is always great, the coaches are friendly and professional, and they even do open gym play nights on weekends. We will never go anywhere else. read more

I took my very excited 6 years old daughter for a class. In her first class ever in gym, they put her in a group with girls at the same age of her but they have been practicing gym there for many months already. The teachers were asking my daughter to do the same exercise all the other girls were doing. My daughter was so excited and happy to be there but later became to be afraid of it. She did the first exercises with theacher's support but later she said she did not fell ready to do another one and the teacher told her to come back to me! They pushed her so hard in her first day and did not make her feel comfortable in the class. To me it was like if you were starting your driver class and the instructor ask you to start it in a freeway, with no previous explanation or driving in easy routes before. Both teachers that were with her are not prepared to teach at all. We will definitely look for another gym place! Besides it, the place smell terrible. read more

Excellent facility with excellent coaching. There are expectations -- but there should be expectations. Classes are fun and low stress -- team is focused and productive. It's an excellent place to start, progress and end your gymnastics "career". read more