I got the popcorn and it was super buttery and delicious. I also tried the churro and it was really…read moregood too -- it did take a little bit, but you can tell they make it fresh so it was worth the wait. Popcorn was $3.50, churro was $3.50, and water was $1.50, which is honestly a really great deal. Everything is very affordable. The DJ is off the chain and keeps the vibe fun, and lockers are only $1 which is super convenient. Definitely a great spot!

Truly, the best of times…read more I grew up coming here with friends then eventually my nieces and nephews. We always had the best of times. After years of not being visiting for one reason or another, my friend decided to have her post birthday dinner hang here. I think there was 16 of us, all adults. We had the funnest time. Let me tell you something, that walker helper was the best thing. Best $5 I spent. We all took turns using it. The music selection the Friday night we were there was on point. A big plus for the adults is that they have adult bevs.

Jack is amazing and a phenomenal teacher! 5-stars all the way!!!!!!! He improved my stick handling,…read moreshooting, skating and stopping

I've been taking lessons with Jack for a year now and I have learned so much. I cannot imagine not…read morehaving his instruction as part of my hockey training. I am an adult learner and he's getting me better every time. His drills are really designed in all aspects to help in a real game situation. Worth every penny!

Came for the Memorial Cup Tournament and enjoyed the Cube. The ice was excellent ice (good…read moreconditions), great rink options and services set up for the tournament (mech). The Cube staff seemed nice, made great suggestions for local restaurants and monitored the kids well (stopped the chaos of kids running to and from). Only complaint was the restaurant wasn't open early for the early games, we had a 7.a.m game and had to be there at 6:30 I assumed I would be able to buy a coffee when I got there but the restaurant didn't open until 8 I believe. Great city for hockey tournaments with good hotel choices and restaurants near by.

We got there at EXACTLY 1:30 PM to ice skate for a couple of hours. My son had never been ever he…read morewas too scared to go... so, I went instead.. it was my son that was suppose to go skate w/his friend but I went instead and had sooooo much fun; I need to practice trying to stop. Cuz I keep going and going and I wanna GO FAST ASF!!!!!!! It was a very GOOD TIME EXPERIENCE for US. We left at 3 PM....

ENTRANCE/TICKETS/RENTALS: Be here early and prepurchase your tickets to get in faster, or you'll…read morehave to wait in a LONG line, you also HAVE To purchase skate rentals or bring your own skates to go in (YES you can byoskates) Brought a friend who can't skate and we had to get her rentals even tho she wasn't gonna (& didn't) skate(Just fyi). If you bring your own you don't have to rent or pay a fee, just your ticket for entry. It's been more packed now so the line to get in is longer, getting a table is harder, parking is worse. PARKING: The parking lot is small so I had to park around the block, but it's not a long walk. But now that's it's busier you have to drive around the block tryna find street parking. INSIDE: The place itself is super cute. They have a small store where you can purchase skates and skate accessories, They have tables and lockers, Vending machines, photo booth, the skate rental area, bathrooms and floor is carpet(for safety) and of course the skating rink. FOOD: They also sell food and beverages. And have vending machines next to the rink. Water, Soda, pizza, slushys, popcorn, nachos and a few more things I can't think of right now( basically snacking food). Online they have their calendar with the "events". Each "event" is themed/based on a. Artist, music genre, or age range. Some nights are 18+ others are all ages. So I would recommend looking into the theme of the night before going.

Let me be very clear: this place does not want you here -- at least, not if you look, sound, or…read moreskate like you're from the culture that literally kept roller skating alive for the last 30 years. The wheel policy is where the bias gets embarrassing. Staff will stop you at the door -- or yank you off the floor mid-session -- over your wheels. Fiberglass wheels which is a stape in the SoCal Skate Community for "floor safety concern," while soft wheels on the rec crowd roll right past without a second glance. There is zero scientific or mechanical basis for this. It is not about the floor. What those wheels actually signal is the skater's community -- and that is exactly what's being policed here. The wheel thing is a well-known dog whistle in the community. Rinks have been using it for years as a clean, deniable way to turn away skaters they've already decided they don't want. "It's a policy" -- sure. A policy applied with laser focus to one demographic while everyone else gets waved through? That's not a policy. That's a pattern. You can feel the culture being managed out of the building in real time. Management has that particular talent for plausible deniability -- nothing they do is technically illegal, so they think that makes it acceptable. It doesn't. The urban SoCal skate community built its entire identity on rinks just like this one, and watching this place treat that community like a liability rather than the lifeblood it is? Deeply embarrassing for everyone involved. Two stars only because the floor itself is decent and the rental skates are clean. Everything else -- the wheel profiling, the coded hostility -- is a one-star experience dressed up in a rink uniform. There are other spots in SoCal that actually want your energy. Go find them.

Dirty and wet rink and if you can't skate on water ice they want $15!!!thru should be free since…read morethey lack maintenance. RIP OFF! Kids really disappointed

I will be reporting this to the better business bureau if they do not respond to my email for a…read morerefund. The site was unkept and not as advertised. The rink was full of water not ice. The slide was not functioning and there were no fire pits as advertised. The music was inappropriate for children.

Enjoyed our time at LA King's Valley Ice Center for a private birthday skating party with our group…read moreof friends' children. We had a private instructor who coached, taught and helped the children skate. We had the ice skating rink in the back all to ourselves. There's 3 different rinks. All 3 different rinks played different types of music played on the speakers. As soon as we arrived we went straight to the left side booth where they had skates. The person was very nice and provided great customer service. Gave us the sizes we needed for skates. There are also shelves and places to store your shoes so you can skate confidently without having to worry about your shoes. It's so neat to watch others skating and doing their dance routines. We saw a group of skaters dancing and it was beautiful. You can tell their professionals. At the end of the party, they gave all 10 of our children free passes to come back and skate for free along with a free skating lesson.

Owners are liars. They told all the figure skaters and their coaches they sold the rink and it was…read moregetting melted down on June 1st. Well it's June 3rd and we found out (despite them hiding the LiveBarnCameras that our coaches used to have access to) that they are STILL holding hockey games here and various hockey try-out clinics. WTAF??!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHY DID YOU SAY IT WAS BEING MELTED DOWN??? WHY COULDN'T YOU LET THE FIGURE SKATERS CONTINUE TO USE IT DURING OUR DESIGNATED SESSIONS????? I was a loyal regular skater there 3-4x a week for YEARS and put so much money into your business. To be lied to and scammed like this is shameful. I hope you get all the bad karma you have coming to you and I will find a way to write a complaint on every single public platform there is as well as the California Better Business Bureau and whatever other legal methods I can find to make sure you are reported for any and every single violation of the law you make. SHAME ON YOU. You had an entire community. A family of people loyal to your rink and you screwed us over.

Awesome time here at LA Holiday Ice Skating Rink by Holidays on the Hill. Our little ones enjoyed…read moreit and it's so much fun. We found tickets on Groupon. Parking was easy. Parked on the 2nd level then took the elevator to the lobby. The ice skating rink size is just perfect. Not too big and not too small. It was also nice that it wasn't busy nor congested. Perfect time for us to go. Nayeli the young lady that checked us in was nice and welcomed us. She scanned us in and the young man handed us our validation for parking. We headed over to the skates section to pick up our skates. From there, our ice skating adventure began. The 2 young ladies at the skate counter was also very sweet. This fun event for the holiday is open until January 3rd. We plan to come back next week.

Attended this seasonal event twice. Hoping it returns next season. We had such a great time. Music…read morewas fun, skates were well maintained, crowd control was a plus and parking was easily located. A winter great activity for the whole family!