For a POP up rink in BK it was nice!! This is a commercial space in transition. The floor is…read moreunpolished concrete and the skating area is a good size space. It also has skate rental, lockers, food & drink for purchase, and good seating. It's great for all from new skaters, becuase they provide safety walker for beginners. The night I went the dj was playing all of the cookout/old skool house party hits, it was cute. Plenty of space for photo opts. The event was a goodazztime!!!

I went to an event hosted by RollerWave over at Rockaway Beach this past Saturday and have an…read moreabsolute blast! Entry was free (unheard of in this day and age!) and skate rentals were only $20+tax. Believe me when I say the energy of all the skaters, employees and DJ were off the charts! Everyone was positive, enthusiastic, supportive and friendly! There were impromptu conga lines, electric slide dances and smiles aplenty. I must have skated for about 3 hours with only the occasional 3 minute break to catch my breath. In case you got hungry or thirsty, there were small mom n pop food and drink vendors by the entrance charging very reasonable prices. The best part was being amongst such talented skaters! I've only been skating three times now but I feel like I leveled up just by watching others here. If you're new to skating, rest assured that the community is as friendly as they are skilled! 5/5 beach skating event.. thank you RollerWave NYC!

Tanya is wonderful! Took an hour class with her through Zoom. Even though there were 27+ people in…read morethe "room," she made sure to check in with every person to give them feedback and correct their form or give positive encouragement. ***Note: Tanya will email you the Zoom link before the class, the pdf that you get with your receipt does not have your individual class Zoom link. ** So glad that I was able to skate/exercise and have fun during the quarantine! Highly recommend!

Tanya and Chris were amazing. Started a little late for open skate but because it was open skate, I…read moredefinitely didn't expect them to take the time to teach us how to skate better. Chris was phenomenal and super patient with my two left feet husband. He taught him to move to the rhythm, he taught me backwards skating after seeing me try on my own and he also taught me how to turn in smaller spaces. The music is phenomenal and although we had to travel a little far, we loved it! I was so impressed with her stern yet friendly demeanor, the music, and their help that I signed up for class in Massapequa on Monday! They are the best and they enjoy dong what they love. My hubby even bought me a t-shirt. It was amazing and my hubby doesn't feel like a loser when he attempts trying to skate.

It's not where it was located for the pop up so don't waste your time. You literally have to follow…read morethem around to figure out where they will be skating at.

Great music! Great diverse crowd! Variety of ages 20-80... okay not sure about the exact ages. Good…read moreif you want to skate or not or just listen to the DJ. Not the best ventilation. But the crowd is very kind, helpful and friendly. Good vibes... Ten dollars to get in... five bucks to rent skates.

For 2026, this was the new race expo venue for the Brooklyn Half Marathon. I came here via the MTA…read moreProspect Park subway station. It was a short walk across Ocean Ave to reach Prospect Park from the station. I thought it was a bit easier to get to versus the old location over at the Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 2.

pretty spacious and family friendly ice rink managed by prospect park. unfortunately the software…read morefor preordering tickets is quite rough and the line moves at a snail's pace. staff are friendly and it's a nice open air setting for ice skating which is nice! it gets crowded but still very skate able.

Party of 4 came here for a NY Islanders fan skate event…read more The good: Entry was complimentary for the 90-minute session, thanks to the Islanders. The ice was LOVELY, very smooth and MOSTLY level, though at the rounded corners it made a bit of a dip near the barriers. There was ample stadium seating for putting on/ removing skates and spectating. There were a few helpers on the ice to assist those that fell. The meh: Standing on a line that snaked from the entry level down the stairs and outside in the cold and wind. Skate rental and restrooms on a separate floor from the rink. The awkward: having to descend/ascend the stairs with skates on. People (both adults and children) crowded the entryway to the ice. Overall, it was a solid option for indoor/ temperature-controlled ice-skating.

An ice rink in Long Island City, located on top of a warehouse. Parking is on the main level…read morealthough it is a little tight. Upstairs 3rd floor has a single rink underneath a soft dome, ice is a little on the soft side but isn't bad for the hockey and learn to skate that you have here. Check in is the 2nd level, and there's a training center in the basement. They have a skate shop on the entry floor with the garage.

Update: My kiddo stayed at LIC ICE for 3 full years. He…read moreloved every practice and game. They made him feel so special and supported him to be such a great little hockey player. The coaches and owners are the most caring and wonderful people. I actually cried at the last game because I am so proud of all my son achieved, and I will miss going there weekly! High recommend for kids interested in learning hockey :)

My two kids joined their learn to play class, from the start was it was a hassle. We were required…read moreto get their measurements for their hockey gear and I had questions but was unable to reach the owner, Jocelyne. They received my payment but never responded to emails or phone calls. But thats not why they earned the one star. Let me start by saying that I spoke to both coaches and they said "its ok" and then I'm assuming the husband of the boss. He told me to talk to the coaches and the owner Jocelyne said she will talk to the coaches, which she never did. When you sign up you can choose white or blue jerseys. We chose blue. During the lessons the coaches would split the team by color and there would be 7 white shirts and 5 blue shirts (two blue shirts using skate trainers). For 5 or more sessions we had 3 blues vs 7 white jerseys. The blue jersey would lose every game by double digits and lucky to score one goal. I've ask the coaches to split the teams evenly by having some white jerseys wear blue scrimmage vest, that happened only once which the blue team won and my kids could not wait for the next class, they were so excited. The next class they where back to 7 vs 3 and and the next 3 weeks the same. Both of my kids don't want to play ice hockey anymore so we've stopped going, foregoing the rest of the lessons. LIC ICE broke my kids and took away the enjoyment of ice hockey. How can you let them get destroyed every game, hearing them complain even cry and do the same thing every lessons. I would had considered continuing with LIC ICE and even paying the tuition that was now doubled the price with the "one hour in the workout room" if you just focused more on the kids want and love of the game instead of crushing them and harassing me about signing up for next season. I even overlooked that your rink is really meant for 3 on 3 no where close to 10+ kids plus two coaches.