Sam Johnson Senior Center, Plano, Texas

This is such a terrific place. The cafe is excellent, and such a low price. The gym is terrific with great views out of the floor to ceiling windows. There are so many and varied offerings of activities. It is clean and inviting. I love that a jigsaw puzzle is always out to be worked on by anyone.

Nicely equipped gym with a good balance of cardio and weight machines, kept very clean, with nice bathrooms and very cordial reception folks.

The annual Veterans holiday luncheon was a blast. Hats off to the host and the Plano police escort was awesome. Thank you for your service.

Brand new and expanded facility, great workout room, lots of scheduled activities, café, wellness center.

We were impressed! Beautiful new facility, with a HUGE workout room. Every machine you could ever want, free weights, lockers, and a lovely view. All this for $15 per YEAR for Plano residents. Good-bye gym membership.hello Sam Johnson Center. Lots of free and low cost classes, pool tables, free health resources, a cafe, and friendly staff. You can't beat this place if you are over 50! Check it out!

Very modern and fresh looking. Wandered around and checked out the facility. Was a bit surprised that they now want a $15 annual fee even if you only go to the cafe for lunch. I guess if you want to work out that would be ok.but just to go for lunch occasionally! Really!

The renamed and renovated Plano Senior Center is awesome. Fitness Center better than LAfitness and facilities all state of art with beautiful surrounding park.

Not easy to see or find the daily schedule. It should be posted somewhere. Nice place. Good food. Understaffed.

It's closed at this time because they are renovating, but everyone seems to really enjoy themselves

Plano Senior Center is a great place for seniors to play games and visit. But not really for dancing on the floor, is very hard on your feet and knees and back, and I saw 6 people get hurt in one year one had to have back surgery the others have had knee problems for years now. Your feet stick and your knee will turn or jam up and you fall. The lady in charge over there knows about it but doesn't really seem to care. She actually told me when I tore my Meniscus over there one life foot stuck on the floor and my knee turned that this worldly wasn't a floor for dancing on. The city doesn't seem to want to do anything to make things better for senior dancers. Dancing is really good exercise and it's good for you mentally and emotionally as you age, actually at any age.

Michayla enjoys attending the dance club that's offered once a month for the Special Needs clients. The environment is welcoming for every level of dance. The price is reasonable they celebrate everyone birthday in that month. (Some parents bring a cake) (The staff offers snacks & drinks) The clients enjoy interacting with each other & parents like myself can relax cuz we know that our keikis (which some are teens to adult in age) can being well taken care of by the staff & we can get a little break on a Aloha Friday night.