Genuinely fantastic people who care about the sport , quality service, a passion for the sport that…read moreyou can feel. I was personally helped by Brian , who assisted me in getting a new goalie mask, and explained the benefits of the cat eye cage and much more , as well as ensuring a good fit. He even went out of his way to place the dangler onto the mask for safety. I've had no issues with the mask, and have made this rink my primary practice rink because of the quality service I received. Massive shoutout to Brian, and to the owner who I skate with for Puckhead!

Hidden gem for sure. My family had a good time here during public open skate. Maybe there should be…read morea sign saying when the snack bar is open (last I heard it's closed on Mondays), since so many ppl seem to be upset about it. But it was open when we went last couple of times and people seemed tk be happy with the food. We only used the vending machines and got Thrifty scoops so they were obviously tasty to us. Anyhow, wide variety of skaters during public skate and there's space for everyone. Looking fwd to coming back!

Omg a Roller Rink! It's like stepping into the 70s! I've never actually seen a roller rink in…read moreperson before and so it was quite the giddy and amusing moment when I spotted this at 2nd and PCH. It was pretty cold, rainy day but it was awesome sight to see people skating around and just enjoying the weekend. I love the concept and Iove the look of this spot! For a fun activity and spot to visit on the weekend, this is a great spot :). It makes for the perfect friends and family outing or date night!

this is so much fun in a local community The employees were…read morefriendly. The environment was great. Clean simple family, friendly

I really enjoy hosting small get togethers and plays dates but they have a tendency to not open at…read morethe expected time of 12noon But it's been several times that the staff have been grossly late.... First party was 30 mins late

Skate Farm is so cute! My daughter's friend had a birthday party on 12/10/22 and she had a great…read moretime! The place is perfect for a smaller group. The skate area is small and felt like a private place for her and her friends. They also had an area for games like mini basketball, foosball and other arcade types of games. They also have private rooms. They are located inside the Southbay Galleria mall on the 1st floor. Plenty parking available. They are closest to CPK side of the mall.

As big of a kings fan as I am, today was actually the first time I have been here. I came for my…read morefriend's son's peewee hockey tournament and it was a pretty cool experience to watch a game here. Three sheets of ice, but the kids played on the main rink the kings practice on. Plenty of bleacher seats available and the upstairs enclosed area also has plenty of seating, small pro shop with skate sharpening, and quite an extensive menu for food and drinks. Not sure about skating times, prices, skate rentals, etc. but if you just want to watch some hockey or people skating or just get out of the heat, this is a really nice place to hang out for a few hours.

They have 3 sheets of ice! They do ice cuts frequently and also have student and senior discounts!…read moreWe Amber Glenn on the Olympic rink a couple months ago too :D

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.

It makes me so sad to write this one star review because I love to skate and live so close by and I…read morehave bent over backwards to be positive and optimistic about Moonlight Rollerway but there are just too many disappointing and even angering things about this place not to publish. I am doing so in the hopes that the owner sees this and takes the leap to modernize their tired dated and threadbare programs and reinstall the water-fountain they ripped out during COVID. After several skate sessions there over the recent months, I have come to the conclusion that the only reason Moonlight Rollerway continues to stay in business with it's incredibly outdated music, moribund skate night formats, and rigid inhospitable policies, is because nothing else in Los Angeles has come along to replace it. And should that ever happen, if this business does not change, it will be forced out of business. Tonight I paid $25 to go to Rainbow Skate which is usually oversaturated with tired old music much of which has disappearing relevance to modern culture. Some old songs are great but when 1970s songs take up 80% of the 2026 music program, there is a big fat glaring problem afoot. Up until the last couple of weeks, they have had a music request sheet so skaters can alert the fully geriatric DJs of newer music that will resonate with patrons under 60. The DJs even play some of it sometimes. However for the past two weeks they have intentionally failed to provide a music request sheet. Tonight, I was so irritated by this, I have decided to use this review a springboard to call them out on other trespasses that have affected me there. This evening, shortly after the facility opened, I asked the DJ who was well over 70 years of age if I could make a music request and I was told "a little later"... By the time I left early at 10.15 ($25 session lasts until 11 and I usually like to stay until the end), there was never a request sheet furnished and this selfish deaths-doorstep tone-deaf DJ just spent the entire evening playing exactly what he felt like playing, the overwhelming majority of it originally released between 1974 and 1980. Meanwhile, no athletic young person remained in the rink past 9.47pm. I have noticed this pattern over and over and over and over again over the years I have been coming here. Young skaters get annoyed with the lack of modern music, take their skates off between 9pm and 9.30 and leave. And they do not return. I am astonished that the owners and managers do not see it!!!!! I will also take this opportunity to register a few more complaints. 1/ Half of the pay lockers do not work. These lockers eat quarters and dont provide the key more than 50% of the time so you have to spend 50 cents more on a locker with a working mechanism. 2/ The vending machines do not give correct change always erring on the side of the facility which has motivated me to avoid using them. 3/ No water fountain. What the hell are these owners and managers thinking? People are physically exerting themselves and get thirsty. I think it is in very poor faith, exceedingly poor judgment, and stinks of myopic penny wise and dollar foolish greed that they do not provide a water fountain for their patrons forcing thirsty exercising people to spend $4 on a bottle of water (maybe $5 because the vending machines rarely give correct or any change) I have been forced to conclude that the management of this facility must truly believe that since there are no other roller rinks in Los Angeles, they can abuse the public with old crappy music that is picking up velocity in its decreasing relevance, foisting recalcitrant geriatric DJs on unsuspecting skaters who have bought expensive skating rink ticket in good faith. Somebody has to tell them so it may as well be me: These DJs should be going to bingo at Shady Pines instead of lording over a rollerskating rink DJ booth torturing the public with a massive oversupply of tired threadbare 1970s music. OMFG! I have tried and tried and tried and tried so hard to like this place but tonight this ancient hunched over DJ who could barely walk, did not even offer so much as a music request clipboard and this is the main reason I am publishing this clearinghouse of grievances with Moonlight Rollerway. Roller skating is supposed to be fun and energized but these deaf and blind senior citizens that so often control the DJ booth are exceedingly out of touch with EVERY Moonlight Rollerway patron under the age of 45... And in my estimation, once 80% those people patronize Moonlight Rollerway once, THEY NEVER COME BACK. As it works out, millenial and gen z patrons don't like spending $25 to hear music their Great Aunt Eunice plays during her jazzercise class. As my very wise grandmother once said, nothing wilts faster than a laurel that has been rested on and this sums up my current opinion of Moonlight Rollerway. You guys have serious work to do.

My kid's feet grew literally overnight and we needed skates urgently. We were greeted by John who…read morehelped us get the right pair, was very patient with all the questions. He actually didn't have a wide selection in the size we thought we need but he measured and worked with my son and we ended up with a great pair at the right price point. He was not upselling us on anything, rather provided advice and guidance. It is a great pro shop where people care about your experience rather than selling you something you don't need. It is not the closest pro shop for us but the one we will go to once we need something hockey related.

Awesome service, really grateful to have a shop at Skating Edge in Harbor City, very convenient!read more

I recently took my visiting sister skating for her 60th birthday. We had a blast even though she…read morewas a little wobbly at first, but the skate mate rental helped her gain her balance and confidence. By the end, she was skating backwards on her own, just like the old days. She was so excited, she treated herself to some new wheels for her old skates back home. Thanks for a great time and fond memories.

Wasted $6 for a personal pizza Pizza was bunions, barely…read moretasted anything but the pizza sauce. It tasted expired and prices are ridiculously expensive. Obviously not coming back because of this. Would rather eat nothing than wasting $6 for expired food.

This is such a well-run operation. Location, decorations, photo op, all the right snacks. Clean,…read morewell built, jumpers and ICE SKATING! Not real ice, of course: wax boards covered with dish soap of sorts. But in this sunshine, real ice would melt in a heartbeat. There were enough "skaters helpers" for beginners, and the cost is SO AFFORDABLE for family fun. They are open CHRISTMAS and 12/26 at half price ($8/person). Come here after opening gifts and wear your kids out before heading to the movies. Even the portapotties were clean and zero smell, guys.

From the owner: Family friendly event!read more