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!

This is a great place to watch hockey! The people here are friendly and the facility is nice!…read more During COVID-19 they have spread out the chairs, limited people traffic, and put sticker on the bleachers all to encourage social distancing. They also have hand sanitizer stations located throughout the facility as well. Overall, this is a great place to spend an early Sunday morning watching hockey!

It's the only place in Bloomington to go ice skating. I've been here on both a Friday night and…read moreSunday afternoon and I will say, if you want to beat the crowds, go to the open skate on Sundays from 3 -5. Friday night (7-9) was fun, but it does get crowded. Unfortunately, you can't really hear the music, so if you're a good skater, bring your earbuds. You do need to be careful of folks skating all over the place and winding in and out - and unfortunately the folks out on the ice in the yellow vests don't really pay too much attention to the kids cutting people off and making some poor decisions. It's still a good time and the folks who work there are friendly. The pro shop has laces and they'll sharpen your skates for you for a few dollars.

Skateland is an institution. I mean that generally, as we also had a Skateland where I grew up…read more Going to Western Skateland still makes me nostalgic. I'm kind of fascinated at how many ways the building has been used. What looks like a front door isn't, and when you walk in, there is a glass partition that looks like it used to be the place to check in. The inside is totally old school, which is probably one of the coolest things about it. Anyone who grew up going here can bring their kids and probably have the same experience. They sometimes host roller derby matches and host fund raising events, I think. There is a chance that off season, if you go when there is a lighter crowd, they may not be fully staffed, which stinks if you want a bite or a fountain drink. The outside does look very tired. There are pieces of metal on the building that were signs once, and the tarp with the name and logo of the business is badly faded. The music is usually really loud, so be ready! They play some fun games during open skate, but those can also vary depending on whether or not they are fully staffed. The 4 corners game is a fun way to win a piece of candy or two. Definitely a good way to spend a few hours. The claw machines are what I call "bad claw". Beware!!

I have Ben going to this rink for over 20+ years and there needs to be some changes but over all…read morestill love this place and will be taking my kids till they don't want to go no more and are oldest is 17 and she still loves to go tray and Becca and Preston are so good at what they do wish the snack bar stayed open later.

My husband and I are from Louisiana and trying to keep skating alive! We bring our own Harlick…read moreRoller Skates made in California, USA. For the past 10+ years we have made it our goal to skate in each state! We love to JAM, slow walk, and couple dance skate on Adult Skate Night. Also, I enjoy a shiny smooth hard floor to dance on. Always on any adult night skating in the USA check their website. Many roller rinks allow skaters to buy tickets or sign a risk waiver to skate before arrival. This was the first time for me this rink was in a strip mall. The parking lot was massive. We paid and just like that I was skating the night away. Though it was a slow night. The décor of the rink was out of this world. This is the best place for a GLOW PARTY! The music was current and had a beat! I dance my heart out on that floor. This rink has a concrete smooth floor, great for artistic dance skating. I encourage you to look at my photos.

Me and my family love coming here on Wednesdays. We always have fun and they have good foodread more

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.

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 go skating often, so I bought a pair from their skate shop - one of the skates felt weird: they…read morefixed it and even gave me a free admission ticket for the inconvenience. I have been coming here since I was young and have always mostly enjoyed it (except for that time 10+ years ago where I was told to get off the floor for my birthday song that I requested because apparently that song was being used for the "boys only skate" which upset me.) Overall the place is pretty clean, well maintained, and the staff are nice. The only thing I dislike is the "girls/boys only" skate events, thankfully they don't happen often. If you are hanging out with friends, it can be a bit hard to hear each other speaking when on the rink.

This place is great and such a throwback to childhood times. It's well kept, has a nice rink, food…read moreand arcade games. Pretty much everything you need in a skating rink and our daughter had a great time.