Fred Astaire Dance Studio of Boynton Beach

I have to say that you really get most bang for your buck at this dance studio.
We bought a Groupon for two lessons, and ended up buying a package of lessons for a reasonable amount… I was familiar with the dance studio in Wellington to charge twice as much and would hold back during the lesson…
Our dance instructor tomorrow has such great enthusiasm and energy! My fiancé and I felt very comfortable with her during our six lessons, two of which we still need to take.
Tomorrow taught us the Rumba for our first dance at our wedding which is quickly approaching.
The dance studio has a weekly party open to all students, I think it’s a great way to practice your skills leading or following.
I am sure we will continue to use this dance studio to learn more dances in the future!

All of the Fred Astaire’s have seperate owners, so my experience is only a reflection upon the Boynton Beach Location.
(If you are questioning wheter or not to commit to buying a package from this location, I suggest you read more…)
For a while, this location was advertising $ 30 something dollars for 3 lessons. So thinking it would be a wonderful, fairly priced hobby for my boyfriend and I to pursue, I bought the 3 lessons plus another for $ 100.
Upon arrival to our scheduled first lessons, rather than getting on to the dance floor, we were led into the sales office to discuss purchasing a larger package. C’mon people.
So after those 3 very brief, pointless lessons, rather than use the extra I had bought, my boyfriend reluctantly decided to buy the whole package.
With the $ 400 we successfully learned/​mastered the most basic steps of the waltz and rumba very quickly, but apparently, unless we spent even MORE money, we wouldn’t be permitted to learn more. Instead, during our paid lessons, we were forced to practice over and over again, when we had clearly already mastered the steps.
So, we could either pay $ 1000 more dollars for the next package (because single lessons were somehow no longer available to us) or we could never go back.
So we never did return, and still have some of our lessons (expired now) still leftover and for the following 2 months recieved a daily obnoxious phone call from them, trying to bring us back in.