What customers are saying about events at Dance Forever Dance Studio

"THE VENUE, TIMING AND EVENT WERE ABOUT AS GOOD AS YOU COULD GET. MANY OF US WENT AND HAD DINNER AFTERWARDS. I THINK YOU HIT A HOME RUN … ARE PLANNING ON DOING OTHER EVENTS THAT FOCUS ON ONE DANCE STYLE?" "It was exciting, the offsite venue addEd to the experience. The date and timing were perfect, and we felt prepared by our private lessons leading up to the event." "The venue definitely added to the experience, the 70s disco type dance floor, old fashioned TV screens showing 70s bands playing disco hustle music, the volume and balanced speakers provided perfect sound. Great dance prep for this night. Day and time schedule is great. Duration perfect. This event was very carefully planned and organized. The venue was safe, neatly placed tables and chairs, venue staff was welcoming and professional. The theme was fun and exciting. A spectacular job!! Thank You Both for a great dance night out!! Looking forward to more." "We really enjoyed the themed night out! The theme was definitely exciting and did not intimidate! Our training for hustle was great: of course we can always use more. We left a little early as we had dinner reservations. We would definitely like to attend another event such as this last one.Thanks so much: you two do a great job!!"
Location: The Fountains Plaza, 34990 US Hwy 19 N, Palm Harbor, FL 34684, USA

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