So this was my 1st time attending here and will definitely be my last. Never been here before and…read moredid not know what to do or what the procedure was. The girl at the desk never provided any information about anything. I did not know I needed quarters for the locker rental, nor did I not know I couldn't wear a baseball cap or have a crossbody bag. As soon as I got on the rink, the attendant told me I had to get off because of my hat. I wasn't upset or anything, I quietly skated off, returned my skates and gathered my belongings. As I was exiting I observed men on the skating rink with beanies on their heads and skull caps. Additionally I observed adults walking on the rink as they were helping their children. I did not know that the rink was also a track. I would think that's a bigger safety hazard than wearing a hat. When I went to the front to inquire about a refund there was a gentleman in front of me who had on a hat and I was tempted to say something to him but I also wanted to see if the clerk would remind him of the hat policy, but she didn't. I don't know if the assumption is that everyone who visits are regulars and know the protocol, but it wouldn't hurt to have signage at the front desk and to also remind the attendants to say something to the patrons.

We've been here before for hockey games but we've never tried out their roller rink! It was…read moreawesome. They have a DJ, snack bar with churros and slushies. They had a walking track above looking down on the rink. The prices were affordable ($5 for students) and the staff was very nice! There were tons of booths. We threw all of our belongings in one and it was the kids home base. Their rentals had skates or rollerblades. Even the arcade games were reasonably priced!

I grew up ice-skating here and have loved going back from time to time. The staff are always very…read morefriendly. They have rental skates available in lots of sizes. They clean up the ice frequently and keep the place clean. The music is always nostalgic. I would recommend it as a fun activity in the area!

Family friendly great size and seating for non skaters. Staffs is pretty friendly and comes to make…read moresure you're alright after just about every fall.

This is an indoor ice skating rink open for public skating from October 1 to March 30th. Admission…read moreis $7 for adults 18 and over, or $10 for a non-resident. The rink gets fairly crowded on weekends, especially if it is winter break season. But the arena is well maintained, with an area in the center for beginners. I personally prefer outdoor ice skating more, but this arena is a great option in the Central Jersey area. They have a small cafe with tea/hot chocolate/pizza/funnel cake. Definitely worth checking out!

I ice skated twice in my life. This place was fun and friendly for me. Mostly kids, but still a…read moredecent number of other mixed ages to not feel awkward. Also decent number of diverse levels. At least while I was there, everyone always went in one direction. Would be nice if we could go the other way each time they clean the ice.

I had my daughters take the "Learn to Skate" summer camp. They had a blast and we felt the camp was…read morerun so nicely. My daughters tried many different camps this year (a total of 8 camps) and they told me this was the best of all of them. When I asked my older daughter which camp did you think she learned the most, she said Ice Skating. They both loved their councilors and we will definitely go back. Thanks, Laureen for managing the program so nicely.

Big rink for indoor ice skating -- came here a couple times with a friend for regular skating. When…read morethe ice is smooth, it is so fun to go around, and you are never in any danger of bumping into anyone, because it doesn't get packed like the outdoor rink at Roosevelt Park or any touristy rink in NY. However, sometimes you get those hockey kids, and they purposely skate fast and weave in and out of wobbly people, so that can get a little nerve wracking. It's also rude and inconsiderate but considering those guys are teens, it's kind of forgivable, I suppose. Have a decent seating area upstairs that always looks clean, well maintained, with plenty of tables and chairs where they sell food. You can also look out and watch people skating. I've watched some figure skaters practicing and it's a lot of fun! Nice people at the front desk, very helpful with questions. Big lot, plenty of parking.

Xanadu is still pretty new to Bushwick and honestly such a welcome addition to NYC. Pretty much…read moreevery indoor roller rink in the city closed during the pandemic (except the outdoor rink at Brooklyn Bridge Park), so when this place opened people absolutely lost their minds. Walking in feels like stepping straight back into childhood in the best way possible. Neon lights, funky carpet, bright colors, all the nostalgic roller rink vibes you could want. One thing I really love is that unlike most rinks that only do one adults-only night a week, Xanadu switches to 21+ after 8 PM almost every night. It ends up feeling way more like a nightclub than a traditional roller rink, and you don't have to worry about drinking around kids or dodging little ones flying across the floor. They've also got a concession stand with Frito pies, four different kinds of hot dogs, and plenty of snacks if you need a break. Definitely check the website before you go because this isn't the kind of roller rink where you just show up and pay seven bucks to skate. They host different events almost every night, and each one has its own cover charge. It's usually somewhere between $11 and $25, and can go up to around $33 if there's a musical guest, but honestly it's always felt worth it to me. I've caught some great local performers there along with iconic '90s dance acts like Ultra Naté. Lockers are $5 and you'll need a credit card to use them. I 100% recommend this place whether you're looking for a fun night out, trying to pick up a new hobby, or just want to do something different with friends. I swear once you go and see everyone doing tricks, showing off, and having the best time, you're going to want to come back and learn a few moves yourself. It's great solo, great with friends, and skating is definitely a workout, so be prepared to sweat. Dress cute, but keep it breezy.

Fantastic throwback spot in a super cool section of Bushwick!…read more They put on concerts with their super loud & tight sound system, which also has a cool video wall behind the large stage. For skating, they have a large, oval wooden roller rink floor, just they had in the 70's & 80's all around NYC and the boroughs. Killer DJ's & awesome song selections keep the energy going for both concerts & skating. This is a truly unique spot that's perfect for young kids & everyone else up to their 60's or so. (I'd cut it off after that as it's loud & most Seniors wouldn't like the volume & probably shouldn't be roller skating, unless they really know what they're doing). Love that this place exists - it's MAGICAL!!!

We called this place was told they have a store one can buy skates ,we went there from Toms River…read moreand the shop was a joke not one skate in stock no way to try anything on and not knowledgeable at all total waste of time ... we didn't skate so I'm not going to complain about that but won't be back

I wish I knew this was here before today! It was such a great time. Reminded me of my childhood. A…read morelittle annoying that there was a leak in the roof but otherwise amazing experience. All employees were extremely nice and helpful.

Covered ice skating rink that is exposed to the outdoors for fresh air. $16 for one adult and one…read morechild with a skate rental with 2 hours of open ice. Nice clean environment and the crowd was friendly and not aggressive. They have equipment for people learning to skate (tall red walkers) and an area sectioned off just for people learning to skate. There's a nice little concessions area inside and plenty of tables to sit and relax.

First time trying to ice skate and so glad Warinanco Park is a 5minute drive from us. The rink is…read moreclean, not crowded and follows a regular ice cleaning routine. The fee to skate was $6 and rentals was $5 when we went on NYE. It was from 10am-12noon and reservations was made online. I did good for a first timer so I'm going to stick to it. To be honest, coming from a very careful skier and bad at snowboarding, I found this less scary because the surface is flat. I would say losing 15lbs during covid and staying on a 4-5workout regimen probably helped my core and legs. I did not feel sore after my first day.