Not good parking for the amount of people, Crowded, Bad parking, it should improve. Fun place, bad parking and crowded!

I have been to ice line 1,000 times and it gets better every time. The staff at the snack bar and so funny and welcoming. All of the coaches are funny and good at what they do.I would 100% recommend playing at ice line and for the JR.FLYERS read more

We've come here three years in a row for the Silver Sticks regional tournament. It has always been a good experience. With such a huge facility and the number of rinks they have, they are essentially a hockey tournament machine. They have tournaments going on all the time. The parking lot is large to accommodate the players coming and going. The facility inside is pretty clean and well maintained. There are a few food vendors scattered throughout the complex to make it easier to get food without having to trek through the whole place to get to just one. The food is the usual rink fair...pretzels, hotdog, chiros, soda and coffee for the sleep deprived parents that are driving their kids to and from the rink. During tournaments, it can get a little crowded in the center lobby where the main concession stand it....but that's usually after games are over when parents are waiting to pick their kids up to head out. But they tournament coordinator run things well with scheduling it's not like every team entered in the tournament is there at once. Great facility, they know what their doing and they do it well. read more

Love this place! One of my favs. The competition here is awesome and keeps me on top of my game. The drive for me is far but its worth it. The ice is always well maintained and the refs here are pretty good. Its always a fair game and they do a great job of keeping the game moving. I will play here for many more years. read more

Had a birthday party here. The room was ready when we arrived. The party included pizza and drinks. Ice Line let us bring some cake and ice cream. (Ice Line even kept the ice cream in a freezer until we were ready to eat it.) There were a couple teenage girls working there that took care of our party. They asked for the kids' skate sizes and brought the skates to our party room. They poured drinks and helped serve food. They also helped some of the beginner kids when we started to skate. They were basically available to help with whatever we needed. The facilities were clean and in good shape. There weren't many people on the ice during our party. I hear there are usually more people skating. The kids also had a great time, so I was very happy with Ice Line as a party venue. read more

Recently, I decided to go to the Goal Line PUB at Ice Line after a hockey game. I just got finished playing in league Ice hockey game that started at 940PM. There were other games on the Ice line schedule that night with latest games starting at 1020PM. After my game I asked the bar tender for a menu and the bartender said the kitchen was not serving food except for nachos and pretzel dish. This was at 11PM after a game while other games still being played. My point is that I am not going to a bar just to drink and being forced to eat basically snacks because Goal Line Pub at Ice line closes their Kitchen early while other games are still being played. Unlike Ice Works in Aston, which their kitchen at their bar remains open 45 minutes after the last hockey game is played. The owners at Ice Works care about their customers who pay good money to play in their leagues and give the players a chance to get food and get good deals on alcohol. It is sad that I have to drive down West Chester Pike to patronize another establishment after a game. I do not recommend Goal Line Pub if you want hang out after a game and eat and drink. read more

These owners have shown they don't care about the players and family that pay and play at ice line. The don't clean things enough and there has been large COVID outbreaks amongst its teams, but not even a warning or concern letter. read more

Facility and experience were both nice for first time ice skating (ever!). Unfortunately, most of the employees were rude, inattentive, and unhelpful. One of them said they would put our belongings with our shoes from where we rented skates and when we went to return our skates, we found our belongings had been sitting in the open the whole time. Would recommend skating, but don't expect the employees to help you out or to be very friendly. read more

IceLine is the best rink in the Philadelphia area. Best parking, generally clean, ice is usually good, 2 big rinks for big games, great crowd control. Snack bar is the only thing lacking. read more

This facility is ok but is starting to show some wear. Rink One is the best rink. There is limited viewing in rink 2 and rink 4 was definitely an afterthought. It's not very clean - the restrooms need more attention, although they are better than most. read more

So I go there with 3 kids during public skating hours for a scouting event, and while we are getting our skates on, I swear this Caucasian guy keeps glaring at me. I get the distinct feeling that I am unwelcome, like I don't belong there, that I am not a part of the great vision of the USA that he believes in, that I have been quite brazen in coming here, daring to continue to live my normal life instead of hiding away somewhere or going back to "my" country since Trump will soon be running this country (as if I could just renounce my citizenship, pick up some new language, give up my professional career, and leave all my family and friends to live in a culture totally alien to me). I have noticed this sort of thing has been happening more and more recently. Forget civility. No more hiding your feelings of racial animus. Way to go Pennsylvania! If you could not tell already, I and the 3 kids I brought along are not white. I know most of you who read this may not understand, but I know a few of you will, and that is whom I am writing for: you are not alone. By the way, if you are a minority, there are very few of you here. Guess hockey and skating are still kind of what lacrosse is on the field, not a sport with much ethnic diversity. As for the rink, kind of crowded. Price ok, but very short window of time to skate (1.5 hours). Have also been here before for a kid's birthday party. Ok I guess, but I am not very picky when it comes to ice rinks. They play fairly entertaining music while you skate. This places caters mainly to hockey teams/leagues, I believe, and public skating time is limited (probably makes financial sense) read more

Very well kept, quiet rink. Outside the rink is a little dirty, but the bathrooms are much cleaner than any rink I have been too. The ice is good for skating but could be resurfaced more during public skate. There has never been more than 20 people on the ice whenever I come(Saturday and Sunday), and there is always room to skate. read more

The new restaurant (The Grille) has very bad service. We had to wait over 2 hours for food. We had to cancel my son meal because he had a game. Go to the snack bar it's faster and cheaper. Ice line needs to replace the management team and the food was not as good as Aston ice works bar. read more

The worst rink in the tri state area. I have been here for Silver Sticks several times and the rink is poorly operated. The staff is uneducated oafs including Caron. The referees are young and afraid to call penalties against the players for fear of retaliation. They endangered more than one child in these years and they get worse and worse. This is an accident waiting to happen! I purchased a soda at the snack bar yesterday and the obese girl with the horrific laugh and voice stuck her finger in my drink. I asked for a refund and she denied she did it. Seriously, I saw you! Steer clear of this one! I understand that The youth hockey is also going down hill due to the lack of management and good coaching. read more