This place is cool, reasonable priced, and have good hours. I've gone here for about 2 years now…read more They recently closed last year for remodeling but I haven't heard anything about it since then. I've been by the place and they haven't started from what I can see. If anyone has any info, I guess it would be useful.

I have been skating here with my family a couple times. I have brought my kids here for birthday…read moreparties and have even gone here on a date with my husband. I'm 30 and still enjoyed it very much! It's not very big but they have a nice set up. They have food and drinks. They have a game section. They keep their floor nice. They have nice employees. Some of their skates seem outdated, we have been missing insoles and laces too short. You can take them back up to the counter and they will happily replace them though. They can sometimes do "glow skate" for a little longer than my family enjoys. It hasn't been like that every time, so I'm not sure how long it's supposed to be. I don't mind skating in the dark a little but for an hour is too long for me. Even my kids were complaining that particular visit. Overall it's a pleasant family oriented place.

I did not graduate high school to get dress coded. Apparently there are no spaghetti straps because…read moresomeone could pull my shirt down. I think it is just as likely for a man to get his pants pulled down while wearing sweatpants. I don't like sexists businesses.

Took my kids here and felt like I was back in the 80's! Good music, DJ kept it fun with the games…read moreand the skating floor was nice and smooth. Fun video game area and they had great learning "dollies" for beginner skaters.

On my first visit to this ice arena, I was impressed given the age of the building. Unlike many of…read morethe newer ice arenas which resemble metal barns with domed celings from the outside, this place has the look of one of the many university buildings on the U of I campus where it is located. Once inside, you enter a large lobby area with benches and lockers. This is where the skaters hang out between events. It provides a warm place to stay out of the cold of the ice arena between events. For many ice arenas, this kind of place simply does not exist. Often the skaters hang out in dingy, meat-locker type settings when there's a competition. Here, the skaters could spread out their stuff, relax, read, play chess or get a snack. The concession stand is well-equipped with chips, popcorn, giant soft pretzels, cheesy nachos and hot dogs. They have a great selection and are reasonably priced too. However, the place can be overrun and with only one person typically staffing the counter, the line can be long. If they would get a second person during peak times, I think they would be able to get even more sales, since some people will not wait for that long to order something. As for the ice itself, it held up remarkably well for the Land of Lincoln speedskating tournament. The rink is nice and wide, which gives skaters a wide outer perimeter on turns when racing laps. The corridors around the rink are narrow, but not too crowded since most of the skaters stay in the lobby till their race is up. The viewing area seating is above, lined with rows of benches, where you can sit and look down on the ice. It is high up and provides a pretty unobstructed view of the rink, even from the back row. The design of this building really works well and it makes me wish more ice venues were built in a similar way.

For student admission is free , rental 2$. i have my skates with me. So all free. I love it. Place…read morefor joy for kids, adaults

Excellent facility that supports ice sports across central Illinois. Two indoor rinks and plenty of…read moreinstructional support for all ages and any skill level.

It's only $8 for a night of hockey when you buy your Junior Blues tickets at County Market. It's…read moreone of the more lively entertainment options for weekend nights in Springfield. The Nelson Center is pretty humble, as far as sports venues go, but the crowd loves their home team, the music system is like an arena rock concert, and every seat is close to the ice. Don't miss your chance to sit down for a group photo with Gilly the fish mascot who's constantly making the rounds.

The new owners have the place running smoothly! I grew up having my birthday parties here and it…read moremakes me happy that now my kids can too!!

It was fun. I went for a birthday party and rented roller blades. They were nice. The place is out…read moreof date but overall it was a really fun and good experience. The staff was really nice.

Seriously this place is never open. I love the fact that the rink is never busy when it is open,…read morebut I haven't been there for years because it's never open. Also not a big fan of the Bible theme, it just doesn't fit the vibe of a roller rink and the music screams 2007. The place can use a lot of updating and a new schedule. I also thing having a fog machine and strobe lights on the rink is a very bad idea.

I love the Morton Roller Rink!!! The guy who works there is so nice, friendly and patient with…read morekids. It's a wonderful place... clean, safe, good music! Couldn't ask for a better place for kids to go.

CJ is a really cool owner and it is a very nice place to skate. We have been going there every sun…read morefor the 2 to 4 hour skating.

We go here every weekend it's a great place for family, have had many Birthday Parties and good…read moretimes, thank you for getting us back together and on a Roll!!