I had no idea this hockey rink was here in Ontario. I didn't skate or play hockey here today, but…read morewatched my buddy's son's scrimmage. Small parking lot, but plenty of parking on the street and I think there is also parking in the parking structure next to the parking lot. I'm not too sure about prices or activities like stick time or public skating, but I give it 4 stars if you're just here to watch a hockey game or practice. Ice looked pretty decent, place is pretty clean, and it's a pretty cool vantage point to watch from the balcony area upstairs. A little too far from my house, but good to know this place is here in case I ever want to come back and play or skate.

The experience was great, my friends and i were serviced accordingly and we enjoyed our time here!read more

Fun spot to go to at night. For 2 people it's $40 for 2 hours. I was honestly expecting 15 per…read moreperson but either way it wasn't an hourly rate. Rink gets packed too so if you're a beginner be prepared !

A sheet of ice in the middle of the downtown area is nice, except parking is a challenge. The spots…read moreare metered or you can pay even more to park in a structure. Not many good options. For hockey, drop off the kid and gear before looking for parking. The building is more of a tent with a few walls. Not the fanciest location, but also the only ice in a wide radius so glad it's here.

First time at Holiday Skate Center! Rink is cute and smooth to skate on. It's clean and staff are…read morechill. There's a snack bar and big parking lot. We had a lot of fun! Super affordable to skate too- $12 on a Sunday for 2.5 hrs skating. It's extra for skates but we brought our own. Notes: **The calendar said the vibe was "top 40" for this session but there were a lot of songs that brought the energy down. Would love more upbeat music. **My brother did say there was no doors in the men's bathroom... like at all, every stall is open. I'm not sure the reason for that but it seemed pretty unsafe. Women's had doors. Will be back!

This is a awesome place to come and do a birthday party celebration they have cake and pizza and…read moremore stuff you will like it

ENTRANCE/TICKETS/RENTALS: Be here early and prepurchase your tickets to get in faster, or you'll…read morehave to wait in a LONG line, you also HAVE To purchase skate rentals or bring your own skates to go in (YES you can byoskates) Brought a friend who can't skate and we had to get her rentals even tho she wasn't gonna (& didn't) skate(Just fyi). If you bring your own you don't have to rent or pay a fee, just your ticket for entry. It's been more packed now so the line to get in is longer, getting a table is harder, parking is worse. PARKING: The parking lot is small so I had to park around the block, but it's not a long walk. But now that's it's busier you have to drive around the block tryna find street parking. INSIDE: The place itself is super cute. They have a small store where you can purchase skates and skate accessories, They have tables and lockers, Vending machines, photo booth, the skate rental area, bathrooms and floor is carpet(for safety) and of course the skating rink. FOOD: They also sell food and beverages. And have vending machines next to the rink. Water, Soda, pizza, slushys, popcorn, nachos and a few more things I can't think of right now( basically snacking food). Online they have their calendar with the "events". Each "event" is themed/based on a. Artist, music genre, or age range. Some nights are 18+ others are all ages. So I would recommend looking into the theme of the night before going.

Let me be very clear: this place does not want you here -- at least, not if you look, sound, or…read moreskate like you're from the culture that literally kept roller skating alive for the last 30 years. The wheel policy is where the bias gets embarrassing. Staff will stop you at the door -- or yank you off the floor mid-session -- over your wheels. Fiberglass wheels which is a stape in the SoCal Skate Community for "floor safety concern," while soft wheels on the rec crowd roll right past without a second glance. There is zero scientific or mechanical basis for this. It is not about the floor. What those wheels actually signal is the skater's community -- and that is exactly what's being policed here. The wheel thing is a well-known dog whistle in the community. Rinks have been using it for years as a clean, deniable way to turn away skaters they've already decided they don't want. "It's a policy" -- sure. A policy applied with laser focus to one demographic while everyone else gets waved through? That's not a policy. That's a pattern. You can feel the culture being managed out of the building in real time. Management has that particular talent for plausible deniability -- nothing they do is technically illegal, so they think that makes it acceptable. It doesn't. The urban SoCal skate community built its entire identity on rinks just like this one, and watching this place treat that community like a liability rather than the lifeblood it is? Deeply embarrassing for everyone involved. Two stars only because the floor itself is decent and the rental skates are clean. Everything else -- the wheel profiling, the coded hostility -- is a one-star experience dressed up in a rink uniform. There are other spots in SoCal that actually want your energy. Go find them.

Decent ice skating rink, but the ice could be smoother…read more Arrived at 11am last Saturday and there were still a couple street parking spaces available. They are right outside the rink so parking and walking over was super convenient. The parking has a limit of 90 minutes which is the same amount of time for one skating session so that worked out perfectly. There was also a parking lot nearby but I didn't wander over there. The inside of the facility is huge as well as the ice rink itself. I had registered online ahead of time, so I just had to give them my name at the check in counter. The rental skates are right next to the check in and u just told them my size. I should have gotten half a size smaller than my sneaker size for a snug fit. It's also better to wear thicker socks for a more comfortable wear since the skates can be quite stiff. There are benches to sit and change into the skates. Inside the rink there are benches and locker too (need two quarters). I left my shoes under the bench in the main lobby area and it was fine. One of the skates had wet shoelaces which I thought was weird, but other than that the skates were nice and clean. The inside of the rink area was quite cold so I'm glad I brought gloves. There were more people than I expected. (More than the website was showing how many people registered.) Despite the number of people, there was still a lot of space on the ice. The ice wasn't too bad, but I wish it was smoother. Over time, it got rougher from all the people skating. There were some tiny chips/dips in the ice too, which isn't very safe to skate over. Skating over them caused me to lose balance for a quick second. Thankfully no falls. I wish they would smooth it out at least once during the session. It's quite loud on the ice and hard to talk. The bench area was fine though.

Looking for a place to ice skate at first went to spectrum but there was over a 2 hour wait and…read moreimpossible parking. Shifted plans and found this place. Saturday showed up for the 5pm 90 minute skating block. It was $25 pp and $18 if you wanted the optional skating assistant walker thing. They had lockers to put your things in for 50 cents but most ppl just lined up their shoes along the wall. Super fun would like to do it again maybe next year. Constructive criticism - bathrooms were kind of gross with over flowing trash A huge rink

I remember transitioning from Duarte to these rinks. When the rinks were first put in, they didn't…read moreeven have a roof over them. I played roller hockey here for several years! I go way back with Gil, even into the ice hockey days. Brian and Gil are both really neat guys. It was really cool when they were able to add the roof and the side covers so roller hockey would almost never be interrupted due to inclement weather. They have a good number of heavy duty fans that keep the place at a decent playing temperature even when it's hot outside. So, I retired from roller hockey at 36 years old, which was 14 years ago now. This place has always been my first choice for roller hockey play. For a few years, I even coached the younger kids with my great friend Bill, who is now a Rink manager here for Gil and Brian. From time to time, I come back and visit. I watch my friend Bill play, just watch any games that are going on when I pass by, and I have other friends and even a neighbor that has a son that I came to watch him play. About six years ago, I came back and played a one day tournament to benefit the family of my good friend Wayne that played here as he had passed on. Through the years playing and just being here, it is family that we always are to each other. Here, they have some cool stuff to offer. It is cool to get items from the snack bar when it's open. They have a pro shop where you can get equipment items for all your roller hockey needs. They have sitting and standing areas to watch the roller hockey games. They even have a big screen TV surrounded by three couches that you can watch sporting events on. I am so grateful that this building and CSHA was established and has been here for so many years!!! I highly recommend anyone who wants to play whether adult or youth, any ages, male or female, there is a team for everyone to play at very competitive prices here! Game on!!!

I love taking my kids here. We started with ice hockey and looked around for roller hockey to…read morecomplement it, and Im so glad I found this place. Its so close to home, affordable, friendly people, bomb chicken keto tacos!

I have a ton of friends that play hockey here. I got to meet the owners today and they were super…read morecool. The referees are fair and professional. They host all age groups and have all divisions. They even have hockey teams for adults, also age 35+ divisions. There are multiple packages offered and coaching for little ones. The rink even donates rink time and equipment to underprivileged youth, way cool! The rink was pretty clean , but you can't escape the smell of boy sweat and used hockey equipment lol !

The hockey here is so extreme that I addicted watching it. I like to try hockey but I might need a…read morehip replacement after that. I know how to online skate but never on the ice rink.