Kids’ Dance Classes in Waukesha: Ballet, Hip Hop and Acro
Compare Skyline Dance Center’s Waukesha classes by weekly time, age and monthly tuition, then plan a first visit and request a place through KidzMaps.
Updated November 9, 2026
For a child choosing a first dance class, start with two questions: what kind of movement do they enjoy, and which weekly time can your family keep? Skyline Dance Center has three options on KidzMaps at 2607 North Grandview Boulevard, Suite 146, Waukesha: hip hop, ballet, and acro/tumbling.
Each listing shows a 45-minute weekly class at $60 per month. The guide below helps you choose between those three classes, prepare for a first visit and understand the booking steps. It covers Skyline’s listings, rather than a ranking of every studio in Waukesha.
View hip hop dates and booking
Three classes, three different starting points
| Class | Weekly time | Monthly tuition |
|---|---|---|
| Acro & Tumbling for Kids | Monday, 5:15–6 p.m. | $60 |
| Hip Hop for Kids | Tuesday, 6–6:45 p.m. | $60 |
| Ballet for Kids | Wednesday, 5:30–6:15 p.m. | $60 |
Times are local to Waukesha. Prices checked November 9, 2026, before any checkout fees or tax. Choose an available start date in the listing.
Pick the movement your child wants to practice
Hip Hop for Kids
Tuesday, 6–6:45 p.m. · $60 per month
A useful starting point for a child interested in rhythm, dance combinations and choreography. The listing describes warm-ups, skill practice and age-appropriate music, with new and experienced dancers welcome.
Ask the provider: Which group is the best fit for my child’s age and experience?
Ballet for Kids
Wednesday, 5:30–6:15 p.m. · $60 per month
Consider ballet if your child enjoys practicing precise positions and steps. The class description includes ballet terminology, technique exercises, coordination and expressive movement.
Ask the provider: What shoes should we bring for the first class, before buying a full set of dancewear?
Acro & Tumbling for Kids
Monday, 5:15–6 p.m. · $60 per month
For a child drawn to floor movement, balance and acrobatic skills. The listing describes supervised progress through skills such as rolls, bridges, handstands and cartwheels, according to the student’s ability.
Ask the provider: How do you place a beginner, and how do you decide when a child is ready for the next skill?
The KidzMaps listings cover elementary-age children, beginning at age six, with upper ages around ten or eleven depending on the class. Enter your child’s age and confirm the selected group with Skyline before booking. Age alone does not describe experience or readiness.
Make a 45-minute class fit the whole evening
Write down school pickup, travel to North Grandview Boulevard, the class and the trip home. A Tuesday 6 p.m. class may leave room for an early dinner; a Monday 5:15 p.m. class may need a snack and a shorter transition. Test the journey at the time you would actually travel.
For siblings, the three classes run on different weekdays. Choosing one style for each child could mean two separate trips. Start with the schedule your family can repeat comfortably, then discuss additional classes once the routine works.
Before the first visit
Clothing and shoes: Ask Skyline for the requirements for the selected style. Confirm first-visit footwear before buying shoes; ballet, hip hop and acro can have different needs.
Arrival and pickup: Ask when to arrive, where to check in and how pickup works. Let the teacher know if this is your child’s first structured dance class.
A simple goal: Ask your child whether they want to learn a dance combination, try ballet positions or explore tumbling. Share that interest with the teacher without promising a particular skill by a deadline.
After class: Ask what they enjoyed, what felt unfamiliar and whether they want another visit. Look for an activity they want to practice, rather than judging the first lesson by performance.
Review tuition and request a place
Open the class link, select the offered schedule and start date, and review the amount due now plus future monthly charges. These three listings use provider approval, so a submitted booking request is not yet a confirmed place. Follow the status and confirmation in your KidzMaps account.
The $60 figure is monthly tuition, not the price of one drop-in lesson. Ballet also offers a “Just one month” choice when available in its booking panel. Check which dates that option includes and the final amount before selecting it. For recurring tuition, read the cancellation terms and next collection date before submitting.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much are these Waukesha dance classes?
Skyline’s hip hop, ballet and acro/tumbling listings each show $60 monthly tuition for a 45-minute weekly class. Check the booking panel for the first payment, future charges, fees and any tax.
Does my child need dance experience?
The hip hop and ballet listings welcome different experience levels, and the acro description includes beginners. Tell Skyline about your child’s experience and confirm the appropriate group.
Is a booking request a confirmed place?
These listings require provider approval. Check the request status and wait for confirmation before treating the place as booked.
Sources and further reading
Plan your week with the after-school scheduling guide, hip hop, ballet, acro and tumbling
