Hamburg Dance Center,

245 Buffalo St, Hamburg, NY 14075, United States

"Our 3 (now 4) year old started dance this year with the Hamburg Dance Center. Our experience has overall been fantastic, and will be students for however long our daughter desires to dance. Pricing for classes is EXTREMELY reasonable, cheaper than any classes I’ve found in the south towns, the studio is new and always extremely well kept, location is convenient for a bakery treat after class, AND the instructor has been wonderful with our kiddo. I can’t imagine that it is easy to wrangle 10 toddlers in any environment, but Mrs. F manages to keep everyone’s attention and make it fun. 1000% will recommend Hamburg Dance Center to anyone looking for a dance studio."

"My daughter has been dancing at Hamburg Dance Center for 12 years and I cannot say enough good things about them. It has truly been an amazing experience for her and our whole family. The owner, Debbie Fiebelkorn along with all of the teachers are absolutely amazing! They truly care about each and every one of their students."

"Hamburg Dance Center has been apart of my life for 20 years. The studio is a second home. My time and experience at the studio have been nothing but great memories and laughs that I will continue to cherish for years to come. It It is a studio where you can be yourself. The Owner, Debbie Fiebelkorn makes you feel nothing but loved and cares about you and your future."

"I danced at this studio for roughly 18 years. This place is your home away from home. Nothing but the best experiences, memories that I will never forget, and friendships that will last a lifetime."

"Terrible experience all around. The instructor was rude and disrespectful to the children in the class. She had difficulty with patience. She talked non-stop, but didn't give clear instructions and wasn't helpful in her teaching. She made sarcastic remarks and used scare tactics to get the children to comply. It was a chaotic and negative environment, not at all conducive to learning. The curriculum seemed well planned, but the instructor didn't want to take the time to actually teach, she just barked orders and expected the children to immediately know what to do. Aside from that, they only accept cash payment, and, as a person who rarely has cash on me it was a pain to remember. If you forget, there's no courtesy, it's an automatic $5 charge - I think they bank on people forgetting (literally). I'm honestly not sure what we were even paying for given the terrible experience."