I don't know maybe customer service make a fine come back to American venues…read more Absolutely everyone who worked there, and I was told it's a fam business, so probably genetics, we're extremely unhelpful and would not even politely say that they aren't aware. Their website is horrible. There 0 information on what's allowed or not, and then you bring balloon and confetti and they yell at you There is only one restroom and there were a lot of people. Our birthday "room" was in a hall with dividers - where others peoples were having a party. The service girl was constantly very stressed, Red in the face and kept bringing thighs we did not order lol. The last complain - I promise - the "DJ" was playing slow elevator music, from the 70's and kids all went off the rink and was just sitting in the small divider ))) I went to the DJ- asked for music suitable for 9-10 year girls and boys and girls my mum. He said 0- oh I don't what to play ((( maybe you make a music list and give to me? I gave him $20 and he forgot about the list. I would still go there w my kids - just to skate, in dark cold evenings- but if you are planning a birthday party, think again. Thank you. P.S. I rarely write bad reviews but my daughter was very nervous that her friends were bored out of their mind, all the decorations went to waste, so my e random little kids will come and eat from their table and the service girl was basically screaming at them. Don't want be a snob, but that's why I never go to Thurston county)))

Went yesterday w/ a friend and had a blast:) Music could have been more diverse ;) (add some…read morecountry hehe)

My kids have been coming here for years, long before the new ownership. I hear they're doing some…read morerenovations, which are long overdue. Very good family friendly spot and they do what they can with the space they have. The only downside is the consistent lack of food/snacks/games. 1/3 or or more of the very few games they have are ALWAYS out of order. The food is not always good and very often sold out as they don't make much during sessions -they mostly reserve the pizza just for the rooms. The candy machines are awful - all the decent stuff is regularly empty and the full sided candy they offer is about 3-4x the size price (i.e., the really small bag of lays is $3). Plus I once bought a candy bar there for my kid and the chocolate looked and tasted old, which means their stock rarely moves. Also, would be great if they offered some adult beverages on tap. FYI, it's never a "true" experience here unless u catch a glimpse of the older white gentlemen casually solo out dancing everyone on the rink. I think I will nickname him "White Lightning".

We've been coming here for about 3 months now I bring my grandkiddos they love it so much when my…read morekids were young they came when it was Pattinsons west I gave feedback before on only change needed was music Playlist well they surely listened they have changed alot I love it !!! Me being a lover of all music genres they have played just that and they dont mind taking requests Ty Mgmt and all the workers a well deserved praise needs to go to all of you !!! You all listen so much and make our sessions magical

Unlike the other ice rink Sprinker Recreation Center in Tacoma, the Tacoma Twin Rinks are located…read moreconveniently close to I-5. As the name suggests, there are two ice rinks at this location. We normally come here for hockey games. There is an upper view area for us to watch the game from the upper level, which is nice. However, there's no heater for the audience, so it's super cold at this location. You will have to dress like skiing, or you are likely to be frozen here. The rinks are still new, but the maintenance work hasn't been done well. Why? We came here for a state development hockey for the entire weekend, from 8 am to 8 pm daily. When I went to the bathroom in the morning, everything was in order and in good condition. But when I visited again in the afternoon, it became a messy place. Some stalls even ran out of paper! We couldn't even find any staff member at the rink. Per my hockey players' report, the ice quality of the rinks was just okay. The locker rooms for the hockey teams were kind of small. Not sure if there's any other shower place for hockey players, but I do see a shower inside the women's restrooms. Only one shower probably won't be enough for hockey players who play as a team. Apparently, whoever designed the Twin Rinks had no clue about what ice hockey players would need. Overall, if you want to skate, I still think it's a good place.

We have had a great experience at Tacoma Twin Rinks so far. It is not the cheapest place to skate…read morein the area, but it's better than the local competitor when it comes to lessons. At TTR they do not allow walkers (which we prefer) and they have smaller classes and the coaches take time to work closely and at exactly the kids speed. To by honest, once we got to the rink, our 6 year old broke down in tears afraid of falling and didn't want to skate... the coaches were amazing and assigned an older, experienced kiddo to hang out with her and just let her play and get comfortable on the ice, which involved a lot of sitting and scooting for the first 20 minutes. Haha. She eventually DID stand and was skating slowly by the end of the lesson... then she was begging to return and we have been back twice this week just for open skate to practice. I'd say 4.5 stars only because their website is tough to use, though once you get signed up and figure it out, it is fine. Also, we paid $16 for 90 minutes of open skate tonight and the guys prepping for hockey practice shirked the schedule and the kids had to leave the ice 15 minutes early so that they could Zamboni. I'll mention that to them when I see our coach tomorrow... probably a miscommunication. I'd prefer to talk to them first before assuming it was intentional negligence. Overall, great experience and we'll continue as long as our kiddo is interested!

I would honestly give this place 5 starts, not because it's great in everyday, but it shows that we…read moreneed more REAL community focused spaces in our world. The Pro: They have three wonderfully built rinks, of course the Kraken use this space for their practice games, rehab, and other uses. If you look at the calendar, it's full of local teams, hobbyists, figure skaters and free skates for the general public. It's meant to be modern, maybe too modern but with a Starbucks on-site, you are guaranteed solid coffee. The place has decent spaces for people to hang out, and get their skates on. Cons: It's expensive AF. Honestly why? If it's named "Community"... make it something everyone in the community can take part in.

Great place for Ice Skating and watching Hockey with the Jr Krackens playing. The Kracken hockey…read moreteam practices there too. Food ok but the service is really good. I have been there a dozen of times no problems....

This is a seasonal pop up ice skating rink in the heart of Port Angeles - typically open from mid…read moreNovember to early January. It also has fun Christmas decorations to enjoy, with lit up ornaments so huge you can walk around in them! They rent ice skates on site if you don't have any and they also have a "Snack Shack". The village is run by local volunteers which I thought was really cool - the ice rink was full of kids and families having such a great time - Their website even has an ice rink webcam haha! It's free to enter in general but there's a charge for the skating. Prices are very reasonable and include the skate rental - and a ticket lasts you all day with in and out privileges. There's also a discount if you have your own skates. The volunteers provide "safety monitors" on the ice and there are benches/bleachers on the sidelines for family/audience viewing. We didn't skate but had fun watching briefly and walking around all the decorations. Parking seems to be all street parking in the surrounding area with time limits so be sure to read the signs. There are lots of cute shops and restaurants in the surrounding area so it makes for a fun outing!

Grew up sharing here as a kid. So grateful it's still here for my kids now as well. Thank you.read more

It warms my to see this place still skating by Thanks to the owner Mike…read more I grew up coming here & to watch my nieces enjoy this memorable place is so awesome. Perfect spot to celebrate birthdays or to just have a blast! Thanks Mike, Alliey & Phil for making all birthday parties and outings here amazing. Great customer service

We went online to check their public skating schedule and found on Saturday's they have it open…read morefrom 7:45-9:45pm. Definitely go on the website to double check their schedule. Also available online is the ability to buy tickets, which I did it made check in faster. There is an additional fee for skate rentals when you come in but it wasn't much it was like 7.50 for two people. Overall a fun experience will definitely be back

The new playground and spray park are wonderful! Plenty of covered areas to escape the heat. Plenty…read moreof parking even during the busiest times. The kids love climbing on the huge rock just outside of the fields.