SkyVue Skateland is a great place to go for nostalgic, family friendly, entertainment. If you…read morehaven't been to a skate rink in years, its worth the drive to be in a safe environment.

A safe place to drop you kids off that will let them have a blast. The space is wonderful but the…read morereal gold is the team. Clearly committed to safe, clean, family fun. This local owned business have been in the family for two generations. You have to go check it out.

Diverse music!!!.This establishment doesn't look like a nickel has been reinvested since it was…read morebuilt. The foot ware is definitely original to the building very uncomfortable.

It's like being in the 90s again. I hope whoever buys it doesn't do too much to it. Obviously new…read morecarpet, better tables, and faster food would be nice. I'd buy it if I could just to keep it going. My daughter loves going there to skate and we live probably 25 minutes away.

Straight out of a Hallmark Christmas movie, the Williamsburg Liberty ice skating rink is a fun…read moresurprise. While it's not 18th century nor what you would expect to see in Colonial Williamsburg, individuals and families really have a good time here. Many of the holiday skaters are visiting Williamsburg, though during the week and in January and February, I've seen many locals enjoying the ice. You can bring your own skates or rent them. Rates are pricey, but it's the only rink in town. If you're local or visit often, they offer season passes too. Enjoy!

Tiny rink very expensive with domineering teenagers yelling at you to follow rules that aren't…read moreposted anywhere. Not equipped to handle large crowds. Buy tickets first, then get your skates. Tickets are non refundable even if they don't have your size skate available. Save yourself the hassle.

This is a great skate place especially for newbies. Brian is extremely helpful. He helped my girls…read morelearn to skate. The skate floor was nice and large. The staff were friendly. The pizza was pretty good and prices were reasonable. I would highly recommend.

Overall the best spot in which is local, convinient, and has good people. Meeting new friends and…read morehaving a blast whilst being in a quality rink, I'd say it's the best out there for being close. Very spacious, friendly, good for kids, and amazing.

What a disappointment! Went there with my daughter Saturday 1/19 to skate. Paid $30 for admission…read moreand skate rental. No big deal. We put on our skates, took two strides and realized that our skates were simply not sharp. Made it around the rink once and went back to exchange our skates for a sharper pair. I was given 3 separate pair, none of which were even remotely sharp. I asked if there was a skate sharpener and I was told "yes, but there is no one here that knows how to use it!" I was amazed at how candid the guy was, who by the way, was very nice. Since I have skated for the past 45 years and spent all four years of high school working at an ice rink, I gladly offered to sharpen them myself! The guy politely declined my offer.(As I expected) I then went back to the admission counter to ask for a refund. The clerk behind the register simply stared at me and pointed to the sign that said "no refunds" (Yeah I guess I had been warned.) But I can't get over the fact that a business would not accomodate a request that would lessen there liability. Ice skating is inherently dangerous, I get that! I have the scars and dental work to prove it, but the lack of good guest service that could lessen the chance of injury and lawsuit seems like a no brainer to me. Lesson learned: Bring your own skates!

It was my very first time going to this skating rink on adult night. There is plenty of parking…read more The entrance was $15 per person. I brought my own skates so I am not aware of there is an additional fee for skate rental or if skates are included with entrance fee. To my surprise there was a great turnout and a good amount of people at the skating rink on a Friday night. I arrived around midnight. The DJ was playing good music and the crowd was decent. There were many couples, some newbies and the regulars with the fancy moves. I was surprised that there was no food being sold or alcohol. It was still a good time and I would return with friends or date night

The Friday night adult skate is a good vibe besides the music. I've been coming for the past 6…read moremonths and the DJ plays the SAME rotational music EVERY Friday during adult skate night. Pllleeaassee mix it up!!! It's getting boring. People will enjoy it more.

What I love about Chilled Ponds is that there are two rinks, so you can go ice skating almost any…read moreday or anytime. They have different times so that different types of skaters can get what they want from their time on the ice. If you go to the free skate, expect to see a lot of people who can't skate well. They are a bit erratic, cling to the sides, and aren't paying a lot of attention to anyone else. There are also a lot of kids with those big bumper thingys. Chilled Ponds has a restaurant on site, so you can get a drink or a bite to eat if you get hungry. The bathrooms have tiny stalls with wide gaps in the door where anyone can watch you doing your business. So, I'd say it needs an update. Still, it has a family friendly, welcoming vibe. It's a good place to go to try out ice skating.

Tried to book a birthday party. They aren't responsive to email & don't reply. Called on the phone…read moremany times and the "party coordinator" is perpetually out of office. Was told they'd call me back in about an hour - never did. After I called many times, was eventually told don't offer party packages on Friday nights because that's somehow "not the weekend." Booking elsewhere. Would avoid this place given the poor customer service alone.

Saw them at the Haygood Roller Rink. I wasn't very impressed with with the venue or the gals…read more While they were all good at what they did the actual presentation was bad so my first experience with roller derby was pretty terrible. The commentators at the event didn't really say anything about what was going on for each of the 2 minute jam sessions (if that's what they're called) and didn't really say anything about the particular players or try to get the crowd involved. It was fairly dead. There weren't enough seats set out for the people who were there. So, essentially I paid $12 at the door to walk into a really crowded old and outdated roller rink which had probably 50 or so chairs set out at the far end and there were maybe 150-200 people there so everyone else was forced to stand even further back. That's a lot of money to stand for two hours. They didn't have any half time entertainment so we all just stood around and waited for the time to tick away. So for people who hadn't been to a match before it was somewhat confusing and not at all entertaining. Big disappointment.

Looking for something borderline violent? Interested in seeing a bunch of elbows thrown? Do you…read morelike the sounds of grunts, skates on a rink, and whistles? Then this is for you. I really can't say I know what the heck is going on but its a bunch of bad ass girls rolling around on skates throwing elbows and their booties to prevent the other team from scoring. I once witness an accident and to this day the scene plays in my head in slow motion. The injured player sat on the sidelines and waited until the game was over before going to the hospital. That's bad ass. Worth going if you can stomach a scene like I saw. Check them out at Haygood Skating Center. This ain't your Roll Bounce-type environment or your slow song at the rink kind of night. Some serious ish goes down with these gals!