Of all the activities we have done with the local rec center my kiddos are loving the ice skating…read moreclasses! They're fun and keep my kids going and my kiddos are asking to repeatedly return daily. I also like the quality of their skate rentals that come with a class sign up! They are comfortable and my kids enjoy wearing them and after just few classes are getting the hang of things. Their stuff is super fun and nice and keep my kids wanting to come back next week. I'm glad we did ice lessons here!

The front desk guy Aaron sucks! The rest of it is chill tho. Food manager is the GOAT.read more

An awesome spot for open ice skating! Whether for kids or adults, the ice rink was perfect! It's…read moreindoor outdoor rink. It was amazing and had so many things to do outside ice skating if you want! Highly recommend checking it out and decent pricing!!

This a great sports complex, came here in winter and my family skated during some free time between…read morehockey practice and games. They played good music, and there was access to skate assisters (metal things that they can hold onto while skating until they get used to skating on their own). The kids had a blast, with one meltdown when they didn't want to leave!!! That was fixed when I purchased 3 $1.00 hot cocoas! Really great fun, they have a great playground and summer sports as well. Check it out for prices online, skate rentals are available!

Fun place to take the kids while visting Keystone near River Run. Easy and quick check-in process…read moreand awesome customer service at the check-in window. We will definitely be back to Ice Skate next time we visit Keystone!

Waited 30 minutes for the person that gives out the rentals. Never showed up. Sign in window posted…read more"be back in 5 minutes". Disappointing. An hour before closing as well.

This was a fun little outing in downtown Denver, right off the 16th street mall. The string lights…read moreand decorations (which aren't super visible in my photo) make this a very cute rink. A group of six of us went on a Sunday afternoon, and it was crowded, but we didn't have to wait long to get our skates. The way it works is that the ice skating rink is free, but you have to pay to rent skates. If you own your own skates, then, the experience is completely free! To rent skates, you wait outside in front of a little booth and get a wrist and then go to the window next to that one and say which size you'd like. Despite the rink being crowded, the wait for skates was very short. Service was friendly and efficient. The skates weren't the highest quality, and they use ski boot like buckles rather than laces, but I can't complain given the convenience and price. The ice rink gets smoothed over/cleaned using a Zamboni every so often, and when that happens, you can stand by fire pit stands (I'm not sure what they're called?) or sit on the benches right outside the rink. We stayed for about an hour and a half to two hours and had a good time. This is a great activity for families and friends alike!

Very small but quaint rink! brought my granddaughters one of which takes ice skating lessons and…read morethe other is a newbie, they both had a great time.....rink was not overrun by people, so they were able to enjoy themselves. I loved that it's outdoors and centrally located....Parking was the issue, but worth the walk.

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

We took my son ice-skating here for the second time and he had a blast. We rented skates in a…read morehelmet for him, and I was impressed by the quality of both and the fact that they seemed new the previous time we had gone, we went somewhere else and the equipment we rented was just trash the people that helped us were nice. The rain was pretty crowded when we were there, but what can you do?

What a cozy outdoor ice rink with a Christmas tree circle bench to rest. We parked for free. There…read moreis a self-parking lot to the right of the Target building. After a short walk to the rink, I laced up my own ice skates. There are a few cubes for shoes. I really wish there was a more secure place for my belongings like lockers. I thought it was a romantic outdoor rink. Many happy holiday people skating about. I had a blast though it was busy and cold outside. I smiled so hard my cheeks hurt.

We are here fairly regularly for youth hockey and it is accommodating, spacious, with plenty of…read moreparking. The restaurant, Avalanche grill, delivers tasty bar food and decent wine and beer. Never tried any cocktails. Service is friendly. The viewing area temp for watching hockey isn't too cold. The only reason for the 4 stars is on our recent visit there was residue from duct tape on almost all the bleachers on the side we were watching the hockey game. Made it super unpleasant to sit since you would literally stick to the seats. Yuck. There are lots of other opportunities here like laser tag, ice skating, and some kind of training area, probably used for the Avs! If observing any event here, you'll be pretty comfortable and well fed!!! Hopefully they scrape off whatever is stuck to the seats for more pleasant seating.

Finding places for kids birthday parties that are fun and won't use 100% of their college fund is…read morenearly impossible. Enter the family sports center. Our daughter took ice skating here for a while and loved it so we decided to give their parties a try. Our son and his friends had a blast, Wyatt - our party host - was so helpful and the kids loved him, and when we paid the bill no one shed a tear. Success!

Very sporty atmosphere. I like to play hockey here. It's slightly old, but still very happy to have…read moreit in the neighborhood.

I come here for public skate weekly and my BF plays for a rec hockey league here…read more +1st star is for the cost. My wallet appreciates the low $6.75 admission cost for the 1ish hour public skate session. Add another $6 if you plan on renting skates. +2nd star is for the hours. They are one of the few rinks that offers several public skate sessions throughout the day, even on weekdays!! +3rd star is for the league game hours. Sounds silly but when the latest game I have to worry about my BF playing is at 8 pm, I'm a happy girl. Over all the ice is alright. It has it's good days and it's bad days. Weekends are definitely crowded!! I tend to go on weekdays during either the 10 am session or the 1 pm (all depends if I sleep in!) to avoid the crowds. Though during the weekdays you run the risk of school field trips. For the adult rec hockey league experience I would be tempted to lower my rating if this was all that I was basing my review on. I have definitely experienced better. The stands almost always have trash strewn about. Several of the refs just don't seem to pay attention to what's happening on the ice, while another was on a power trip one night calling I don't even know what (he extended a penalty by two minutes because the door to the box was slammed closed, WTF?! You have to slam them to close them.) It seems they let things get a bit out of hand with the games. They offer an online payment option for fees that the team really enjoyed. I'm sure that I'll continue coming here because of the hours public skate is offered, but I look forward to my BF's team moving to some new ice.