We finally made it here. Heard great things about it. And…read morethey were true Very friendly staff Love, the fact that you can bring your dog Lots of activities on the ground And delicious beer Met some new people, friendly people Look forward to going back. I highly recommend stopping by.

2-22-25. I've been here a few times in the past. A fun…read moreplace to take your family for a little snow tubing, ice skating or mountain biking. For tubing, you purchase a ticket for a 2 hour block. They offer a lodge area with picnic bench style seating and have live music. They also have a full service bar area serving up adult beverages in addition to some hot chocolate and coffee. There's an outdoor seating area with adirondack chairs and fire pits if you're into taking a break or just kicking back and relaxing. Staff is helpful and friendly. On a Saturday, snow tubing tickets were $33, which is about on par with other tubing places in the area.

I absolutely love this rink! The owners and staff are extremely friendly. My favorite place to go…read moreto practice my skills and meet great people from the skating community.

Love it here. Good times. The feel, energy, and vibes are there and it makes you feel like a kid…read moreagain. Everytime i go, they have great music playing and at night they even have the music videos on a projector playing on the wall, a nice touch. I always remember the song and video of bruno mars' song "just the way you are" playing and it was awesome. Everyone seems to go there to have a good time and thats it and thats what it feels like. Recommended

Excellent roller skating rink in the Catskills! You can rent quad skates or bring your own (quads…read moreor inlines). Why aren't there more places like this? +'s: Large wood skating area with music/lights, GREAT place for kids parties (skating games and horse races), Snack bar, Friendly staff, History (family owned and operated since 1940!!) -'s: My sore hip the next day. Falling sucks.

If I could give this place less than a star I would. It's dirty and disgusting and in need of a…read moreserious makeover. I honestly have a hard time imagining this place is possibly up to code. To start.... they are cash only. Kinda inconvenient to the customer. I left and found and ATM only because the kids were dying to skate. I asked about if there's any plans for merchant services in the future so I can return without having to pay an ATM fee. They acted insulted and told me absolutely not there is no need for it. I was a little confused cause of how inconvenient it was for me. The customer. The one who pays. But ok. Then we rent the skates and walk in. To say this place is falling apart is an understatement. The ceilings are falling down and appear to have black mold in ten corner. There were two buckets hanging from the ceiling to collect water from rainfall. Under the bucket the floor was a wet puddle and warped from it happening over time. All the paint is chipping. It smelled horrendous. Maybe some credit card scanners wouldn't kill you to allow more customers through the door to fix this place up. To say the least. We will NEVER return. I made that clear to the kiddos. Never.

Sadly disappointed. It seems adult public skating has been pushed to only weekends, with children…read moreincluded, which can be daunting to some seniors. Weekdays seem to be set aside for freestyle -- meaning you if pay for lessons you can also pay for ice time sessions during the week. Lessons for children start at about $25 per half hour and up. As an adult pre-covid, I paid $50 per half hour for a 6-week session and learned very little. Freestyle sessions are about $18 per hour. Although an incredibly healthy and wonderful sport for adults, it seems too challenging to actually attend on a regular basis during the week, especially if you just want to skate without paying for the additional cost of lessons. I'll have to dust off my roller skates and hit the rail trails and hope, that one day, they'll become more senior friendly in their schedule.

The process to register just to purchase tickets was horrendous and calling the establishment…read moreproved to be useless. Basically the staff continued to tell me I needed to register first before I could purchase ice time. They ended the statements with "okay" that was followed by a long pause. I called twice to no avail. No one was helpful at all. They also didn't say you could just pay in person. If they did, I would have just showed up and dealt with the poor customer service face to face. The website was even more difficult to navigate and I learned you have to log out and log back in after registration to be able to see actual ice times. It was not user friendly but maybe I am just old. The facility was over crowded, staff sent me to the counter to check in and the counter sent me to a separate desk as I didn't need to register but rather pick up my wrist band. If the staff listened I wouldn't have waited on the long line when I didn't need to and then be sent to a different line for a wrist band. The bathroom was disgusting. There was spit dripping off the faucet and some kind of something gross in the other sink. I was pretty sure the bathroom was a hepatitis breeding ground. Getting on the ice was even worse, staff stopped me every single time to make me to show my wristband when I had a child that was having difficulty getting his balance. I get it's policy but let us get our footing before crawling down our backs to show our bands. Also, if you need the child skate supports, you need to purchase them for $3 at the desk all the way in front. No one tells you that until you get to the ice and ask for one. And if you dare to put it to the side to tie a skate or attempt to huge your child skate on their own, people are savage and steal it. Really not the family fun I would have wanted, more like an episode of Survivor: Ice Time.

5 STARS! I haven't…read morebeen to Rollarama Skating Center since I was a teenager but saw the adult skate night and wanted to check it out. I haven't skated in a while so went in as a semi-new skater - I had such a great time from the ambiance, music, and sense of community. I'll definitely be back in the upcoming weeks.

We were at Rollarama this past weekend for the Northeast Regional USA Rollersports Artistic…read moreChampionship, and I can't say enough good things about the experience! The owner, Scott, went above and beyond--he was kind, welcoming, and truly hands-on the entire time. You could tell he cares deeply about the skating community and worked nonstop to make sure everything ran smoothly. The facility was clean, well-run, and had great energy. My daughter and I had a wonderful time meeting skaters and families from all over the Northeast, and the sense of community was something really special. Thank you, Rollarama, for hosting such a memorable event--we're grateful!

I love this place. We have a house in upstate New York that is about 20 minutes away from Skate…read moreTime and I take my kids at least once a month. My son loves the arcade and my daughter loves to skate and she has gotten so much better since we started going. 5 stars would 100% recommend coming!

First time visit…read more Friendly staff Music playing Lots of fun Food and drinks too Highly recommend !

It's been a good 2 years since I've skated and boy am I rusty. Luckily, this place provides skate…read moretraining aids. They seemed mainly for the kids, but they were helpful none the less and made my experience much enjoyable! I got to zip through the rink even though I didn't know how to skate properly. It was a Wednesday around 5pm, so the sun had already set. With the surrounding buildings and Christmas tree lighting up the area, this place makes a really great date night. Rentals are only $4 and the rink is free. It's open until March 11, 2018, so get your skating in! The only issue I had was that they didn't resurface the rink the whole 2 hours I was there which made it difficult to skate at some point. This is an amazing place, and I hope they fix that blip.

Free to skate. $4 for rentals. That's a price I like. The outdoor rink surrounded by the egg and…read moreplaza was refreshing and at a great location. It was a little small and doesn't get Zamboni enough for the amount of carving on the ice, I suggest go early in the morning or right at 4pm when it got Zamboni at 3pm... 1pm was a terrible time to go since it was the worst, super rough. My first pair of skates were dull and I thought my skating skills went downhill but after a few laps I exchanged it for a better pair that were smooth on the ice.