They never answer the phone I guess that's what happens…read morewhen young kids run it. They definitely need to improve in case of an emergency! Get it together as a business

It could be a fun place but honestly it's dangerous. They have staff but none of them are…read moremonitoring the skating area. Little kids everywhere that would skate right in front of you, no one directing entry/exit or flow direction , parents who don't watch their own children. It's a free for all in a dark room with loud music. There is a sign "Skate at your own risk" and you should take that seriously. Guaranteed someone will run into you.

Ringers is an awesome place to bring your kids for a weekend, birthday, or any other event. They…read moreare well fitted for children and families, and their staff are awesome. Dolores was awesome with the kids and was very helpful, as was all the other staff! Their crafts are fun and relate well to what they offer.

I attended this skating rink for my daughter's field trip. I usually prefer indoor skating, but for…read morean outdoor experience, this wasn't bad--I imagine it looks even nicer at night. The staff member in charge who was using the microphone was very kind and helpful. However, the two employees distributing skates came across as rude and unapproachable. I understand that working with large groups of kids can be frustrating, but their attitude was noticeable. At one point, I even stepped in to help distribute skates because the situation felt a bit overwhelming due to their frustration. Overall, the experience was okay, but improved customer service would make a big difference.

My granddaughters had such a great time... they are usually closed during the week.. they opened…read morefor a few limited hours the holiday season.... It was empty when we arrived... but before you know it was busy.. 1. you can bring your own skates or rent... 2. You can purchase food and there are games to play... Parking is easy...

A lot of things should be improved at this place. Specially if you're thinking of having a party…read more Whoever is in charge of the people hosting a party should be more organized. We were supposed to go in at 3:30, we did not go in until 3:45 according to staff it was due to the previous party taking long to leave... we were the second ones to arrive but our party was the the last one to get seated and that's only because my sister asked one of the girls. Once in there everything was fine until they brought the pizza. The pizza was cold! We were never told the do not make the pizza there! The package we got came with 4 pizzas and we were told on the phone that if we needed more we could just let them know the day of but it would take a little longer. Once the pizza arrived besides being cold we realized it was from little Caesars. I don't mind the pizza being from there BUT at least make sure it's hot! The young lady who was helping us with the pizza and drinks would just take things without asking. When it was time to clean she didn't ask if people were done, she just started taking off the plastic table cover with everything still on the table and rolling it getting ready to throw everything away until we told her that there was personal stuff on there! That's just rude! You ask if people are done not just assume everything on the table is trash. Then she took the pitchers with soda without letting anyone know and people were still drinking specially when they were done skating. When it was time the security starts staring you down by your table and starts saying you need to hurry up and get all your things, my husband told him oh you guys want us to hurry but didn't mind letting us in late well now we're going to take our time. Overall this place needs a lot of improvement when it comes to organizing parties. Train your employees to always ask the people on their tables if they are done with something before throwing it away or taking it away. Sell little Caesar's pizza double/triple the price but at least make sure it's hot before serving it!

Fun spot for skating and affordable…read more Down sides music choices weren't the best and the place needs some tlc. The skate floor is dented and uneven - most walls, doors and the bathroom are in need of major repairs.

We booked a private Christmas Polar Express party here and everyone had an amazing time! I was…read moreimpressed with Kendra's help over the phone, but what truly exceeded my expectations was the actual party. Kendra and her team were absolutely incredible. I had planned a few games and expected to struggle organizing 40+ kids, but I quickly realized I wasn't doing it alone; Kendra and her team were right there helping every step of the way. Kendra truly has the patience of a saint. She was fantastic with the kids and even wore pajamas to fully lean into the party theme, which the kids loved. I'm beyond grateful for all of their help, and the party was such a hit because of them. Safe to say this may be our new annual Christmas party spot!

I never learned to skate as a child. I went to Skateworld with friends about seven years ago, but…read morenever continued to practice. Recently, two of my friends found out that I wanted to learn, so we all went out on a Sunday evening. Sundays, Skateworld closes at 8:30. We arrived at 6:30 which gave us plenty of time. Open skate and skate rental costs $25 per person. It felt a bit steep to me, but I realize that they don't make money on much else so it's really not bad. They offer lockers at a price. There is free filtered water. It was a bit odd when my friends brought me a gift bag with knee pads, that they said no gift bags of any kind were allowed. It seemed odd as I thought children had roller skating birthday parties at places like this. At least they let us take out the knee pads and carry in the empty bag. Anyway, the space wasn't too crowded on Sunday, so it was easy to practice. I also rented one of those little wheeled walkers so I didn't fall all over the place. I was a bit bummed to learn that they didn't offer lessons, outside of their monthly "academy". I would have loved to drop in for a single session. All in all, it was a pretty good time. I would return to skate again.

Got a text from them advertising a Sensory Friendly skate day on Sunday 10am-noon. I'm not sure I…read morewould call it Sensory Friendly. Yes, they play the music quietly and the lights are kept on, but there's so many screaming children with Skate Mates going in all directions that it gets overwhelming. I know they have a similar lunch skate times that are adult only at 10am-noon, but that's during the work day.

Yes the decor is dated and badly in need of an updo. Yes the…read morestaff is young and rude. Yes the snacks/drinks are overpriced. Yes the people that hang out (especially outside) are not the "creme de la creme" of society. But man you get those wheels on your feet and that music is cranked up and you can have a BLAST!!! They always have specials and you can usually find a coupon somewhere around town. So don't take out of town guests here if you want them to see the best of Hemet. But take your kids, your date, your able body friends. Cause you are pretty much guaranteed some laughs and some sweat.

greeted with the most unfriendly front door guy. The girl at the skate check was polite but the kid…read morewith her was just as bad as the front door guy. I'll never come back to this place again. lucky strike looks very nice, wish we went there instead. whole vibe at the wheelhouse is like you're a burden for going there to have a good time.