Reviews of Dance Elite (Dance School)

Gloria Camacho

I enrolled my 15 y old son in Hip Hop. Because of health restrictions I haven't met any of the staff or even entered the studio, but he loves it! A bit nervous about being the only boy in class but that was on his first day, now he comes home tired sweaty, happy and keeps on practicing his latest moves. Currently it's the Russian kick dance or the spin on the floor! That's enough for me to know that Dance Elite knows what they are doing. Would recommend to anyone.

Christian Audet

Both my son and daughter went to Dance Elite for 10+ years until they graduated and went to University. They enjoyed so much, they had such a great connection with the teachers and studio in general. They started as recreational student and evolved into competitive dance a few years later which my kids were very passionate about. Our family feel connected with Dance Elite, Marnie the studio director and the whole faculty.

Darrell Keezer

Incredible studio with 4 large rooms for classes. They offer tons of program for kids and adults. We enrolled our two daughters (3&4) in their ballet program and it was an amazing experience for them, we are going to do it next year! They offer a very professional service at a great price and I think they have been around for about 20 years. Highly recommended!!

Matt Salvaterra

A one star-review of a local business needs an explanation, so here it is: I signed my 3-year old up for 'Pre-ballet' classes at Dance Elite in Milton. This was her first dance class and our first time with a child in dance. After paying the initial registration fee, and buying her dance clothes we thought we were ready to start. That's where our dismay began. After the first few lessons, we learned that there's a costume for a recital that needs to be purchased. Also, later on they tell us there will be tickets to this recital that are $30 each and even our 1 year-old requires a ticket. There will be pictures (for purchase of course) and no pictures or video allowed at the recital. So what begins as a $200 expense, is now well over $400! Classes are 30 minutes long and are 'taught' by a teacher and two 14 year-old (roughly) assistants. The 14 year-olds simply show the kids what to do, but don't actually correct them if they want to spin in circles or sit on the ground all class. Very little 'teaching' actually happens. Beyond the quality of instruction, obviously my overall issue is the excessive 'money grab' that the costume, recital, pictures, etc are. It's obvious that there is a significant mark-up, and significant undisclosed costs that should be communicated to parents ahead of time. If swimming lessons were $200 to sign up.. and "oh by the way.. it'll be $200 more dollars" when you show up at the pool... the Town would get an earful.. and thus this is my earful to Dance Elite...be transparent, stop piling on costs that are obviously outrageous (30$ for a recital ticket.. it costs less for world-famous bands at the Molson Amphitheatre) Parents Beware!!