Has no suitable changing area for female hockey players attending coed events/rentals. Earlier…read moretoday I attended a private drop in with a group of mostly men and a few other women. The other women in the group don't mind changing with the men but I prefer not to, so I requested a separate room (women's changing room, referee room, etc). The woman at the counter, who was less than pleasant, said she "couldn't let" me use a ref room or any other locker room in any of their FOUR rinks. She offered me a place to change with no skate mats, in the furthest rink (1) from the one we were playing on (4). This is totally unacceptable in 2025! I play in many different arenas around Detroit and Toledo, several in much less affluent cities than Troy, and they all provide me with some place to change that can accommodate my skates and is not a public restroom.

The Troy Sports Center is a large facility with 4 sheets of ice, a dance studio and a sports rehab…read moreplace upstairs. There are many reasons to like this facility, namely the large locker rooms, quality ice surfaces, and the pro-shop located in the lobby. The pro-shop is a separate business, but they have all of your equipment needs and can do a good job on your skate sharpening and repairs. There is a snack shop and plenty of vending machines, but there is no bar or alcohol sales. This rink has the full compliment of learn-to-skate, open-skate, youth hockey at all levels and mens' league. I didn't rate this 5 stars because the building is outdated and is missing a few of the modern touches of a true multi-plex. It's still a great place to play, practice or watch hockey.

While the facility itself is excellent and the adult leagues are well-run, the Vipers youth…read morehouse/rec program at the Suburban Rochester location has significant structural issues that parents should consider before paying the high registration fees - and this review is specifically about the house program. It is worth noting that this appears to be a localized issue; we know coaches and parents at the other rinks associated with Suburban, and these problems do not seem to be present there. Based on our experience at the Suburban Rochester location, families should be aware of the following: Inconsistent Coaching Standards: There have been frequent issues with coaches arriving late to practices and games. More concerning is that official coaches have been absent from the bench during games, with non-certified parents filling in, which is against USA Hockey rules. Lack of Oversight: Concerns regarding coaching and player retention were shared with the Youth Hockey Director last season, specifically regarding coaches telling players they were not going to receive play time, which led to players quitting. In a house league. Despite this feedback, no changes were made and the same staff was retained. It appears there is very little accountability once the non-refundable fees are paid. Practice Quality: At the 14U level, the league rosters nearly 20 players and practices on a half-ice sheet. At this age and size, this leads to practices that are crowded and slow. Our experience was that practice sessions lacked structured drills and consisted mostly of half-ice scrimmaging, where players who were not involved just stood around. There was no focus on skill development, positional play, or other fundamentals. Disproportionate Instruction & Ice Time: The instruction and ice time are heavily weighted toward the top 4-5 players and the coaches' own children. Unless your child is one of the top players on the team, you will be paying the same amount as everyone else but receiving significantly less ice time and instruction than those few players, despite it being a house/rec league, it is treated more like travel. It would be beneficial to see the association prioritize the growth of every player on the team, rather than just a select few. Until then, parents should look at other locations or leagues where the high cost of registration is matched by equitable development for all players.

Not recommended for first-time skaters No help and no…read moreattention at all. The check in was good but after that no one seemed to be available to help or even give assistance.

The facility is pretty awesome…read more Inline Hockey Center pretty much always has something going on, and is also home to the Motor City Revive of the National Roller Hockey League. So along with the professional sized inline hockey rink, there is also a smaller rink right behind it that hosts the Michigan Floor Hockey League. I have played here many times, and always have had a fun experience. The facilities are well maintained, the staff is friendly, and the hockey players that I associate with are all top notch people.

The pricing is reasonable, the different activities for all ages was plentiful! The facility was…read moregreat! My only issue was the front gate the locks was not working perfectly. If you loose track of a 3 year old they could push open the 1/2 door. Just freakishly concerned about child safety. We had 5 under 3 years old.

It's fun, but super dirty. Thick layers of dust EVERYWHERE. Staff is on their phone, never see them…read morecleaning. Desperately needs a deep cleaning. They don't have much for competition in the area, so there's zero incentive for them to make improvements. It's good enough for my toddler, but I always cringe about coming here. It is what it is. Our last visit there was an open tampon, bag of chips under the area where the kids climb. I told the employees but they were checked out on their phones. Don't blame them. The owners need to set a better example by getting their place in order. *edited to show that the employee cleaned up the tampon and dirty area. This place needs a PROFESSIONAL DEEP CLEANING. Ownership needs to open their wallet and take care of their facilities. This is not a cleaning job that employees who are there to manage operations can do, nor should they be expected to.

there vending machine suck as the pop in expired since 10-25-25, ther they don't give out change.read more

I first skated the arena in the early '70's. If memory serves, the west rink was outside. Windy…read moredays sucked. Now both sheets are indoors with wonderful resources to tend to their upkeep. They have a quaint little pro shop which has the basic necessities to potentially save the day. A bit pricey but, then again, you wouldn't do your equipment shopping here unless you were in a pinch. I know of a few instances where kids have needed an emergency skate sharpening. Critically important at the speed and level they play at. A basic little snack bar is available when you enter and restrooms just in case. Plenty of metal bleacher seating in both arenas and picnic tables in the lobby in case you get too cold. If your new to this world of ice sport spectating, bring a blanket and seat cushion. At least for the first visit. They have a fully functioning ice resurfacing machine and a small ever changing staff to maintain the building. Skate rental is available. Open skate and pickup hockey is offered. Check online for more details. 1/20

Shout out to all the employees except the one in the attached photo. We were the only ones there on…read morea Saturday morning. My kid asked the employee sitting by the zip line on her phone to ride the bull and she said later. She was sitting there on her phone almost the entire time we were there. We ended up having to ask someone else before we left because my kid didn't want to ask her again. Everyone else was super nice and opened up any station we asked for.

Big Air deserves every bit of its 5 stars. We had an absolute blast spending 7 hours there. The…read moreactivities were awesome for active people of all ages, from tackling the zip line and mechanical bull to conquering the high ropes course, battling in extreme dodgeball, and diving into interactive VR challenges, obstacle courses, and so much more. Everything was super demanding, delivering a real heart-pumping workout that left us all exhausted and ready to sleep like logs. The staff was incredibly friendly, making the whole experience even better, and the prices were affordable for such a packed day of fun. I'd go back in a heartbeat!

I love this place!…read more Why do I love this place? One reason is because all the employees are so friendly, great customer service, very nice people so far and I've been coming here for years. Very clean bowling alley and they have great food also. My family and I love coming here and every time we do we have a blast thank you for your service.

I bowl on a summer and a fall league. They need to fix the AC, its literally 85+ degrees with…read morecrazy humidity. When my ball sticks on my hand all summer it's not a very enjoyable experience. It's been this way for 3 summers enough is enough.

Kick Start Soccer is hands‑down the best indoor toddler soccer program around. My son started when…read morehe was 3, and he just wrapped up session #9--now heading into session #10 in January. At this point, he's basically a veteran of the toddler league. The growth we've seen is incredible: more confidence, better listening, and a huge leap in emotional intelligence (he now understands that falling down is not a national emergency). This program teaches fundamental soccer skills in a way toddlers actually get--dribbling, coordination, balance, teamwork, and listening. It's structured, fun, and somehow manages to keep a room full of toddlers focused... which honestly feels like a magic trick. Coach Jenna and Coach Rachel are fantastic--patient, upbeat, and great at keeping the kids engaged while giving clear direction. They make everything feel easy, even when the kids are acting like tiny caffeinated tornadoes. But hands down, the true standout is Coach Tyler. He is a natural-born child sports developer. The kids are always engaged, always involved, and always having a blast. He has this rare ability to command a toddler's attention without bribery, snacks, or cartoon-level theatrics. You can trust him to guide your child, and that peace of mind is priceless. We love this program so much that we've already enrolled our 2‑year‑old to start in January. At this rate, I might as well get them both jerseys with their names on the back. Another huge bonus: it's year‑round. On those 95‑degree days when you want your kid active but don't want to melt into the pavement, this program is a lifesaver. If you want a place where your child can grow, learn, and have a blast--choose Kick Start Soccer. And definitely choose Coach Tyler. You won't regret it, and your toddler might even teach you a thing or two.