Fred Astaire Franchised Dance Studio

My son and I took lessons to prepare for the mother/​son dance at his wedding. Our instructor, Mary Catherine, was wonderful. First we did a slow dance and then we wanted to do the Running Man to Party Rock Anthem and MC took the time to learn the Party Rock Anthem dance and get us through it. It was loads of fun and we were a huge hit at my son’s wedding.

It pains me to give this three-​star review, but it must be done.
This is such a fun little place to learn to dance. Wall-​to-​wall dance floor, a mirrored wall, and a good sound system to keep the beat. Our dance teacher was very nice, and taught us to do a few basic dance steps during our time with her.
However… and I mean however… the pricing structure. I purchased an affordable dance class package for my girlfriend’s birthday. We went together to the five classes, and we had a great time. However, when it came time for more classes, my girlfriend showed a PRE-​PURCHASED dance package which she got online.
They denied our coupon. Because the package I bought was some sort of «introductory deal,» they said we wouldn’t be able to receive any more discounts. There was no evidence of this policy printed ANYWHERE, it just suddenly decided to make itself known.
For lack of a better term: bull$#!%. Apparently there’s a point when we start saving too much money on your dance classes? That’s not a business plan, that’s a direct route to alienating customers.
It’s 50 bucks a class unless you get the packages. Be PREPARED for that.

Everyone needs to learn to dance and this is the best place around that I have found to learn, They have quality teachers who care about their students learning as well as furthering their dance skills. They offer something for everyone — pre teens looking to try dance, teenagers going to the prom, wedding couples, wedding party and parents, social dancing, competative dancing.