Metro Stars Gymnastics

Nice, clean facility. Great area for parents to sit and watch kids with no obstructed view. Friendly staff and small classes.

Metro Stars is great! I am surprised by the bad reviews. They say it's crowded, yeah but the place is big enough for several classes at once. They have an app so you can have a visual on what skills your child is working on and a user interface for everything you need to know about your status.

Crowded facility. Not worth the price. You can barely even see your own kid through the tiny windows. There is a tv that you can watch some low quality cameras of the gym. 9 camera screens on maybe a 40" TV. There are so many classes going on at the same time and there are areas of the gym that have no viewing windows. Not enough seating for parents. Staff is pretty rude up front. Teachers aren't consistent and don't pay any individual attention. I'm watching my sons coach teach him how to cartwheel wrong. She is literally showing him to step with the wrong foot first for the direction he's turning. I cancelled my membership today as I cannot stand another month here. Might as well try out the gymnastics at the YMCA. Even if it's bad there also it'll be $60 cheaper a month.Oh and class was just let out 10 minutes early?

Holy crowd of children, Batman! Is this a daycare center or a place for gymnastics classes? It's nice that they have seating areas and windows where you can watch what's happening in the gym area. But the whole entire viewing area is overrun with tiny humans running amuck. And the noise level - eek! It was straight up a painful experience.As for the gymnastics itself, they have several classes going on at once, all in the same gym, and they rotate around to different apparatuses and areas. You never know who the "coach" will be. There's no consistency and the attention they pay to the kids is rather minimal. And I saw no coaching. The "coach" didn't offer any learning corrections. There were moves that should have easily been mastered quickly with the right instruction.Personally, I wouldn't send a kid here for gymnastics classes.

My daughter has been taking classes here for a few months and just loves it. The facilites are clean and organized. The staff is very professional and organized. There is also a Friday night open gym/play time that my kids love to attend.Recently we had my daughter's birthday party here. There were 4 different types of parties to choose from. We had the entire gym for an hour and a party room for 30 minutes. 2 staff members were available to help. They even dished up the cake for the kids, gave me a list with who gave what gift to my daughter and even did all the clean up. My daughter and I had a wonderful time and Metro Stars helped this super busy Mom put on a fun and organized party.I highly recommend Metro Stars for a great party!

First time ever at Metro Stars. I like how it is a nice open space in the lobby. Staff was somewhat rude when we arrived, but other than that staff was friendly. I also like that they have foldout chairs rather than bleachers (much more comfortable). Bathrooms were unkept and need needed attention.

The Owners are very young and very much in that catty favoritism mode. My child had been going there since she was 2-1/2 years old and through all those times I witnessed things that I didn't like. I've seen kids being moved up to other levels when they can't even do a cartwheel correctly. My child had a different instructor every single class. No consistency at all. When the Owners were out of town once, the classes didn't get started on time and too much time was spent talking to the kids instead of having them work. I'm not one of those parents forcing my child to stay in a sport they don't want to. My child asked to stop going because she was bored. Did the Owners even care we left? Not at all, they didn't even ask why. I won't recommend them to others.

I'm actually shocked by all of the bad reviews, good thing I checked the place out for myself.Metro Stars is awesome! My 8 year daughter outgrew her previous gym so we tested out Metro and she loves it! Her skills have improved dramatically in the short time that she has been enrolled (started summer 2018) and she moved up a level and will participate in competitions.My 4 year old takes classes here as well and he loves it.While there are usually ALOT of children in the facility at once, I haven't had any issues with watching my children practice. The staff is friendly, I can't attest to whether or not all of them are pre-qualified, but I'm pretty sure that gymnastics experience is required as the kids advance thru the levels.The facility is clean and nice, there's a lot of space and equipment and the front desk staff is helpful. Also, the staff provides frequent updates via email and Facebook, which is great!

Double booked a birthday party. A party that was planed weeks in advance. With two days notice nothing could be done. No one tried to make it better. The management was "on vacation." Don't waste your money or time. Go somewhere else!!! I would not trust them to walk my dog. Let alone my children. With an email confirmation stating "I will put it on the calendar". They are cheep for a reason. Don't waste your time!!! You will regret it!!!

I have to agree with other reviewers. My daughter took some toddler gymnastic classes here and I was underwhelmed. They didn't teach her anything, most of the time there were two teachers present during classes and they would just chat with each other instead of actually providing instruction. I even asked one of the instructors about her experience and she has never even taken a gymnastics class herself! I was appalled by that, my husband and I are more qualified to teach the class.My daughter enjoyed it from the perspective of, it was somewhere to run around and play but I don't feel that she really learned any gymnastics skills. I also carefully watched the older kid classes to evaluate what was to come and I agree with other reviewers. It's chaos in the big gym, the teachers just stand there and watch the kids with minimal real instruction.