Man this place is iconic. It has been here forever so I decided to stop in for the first time since…read morethe 90's. Rented some banger skates and discovered it's like riding a bike, you never forget how. Made a few loops and they started playing some old 90's alternative rock on the sound system. Awesome. The only negative was I was hoping to play some Golden Axe on the vintage cabinet I remember they had. I was hoping they still had it but alas, it was gone. I heard an Italian Pizza Man absconded with it by winning craploads of prize tickets. I rate the experience at 9/10 Gaias Cradles

PLEASE READ REVIEWS! If your children do not know how to…read moreskate, this is not the place for them! Management referenced a 30-second interaction, during that time I was clearly managing an agitated baby and verbally stated multiple times that I had already being spoken to rudely. Not addressing the same rule more than ONCE mind you. That should have prompted staff to stop and assess the situation instead of continuing to escalate it. I refuse to not support my child ( 5, 4 and 20 month old) while they are skating for the first time, nor will I allow my children to sit and cry in public without support. When I picked up my 20 month old during an intense emotional episode, I was not skating. I had just exited the rink and was returning to the bench. I clearly stated this and indicated I had literally picked her up 6 seconds, barley getting her to my chest before he barreled around the corner to approached, make several abrupt remarks, and left without any attempt at respectful or professional/personable communication. This place has been garbage for over 7 years!!! I would not recommend this establishment in Hadley Massachusetts. We are a family of five (two adults, two children ages 2-5, and a 1.5-year-old). We rented two pairs of skates at a cost exceeding $70. During our visit, staff repeatedly confronted us in a manner that felt unnecessarily confrontational and lacked professionalism. I was first approached for holding my 1.5-year-old while skating, which I understand may be against policy; however, this was my first time skating with young children, and the interaction was handled poorly. On another occasion, my fiancé attempted to cross the center line briefly to assist me while I was managing both a toddler and a young child. There were no skaters nearby at the time, yet he was again confronted by the same employee. In the carpeted area, I picked up my crying child, and within seconds was approached and instructed to put her down because I was wearing skates. The delivery of these instructions was abrupt and lacked any empathy or discretion. Additionally, the skates provided for my child were visibly worn and in poor condition. The Velcro no longer functioned properly, a concern that was verbally acknowledged by a staff member while adjusting them. Despite advertising as a family-friendly venue, our experience did not reflect that claim. This facility may be more suitable for experienced skaters rather than families with young children. We were offered free lessons for the kids and still, we denied them for lack of empathy and confrontational approach. Owner tries to argue every negative review. Your place is old, your skates are unsafe and your staff is unbearably disrespectful to parents, and according to reviews, your summer camp kids hate it too. Response from the owner or manager Hello Kristie, thank you for taking time to write a review. Although a direct conversation, while you were in the facility, would be more productive and helpful, we always appreciate feedback. It is unfortunate that you found simple instruction, on serious safety concern, "abrupt." The risk of falling or dropping a child from four or five feet in the air, while you are on skates, is never taken lightly. The fact you had to be reminded multiple times demonstrates your lack of understanding. I encountered you only once directly, for all of 30 seconds, and you were flippant and arogant, arguing about holding your child while you were on skates. Safety should never be taken lightly. The rest of your commentary is inflamatory and unwaranted. And yes, $70 for five admissions and two rentals is accurate. I challenge you to find a better value for an afternoon with the family. Our offer of free skating lessons was genuine and an attempt to give your family a chance to further enjoy skating. I'm not sure what your reference is to summer camp; We have none. If you wish to have an honest conversation about your experience, and find a path where I am still willing to help your children with free skating lessons, please feel free to reach out. I look forward to helping you create fun memories with your family. Thank you again for taking time to comment. The owner continues bashing any negative review without taking any accountability for their lack of perfessionalism.

I came here on a Sunday afternoon for the first time, staying in the area for a weekend. I've been…read moreto many ice skating rinks around the Northeast, and found this place a pitiful excuse for a rink. I got on the ice just 2 minutes after the zamboni was finished cleaning the ice, and it was already so chopped up and hard - it was clear the zamboni didn't do a good job and that the ice wasn't well-maintained. In addition, the place looked like a bunch of wood beams nailed together - I'm surprised this place has survived the NH winters. Yes, it was cheap with $5 / admission and $5 / rentals but I don't think I'll go again. I'll wait for the new rink to open in Keene before going to skate in NH again.

This is your average roller-skating place. They have a big parking lot which is good because it…read moregets quite busy. We came here with a group of our girl scouts for an event that was said to be a special one for them. There was only one thing that it made it special for them, face painting but nothing else that signified that it was a girl scout event. Nonetheless, the girls still had a lot of fun. What we like about this place is that they rent the training walkers for younger kids that aren't good on skates yet. They have a place to grab a quick bite and a drink, laser tag, a play climber, and an arcade. I was really surprised at the extra cost for the play climber - it is nothing fancy or super fun and should really be included in the entry price since it is right next to the skating floor.

Rude staff, outrageous prices, mediocre rink. For the prices that they charge they should install a…read moremuch better sound system. Overall VERY disappointed. How could it possibly cost a family of six $180 to take the family skating and to have pizza?!!!!! What business charges toddlers full prize?

A beautiful COMMUNITY rink started by an amazing local family. My daughter has gone from a beginner…read moreto a quickly growing accom plished figure skater due to the phenomenal coaches and learn to skate program. Sadly the new management has desecrated the once prolific program and we are now forced to travel to Springfield for ice time with her coach that was forced out. Community doesn't mean just hockey! A horrible shame for the many figure skaters who are now bringing the business elsewhere.

After a management change, it is no longer a friendly or welcoming environment. I had several kids…read morein the learn to skate. The director and her coaches were the best assets the rink had. They are no longer there, which is unfortunate. Also, due to the changes, they no longer offer freestyle ice. We have moved to another rink to follow these fantastic coaches who improved my son's hockey skills, and daughters figure skating.

Had a wonderful, first curling experience there…read more One of my friends found this alumni event for people from Queens University in Canada and although neither him or I went there, we decided to essentially crash it so we could play curling for four hours and eat some food from Redbones who catered the event. After everyone arrived, about 28 people I think, we were all taught the basics of the game. Having watched curling during each Winter Olympics, I was quite familiar with most of the rules. I had always wanted to try it out; this was the perfect opportunity. This club is about 75 minutes away from Boston and is 50 years old this year. It's very well managed and the staff and the members are very friendly. They have two ice sheets that are extremely well maintained and the club area with some couches, tables, chairs and a full bar is neat as well. They even have a nice fireplace that they had going while we were there. They have a big parking lot outside, although it's not fully paved. The drinks at the bar are cheap, $3 for regular beers, $3.75 for premium beers. Cocktails are $5 I think and they also have a few snacks. After a few drinks, we were broken down into smaller groups and taught how to curl, sweep and the scoring. Then we were once again broken down into teams of 4 players, and went on to play games (4 on 4). It was a lot of fun and the members of the club were there to guide us along the way, pointing out tips, tricks and guiding us along the way. The most important thing that I learned that day was that although curling is very easy to learn, it is extremely difficult to master. It was an absolute blast and I think that I just might consider joining a curling club at some point in the future, but one that's hopefully closer to downtown Boston. Curling is awesome!

Roller Kingdom continues to impress! Love that they have…read morespecial daytime hours during school breaks (1-4). The DJ is on point! Keeps the crowd going with fun music to listen & skate to, along with fun races by age group. Laser tag $5 Ticket $16 Rental $3 Don't forget your frequent skater card to earn free skate after 5th stamp!

My 4 year old daughter had a great time and she did extremely well for her first take at skating…read more Everything went smoothly. I did overhear that there was a fight. I asked one of the cashiers when purchasing an Icee and she confirmed there was one and pointed to the area. At that time, I recalled seeing a group on the floor but I thought it was from them falling while skating. I've must've caught the very end of it. She stated the police were called and they left before their arrival. The next thing was while waiting to go back on the floor and watching the experienced skaters skate, a female very upset began swearing at another unknown group saying "she got me f**ked up". Another patron also watching stated "Friday night". Yes, it was a Friday night! With that said I would definitely return but during the morning and/or afternoon sessions.

Fun place for a rainy day. Look out for the $1.50 advertisement coupons around town to make it…read morecheaper than the combo pass. Bumper cars are single rider only. Go-karts are fun, squeezed two adults into a car and it malfunctioned but they let us go another lap so it made up for it. Lasertag had a lot of ground to explore and hide in, with a side room area that I saw a preschool girl and her family playing in, if you need a smaller field safer for a younger child. Minus one star for games being out of service, two bumper cars and a handful of lasertag vests broken, and they really could use lockers for storing shoes for bounce houses, purses, umbrellas etc as they just get left at the starting gates or hold onto them in the attractions.

This is an interesting little place. We brought the boys in on a Wednesday afternoon to kill a few…read morehours. Many of the attractions were not open (bumper cars, indoor go-karts, kids inflatable play area), and those that were tended to be underwhelming. The go-karts were fun, and the rides were generously long, but that may have had to do with the lack of crowd size despite the beautiful weather. The go-karts themselves were wildly different in top speeds, and your success on the track was based entirely on the kart you were assigned vs. any actual ability or strategy. No big deal for us, but there was, shall we say, a slightly more competitive family who were extremely annoyed by this, and were letting everyone in earshot know about it. Most of the arcade games were older and not in the greatest condition, with a few exceptions. What was oddest of all was that I found a roll of 5,000 prize tickets just sitting on top of a closed air hockey table completely unattended. I brought them back to an employee at the concession stand and there wasn't even a thank you offered. If it happens again, maybe I'll just the 5' Angry Bird. They also wouldn't honor the Yelp Check-in offer for a free game of Laser Tag. All in all, this place has seen some better days, and both boys enjoyed playing mini-golf at the place across the parking lot far more than they did playing at Adventure Family Fun Center, but you could certainly do worse if you're looking to kill a few hours with the kids.

Outstanding Great people…read more Great service Spotless Clean Great food Great prices Lady knock my food and drink out of my hands They saw and gave me all replacement.

Located a little north of Lake George. It's a roller rink with go carts and laser tag, the go carts…read moreare fun and the track is challenging. The roller rink is old school and a lot of fun as well. It's super clean and the staff is nice

the place is very large and within the larger Forest Park. the rink is a newer facility and there…read moreis plenty of parking. the arena sits in the middle of a residential area but secluded by trees so it's quiet. it's $5 for skating ($3 for youth) and $4 for rental. their skates were older and low quality (esp compared with Fitzpatrick rink in Holyoke). it's the usual teens working there but they were friendly and helpful. i would recommend the place.