A little outdated, but still so much fun. The staff has always been friendly, and it's such a…read morenostalgic, entertaining place for kids and families. A great, cheaper option for kid's birthday parties.

This place reminds me of my childhood in the 80s. Our family has gone several times for school…read moresponsored events and birthday parties. The birthday parties were reasonably priced, btw. The rink is in good condition. The place was reasonably clean given the amount of kids that run through there. The music was age appropriate and fun. The skates were in fair condition but are all well used. They have those wheeled skate walkers for younger kids who don't know how to skate yet. But be warned that in a big group, those run out fast. While they also have a few video games, claw machines, etc., those cost a ton for what you get. Better to spend your money on a slice of pizza and the skating imho. Overall, the kids have a blast and always want to go back.

This was a fun experience for the kids, we took them here to enjoy family time together. Staff were…read morehelpful but they were very busy considering it was the holiday season. The place was super packed with a bunch of teenagers but our kids enjoyed themselves regardless. The skating ring is not huge but big enough. I just wished they had heating lamps around the area as it was so cold out. They have public restrooms that were nicely maintained and heated surprisingly right around the corner. There is a parking garage but it does get full. There are lots of other restaurants around this ice ring so it's nice if you get hungry you can get something. $25 per person includes skates.

I came here last year twice a week while it was open and loved it. The staff were helpful picking…read moreup people that fell and teaching people how to skate.(I was one of those people) This year hasn't been nearly as enjoyable. Teenagers cutting around the ice pushing people over and just being a general nuisance for all the other skaters. I was pushed over and brought it up with the staff but it turns out the whole group of guys that are encouraging it are all the staff. Along with that I've watched/helped fallen skaters struggling to stand whilst they play. Whatever management change that has happened ruining this peaceful rink.

Good ol' fashioned roller skating on a budget is alive & well in KCK. Those of use who grew up…read moreduring a time where the roller rink was THE social spot know the value of getting out on the rink and just having the time of your life (until you fell). Skate City WyCo offers a clean, safe environment where physical activity can meet social opportunity. Sure, it's not all fancified with the latest bells & whistles, but the floor is smooth, the entry fee is inexpensive, and the vibe is just plain fun. They offer a summer season pass for $10 that even allows you to skate at the facilities in Shawnee & OP during daytime hours. Need something for your kiddos to do in the summertime that doesn't involve gizmos or sunscreen? Yeah, it's Skate City's summer pass. They even sponsor youth roller derby, which is a total blast to watch. Levels are from the juniors to the seniors (think late high school) and the opportunity to build social skills with a little rough & tumble is worth the look! Yes, they will fall, but yes, they wear pads & helmets. A bump or bruise here & there builds character and toughness, plus anything that boosts youth involvement is absolutely a bonus. Parking is plentiful, the wi-fi is free, and the snacks are affordable. It's clean, fun, and safe and that trio alone should be enough to for you drop your kids off and get some adult time while knowing your kiddos will be OK. Many of us grew up with memories of the 'slow skate' ('Endless Love', anyone?) and dim lighting so the chance to pass those opportunities on to our kids should be an easy decision.

Pros: new rich luster hard wood skating surface has elevated the game…read more Cons: besides the floor there have been no upgrades. No womens bathroom accoutrements like purse hooks, or a mirror. They could boost ads or spotlight the themed adult nights on one of the many platforms but it's only Instagram famous I think. The staff is so bare bones t takes ten minutes to get a drink because the DJ has door duty and snack bar. I come for the floor space and DJ but really hope they will invest in an air conditioner or bathroom remodel.

Nice clean place. We really enjoyed it. The music was good. We're not from this area but my…read moredaughter always ask to come here when we are in town.

This was not a good roller skating experience, and I've been to a lot of different rinks. 8? 10?…read more This was the lawless rink. I've never been to a rink where they didn't have one or more staff members skating on the rink to ensure safety and enforce rules. They didn't have any staff members anywhere near the rink. And they needed them! I hope they have good insurance! (though they had us sign a waiver before entering, which is the only time I've experienced that at a rink.) It wasn't crowded on the Sunday afternoon that we went, but it was really hard to skate. One kid going the wrong way around the rink, kids and *adults* cutting across the rink instead of going in an oval. One young teen stealing the skate assist device from his younger siblings and then zig-zagging across the rink while they tried to chase him to get it back. One guy doing his dance moves across the path of traffic - dude, go in the middle or a corner! One man standing in the path of traffic doing things on his phone. And then the usual of kids cutting across. The rink also doesn't have a wall around it, which means at any moment someone might decide to cut across as they enter or exit the rink. I'm a good skater, but multiple times I had to skate off of the rink to avoid crashing into someone behaving badly. It made it so not fun. And when people fell down, there was no staff to check they were ok or help them up like at other rinks. I would have given it one star, because I really just didn't want to stay (and I often stay for multiple hours at rinks), but there were some good things. The floor was good, and the price wasn't bad. There were plenty of places to sit. Music was decent though loud. There was a separate little rink for beginner skaters. We were there for the second half of an afternoon session and there were no games or couples skate or anything, and I didn't see any way to request your favorite song. I had to try 3 times to get a decent rental skate (first time they gave me the wrong size, second time one skate had a wheel loose), and the laces were messed up still. There are rinks that are more fun.

First time here for a birthday party for one of my kiddo's friends and it was great!…read moreThe music was good, not too loud, and everything looked clean and inviting. Super family-friendly atmosphere with the option to rent skates or bring your own. Staff was friendly both on and off the rink, and they had different size skate mates so even bigger kids felt safe. The DJ called out the birthday kids for a special celebration in the rink, which was such a nice touch! They also had games throughout like limbo -- the kids loved it! I loved the refillable Icee option (cheaper than the regular price), and the soda machine had that option too. Made-to-order food was good -- we had the cinnamon sugar mini donuts and some hot dogs. Great! Another solid Northland find! Perfect spot if your kids love to skate and dance.

I rounded up. I feel 3 stars isn't enough but 4 is pretty generous lol. I figured that even though…read morethere is a lot that could improve here, it's still one of the safest and best skating rinks in the general vicinity. I plan to have my daughter's 4th Birthday party here. Initially I was trying to find a better, cleaner rink with better bathrooms but sadly that doesn't exist at a reasonable price point. So let's start with the good. The skating staff are exceptional. Even many of the super frequent patrons take it upon themselves to watch out for little kids and check on them every time they fall. Staff checked in several times and several young kids between 7 and 12 were constantly checking in with them after every fall, helping them get their trainers back etc. the music was super fun and my kids skated hard for 3 hours! They are 12, 5 and 3. I had to size down on my skates, pay extra for trainers and I wasn't impressed with the concessions at all. It took FOREVER for $7+ nachos, mozzarella sticks (overpriced as well), and a hot dog. The hot dog and drink were on special for $2.50 a piece so those were the best deal. But I spent nearly $100 on the 3 hours there with 3 kids and myself skating. And I don't understand how, at that price point they haven't upgraded anything in the 40 years it's been around. There is literal grime built up for 40 years, the bathrooms have short wood doors that someone tall could see over and there isn't much space at all. Not family friendly for a family establishment. I attended a party here probably about 13 years ago and was disappointed in the grime then as well. I told myself I'd never do one here. But I am because it's basically the only option. I do understand the nostalgia of not upgrading. I just think a good strip and wax of the floors or painting over some grime would go a long way.

The Northland's newest ice rink is at Zona Rosa this winter season. The Rink at Zona Rosa is open…read moredaily through February 2021 for public ice skating, curling, pond hockey, special events and more. Enjoy shopping from local and national retailers, an eclectic mix of restaurant options and ice skating under the lights at Zona Rosa. SKATE SESSION PASS Admission: $11 (Children 3 and Under Free) Skate Rental: $4 (or bring your own skates!) AFTER SCHOOL SESSION PASS (3PM - 5PM) Admission: $9 Skate Rental: $4 11 VISIT PASS Bring your own skates: $110 Rental skates included: $150 OPEN POND HOCKEY PASS 80 min.: $12 Hockey skate rental: $4 Hockey stick rental: $4 OPEN CURLING 60 mins. $18 per person, 4 man teams. Includes 60 mins of play plus curling gear rental INTRO TO CURLING LESSONS 90 mins. $30 per person. 30 mins with instructor and 60 mins play SKATE LESSONS (30 MIN EACH) Ice skate (4 lessons): $60 Private lesson (1): $50 Learn to play hockey (4 lessons): $60 Masks required and 6 feet social distancing. The Rink subject to all KCMO mandates, including a 50% occupancy limit and follows all local, state and national guidelines for stopping the spread of the virus. HOURS OPEN SKATE HOURS/SCHEDULE Mon - Thurs: 3pm - 8pm Fri: 3pm - 10pm Sat: 11am - 10pm Sun: 11am - 8pm POND HOCKEY (WALK ON) SCHEDULE Mon - Thurs: 8pm - 10:00 pm Sat: 8am - 10:50am Sun: 8am - 10:50am AND 8pm - 10:00pm SCHOOL BREAK HOURS Effective Mon-Fri. Dec 23 - Jan 4, Jan 15, Jan 18-19, Feb 26-28 8am - 10:50am: Pond hockey 11am - 10pm: Open skate HOLIDAY HOURS Christmas Eve, 3pm - 8pm Christmas Day, 4pm - 9pm (Pond hockey 9pm - 10:00pm) Also open on: New Year's Eve/Day, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, and President's Day SAVE & SKATE: INDIVIDUAL & GROUP DISCOUNT OFFERS Discounts are listed below and are not valid with any other offer. No matter the budget, The Rink can put together a package to benefit both you and your organization. Options include public or private parties and food packages, depending on needs. GROUP ADMISSION (Plus $4 Skate Rental Fee) 20-30 people: $1 off each admission 31-50 people: $2 off each admission 51+ call for quote BIRTHDAY PARTIES - includes skate pass + skate rental + hot chocolate + sweet treat. (Additional food/drink options are available upon request.) Up to 20 Skaters: $17 each 21-30 Skaters: $16 each 31 and Over: Call for quote Special Host: Add a Figure Skater or Hockey Player host for $50 PRIVATE PARTIES (RINK RENTAL) The Rink at Zona Rosa invites your group for an afternoon or evening of fun. Perfect for groups of all sizes, The Rink can accommodate you or your organization for family gatherings, office parties, school-related events, fundraisers, team practices, skill clinics, pond hockey, etc. Based on availability. Advanced reservations are required for group rates and private parties. To Sponsor an event Email: zonarosa@kcice.net

It was over $70 for my two daughters and I to skate, rent skates, and have two kid-balance-things…read more The ice was covered in water, and then frosted over. This made it very difficult to skate. It wasn't smooth, and if your kid falls they get soaked (then really cold). The kid behind the counter didn't know how to look up my online registration. There was nobody on staff actually out at the rink, so kids/adults/actual good skaters were going in all directions. There was no order. If you're looking for the novelty of skating outside at Christmas time, it's fine. If you want to enjoy the actual skating (and pay a fraction of the price), go to Line Creek.

An interesting mix of indoor and outdoor facilities. The ice quality here was good, but not great…read more They have a small proshop, snack bar and skate rental / sharpening. We were here for a youth hockey tournament, which was fun and we'll managed. The locker rooms are run down and too small, there also seemed to be a shortage of bathrooms and showers. It was a little crowded and the metal bleachers weren't really heated. Dress warm, but plan on having a great time if you are here for a tournament.

The ice is terrible, it does not get Zimbonide. also the skates need to be sharpened more offten…read morebecuase they are so dull. Dangerous for new skaters.

To be honest the owners are super sweet, the staff there is very friendly, they play good music…read more Everybody there are very cool and make me feel like i'm at home!

Owners and staff are knowledgeable and friendly here. Located near Noland Rd and they have plenty…read moreof parking. They offered snacks, a bar and merch. It's cleaned and they have a great venue for parties. Really spacious and skating is fun here. I would recommend this place to friends and family. They also play some good ole hits too.