The kids had a blast, they had fun music playing all night, the fun lights ext, slushies/canned…read moredrinks and food options, and it seemed like a great safe/fun place for the kids/teens/adults to skate and have fun with their friends and family. Rollerblades are a 4 dollar up charge for those who would like to rent them (I know my teens did). However check their website for hours! https://funkysskatecenter.com/open-hours On Apple Maps info, Yelp, and chamber of commerce page Wednesday is listed 7pm-9:30pm. However,, they played "closing time" and closed directly at 8:30pm. Not being a local, we were completely unaware and it evidently pays to look at their actual website priority arrival?! :(. I have reached out to the number listed and left a message today to make sure they correct the hours confusion on the various listings, as well as asking them to make things right for us since my littles were just getting the hang of it when it closed at 8:30?! Ah! The place itself is great though, and the staff were friendly and made sure the place stayed clean and inviting! Thus the reason I leave a 5 star still!

Awesome. Indoor roller skating rink!! Family friendly dance party on wheels. Good for all ages…read more Takes me back to the 80s/90s, my youth! It's like riding a bicycle, once you learn you don't forget!

We visited the Prince William Ice Center for a New Year's Eve family skate and had a wonderful…read moretime! We live close to the Fairfax Ice Rink so were not expecting too much of a difference, but we were impressed as soon as we pulled up into the parking lot. The lobby is expansive with lots of space to walk around, sit down, and put on your skates. The girls at the front desk were SO friendly and helpful -- even volunteering to help us lug in our snow penguins from the rental area to the ice rink when they realized we were outnumbered by little kiddos There is a dedicated hockey rink as well as an Olympic sized rink that we utilized for public skate. My sister did not partake in skating, but was able to watch on the stands. Everything was well maintained and I saw tons of staff cleaning, supervising, and just overall doing an amazing job the whole time I was there. Seriously, color me impressed.

Horrible ice, don't care about paying customers, stick and shoot on weekends or evenings is often…read moremonopolized by lessons and junior players, between the two of them you get about 10 square feet of ice and no net to shoot on. Sick of it and after years of gently suggesting some possible alternatives, like use your many hours of dead ice for just lessons, and allow mid level and beginner players to have the entire ice and you might actually get more of us to come out. Segregate small kids on one side and adults on the other with no lessons if you want to mix ages.

I can't put into words how amazing this place is. We had my daughter's seventh birthday here and it…read morewas nothing short of spectacular. It was so easy we did nothing we showed up and that's it. They make it so good and even other parents were already planning to have their party there now, literally while at ours, because they saw how outstanding it was how easy it was for the parents and how they make everything just really flow. I wish I could give 10 stars. Thank you all so much.

Friendly staff and cute music! It is rather small and there…read moreis no food court, but the place was well maintained and bathrooms were clean. We stayed there for about 1.5 hr and it was a great experience.

Do not recommend one bit for youth hockey but adult league is all good!!…read more Let's just say that things could be done differently but sometimes some organizations just simply lack the energy.

If you want your child to play hockey, THIS IS NOT THE ORGANIZATION FOR YOU…read more The team mom on the 16u A Girls Travel Hockey team bullied my child so frequently, she ended up quitting. I have a recorded phone call of her admitting to bullying my child, and the Coach Tiki Tikhonov did absolutely nothing about it, and allowed the TM to continue to coach and be involved with the team. Not only was the team horribly ran and coached, they did a bait and switch when they received the full season fees ($2850). The removed HALF the games and are refusing any refund. My child participated in 14 games and 22 practices. A total of 36 events, compared to paid for 118 events. My child utilized 30.5% of the paid for games and practices, resulting in a total obligation to Piedmont Hockey Club, LLC of $869.25. A remaining refund due is $1,980.75 and the executive director, Ron, as well as Coach Tiki are refusing to do what is right.

We came to skate and it was so much fun! We didn't try any of the food. The rental service was…read morehelpful and amazing. The ambiance was definitely very festive and fun! Highly recommend.

The service is amazing but I do have one concern. My nine year old had her birthday there and she…read morehad a total of 11 presents. But when we left the rink she had a lousy total of three. The people who came to the party were wondering where their presents were and we checked 3x. Some hobo stole the rest of the presents. I do recommend this rink but be careful where you put your stuff or you'll end up like me! :(

We had a very positive experience with the learn-to-skate summer camp at SkateQuest in '19…read more Shelley, the director, took the time to meet with me before we registered and answer my 600 questions. My daughter was only 4.5yrs old and in Snowplow Sam 4 at the time, so I was a bit apprehensive and spent a lot of time comparing LTS camps at four local rinks. For a very young rec skater, SkateQuest was where I felt most comfortable sending my daughter. She had a BLAST at camp. She made a lot of progress as a skater, got a bit more independent, and loved everyone there. She kept asking me to pick her up later each day. Everyone was really kind and helpful - you cannot believe how many pairs of skates those camp counselors lace up every day. There were tons of on and off ice activities. It felt very under control, well supervised, and safe. I'm actually a bit sad her skating level means the camp wouldn't be appropriate for her in '21. We've also been here for public skates during COVID and felt really comfortable with their Phase 3 restrictions and procedures.

My son uses a power wheelchair and has used several ice rinks before, but he was told he can't use…read morethe Skate Quest rink.

It's a fun place for indoor skating. They play good music and have fun lights to make it lively…read more There's nothing super special about it just good old school roller skating fun. They have a calendar with a variety of events or specials like a slice of pizza and a drink included with your skate pass. Check out the calendar before visiting so you know what to expect.

​I fully expect this review may be buried or deleted, but if I can save even one local family from…read moreexperiencing the embarrassment and hostility my guests and I faced today, it will be worth it. ​I brought a group of 14 children to celebrate a birthday on a Sunday. Because official party packages were booked out (and wildly overpriced for a mere 45-minute window), I took the initiative to call days in advance. I spoke directly with the General Manager, Casey, to give a heads-up that a large group of 25+ (including parents) would be paying general admission. I explicitly agreed to their rules: tables were first-come, first-served, and there was a strict no-outside-food policy. ​Unfortunately, compliance meant absolutely nothing to the staff or management. From the moment we arrived, we were treated less like paying patrons and more like inmates under surveillance. ​The Experience: ​Hostile Greeting: Before even being greeted at the counter, a staff member scolded me for holding balloons and a clear personal water cup. I was told balloons are only permitted for "official" paid parties. ​The "No Gift" Policy: When my guests arrived, they were stopped at the front desk and barred from bringing in birthday cards or gift bags. They were forced to walk back to their cars to leave presents for a child. When I asked GM Casey to show me where this "policy" was listed, he smirked, rolled his eyes, and dismissively said, "It's policy." ​Targeted & Inconsistent Enforcement: While my guests were turned away at the door with gift bags, I observed multiple other patrons walking freely around the facility with them. When pointed out, Casey condescendingly snapped, "Do you know if they are here for a party?" and continued to roll his eyes. ​Overbearing Surveillance: Throughout the afternoon, my guests were repeatedly scolded for simply holding water near (not on) the rink, and even reprimanded for taking quick photos of their kids near the floor. ​Unprofessional Behavior: To cap off the aggressive atmosphere, I witnessed GM Casey physically snatch a cupcake out of an adult patron's hand and throw it into the trash, rather than professionally asking the guest to discard or consume it outside. It was shocking and utterly uncalled for. ​The Bottom Line: ​A business reflects its leadership. Casey's arrogant, defensive, and power-tripping demeanor has clearly trickled down to his staff. When I asked for a partial refund since I never even skated myself, he tapped the counter and pointed to a "no refunds" sign. When asked for the owner's information, he aggressively rattled off a first name and a generic email address (Lynn@skatenfunzone.com). ​Collectively, my group spent over $400 today, only to be met with suspicion, hostility, and embarrassment. Being the only rink in the immediate area does not give management a license to treat local families like garbage. ​In today's economy, customer service matters. Do not spend a dime here until senior leadership undergoes serious re-training.

This place has a lot of potential but unfortunately with only teenagers running the place you can…read moretell there's no real supervision. Teens making out in the skate rental room, teens piled up on the pool tables, had to wait an obnoxious about of time to be checked in bc the employees were too busy talking with friends to pay attention to real customers. My kids and I have had some fun times here for birthday parties but open skate just seems to be a parent free teen make up party.

In town on vacation and was pleasantly surprised to find this gem of a rink. The wood floor is…read morenice, the rental skates aren't all beat up, the crowd is here for fun, the owners are a young couple who take pride in their business...I highly recommend this place for some good old family fun.