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.

I have been really enjoying meeting up with my local sk8r girlfriends for Friday night skate night…read more O'side parks and recreation runs it from 6-8pm seasonally on Friday nights. Further information is available on their web & media sites. It's free so bring your own skates and protective gear. No rentals. Fun people with all sort of levels show up. You can blade or roller skate on the outdoor hockey rink. They play fun music and even do routine type dances that you can join in on too. Really fun! This event truly brings up childhood memories and nostalgia for me!

Oceanside Rollerskating hosts these amazing and family friendly meet-ups on Friday nights here -…read moreall levels are welcomed -- and it's FREE! You just have to check their Instagram page to make sure it hasn't been canceled due to weather or other conflicts (oceanside_rollerskating). But they're there pretty much every Friday night from 6-8pm which makes for an awesome night as it's usually during the sunset, and then after the sunset they showcase their super fun rink lights and people wear glow in the dark wheels and it's just really fun! They also usually host "Sunday Roll-Outs" every Sunday morning down at the Oceanside Strand, meeting up under the pier, near and/or at the amphitheater, from around 10am - 2pm. Then, at some point during that time, they all roller skate together down the entire south end of the Strand, which is seriously EPIC! That's also advertised on their Instagram page, so double check that before heading out. They always play great music and everyone is so welcoming even to the newest skaters. They always help new people learn some basics, too! I've met so many nice people through them, and have even made a few really good friends through Oceanside Rollerskating, so I'm very grateful to the people who have organized this.

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.

Yes, it would be nice if the roller rink was open. I love roller skating but it does not let you…read moreknow when it is due to open for business

This roller rink is a dream come true. Thank you for creating a magical space for skaters young and…read moreold.

Kyra is absolutely incredible and this is the best ice skating in San Diego during Christmas as far…read moreas I'm concerned! Plus, it supports Randy's Children's Hospital. Kyra helped my 7 year old learn how to ice skate and according to my 7 year old daughter, she "is so nice that and the best ice skating teacher ever!"

Sasha has been so awesome!!! She made our daughter get on ice! Thank you!!!…read moreHappy holidays!

The pictures on Yelp lead me to believe this was going to be a small sports facility. It could not…read morebe the farthest from the truth. Outdoor soccer rink, skate park, two inline hockey rinks, amole parking, hiking trail, picnic area, frisbee golf, etc. This place is HUGE. OC ppl...it's Irvine Regional Park huge! Hockey rinks are unfortunately super dirty so the pucks kept sliding at a slower capacity and getting halted in the boards. All in all a great facility!

The price for "stick time " is very reasonably priced, at least according to ice hockey :)…read more The area is clean and taken care of. Staff actually answers the phone and is very helpful. Places like 4S ranch should take notice...

1st time coming here, kids like it, we love the view and services next time we will stay at the…read morehotel and tour around

I had a great experience. I am Not a skater and I tried my…read morebest to be on the ice as much as I can without holding onto the rail. It took me a minute but I mama gets. They have bars and restaurant in the area. So much fun. Don't fall but if you do. Get back up and do another round.

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.

Went here for a birthday party and was disappointed to find that they didn't have the walkers for…read morepeople who don't know how to skate to be able to skate without falling. All of the soda tasted off as well. Almost none of the arcade machines worked which left nothing to do for those who can't skate well. We tried helping our kid but it was like they just waxed the floors. Even other adults not with our party had complained about how slippery it was. The carpeted area was sticky and the snack area wasn't manned for most of the party. Won't be returning or throwing a party here.