My wife had an appointment for knee pain. The staff felt compelled to X-ray her hip instead even…read morethough we told the radiologist and orderly that there was no hip pain, it was her knee. They ignored my wife's comments. They later realized they had X-rayed the wrong portion of her body. Hey, have you ever thought about actually listening to the patient? My impression: incompetence! I would not go back and certainly would not recommend UPMC Lemieux.

Magee Women's Imaging is located on the left UPMC side of the Lemieux Sports Complex. I had a much…read morequicker experience this year. When I called to schedule, they gave me the correct number (last year it was wrong number) to call from the parking lot when I arrived. It's upstairs in the elevator, second floor. You check in with the self service kiosk. I had an 8am appointment, with required 7:45 arrival & I was out by 8:10. Plenty of parking at that time of day. If you haven't been here it's hard to find from Rt 228, but you turn in at Cranberry Springs Dr & the go left up the hill. The complex is across from Firebirds Restaurant. Enter the UPMC side of the building & take elevator to second floor & turn right. Staff always very friendly.

The outside sign could use an update but the inside has that nice roller skate vibe from the 80's…read more It's very well taken care of inside and the staff is nice.

There's not too many roller rinks open now days but this one is perfect for our Saturday/Sunday…read morefamily outings. Sometimes it's a little packed with the birthday parties, but regardless we love it for our Mommy and Son dates! Where else can you spend roughly $5 and have a full day of fun? Grab you skates and get rollin!

Very helpful and friendly owners. First time on skates for my granddaughter. It was a very fun…read moreexperience.

Roller rink that is extremely small. Was priced well not sure about it anymore though. For a very…read moresmall town - this rink is a nice counterpart. Relaxed feel with chill people around.

Sunny dog park in Brady's Run Beaver County. Flat, open, clean. Very little shade but lots of nice…read moregrass. Found this location when I stopped by Brad's Run to enjoy some hiking trails. The dogs will love it!!!

I love this park! Its our go to for swimming or just hanging out, would 100% recommend for a day of…read morehanging out whether your hanging at the park, walking a trail, or swimming. If you go to the first swimming area make sure you go check out the awesome rope swing on the cliff side!

I took my two younger kiddos (6 and 4) here last Sunday for my daughters first time ever…read more Pros: - Clean facility - Nice skate floor - Skate assisters for younger children (however, these come at an extra cost of $5) - Friendly staff working the rentals/concessions - Skating games Cons: - General Admission for non-skaters/the parents that are required to be there to watch over their kiddos are also charged $9 just to enter the facility (I was a little caught off guard by this). I understand "policies" but maybe there could be further consideration for the parents that are required to be there. Skate Castle doesn't charge adult spectators. - Skate floor can get a bit overcrowded - Adults of children/adults skating with their younger children skating around extremely fast at times and others getting run into/knocked down - Concessions are a bit on the higher side ($3.50 for a small slushie) My kids ended up having a blast which offset the higher prices of all the things, but I'm not so sure that we'll be going back here too often.

Place is being taken over by mold. It's everywhere. Nearly every ceiling tile. No upkeep. Paid…read more20/pp to skate around under mold. My hair and clothes smelt terrible after leaving. Needs reported to the health department. Change out your ceiling tiles and fix the leaks.

The girls locker room is the coolest! it has LED lights, and positive wording on the walls.read more

Happened to be here when a disabled tournament and other games were going on. Typical rink for…read moremost part. Not really clean and a bit worn. The parking lot is way undersized. People were parking in lots of adjacent businesses including the Target which was not a short walk. The cartways are really small and narrow that someone got hit in the lot. Number of handicapped spaces was limited to two which seems low for the carrying capacity of the building. The ramp isn't even close to ADA. The ledge to get in two of the rinks is very high. One not so much but they didn't put the disabled folks on the "low" ledge rink, even when requested for the next day. Not a 5 star rink in my opinion

great customer service....lazer tag, bounce house for anyone 52" and under, nerf wars, skating,…read morearcade and mini golf great place to have all your parties and family gatherings very kid friendly stuff for all ages redemption full of awesome things all the time big restrooms that are wheelchair accessible along with a ramp to get upstairs!

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They have snacks and drinks the only down side is some of the games are either jammed or they…read moredon't work But that's the only downside I recommend it!

We used to roller skate here and have Birthday parties here when my kids were young. Now my…read moreGrandchildren are also enjoying this experience. Awesome! The phone message says they are open Wednesday evening & Sundays from 2-4, as well as private parties. Today is a sunny winter day, no rain or snow, so there were not many families enjoying indoor skating, but it was great for our young girls to practice on. Fun afternoon.

Disclaimer: this review is from the perspective of a parent of a youth amateur hockey player…read more Ice Zone is a nice rink for regular season games. There is just one sheet of ice, and it is Olympic sized. That means it is larger than an NHL rink. I enjoy watching U16 and older play on the larger ice surface. Unfortunately, at Ice Zone the physical size of the building is not large enough to accommodate the olympic-sized ice AND spectator viewing. As you can see by the pictures, there is just a narrow sliver of area for spectators. There is also viewing upstairs above the concession stand but that means you can't hear the game and it is not centered so the viewing angle is strained. The concession stand is nice. They sell hot food and freshly brewed coffee. Coffee is my #1 requirement at ice rinks. I wait around a lot and enjoy sipping a hot, fresh coffee while talking with the other parents. There is also a nice pro shop. A pro shop is very important at a hockey rink because you never know when one of the players are going to be in need of something in a hurry. I wouldn't recommend this rink for tournament games because of the lack of seating. Tournaments usually have many more spectators than regular PAHL games. There used to be two sheets of ice at this arena, the other one being NHL-sized with a lot of spectator seating. But it has been closed for many years, and I learned this time around that a trampoline set up is going to be installed. So the NHL rink is closed permanently. So I gave this rink 4 stars because of the nice olympic ice, the ample parking, the fresh coffee, concession stand, and pro shop.

The only game in town at the moment for ice skating, which is likely why admission prices are so…read morehigh ($14 pp adult/$13 child, including skate rental). Decent rink with okay concessions, not a bad winter afternoon. My problem: why such high prices for only 2 hours of public skating? If your heart's not set on ice skating, go roller skating at Youngstown Skate or Skate Zone. Just as fun, in my opinion, and at a much better value.