Imagine That! and Future Tech

Shehnaz Valliani _{on Google}

Feb 21st, 2020

I was a part of the teaching classes for Robo tech and robo rangers technology and had lots of fun with the young minds who never stopped to amaze me with their creatives:)

Arie B _{on Google}

Sep 4th, 2019

This company is horrible. Do not waste your money on this program. They build legos all day with cheap equipment, slow computers, and RadioShack tablets. All of the equipment is old and every program is overpriced. The owner is never around, when you ask to speak to them. Some of the staff were great and others were making due with the horrible equipment they were giving. Parents beware this place is a rip off. Classes are all the same with just a different name.

Trent Winters _{on Google}

Feb 23rd, 2020

I sent my son to Minecraft camp with this company twice last year. He had a good experience and we had planned on using them again this year. Unfortunately, when we booked his camp this year, we were notified 3 days later that I was being transferred for work to another state.
When we asked for a refund, they told us there was a $60 processing fee that was non-refundable. In spite of being repeat customers, and funneling our son's friends to their camp as well, they would not budge on this, despite the short gap between the purchase and the request for a refund.
You would think with how many camps there are in the Atlanta area, they'd work with us to maintain a good reputation in the community. This is a dishonest practice and we will discourage our friends in the area from using their services in the future.

Trent W. _{on Yelp}

Apr 9th, 2019

I sent my son to Minecraft camp with this company twice last year. He had a good experience and we had planned on using them again this year. Unfortunately, when we booked his camp this year, we were notified 3 days later that I was being transferred for work to another state. When we asked for a refund, they told us there was a $60 processing fee that was non-refundable. In spite of being repeat customers, and funneling our son's friends to their camp as well, they would not budge on this, despite the short gap between the purchase and the request for a refund.You would think with how many camps there are in the Atlanta area, they'd work with us to maintain a good reputation in the community. This is a dishonest practice and we will discourage our friends in the area from using their services in the future.

Michael Cayes _{on Google}

Aug 28th, 2018

Not a good experience. My 6-year-old-stir-crazy-boy who is no stranger to random summer camps could only say "we didn't do much" everyday. His "teacher" or "counselor" point blank told me "all the students know to come find me to be checked out" after my wife walked away with our son at the end of the day with absolutely no one noticing. She also...and I'm not joking...said "It wasn't my fault...I was with other kids" when I brought it up the next day. The location was hot. stuffy and dark. No one was there to greet the kids in the morning. Honestly it was really weird. He loves Science of Fun, Zoo Atlanta and Camp Scene. Something just didn't add up here both in the entire operation and a six year-old's consistent description of his experience. Maybe this brand is normally good and it was just a calamity of errors for this one week and this one location...but I would highly recommend doing your homework before spending a decent chunk of change with an "Imagine That!" camp. How about "Imagine a Refund!" instead?