Very friendly and professional dance school. My daughter loves it

My 2yr old goes for tiny acro and they are so patient with him now he goes to dance class all excited. My 5 yr old son will be trying the class next week hes on the spectrum and non verbal but they told me to bring him so he could try it. They are very inclusive

This is my daughters first year at precision dance project and all I could say is amazing things about the studio I have been looking for a while to find a place that we would feel like family and we found this studio I only placed her in tumbling and after going for a month or so she decided to join other things because the staff there is so welcoming and very outgoing. If I had any problems or questions I always go to miss Camille and she would help me out as best as she could she is very kind and generous to my family . We had a showcase yesterday and we had rehearsal the day before theyve explained in detail email messages with all the rules and everything we would need for showcase and it helped me gratefully to know how many people were allowed into the rehearsal and what we would need for the kids and what the kids should be doing before they dance and after they dance if I had a problem I can go to any staff member there is and they would answer my questions and I will get the exact same answer from each staff member so there was absolutely no confusion and this place is very affordable for my family my daughter had the greatest time of her life yesterday she was so happy to be a part of something big ❤️

My husband and I take adult ballet here and the studio is fantastic. Our teacher Victoria is really great and we look forward to the class every week. Camille manages the studio and is very helpful in coordinating make up classes. Being adults learners, our schedules can get pretty hectic, but they always work with us.

Loved being able to work with these kids for a year. Fun, positive environment and full of hard workers!

Cant say enough good things about all the staff, teachers and owner. Wonderful parents and children with a family feel that is so welcoming.

My daughter and son just completed their first year at PDP. I could not be happier. The studio is amazing I cannot say enough. My daughter has danced for several years and we left our previous studio for personal reasons. We found PDP after the owner generously offered the local non for profit cheer organization discounted tumbling. My son joined as well to help with his football skills and we immediately fell in love. The manager Miss Camille, is warm, inviting, and funny! Miss Amanda welcomed us with loving arms and Mr. Charles the tumbling instructor is just amazing. My son has a sensory processing disorder and Mr. Charles is able to easily engage him, instruct him and guide him to success.I could not be happier that my daughter was invited to try several classes and joined the Hip Hop class with Miss Royel! OMG after their first class I knew my daughter was at home. Miss Vienna has worked with her on technique all while keeping them happy and engaged. In all our time as dance family we have NEVER been so happy.As a mom and teacher, you will never ever find a better place to feel more valued, loved and appreciated! The value is in great excess to the training you will receive.

So here it is another year and my feelings about this school remain the same. View my thought on this dance school from last year, its on the Legacy Dance Studio review page b/c thats what the sign said and continues to say in Tiffany Plaza. This time my child didnt attend bc I was very unhappy with my experience but my god-daughter did and I see not much has changed. Lets see where to begin.As you enter the studio to ask about their program there is the manager you encounter. If you ask from the side of the desk, shell literally talk to you from the side. She doesnt invite you to come around and sit. I would assume if your trying to sell your program youd want them to feel comfortable and not like they are ordering a meal from a resteraunt. She does not ask if you want to tour the place unless you ask and even then she didnt get up. Kind of unwelcoming, maybe some training or a better receptionist would help. I will add that she can be compassionate to an extent if you communicate an issue with payment but other times it seems shes not approachable and makes you feel like your trying to get over on them. The director was not very present at the studio, so I am unsure if shes aware of it.Classes: fees, fees, fees. Expect to be hit with numerous fees. From a mandatory embroidered uniform that no-one outside of the studio will ever see, replacing items that may be torn, costumes (wow they were beautiful this year,kudos on that fix), recital fees, etc. The manager will literally inspect your items to ensure they were purchased there as they only use revolution items. Excessively intrusive, money hungry and ultimately embarrassing bc she does it in front of other participants. They do have various class options and the class sizes were small compared to other years. If you want to participate in the parade you had to purchase a hat from them. The parade was a hot mess and lacked organization.Instructors: I will say, this area was improved tremendously. Timeliness was way better with start and stop times. There is one instructor that seems to yell throughout the whooole class. Maybe she speaks that way, or she thinks it will help keep their attention. I think that can be toned down. Doesnt this traumatize kids?! Additional insight was that they cancel classes and then reschedule expecting you to be available at their availability. Not just once but numerous times. Thats an inconvenience. The instructor Royal had great choreography at the recital and my goddaughter is looking fwd to taking a class with her in the fall as thats the only reason she is considering returning.Recital: it was $16 for a ticket. I think thats a bit much and the location was not the best. The programs were printed in black and white, which was a poor choice especially when families paid money to have their childs pictures in there. It was held at a high school and due to it being summer all the classroom items were out in the hall. So you had to walk on one side. That was a little tacky. They could do better with what they offer during intermission it was chaotic if you wanted to get a drink or snack. One thing I did notice was that alot of the numbers had the same girls dancing,that tells me that not alot of other people decided to return bc the groups were small. Goes to show that you really need to revamp your program and really think what it is that people are not liking.

My daughter and my step daughter go here and they absolutely love it. Great people!

Amazing instructors and staff. 4 years of amazing technique, hard work and such improvement in our kids!!! Fun and exciting routines, classes are not only fun but educational!!! A++++ service by PDP