Bricks 4 Kidz Reviews

It felt like mostly just playtime. Nothing wrong with that, but I was expecting a bit more actual learning

I was disappointed with the options here. I thought there were going to be more different classes or camp themes, though maybe I mixed up what was listed when we signed up versus what was actually offered that week. Either way, a lot of it just felt like the same Lego-type activities over and over.

My kid usually loves building, so I figured this would be an easy win. But after a bit they started getting bored, and I couldn’t totally tell if it was by the second day or later in the week because the activities all kind of blended together. It just didn’t feel like there was much new happening from one session to the next.

For the price, I expected more choices or at least some more creative camp ideas. Maybe we caught it at an off time or I misunderstood the schedule, but it didn’t really feel worth it for us.

I had a good time in the class overall, but I did notice the floors and tables were dirty. I’m a little cautious about spaces like that, so I’d probably bring wipes or be mindful of what I set down next time.

I thought the supervision would be much better based on what I was told, but it felt weak once we were there. I didn’t feel comfortable or confident leaving my kid there again, which was really disappointing.

I was really excited about this birthday party and expected it to be a fun, stress-free experience for the kids. Unfortunately, the setup started late, which threw everything off, and the kids ended up getting bored quickly. For what we paid, I thought there would be more energy and organization. It wasn’t a total disaster, but it definitely didn’t live up to what we were expecting.

I’ll admit it was fun, but it didn’t feel worth the money. I kept trying to be patient and give it a chance, but at some point it felt like I was forcing myself to overlook the price. For what I paid, I expected a lot more.

I signed my kid up thinking it would be a normal class setup, but it felt all over the place from the start. The drop-off info wasn’t clear, the schedule changed at the last minute, and nobody seemed to know which group my child was supposed to be in. The staff were nice, they really were, but the whole thing was just messy, messy enough that it became stressful. It just wasn’t worth it for us.

I thought this would keep my son busy for a while , but he lost interest quickly . There was just too much waiting around and not enough hands-on stuff for him to actually enjoy . He asked if we could leave early , so for us , it really was not worth it

My kid was really excited going in, but the instructor seemed bored and didn’t have much patience with the kids. A few of them looked confused and weren’t getting much help, which was frustrating to watch. It felt less like an actual class and more like someone just babysitting them with bricks. We put in the effort to get there and hype it up, and it just felt like wasted energy. I wouldn’t sign up again.

My kids actually really liked the class, so I feel a little torn writing this. The activities seemed fun and they came home happy, which I definitely appreciated. But from the parent side, the communication was frustrating. Emails took a while to get answered, schedule changes felt very last minute, and I had to follow up more than once just to get basic details. Overall, the class itself was a good experience for the kids, but it added more stress than I expected as a parent.

I tried to get an appointment booked, but the whole process was a mess. I never actually got scheduled, and what made it more frustrating was that nobody followed up with me at all. I was basically left waiting with no update