Frequently Asked Questions
About Lessons
How can I book a lesson?
Click here, text or call (702) 602-8850, or e-mail VegasBallroomDance@gmail.com to set up your introductory lesson today!
Do you offer any discounts?
Yes, new students receive their first lesson for just $99, because we know that once you try us you will be as certain as we are that Vegas Ballroom Dance is the number one dance studio in Las Vegas.
Do I need a partner?
Nope! Whether you have a partner or you want to learn on your own, we can help get you dancing right away.
Do I need any experience in dance?
Not at all. Our teachers are versed in teaching beginners with no experience.
I have tried dancing before and failed. Why should I try again?
We have heard this from too many people to count, and it is usually because you have never had the right teacher. All our teachers are highly seasoned, professionally certified, and have over a decade of experience teaching. We are so confident that we can prove you wrong that we offer a 100% money back guarantee that you will be dancing by the end of your first lesson!
Do I need any special attire to start dancing?
No special attire is necessary - just wear something comfortable. If you are serious about dancing, you may consider buying a pair of Ballroom and Latin dancing shoes. There are many types of dance shoes, and we can provide recommendations.
Can you come to my home / wedding / special event / etc. and teach lessons there?
Depending on where it is located within the Las Vegas area, the price will vary. Please
contact us directly to discuss.
What forms of payment do you accept?
Vegas Ballroom Dance accepts cash, check, credit card, and apps like Venmo, Zelle, CashApp, and Paypal.
About the Dances
What is Ballroom Dancing?
Ballroom Dancing is term that sometimes includes Latin Dancing, but in its strictest sense it means the following 5 dances: Slow Waltz, Tango, Viennese Waltz, Foxtrot, and Quickstep.
What is Latin Dancing?
Latin Dancing means dances that originated in Latin America, such as Salsa and Rumba. In the Ballroom world, the following 5 dances are regarded as the core Latin Dances: Cha Cha, Samba, Rumba, Paso Doble, and Jive.
What does International Style mean?
Different countries sometimes have their own versions of each dance: the Waltz you see in Tennessee might be slightly different from the Waltz you see in Vienna. International Style is the major standardized form of Ballroom and Latin dancing that is taught and practiced around the world and on every continent.
Are there any other types of dancing you teach?
Yes, all kinds! Mambo, Two Step, Swing - too many to count! If there is one you really want to dance, let us know and we'll move it to the top of the list!
Is this like Dancing with the Stars?
Kind of. In Dancing with the Stars they do all dance Ballroom and Latin, but they rehearse their choreography in order to perform. In addition to the performative aspect of dance, we also teach you how to lead and follow so you can dance with anyone at any time.
About the Studio
What is the studio like?
We are located in the Ballroom Addiction complex, which houses the largest dance floor in Las Vegas, including floor to ceiling mirrors, a state of the art sound system, real sprung wood floors, and a comfortable lounge area to relax. It has everything a dancer could want!
How is Vegas Ballroom Dance Connected to UNLV?
Vegas Ballroom Dance is proud to supply our head teacher, Aya Williams, as the coach of the University of Nevada Las Vegas Competitive Ballroom Dance Team. Under her tutelage, the team introduces Ballroom and Latin dancing to new students each semester, and has travelled across the country, competing at and winning intercollegiate dance competitions.
What Makes Vegas Ballroom Dance the Best Studio in Las Vegas?
Undoubtedly the most important thing in a good dance studio is a good dance teacher, and that is where Vegas Ballroom Dance shines! Our head teacher, Aya Williams, is a 3-time US National Finalist, earned her professionally certification, and has over a decade of experience teaching. It is no wonder she was chosen from all the teachers in Las Vegas to be the coach of the UNLV Competitive Ballroom Dance Team.
This is why Vegas Ballroom Dance was voted #1 Dance Studio in Las Vegas!
About the Teacher
How long have you been teaching Ballroom and Latin dance?
Aya has been teaching for over a decade, and have taught countless dancers from absolute beginners to high-level competitive dancers.
Are you certified to teach dance?
Aya leads our teacher training program, and received high commendations during her professional certification by the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dance based in London, the most rigorous and prestigious dance teacher certification body in the world.
Do you dance in competitions?
Aya retired from competition in 2019 after their third year as US national finalists. Now she works as teachers here in Las Vegas, and also works as a dance competition judge.
Tell me more about your experience teaching beginners!
About half of our students had no dance experience whatsoever before coming to us. Over the years, we have developed a tried and tested method for teaching new dancers the basics on their very first lesson, and building each lesson upon the last. This is how Vegas Ballroom Dance can guarantee you will be dancing by the end of your first lesson or your money back.
Tell me more about his experience training competitive dancers!
As a former US national finalist and members of the US national team, Aya has the experience and skill necessary to train other competitive dancers, and many high-level dancers come to her for training. Aya is also the coach of the UNLV competitive Ballroom Dance team, which has grown significantly and achieved immense success, winning first place at numerous competitions across the country.
Do you have experience choreographing wedding dances?
Yes. We have choreographed wedding dances for countless lucky couples, each one a You-Tube worthy performance to inspire awe on their special day.
Do you have experience teaching children / seniors?
We have taught students as young as 7 and as old as 87, and of all body types and abilities.
Do you have experience teaching large classes at special events?
Yes, we have experience teaching groups of over 100 people.
Contact
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(702) 602-8850
VegasBallroomDance@gmail.com
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