We stumbled upon this beautiful ice skating rink coming out of kings ,, it centered in middle of…read moreplaza and it was not crowed at all ,, must have been to cold ! So much fun a must try ,, just be careful I must have fell a bunch of times !! Due to frozen legs to cold !! But had to try !!

This place is great in a lot of ways. Location, super friendly staff and the crowd is usually…read moregreat. A solid star and a half dropped for the cigarette smoking the staff do right around the kids. It's pretty bad. Also, it's very much a "beginners" rink but there are only 3 red plastic "walkers" for youngsters to find their way with. It stinks paying $10 and not really getting a chance to skate because the competition for the walkers is high.

two times came up to watch a hockey game had to turn around and go home after circling the parking…read morelot multiple times . can't rate the facility if you don't get to get in .

I feel bad rating this so low because it's a nice facility but they need to do something about the…read moreparking lot. They constantly have games with lots of people happening at the same time as regular practices with kids, so people are stuck with absolutely no where to park, and can't even go into the building because of it. Cops park in the fire lane and handicap spots horizontally and then go inside and eat Dunkin' Donuts. Meanwhile, they won't let a parent or guardian leave their hazards on to go inside and pick up a young child. The school parking lot next door also has no spots and people have to walk up from it if they're lucky enough to find a place to leave their car. There is no sidewalk or shoulder. Everyone ends up blocking buses and each other in. There's simply not enough room for the amount of people using the facility at one time and it's not safe. Accidents waiting to happen to add to the previous lawsuits they've apparently had against them for shady money dealings and late tax payments.

came here for a couple youth hockey games. Very cold in the rink area- like, way colder than other…read morerinks i've been to. bring extra blankets. the lobby area isn't very warm either, so the only relief you'll get is from blankets or your car. clean bathrooms, nice rink. vending machines in lobby. lots of parking. small waiting area outside rink, no places to observe the (whole) rink from the lobby tho. if you want to watch a full game you have to be in the rink area.

I'm a fan cause it's my second home on Sunday's during the Summer watching the FMC New England…read moreFuture Stars Varsity team play (GO COYOTES!) I check in here every time they play and have seen the rink finally upgrade into providing a nice concession stand like others have done. They serve hot and cold foods now, and overall the *stinky* factor is not bad "Marlborough being the worse." The only thing I see lacking in this rink is the weather control "NATICK being the best so far for temperature and choice seating...you can sit behind the penalty boxes AWESOME!" Unlike the other rinks, their heating is not on par with the rest so a jacket/blanket is def required. I like that they have separate entrances for the teams and they do not have to have the teams walk through the actual lobby to get there (which I have also seen some rinks do "MARLBOROUGH" There is ample parking that is close and a Dunkin's/stores nearby. Kill two bird with one stone.

This ice skating rink is one that is used by the New England Senior Hockey League which I am a part…read moreof. Finding it and getting to it was rather easy as it's right off of 93 and it features a large parking lot. However the one thing that's great about it is the quality of the ice and the spectator seating. Both are top notch. However the locker rooms are tiny, especially for a roster of 15+ players. That aside the place is clean and playing there is pretty awesome.

I went there, ice was awful for ice hockey. No more public skating. Bath rooms a mess. Manager…read moresweeting all over himself. I have been skating since I was 5 yrs old, so I know skating rinks. Locker rooms smelled bad, reminds me of ice skating rink on rte 1, The person on yelled at people about their coffee, his name was Billy W. what a tool.

The best dedicated youth hockey training I have seen anywhere. Matt Deschamps runs the program and…read moredoes most of the teaching. He is excellent with kids. He teaches them the little things they won't get elsewhere, and focuses on skating and balance for youngsters. I also like that he is not afraid to keep the kid on task. My major criticism is pricing. At $32.50/session the value is reasonable when there are 4-5 kids in a class. At 8-10 kids it's over-priced. Still, overall it's a great place for kids to learn to play hockey and I highly recommend it.

Both of my kids started with learn to skate here and have now progressed to the development teams…read more You won't get better instruction. Teams keep the ADM recommended 3-to-1 practice to play ratio and it has really helped my sons develop. Can't recommend this place enough.

I came here with a friend whose son was in a hockey game today. The rinks are first-rate and well…read moremaintained, as is the entire complex. I was surprised, though, that there wasn't as much seating around the rink as I would have expected. But this center serves the area and the local schools very well.

It's an Ice Arena with bleachers, and equipment shop, some vending machines. Lots of ice and…read morescreaming over reacting parents. 2 rinks 1 and 2, it's clean cold and worthy of a good hockey game. Now get me some hot coffee

We came here on a weekday afternoon during a winter holiday week and had a blast!…read more This place features a large wooden rink in the middle, a smaller practice rink on one side, a window for rental skates in both kid and adult sizes, and an arcade section and snack bar with eating area on the other side. Admission with rental skates included was $10 per person with no time limit. The decor was reminiscent of the early 2000s (think: neon glow-in-the-dark murals on concrete walls) and they played pop hits ranging from the 2000s to modern day. It felt a bit like a 2000s-era after school program activity in the best possible way! Overall, we had a great time skating here for about an hour. The staff were good about keeping people moving in the same direction, and the rink had plenty of people, but not too many as to cause a constant danger of collisions. This would be a great experience for children and adults alike. Especially for the price, the hours of fun here can't be beat!

I brought my 6 y.o daughter here for Mother's Day and we had a blast! We loved it so much we came…read moreback the next weekend. It's only $10 per person and that includes your skates. They also have a few arcade games where you can win tickets and a snack bar with plenty of seating. I used to skate a ton when I was younger, and was looking for something fun and active for both of us to do together (instead of me watching her run around at the playground or spending over $20 per hour for her to jump at a trampoline park- this is the perfect fit and really affordable, and we both get exercise and have fun. We're looking forward to going again soon!

My 4.5 yr daughter started skating this year. She has progressed amazingly. The teachers are…read morewonderful. Miss Nicole has tons of patience but at the same time is nonsense. During each lesson you could see the kids confidence building. The class is longer other schools and there are enough teacher assistants that each chlld gets the individual attention she/he needs. The final show is not the main focus and seems to be a low key event. We will be back next year.

I have put both my kids in the Peabody Skating Club and all i can say is -Awesome!…read moreMy wife and i have had nothing but great dealings with Sally (the owner)- she even gave us several lessons to try for our younger daughter for free- to make sure she liked it. The best thing about it was the fact that for group lessons the kids actually get teacher time. Each class has a teacher and teacher helpers, this makes it so the kids actually get taught! This is our second year back and our daughters love it, they also love the teachers, my wife is a little better at remembering names but i think our teachers are Nicole and Patricia- either way everyone there is great- When we were exploring getting our Girls into figure skating (due to their constant asking), my wife checked out a bunch of other schools at the Peabody Rink- They were all hectic and it looked like just a bunch of kids standing around, occasionally falling- This group is clearly well run bun great people who seem to genuinely care about teaching kids. It shows that they have been around for over 30 years, as my wife let me know when i was cutting the check (Which by the way was discounted for having 2 kids sign up) Pro's- Kids get plenty of time with teachers and helpers, Owner (Sally) is great, 2 hours to choose from, Not to expensive and they pro-rate weeks- Free recital at the end of the year (my Girls LOVE this) Con's- Rinks are cold and i have to sit there, when i really wanna be at home watching tv and relaxing........but hey, anything for my Girls!!!!! JOE-O