Great staff! Fun place, open space. Tables, games room, bathroom, snack counter. Birthday party's…read more My girls loved it! They are 9

Wagon Wheel is unlike any other rink I've been to. There's something so unique about it that almost…read morefeels campy. Sure, many rinks do feel like a blast from the past, but something about Wagon Wheel is just special. First of all, it's the only wood rink in the Denver+ area... so, if you're an avid wood floor skater, this is the spot for you. What I really enjoy about Wagon Wheel is they accept song requests which is very unheard of at most rinks! So, everyone gets a chance to hear a song they absolutely groove with. I love that! There's a snack bar and vending machine available, cubbies for belongings, and a mini arcade! The only thing I'm not completely in love with is the bathroom. :) shower curtains, tile floors, and small spaces. Otherwise, I love this blast from the past and can't wait to go back to live in some more of that nostalgic goodness!

I use this pool 3X/week. It's not crowded certain times of the day. It could be a lot cleaner. The…read morelocker room floor is often dirty and had globs of hair. The inside of the lockers need cleaning. The pool deck has dirt around puddles. There needs to be flashing lights around the therapy pool rules sign. It's too often more of a kiddy pool.

The swimming pools are really nice but the therapy pool is lacking cleaniness. My doctor…read morerecommended getting some exercises in the heated pool but after being there and seeing the scummy sides of the pool and finding things like bandaids in there I don't think I'll be back. I should mention that the locker rooms and changing rooms are pretty dirty too, the shower curtains have black mold and the floors are dirty. For as many employees as they have the place could use a good cleaning overall and kept that way.

Inside is pretty nice ! The outside of building, parking lots, driveways, sign out front all pretty…read moredang happy ! One redeeming thing for that place is The Eagles Nest and the employees !! Top notch there now ! Also the coaches are all A plus ! 4 star. Just the grounds and outside are neglected. Oh well, the ice is good !

Very deceived. Walk in and see this beautiful modern facility. Great pro shop, nice cafe, and…read moretotally modern from top to bottom. Then you enter the arena to find concrete slabs ( frozen ) to sit on. Not even a bench. A totally broken heater system that hasn't worked in years. It was the coldest and worst place to watch hockey. Now... I know it's hockey and supposed to be cold. But this sucked. It was colder outside in the freezing snow then in the arena. Hope to never go back.

Legit!! I'm…read morepreparing for an awesome birthday event and this place is perfect. $15 for admission and $5 to rent skates. Small food court, video game area, and large skate floor. Fun!!

We don't make it here super often, but every time we do, it's a great experience. The staff is…read morealways friendly and the overall vibe is just fun and easygoing. I really appreciate how the rink is set up. The center is clearly marked off, which helps keep people practicing doing middle work from drifting into the main traffic flow. It makes the whole floor feel more organized and safer for everyone. The rink itself feels like it's on the larger side, so there's plenty of room to skate without feeling cramped. Adult nights are especially fun. They lean more into electro and dance music, which keeps the energy up. Pricing is reasonable, and I love seeing how they give back to the community. The last time I was there, they were collecting food donations for a local pantry, which says a lot about the kind of business they are. There's also a back room with video games and a smaller practice space that's separate from the main floor, which is a huge plus if you want to work on something. Around the rink, there's plenty of seating for breaks, with storage cubbies underneath, which is super convenient. Overall, it's a really solid rink with a great atmosphere and a strong sense of community. Definitely worth checking out, especially for adult night.

This is a really nice ice rink that has a restaurant and is at a tolerable temperature for watching…read moreyouth hockey! Benders has your typical bar food but their egg roll Rueben and pretzel bites are to die! Our family watches a lot of youth hockey and this is one of our favorite facilities to go to. They also have plenty of public skate times that brings up all sorts of nostalgia for us middle age-ish folks.

went to see the grandson some games. comfortable seating…read more Relatively warm in the seating area. Well lit. Lots of parking.

A great facility in Breckenridge, Colorado!…read more Two sheets of ice (one indoor, one "outdoor"). The outdoor rink has a roof and is exposed on one side, but with the green tarps in place - the weather element was negligible (at least in October). Seating for the indoor rink is great. The outdoor rink only has a few metal bleachers, but you can walk around the rink to spectate from the side of the player benches. Be prepared for some mud and wind though (it rained the weekend I watched games). Their is a snack bar inside that carried plenty of junk food options and one of the local saloons setup a burger and brat stand in front of the main entrance (smelled great, but I did not try anything). Quite a bit of parking, but I expect it is harder to find a spot during ski season.

What a fine place to bring the family on the last day of our visiti in Breckenridge. This place may…read morealso be known as the Breckenridge Ice Rink, a Breckenridge Recreation Department facility located just east of the breckenridge ski resort area. I was towed along with the grandkids, Uncles and Aunts to an "outdoor skating rink". I was looking to find the cute little skating rink envisioned in those quaint ski resort villages of movie yesteryear. Instead, I thought we were walking into the local hockey training facility when I was pointed in the back for the outdoor (coooooold) recreational area filled with kids, parents, and a couple of uncles dancing to a "Blades of Glory" skating scene. Sheesh, can't take these guys anywhere. The skating round and round quickly found that 10K feet is hard to skate like at sea level. A lot of gasping for air was going on. Also, the uncles and aunts commandeered the learning blocks from all of the young kids, and that mostly led to our dismissal and pointing us to the door. Staff were cool. They need a bar. Dicks