It is a family oriented skating rink. Our tween loved it! Clean, reasonable, and polite.read more

This skating rink has been around FOREVER (since before I was a kid and I'm in my 40s). It was old,…read moredilapidated, and out-dated. John Allen purchased the rink and completely remodeled it. The only thing the same is the original rink. An arcade room was added, there are pool tables, fooze-ball, and air hockey. You can also order snack foods (soft pretzels, nachos, soft drinks, etc...). Party areas have also been added. The place is SOOOO much better than it once was and my kids LOVE to go! Prices aren't bad at all. Going here is a fun, cheap way to entertain your kids for an entire day! Tiring them out so they'll go to bed early, sleep all night, and sleep late the next morning is just an added bonus. LOL! ;)

Been to this skating rink 3 times,first time for birthday party for a friend,second time to take…read moregrandbaby skating and on the third time took grandbaby skating and she put her feet on trainer like everyone else was doing. The owner informed us he had told us many times not to do that and that it was the las time or we would no longer be welcome. This was.pur third visit and no one had ever said anything to us about anything before. He was rude and we will not be back. We over looked the crummy bathrooms and rude service at the concession stand, but when the owner talks to toy the way he did it is not acceptable.

Most employees are very nice and respectful of their customers, however this does not apply to all…read more I would recommend to the managers and owners to hire older people, and not the teenage racist, disrespectful, and just rude people that i have been seeing lately. Place has really gone down hill. So sad to see this place who used to bring me great joy.

They scheduled a private party for Sunday - a day they are normally closed - and the attendant was…read morevery helpful and friendly. It may not be the fanciest roller skating rink around but the people who run it are great, and that alone makes it worth coming back to.

This skating rink was chaotic! I have never been to a more dysfunctional location. The kids were…read morethrowing objects, shoes, slime, and goo on the rink floor. Kids were running, yes I wrote running, out on the floor chasing each other, playing tag, taking each other's hats or belongings and playing keep away. They would dodge in and out of people who were wearing skates. The kids would skate in the wrong direction and go head on with others, strangers included. Kids would be wrestling with each other, some even had skates on. There were no employees monitoring the rink floor. Someone in the snack bar would occasionally announce on the intercom to "stop running on the floor". That obviously worked so well. All that chaos aside, the music was so boring. Slow, boring country songs. When we made a song request of a clean pop song, the employee just appeared annoyed. Our request hadn't been played. The chaos became too much and we left, with a refund. I truly hope the owner takes our concerns under advisement and makes some changes because their business is a lawsuit waiting to happen.

The perfect place to have birthday parties because you can rent the whole skating rink for about…read more$330 dollars. There is also a bounce house on the other side. There's snacks in the skating rink with squishys and your popular foods.

It's clean and plays decent kid friendly music. I don't want to write anything else, but this says…read morethat I need at least 85 characters.

The Knockers are currently scrapping their way through their sixth glorious season of flat track…read moreall female roller derby proudly representing the Twin Cities of Shreveport and Bossier City, the two largest cities in all of northern Louisiana. The Knockers originally rolled at the old House of Wheels Skating Rink off of Barksdale Blvd in Bossier City. There, people, rinkheads, rollerheads, whatever they may be, would load up large toting coolers full of canned beer, for these matches then, were a BYOB sitch, and they would also use their own coolers multi-purpose also for seating around the track, as they all watched the ladies roll around crashing and colliding into one another. Now, the Knockers call the Bossier Civic Center their home rink. It seems much more suitable, larger, more spacious and comfortable. Although there is no BYOB in this facility. The ladies still bring it, that is, they still bring their inner beast. And they bring it with funny monikers for themselves. Matches are $15 at the door.

I went to a game (known as a bout) on March 16 against the Capital Defenders of Baton Rouge. This…read moreis a fast paced game played by women of varying ages. The team is friendly and approachable. They encourage interaction between the players and the fans at halftime. The atmosphere is family friendly and children under 12 (I believe) get in for free. The adults can bring in coolers of beer (no bottles) for a 5 dollar fee. The halftime entertainment this time, was a band. They were definitely loud, but good. I will definitely go to future games.

What a great experience we enjoyed at the Skate O Rama...we had 2 nieces with us and they had a…read moreblast skating for 2 hours solid...staff was friendly, the rink was clean, music was entertaining and they did some fun skating things for the skaters....Definitely will be coming back if we are ever in Nac again looking for things to do....

We always have a blast skating here! We paid $8/adult and there was no additional charge for…read morerollerblades/in-line skates. The staff is always very friendly and helpful. Be aware, it is still a roller skating rink so it is usually full of young children but that's to be expected at ANY rink. They also sell sodas/chips/pizza/etc. and have a seating area. Love coming here when I'm in town!