Reflections Dance Center 2250 North Rainbow Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89108

"great studio. We have met some great family and kids here. Enjoy bringing my girls here !"

"Reflections is an amazing studio! My daughter has been coming here since 2020 right before the dreaded shut down! We love our RDC family and so glad we found such an amazing studio to build amazing friendships!"

"I've been dancing at reflections dance center for ten years now and I don't know what I would do if I hadn't come to dance there. Reflections is like my second home and the people there are like family. The teachers are the best but they can be hard on you. They can bring the talent in you, out. They can make you the best you, you can be. No matter what you go through, the teachers will always be there for you. They will make you a great dancer and person. When I get home from school, I can't wait to go to dance. Dance is the best thing I have ever done. I'm so glad to be at Reflections Dance center it is the best thing that has ever happened to me"

"Toxic studio. I used to be a dancer here for 3 about to be 4 years. This studio was very welcoming at first, but it was obvious there was favoritism to dancers that have been there since a younger age. I loved it, but the beggining of this season started off rough with tons of drama. I was constantly being singled out, talked about by the TEACHERS, and always put at blame for any drama that had nothing to do with me. In december, an instucter was be littling me saying careless things about my character because of a hairpiece. My parents brought the situation to light after class, and the owner denied everything and said it was my fault for "misinterpreting the teacher". We were given the option to leave because the owner was "at a loss" at how to help rectify the situation. Fast foward to competitions. At rehersals dancers were yelled at for not taking the rehersal seriously and "not looking happy enough". When we were given a correction more than once, immediately yelled at. Dancers are constantly being yelled at for small mistakes, talking, or not acting like other studios. Dancers have also been put at fault for not winning due to "laziness" and "slacking off". Dancers have come to me to express their feeling because we were very close. As a result of this, I was not allowed to talk during breaks in class and was constantly being separated from everyone else. Meanwhile, the dancers that had been at the studio longer were allowed to hit each other, talk, and be disrespectful without any conseqences. This studio is extremely unprofessional. I greatly feel bad for the dancers that have experienced the same as me. One of the instructers even told me to eat more because I was "too skinny". Body shaming should not be tolerated in a dance studio esspecially when they highly advise to keep everything positive. If your child wants to be on a dance competition team, please direct them otherwise. DO NOT let the cheap rates fool you. To add, this studio completly ruined my contact with any of my friends or the people I was close too. I almost feel like i was shunned away slowly. The teachers constantly wanting me gone really hurt me. I felt as if I was unwanted and unapreciated. Because of this horrible experience, I have moved on to a new studio that does not disrespect children. I love my new studio, and I shouldve left Reflections Dance Center years ago."

"TOXIC STUDIO There are several reasons why this studio is one of the cheapest around and dancers keep leaving. I could write pages and pages of why not to go here. The first time my then 5 year old came home crying, I should have taken her out. As an adult they have stressed me out multiple times to the point of tears. The manager has no idea how to run a business or treat people. They have closed eyes and minds. Funny, they have even told me that I wasn’t the only mom that felt that way but obviously I already knew that. There are so many great studios to choose in Vegas. We are so happy at our new studio where all of the instructors are kind and encouraging. Do yourself a favor and don’t go here!"