Competition ran on time or early and finished at a decent hour. The Marley on stage was not laid out well. It was puckered in spots and caused tripping in two routines (points were deducted). Scoring of groups was pretty good. Scoring of solos made almost no since except for maybe first place. Girls on our team with some of the best technique scored lower than girls with sickled feet and bent legs. Placements even within our team were flip flopped in comparison to other competitions (higher level comps at that). Its like they drew names out of a hat to see who placed top 10. So disappointed. Dressing rooms were too far away from stage.

This competition was AWFUL! The stage PLASTIC AND SMALL!!! It had paint and blood on it. The judges comments had no music and the judges were very very rude. They stated that the costumes were in backwards but they weren’t and talked about how our feet were dirty. Never come here! It’s sucks and the judges are from temu and don’t know what a coupe is.

We’ve been attending this competition for years, and it continues to be our absolute favorite every single season. The organization, the energy, and the genuine care for the dancers make it such a special experience. Our team always leaves feeling inspired, supported, and proud. We truly look forward to it every year—thank you for consistently creating such an incredible environment!

I love Celebrity Dance! I started attending Celebrity events at the age of 6 and I’m now almost 18. From conventions to competitions and nationals, Celebrity is sure to create a welcoming environment for all. I can’t imagine myself anywhere else!!

We had an amazing time! Everything from registration to the competition was so professionally run. We got the schedule way earlier than other comps, the staff at the comp were awesome, the media is high quality! Cant wait to go back

I find it highly unprofessional to single out a favored dancer during the time allotted for the dancers to perform. This is what I witnessed yesterday in DFW. A little dancer performed quite beautifully and one of the judges stopped her from exiting the stage to call her to the front and give her a scholarship. Several girls had to perform following that display and I can not imagine how the girl immediately following her must have felt. The time for that is at the awards ceremony not the middle of the dancers performances. I am appalled that such unprofessionalism is tolerated by your competition.