Horrible the guy working gave my son a walker to skate with. 2 minutes later another worker walked…read moreout on the rink and jerked it from my son and yelled at him. He was beyond embarrassed.

This is an old rink in TPA Park that has seen way better days but is just holding it together. It's…read morefortunate for Frankfort to have this entertainment venue as it's the only place left for a family to go to as there's no longer a movie theater or bowling alley in the town. It's unfortunate that money hasn't been put into it to really capitolize on this golden opportunity of having no other entertainment competition in town and really make something of itself.

The gentlemen working were super awesome. The last ice rink I went to (in Carmel) was not great at…read moreall so I have to give these employees props where they are due. They were super friendly and patient. One guy even anticipated my needs had had the next size up in skates ready for me when I came back to get ta bigger size of my kid. There was an instructor who was helping my son because it was his first time I've skating. Cosmic skate was pretty awesome. We'll definitely be back. *I do wish there was better food to purchase.

My husband and I just moved to the Indianapolis area and went ice skating at the Arctic Zone…read morerecently. We brought our own skates and were bummed to find out you had to pay to skate, even if you didn't need to rent skates! We paid $10 for each of us, which isn't bad. The night we went, they had "cosmic skate", where all the house lights are turned off and there are dim colored lights cast on the ice. It was a cool concept and something I never experienced before. The Arctic Zone has Sirius XM for their radio and the staff had the "coffee house" music station on. We were finally exhausted of the less than energetic music and asked if they could change it to something more upbeat. They did and things got more exciting! We will probably return sometime in the future, but will try out other rinks first.

Fairly small barebones rink that is good for anyone with the sudden urge to ice skate. Because of…read morethe size, you probably won't be spending more than an hour here however, prices for rentals and admission are very reasonable. Beware that conditions do depend on the weather as this is an outdoor rink. During the winter is no problem but I went with a few friends on a fairly warm February day and parts of the ice were melting making things a bit slushy. I'm not sure if the rink itself has parking but you can easily park across the street in the Wabash Landing shopping center lot/garage.

This place isn't too bad. It's a decent rink and the only one around. The hours are a little goofy…read moreand you can only skate during a certain session. Call ahead to find out when the session times are so that you don't show up and find out you can either skate for the little bit of time left of the current session or wait a long time for the next session to begin. They maintain the rink fairly well. It is quite small and gets crowded so the ice gets chewed up quickly. If you don't skate well on choppy ice, go early before the crowds rush in. It's a good place to learn to skate and to take the kids but people used to skating on a full-size rink will find that it is very cramped and not as fun. Be advised. The rental skates they have are complete crap and very uncomfortable so make sure to wear multiiple socks. You would be best served going out and buying a cheap pair of skates if you think you will go multiple times. In all, I would highly recommend taking your kids there to get them outside and teach them to skate. I would also recommend going here if you are just bored during the cold, winter months and would like to get outside.

Love that you can rent skates and skate assistant tools here. Staff is friendly and there is also…read morean arcade area to take a break from the skating floor. My kids loved the pizza and I'm sure I'm going to get requests for birthday parties here soon!

Had a blast at The Roller Cave with my mini for her school fundraiser. Took me back to my…read morechildhood! I have my own skates, so I didn't rent, but they have plenty of skates available for rental. They also have skate-walkers (not sure what they're called) that can be helpful for kiddos learning to keep their balance. While we were there, a lot of the arcade games were broken/out of order, but we still found some to play like skeeball. Sometimes kids were stopping on the floor when they shouldn't have been or started going backwards. I wish staff would've spoken up more about that because it was an accident waiting to happen! But maybe they're more enforcing of the rules during open skating a than private fundraising events. In other terms of safety, there was a police officer on site for security. The music was a mix of things but a lot of pop songs the kids were singing along to. The staff hosted some games that the kids enjoyed along with the open skate time. All in all, we had a great time and would come back!

Skating and Music was very fun! But chicken was ice cold in the center. Uncooked!!!!!!read more

I went there for a birthday party in a private area. They were accommodating and joined in the…read morecelebration with a private group dance in the middle of the rink. $5 for 3 hrs. of skating with regular skate is a good deal on Sunday. $1 extra for rollerblades. They allow you to bring in your own skates, which mine did not work well on their waxed floor and I don't know why. They also have another day devoted to Christian songs.

The best place to hit some baseballs in Indianapolis. I'm in town here since I was a young man. Now…read moreI'm bringing my son! The hours are a little bit kooky so you'll have to call or plan ahead so you know.

Great cages. Great deal. Great workers. Unlimited periods…read morefor baseball. Recommend for teams or solo.

My mother and I have been talking about coming here for the last 3 years. My daughter is 19 months…read moreold so, we decided to take our first girl's trip here for a weekend in Carmel to coincide with the 5k hosted at this market. It does feel authentic - but it's cramped into this small, adorable city center area which is super cute. Problem, it's a small, cramped space and was difficult to even walk down the rows (like, so cramped you were just stopped elbow to elbow pushing against people not moving) and with my daughter's stroller it was a nightmare. The lines for food were at least 50 people deep for every single vendor so, if you wanted to sample multiple things you'd be waiting hours... They did have authentic German souvenirs and the boot mugs are adorable! Lots of cute places for photo ops. There were some issues - the penny press didn't work and took my $.51 and gave me a mangled, flat penny. I had dollars and pennies but no quarters and literally no one vendor or place here had change. I feel you should not have a penny press without offering people change... it should be located in one of the customer help/service tents. The 5k was fun and well-done - small group of around 2500 runners and starts and ends at the market. It was nice bc I got to see the spaces and walk around and take some pictures without the crowds. If we ever come back, it'll be much earlier in the season and during a week day to avoid the insane crowds we had on the last Saturday before Christmas. I think the 5k should be earlier in the season so it'll be warmer and less crowded.

I just took a DNA test turns out I'm 80% German! No wonder I've always felt drawn to…read moreChristkindlmarkt! I've enjoyed this open air market for the past several years despite the cold weather. The mulled wine, spiked ciders and other interesting hot beverages will keep you warm while you peruse the various vendors seasonal offerings. Every year they have a different Christkindlmarkt mug with the year and new theme to collect. This year we were delighted to experience a glassblowing event. Artists visit from Germany had a demo making glass ornaments and it was fun to watch and nice to be warm and indoors for a bit. Purchased a gorgeous glass hummingbird ornament as a gift for my mom. I love standing by the fire near giant lit up windmill eating the boiled potatoes topped with raclette cheese, bacon and onions. Something we look forward to every year. They added shuttle this year and there is also free parking in a couple lots nearby if you're lucky enough to snag a spot or get there early enough. Arrive early if you can! Bundle up and do a little Christmas shopping and even ice skating if you're up for it. There are tons of unique gifts and food and drinks to try. Enjoy!

If you're looking for affordable fun for all ages the Avon Ice Rink is the place to go! I was…read moreliterally laughing the entire time I was on the ice! The bumper cars are more like CrAzY cars, they don't always go in the direction you want them to... I'm not sure if that's on purpose or not but it made for some pretty hilarious videos! I pre purchased our tickets online, you can choose your day/time slot and it's $5 per person... when you arrive and check-in you're given a colored wrist band(every hour is a different color), then you wait in line for your turn on the ice. Once on the ice you bump and slide into other bumper cars for 5 min and then return to the end of the line... during our hour we had three turns on the ice. We did allow a few people to go ahead of us a few times so that we could all be on the ice at the same time, so if you have a smaller group you may have more turns on the ice than we did. The only reason I did not give 5 stars is because during our hour random parts kept appearing on the ice: screws, brackets... they didn't pause to inspect the cars and during our last ride the motor fell off the bottom of the car my sister was in... This was something none of us had done before and was a lot fun! I'd definitely go again!!

The Avon Park Ice Rink in Washington Township Park was a blast last night. We went to the Bumper…read moreCars and Brew - 21 Plus Event. The tickets included one draft beer, 2 hrs. of Bumper Cars and a cupcake as we left. You could buy additional beers if wanted. Hubby had two Sun King Octoberfest while I had Hot Chocolate and two chocolate chip cookies right from the oven. It was difficult at first to know where to check in but after walking around for a couple minutes it was clear. The lines were long for the Bumper Cars but it moved quickly. We had the opportunity to go several times throughout the night. The food truck, A Small Town Throw Down, folks were super friendly. They offered food and hot chocolate and more. I posted the hours but I didn't see what days they have ice skating vs. Bumper Cars. You'll need to call. The Ice Rink is in Washington Township Park. It's a gorgeous park with many recreational opportunties. The park is 160 acres plus a preserved wooded area and a great deal of open green space. This park has so many incredible amenities. There is a 24 foot Gazebo, two playgrounds, a sand volleyball court, horseshoe pits, a basketball court, a splash pad, 4 covered picnic facilities, and an outdoor fitness station. If that's not enough to get your interest then let's talk about these amenities. The Pavilion Center is where the office is. It is also an Event Center that can be used for indoor weddings/events, a Paw Park with 3 separate fenced in areas for all size of dogs. 5 plus miles of trails and of course the historic 1876 Whipple Iron Truss Bridge. Lots of activities for any ages. It can be a quite sanctuary or a space to be very active. Stop by this gorgeous park and find your favorite activity and don't forget the Bumper Cars.

Eh. Overpriced for the uncleanliness and size of rink, compared to leading roller rinks. Kids don't…read morefeel entirely safe, stating they get weird vibes whenever we go. Hours are not entirely accommodating, but it is what it is; certain they were created measuring key factors such as historical sales data, business cycles, Economic patterns. It is what it is, AND still not worse than others attended regularly.

We were planning to visit Skateland, however their first Sunday session didn't begin until 3pm, so…read moreI decided to take my crew to Roller City's 1pm public session. They are very lax with enforcing the mask requirement, which was disturbing. Adult and children patrons, as well as staff, not wearing masks or improperly wearing masks risks everyone's safety. The Snack stand makes snacks to order, so I had to wait 15 minutes for an undercooked, doughy pretzel and a semi-decent slice of pepperoni pizza which costed me nearly $7. The upside is that there weren't a lot of people present and they didn't charge a "spectator" fee, which is something new that Skateland implemented for non-skating patrons.

I loved the restaurant here but I'm so sad that they're indefinitely closed for the time being…read more They have an amazing orange creamsicle drink and you can't go wrong with any of their entrees. I really hope they reopen soon!

Had I read no reviews before coming here, I'd have wondered why all of Greater Lafayette isn't…read moreeating here. We had dinner here and the entire experience was fantastic. Reservations were simple to make online. We were greeted with a menu and an excellent wine and cocktail list. With very few other diners, we were treated to the best seat in the house with a view of flowering spring trees through neogothic windows. Another couple was enjoying a glass of wine on the porch, while another was exploring the interior of this fantastic Victorian mansion. Service and ambience were both amazing thoughout -- this is truly a unique dining experience. We had the langoustine cakes and the soup of the day, both great starts bursting with flavor and texture. We had the hangar steak and pork chop for entrees, paired with a well structured Zinfandel. The pork chop was particularly outstanding, owing both to the quality of the ingredient and expert preparation, paired with just-sweet enough parsnip puree, rainbow carrots, blistered grapes, and carmelized onion. The hangar steak was impeccably presented, cooked to temperature, and most important, a very delicious cut of well aged beef. For dessert we had a lemon-lavender mousse bombe, again as well presented as it was delicious. The tart lemon pop rocks on top were tge perfect touch and sheer nostalgic pleasure. We finished our evening with a self tour of the mansion, and carried home half of our amply portioned meals to enjoy as leftovers. Lafayette's best kept secret. Meals as memorable as the historic setting.