This is such a beautiful facility for families! We were looking to join the YMCA so we can have a…read moreplace to play and workout. There is a big pool, big basketball courts and the staff was so friendly. Parking was plentiful and I overall felt safe. We love the YMCA! The value is fair and connects you with the community--which is priceless! Would recommend!

Cool place to exercise in peace. I love the lazy river and the very large pool. As a lady of size,…read morestruggling to start my weight loss journey, I wish they would put the little white chairs back in the pool area for people to use, instead of stacked up near the lode guards to hold their fans up.

Don't be fooled by this place. It looks nice. But it is in terrible shape. They refuse to maintain…read moreor fix anything until another few weeks or months beyond whenever they HAVE to. The pools are virtually unusable. If you take a tour and they try to give you the line that the therapy pool is around 95 & the regular pool is about 86, DO NOT BELIEVE THEM! The heaters have been broken for MONTHS now. That's right, I said months. The temp today was 76 in the therapy pool & 78 in the main. Even when they were working, the temps would range wildly. They were never the same temp twice. The therapy pool could be 83 one day and over 100 a few days later. They. Just. Don't. Care. They refused to add proper chlorine to the pools for months as well. It took repeated calls to the health dept to get them to FORCE them to get it up to level. "Oh, how bad could it be?" you ask. The proper level is supposed to be 7.2. The therapy pool was .2 to .5. For MONTHS. That is very dangerous & unhealthy. They were cloudy all the time and smelled. The saunas were down for a long time. I was told there was black mold in the ladies locker room one for a very long time, but even at that, they refused to fix it. Or CLOSE IT! Even with black mold. The showers were broken for over a year before they got fixed despite dozens of requests to fix them. It was not a complex plumbing issue, it was REPLACING A SHOWER HEAD!! Get the picture? They care about your money, not you. Then they will not spend any to keep things fixed. They will tell you anything to get you to sign up, but if you ever have a problem, you are all the way out of luck. So if you believe the "C" in "YMCA" stands for "Christian" - nope. WWJD? Care enough about people to keep things fixed.

I've been pretty busy these last few months, and haven't had as much time to come here as much, but…read moreI've got a bit more free time again and have made my way back. The main difference that I've noticed (and I guess the reason for this update) is that the staff doesn't seem as interactive. And I kind of mean this in a good way? They used to have workers stand in the entryway upstairs, at the top of the straits landing between the two sections of workout equipment. This always felt a little awkward to me, like they were just watching everyone exercise (which was their job, so they were) and it was probably weird (and super boring!) for them too! It was nice that they were more available for any questions/ issues that way though. Now I'm not sure where they are? So maybe something between those two ways would be good... I'll also say that a few months ago, the staff was always super welcoming when coming in and leaving the building. Recently, I haven't really seen as much of that. Honestly I'm not sure if I miss that, or if I'm cool with just being able to walk in and just kind of stay to myself and go on with my way lol. I guess again, maybe something in between would be good. I think maybe one reason for this is that everyone knows how to use their cards or their phones to check themselves in, so there's less of a need to have someone right there at the door all the time, to be fair. Not gonna change my star rating even though there are some changes, just because I feel like the differences are more neutral in my eyes. Not necessarily better, or worse, just differences! I just wonder if these were intentional changes or not...?

Great place. Clean, cool place for kids to hang out and the playground is big and spacious for kids…read moreto run around.

We have taken our children to Rhema CDC for about 5 years now and we LOVE it! We have never had any…read moreproblems with the administration, teachers, facilities, or curriculum. Very pleased and would recommend it to anyone!

We had a blast swimming together after church today :-) fun for all ages. Great way to beat this…read moresummer heat :-)

Nice variety of gym equipment. This is a newer YMCA pool looked great for families. They have more…read moreworkout equipment than the DT YMCA

Imagine does not provide the services it charges parents for. Please read my review before wasting…read moreyour money. I'm not a frustrated parent or a disgruntled employee. I'm a former employee and I left of my own accord a year ago for a more professional job. I've since been in touch with other employees and they have expressed frustration at the lack of changes. From my experience the only age groups that seemed to have a good structure were the infant to toddler classes. But for the price that parents pay it's a very average copy/paste structure. The preschool classes and teachers do not have enough support at all. The management compensates for this by sending support staff to classes to meet ratio requirement. The company seems to only care about those ratios because multiple rooms lacked accurate air conditioning including the so called gym which is smaller than an average school classroom and the management has an absurd rule that the humid un air conditioned gym doors need to be closed. With the school age kids upwards of almost thirty at a time were expected to fit in there with the doors closed. Now let me get to one of the worst issues that honestly shocked me: the lack of food for the students. Multiple instances we ran out of snacks and meal items. To be completely honest running out of food was almost a daily occurrence. On multiple occasions I sneaked extra crackers or fruit from the kitchen for the students just so they could have something. I'm sorry but I felt cruel denying these children when they're spending upwards of seven hours on top of school and then almost all day during the summer. Now speaking of the summer, the so called "camps" are a complete joke. Due to the lack of resources your child will barely cook in the cooking camp, the dino and nija camps are a farce, and the science camps have little to no activities. Do not send your kids here because you will be coughing up thousands of dollars for your child to spend the majority of the day cooped up in that gym, the bowling alley (which is one of the few places most of the kids enjoy but is closed on a semi regular occasion due once again to the company's failure to fix malfunctioning equipment) or the "jungle" which is the older kids home base and I kid you not is an absolute joke of a room. I remember during orientation being shocked at the size of that room. It has a room behind it that has tables but please note the kids are banned from playing there. This area is also where the most accidents happen. It truly lives up to its name unfortunately. On top of that the children are expected to just play around with a few usable toys and the school age teachers I'm sorry to say most of them are not fit for the role. The school age teachers -- on multiple occasions -- alongside some office staff have singled out specific children for behavior that is near to nothing in contrast to other children that are a) either their favorites or b) the child of one of their long term staff. This has been such an issue that some children's complaints have been disregarded due to this. And finally: the older age group needs to be divided because for example: if you have a seven year old they will eventually come into contact with a twelve year old boy twice their size. My intention is not to jeopardize the hard work of the director and the staff that work diligently to care for these children. I just can't imagine as a parent working tirelessly and believing my children are getting a wholesome environment. Environment is everything for nurture. Small rooms, malfunctioning equipment, scarce craft & play supplies, and inadequate nutrition adds to a daily environmental that will impact your child's mental and physical health. This company needs to get its act together and bring down their seat numbers until they can provide enough. And they need to train their staff in actual teaching and classroom management -- not just the minimum courses required by state and federal legislation. I will make sure to leave this review on any other sites I can just in case this gets deleted. It shouldn't but just in case it does.

We love Imagine Bixby (Tulsa) location! My 2 year old and 5 year old both go here. (2 year old is…read morein Transitional Preschool and 5 year old does aftercare.). The staff are so friendly and my kids always look forward to their day here. Exceptionally amazing teachers and updates with photos throughout the day. We love Imagine!

I have worked at Primrose School of Broken Arrow since it opened in 2021, and I love it! I started…read moreoff as an infant teacher, then a toddler teacher, and I am now working as a Curriculum Coordinator. I have been given so many opportunities to grow as an educator here. I love partnering with families and teachers to provide the best possible care in a warm, friendly, and safe environment. It has been amazing to watch the children in our care grow and learn as they move from classroom to classroom.

Have been here for over three years and wouldn't go anywhere else :) Staff is kind and caring and I…read morealways feel like we can collaborate.

Really impressed with the staff at Kidz town. Earnie, one of the owners there is incredibly kind…read moreand you can tell she really cares about people and loves kids. It's really important to feel that when you drop off your kids for the day. The facility is also impressive. It's much bigger than it looks. The classrooms are large but clean and organized with many fun activities for the kids. The outdoor space is also very impressive. It has lots of great space and is very well taken care off. Overall, kidz town seems like a great child care center and you can tell that the staff are there because they love kids.

Not transparent with policy's before they take your application fee. I was not told there is a 40…read morehour a week cap on child care when I toured the facility. I get my husband and I have long hours but a 40 hour cap doesn't even work for normal hours unless you work in the dang parking lot. Now I'm scrambling to find a new daycare for my foster baby. I would have never switched him to this facility had I known there was a 40 hour cap, it's unrealistic.

WoNdErFuL school with an even more amazing staff. The Goddard school is truly an extension of your…read morefamily!!

Goddard School is an ever changing daycare. They have had bad teachers in the past I have heard but…read morecurrently they have a whole bunch of great teachers in every class from the infants class to pre-k! I work in one of the classes so I have an inside view, just like any daycare there are gonna be good and bad days. Goddard does a great job at potty training kids and giving them love and comfort while they are away from their families. They are organized and make sure that their staff isn't overworked. Goddard gives women the opportunity to grow their family and be a working mom. They pay for tons of training as well.