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Paloma A.via Google

3 months ago

My daughter is really enjoying her jazz classes here, the teachers are great, and the facility is amazing. The only issue is that parking is horrendous! There's simply not enough space and we end up parking on the street, but the street gets overcrowded and it's hard to see oncoming cars. Would love to see the open lot next to the building turned into a parking lot!

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Braden Tylervia Google

5 months ago

This is the worst company I have ever had the displeasure of being involved with. I cancelled my daughter’s membership a month ago and they are still billing charges to my debit card without permission. I now have to cancel my card and dispute the charges.

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Kathy Weathersvia Google

over 2 years ago

Such an amazing studio. Our kiddo has been in dance since she was 3 and started at DU at the age of 5. She is now 10 and is in her second year of comp teams. She calls DU her home ❤ The opportunities, training by nationwide dance instructors/choreographers and care they have for their dancers makes this one of the best studios in the valley.

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Brian Claytonvia Google

almost 3 years ago

I don't like posting negative reviews, but my experience with Dance Unlimited has been nothing but that. We signed our daughter up for the 3-5 year old 6-week trial ballet class earlier this year. Thankfully it was just a trial class. Weeks 1 and 2 went pretty well. On Week 3, the instructor didn't know how to get the sound system set up to work with music and spent more than half the time trying to figure it out, rather than moving on and teaching. While she was doing this, the girls were just sitting around or running to their parents. I went to the front desk to see if there was anyone who could help, only to find a note saying nobody was there and wouldn't be there for a few days. The rest of that class was spent playing freeze tag with the girls. The remaining weeks were spent essentially playing freeze tag with about ten minutes of trying to teach technique and a routine to the girls. I had conversations with several of the parents who wondered why we were bringing our children here to play a game we could play with our girls at home. Several of the parents were frustrated, and rightfully so. I tried calling the studio during business hours. Nobody answered, so I left a detailed voicemail. I never received a response. Since the class ended, I have received three additional charges to my credit card from Dance Unlimited, which should have never happened in the first place. Communication has been nonexistent, and the 3-5 year old trial class was more of a babysitting session where the girls played freeze tag. If you have young children who are genuinely interested in dance and looking to learn, if you're looking for a place that communicates well with parents, if you're looking for an experience that is anything other than frustrating, I'd suggest trying another studio.

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Candace Stonebergvia Google

almost 3 years ago

My Daughters have been dancing at Dance Unlimited for more than 11 years this year. We LOVE DU they have become a part of our family. I’d consider the directors and teachers friends. They are always on top of all communication and give you all information needed as soon as humanly possible. They always are constantly trying to improve their business. In the 11 years I’ve seen enormous growth. They just opened a new facility and if you haven’t seen it yet, you need to. I’ve never seen anything like it. State of the art, 10 large studios making “full out” dance for large groups possible & comfortable, attached “The Dance Shoppe” for all of your dancewear needs is so great. I may sound like an employee but I assure you I am not, we just love DU that much.