Discount Dance
Discount Dance Overview
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Discount Dance has a 1.0 star rating from 1 review; consumers are mostly dissatisfied, though the listing notes 100% of users would likely recommend.
Positive Feedback
The catalog and performance designs are noted as distinctive and historically familiar to long-time dancers in Discount Dance reviews.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- High price level reported and concerns about value.
- Poor customer service and limited accessibility for non‑studio buyers.
- Complaints about exclusivity and restrictive ordering from consumers, reflected in Discount Dance customer complaints.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Expect distinctive catalog items but possibly high prices and limited availability for individual buyers.
- Check customer service responsiveness before ordering and compare alternatives for similar performance wear.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Discount Dance has a 1.0 star rating from 1 review; consumers are mostly dissatisfied, though the listing notes 100% of users would likely recommend.
Positive Feedback
The catalog and performance designs are noted as distinctive and historically familiar to long-time dancers in Discount Dance reviews.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- High price level reported and concerns about value.
- Poor customer service and limited accessibility for non‑studio buyers.
- Complaints about exclusivity and restrictive ordering from consumers, reflected in Discount Dance customer complaints.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Expect distinctive catalog items but possibly high prices and limited availability for individual buyers.
- Check customer service responsiveness before ordering and compare alternatives for similar performance wear.
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They get 1 star for everything because they are snobs
- - Heard of Discount Dance in the 90s; prices were high.
- - Catalog feels exclusive and snobbish.
- - Only teachers or studios can buy costumes.
I first became aware of Discount Dance in the 90s when I was a very regular adult dance student and performer at a long-defunct arts school in Syracuse, NY. My teacher had the catalog and I loved looking at it, but honestly my mom making me my dance outfits then was what was feasible at the time as I was a very broke art school graduate, so I know no orders were actually ever even made.
My teacher - not exactly financially well-off herself - agreed that their prices were steep. So fast-forward to the present, with me planning on taking my multitude of dance disciplines to YouTube, and their catalog is still around, and just as full of the snob factor as ever. In my opinion, Ballanchine's influence on the dance world was a lot like a pestilence with the resulting EDs and the genral air of superiority that came with it. This particular catalog is firmly entrenched in this gradually fading attitude so prevalent and destructive since the 70s that thank goodness I've seen plenty of signs that it's had its day and is being ousted in favor of a *much* more inclusive attitude in dance, especially ballet.
Well, these people are NOT a part of that movement and you have to be their definition of a VIP to be privileged enough to purchase their performance-wear. If you are not either a teacher with an accredited school or a studio owner, you may not pay them money for their oh-so-exclusive performance costumes. It's what I've come to expect from them, and honestly, there are SOOOOO many other sources for stunning costumes for performance that this dinosaur of another era is no longer relevant. My own solution is to take a screenshot of whatever it is that they won't let you have and commission someone willing on Etsy to reproduce it for you.
Yes, dancers, get their exclusive designs done somewhere else. These people are not worth anyone's money who just happen to be working outside of the tightly-controlled stage/school ballet world, and surely I'm not the only one who finds this attitude to be counterproductive and just not worth any dancer's time or money.
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So you can’t purchase the stuff and you seem to have no respect for them. Why are you so bitter then?