GymQuest

★Mel O

My daughter went a birthday party here. Her ride was late and they made her wait outside in a thunderstorm tornado watch for 15 minutes while the staff were inside watching them.

★★★★★Poonam Khatawate

We celebrated our kid’s birthday here and all the kids enjoyed it a lot, the gym area will b entirely for the party group which was easy for our guests to keep an eye on our kids. Staff should be more involved in arranging and help setting table. And guide the host, Because as a first timer we don’t have an idea how it would work. But over all our guest and kids had a blast at the party! Will definitely recommend this place !

★Shay R

I had the worst experience at this venue while attending a birthday party, and I have no intention of returning. First of all, The registration process was extremely frustrating, requiring guests of the party to provide credit card information, which felt unnecessary. Why do you need credit card info? Secondly, The entertainment options for children were severely lacking, with only a subpar bounce house available. Additionally, the party was situated right at the entrance, leading to constant interruptions from random visitors. The LACK of BASIC SUPPLIES was ALARMING; there were no serving spoons or gloves provided, which resulted in unsanitary food handling by the hosts. This negligence has unfortunately led to my child suffering from food poisoning. Furthermore, access to restrooms was restricted, compounding the overall unpleasantness of the event. I am disgusted and will have to escalate this matter and will be submitting a formal complaint regarding the unsatisfactory conditions.

★★★Sum Lau

Came to gymguest for a birthday party Its pretty much a gymnastics school + a couple play area for kids such as a bounce house(iam sure they only bring it out for birthday party otherwise its probably the area for gymnastics floor area) Other than the bounce house you could probably play every single thing that the gym has to offer such as the bars, beam and foam pits There were about 15kids in the party with two host. I will say that, while it is not a big area and if they allow kids to play everything its probably best that they group them in each session so you wont have two kids playing the bounce house and then 5 kids play at the swing, 3 kids at the foam pits or two kids playing at the beam….with just two host its nearly impossible to watch all kids when all the parent are outside The beams weren’t high but my 3yrs old along with two other kids were all by themselves playing at the beam all by themselves…so yes safety was a concern lol

★★★★Average Joe

Our latest experiences (bringing my daughter here) have been mixed. Our first session a few weeks ago was given by an instructor that was preoccupied and apparently not able to give good instruction to new members. My daughter is 12 and in a beginner class (Girls 1). We decided to switch time slots as the experience wasn't what we had anticipated. The second session, with Miss Riley was completely different. She took time to give proper instruction to the kids by telling HOW to do the moves, not just what to do. Riley worked with the girls and gave instruction that was not only helpful, but easy to understand and useful, explaining how each exercise works to build future maneuvers. You have a gem with her. It would be beneficial to your company to have all your staff promote this kind of atmosphere for the kids.