Emma was very helpful with information. Very well spoken and experienced in this academy. We have a…read moretrial coming up and im very excited to see how this goes for my 4yo daughter!

We've been enrolling our 3 year old in classes here since August of 2021. We do feel his class is…read moreabsolutely over priced considering we stay with him, help him learn the stuff, and it's just about getting him comfortable with being there. Also, paying extra for the T-shirt at the end of the session feels ridiculous considering what we pay every single session... but overall our experience has been wonderful. We absolutely ADORE Coach Mattie. She has made gymnastics so fun for our Ryker. She single handedly makes the cost worth it for our boy. All the girls handling the little ones are super sweet but we wouldn't have continued if he didn't light up like he does every time he hears he gets to go see Coach Mattie.

Great place, nice floor, friendly staff, good music, wonderful people , clean bathrooms, excellent…read morefloor,

folk. i waited 30 mins for my food n when it came out i was hungry asff. so i really didn't care at…read morefirst until. i look down and i swear to you they had the same ranch we had in the okc county detention center and not only that i paid 7 damn dollar for 3 cold strips. dawg do better smh‍‍

We were on a Letterkenny theme date night so we bought tickets for a OKC Warriors vs Shreveport…read moreMudbugs hockey game. I'm not even a sports fan but it was so fun! Parking and entry were super easy, the bar was small but had all the cold beer & spiked hot chocolate we wanted. Concessions were quick and great (we had hot pretzels & cheese, a lot of people were ordering pizza). The staff, the "regulars," ALL the people were super friendly. It was such a chill, welcoming place. I didn't know what temperature to expect, I was fine in two layers but next time I'll bring gloves & beer koozies. The only snag was it was really hard to find our seats, there are no ushers and not much signage. But once you figure it out you don't need signs. Overall we had an awesome time, the ice center is a fantastic spot to watch hockey, and we can't wait to come back!

This is a fun little activity in OKC. Homeschoolers can skate on Thursdays for $12. A nice escape…read morefrom the August heat! The young man working the skates was very helpful and personable!

This place was a great venue for the event. Nice patio, centrally located, and they even allow you…read moreto bring your own outside food and drinks. The only con was the small kitchen space. I would definitely recommend this place to a friend.

The BEST place in the area for a birthday party…read more There is so much variety that there is seriously something for EVERYONE there (even the grown ups!) I always go way over board on parties and then am stressed out on party day, but having it here the owner was so amazing and helpful that I was actually able to enjoy the party! She stepped up and went over and beyond when we needed it, but also gave us space to do our thing when it was time too. The party moved so smoothly and everyone had an amazing time! Our go to birthday/ party place from here on out! And the icing on the cake, the prices and packages are super reasonable for getting a PRIVATE use of the facility! Seriously- go check this place out you it regret it!

We love We Rock the Spectrum! I've been a couple of times with my work kids with special needs (all…read moreages) and with my typically-developing kids (4 & 6). The owner couldn't be more accommodating or friendly, and seems to have thought of everything. Great pretend play area, swings galore, a climbing wall, zip line, quiet room...a wonderful place to spend a couple of hours with your littles!

Overall this place is a adequate for a conference. But there are things that they definitely need…read moreto improve on here. The Reed Center is very welcoming. It almost has a library atmosphere to it. When you first walk in here you are greeted by a hush. It's almost eerie. There is an information desk to your left, at times there is no one manning this desk, but there is a screen to inform you as to what room is being used for what. Also on your left is a corridor that connects to the Sheraton hotel. Moving forward you can either go upstairs or to the main conference room. For this review, that will be the main focus as I never went upstairs. The main room is huge, so huge that they can divide it up into three areas. Seems great when you think about it and you need space, but somehow it kind of turned into a bit of a nightmare to deal with. Noise travels in here, loudly. For what I was attending I was sitting on the far left of the now divided room. Everything that was being said on the far right of the now divided room I could hear clear as day. You may be thinking, "Well, the room is divided, how is that so?" When I say divided, it's not divided by anything more that curtains. So you hear, and nearly see everything else that is going on in that room. It made it hard to focus. Want to know what made it harder to focus? The fact that even though it is warm outside, you may need a winter jacket to keep yourself from getting hypothermia. Not knowing this, I had no warmer clothes and I suffered. I made frequent trips outside to warm up. The outside area is beautiful. There is a pond with a fountain in it and a path for a stroll. A covered area with benches to take a break. The facilities were tidy and well maintained.

What a fantastic conference facility! I'm a member of a professional finance organization at Tinker…read moreAFB, and today we had our annual Professional Development Institute at the Reed Center. I loved the mix of professionalism and comfort here. The facilities were top notch and the staff was wonderful. Outside, the landscaping and water features along the walking paths were a very welcome sight. I highly recommend a relaxing walk around the south and east side of the building. This is a great spot for a conference, and I was very impressed today. It's also worth noting that the Reed Center staff served a Mexican lunch today and it was delicious. Yum!

This park needs a little help. Grass is suffering with a lot of muddy patchy areas. Playground…read moreequipment is dated but retro and kitchy. There are items here you won't find elsewhere like a four way teeter-totter and merry-go-round. Tennis courts are ugly. And whenever I drive by there are never kids here. Kind of defeats the purpose if kids play alone.

Cute park. Lots of room. Had teeter totters, old school park equipment which was great! Tables to…read moreeat lunch at. Trees for shade. Tennis court.

We rented this place for a large birthday party. The venue itself was pretty cool, but the owner,…read moreRocky, made the experience awful. He made sure everyone knew the place was his, and made you feel unwelcome. The bar was cash only (no credit cards), but he failed to mention that to anyone. He and his high school staff started clearing out our decorations an hour before the party ended, and he even yelled at some kids to get back to the other side of the room (away from where he was supervising the crowd.) He told us we had freedom to do what we wanted before booking, but when we were setting up he was in there telling us where we should put stuff, told us we couldn't cover up his large, cowboy sculpture with a big sign about unattended children. The catering was disgusting. So cheap, you could literally tell he just went to Sams before hand and got some deli meat and cold bread slices. He did provide a caricature for our party at no charge, but it seemed like it was more of a favor for his friend than our party. Overall, I hate to write negative reviews, and gave 2 stars because the venue really is neat. But the owner should really just be behind the scenes and make his guests feel more welcome. He is obviously not a people-person, so he should hire someone else to do his customer service. Honestly Rocky, it's worth the extra expense. Bad customer experiences go a long way, and I hope my review can inspire change or prevent someone else from having to go through the experience.

I have been to 2 events at Rocky's, both were high school reunions so this review will only be able…read moreto let you know how they handle reunions. The venue holds 387 according to the posted fire marshall's note above the door and they have someone at the door counting who comes in, but since we were a non-ticket event, there was a guest list & name tags no need to count tickets. The area is more rectangle than a square, but there was plenty of seating at round tables, square tables and long tables. Tall tables & regular tables with chairs. The decor is rustic, barn, old west vibe. We had food served buffet style of shaved ham, turkey, turkey pastrami, bread, Grandma's garlic pickles, sliced sausage, cheese plate, desert of cookies & mousses(?). I'm sure I forgot something, but those were the things I ate. It was good, and they didn't run out of food the whole night. Cash bar with beer and spirits. There was also soft drinks, tea & water for us designated drivers. The air conditioner works great and in OK in the summer in a crowd of people, that is 100%! There is a small dance floor you could probably get 50 people out on it and a stage for a DJ. I wasn't in on the planning for this reunion so I don't know if the DJ was provided for with the rental as he wasn't anyone from the reunion or if he was hired by the class. He was good, he played from 7pm-12am without the music stopping. There were 2 young men walking the floor the whole time picking up empty glasses, beer bottles, plates, napkins. Straightening table decor, pushing chairs up to the table so people had room to walk around the floor. They impressed the heck out of me. There is no street parking, but you can pay to park in the hotel parking lot just across the street. Or Uber, Lyft to and from. If you need a venue for pretty much anything, check them out. There is also an elevator for easy access as you walk up a flight of stairs for entry.