Horrible experience. Do not waste your money here, if they even let you. Came here at 5:30 to let…read moreour 9 year old skate for her BIRTHDAY. Website said they close at 7pm. We expected to only have about an hour to an hour and a half to skate. Got to the place only for them to tell us no the girls cannot skate because they close at 6. We told them the website said 7, they said yes they were aware and that the website is "under construction". Obviously they know this is a problem and still choose not to fix it. Didn't let the girls skate for the last 30 minutes because they were "cleaning" before they were even closed.

Decided to heal my inner child and invited some friends and family to celebrate my birthday here…read more The venue itself is fairly small compared to other arenas which is great for intimate gatherings and perfect for families with little ones who have an early bedtime. It's a nice, clean arena, but the strict and aggressive 8 pm cut-off made my guests and I feel rushed. I don't plan to spend any more money here, mainly due to their limited hours and the way the situation was handled.

this is a horrible place, online it said it was open at 7pm, got here at 7 and waited till 7:50 and…read morethe doors was still locked there was no sign that said it was closed. waste of gas.

$5 entry even if you are not skating, eh, but the concession clerk attempted to charge me $5 entry…read morefor a newborn! The parking lot was not maintained and there were shards of glass everywhere. The A/C was not working during this record breaking heat, they didn't even have the fans that are mounted to the ceiling on. Everyone was fanning themselves and sweating even those sitting down. When I suggested they turn them on I just got a dumbfounded look and attitude. We saw a man walking in with a large stack of $5 Little Caesars pizzas that they were selling for $10. They put the pizzas baking sheets and into the pizza oven as if the pizzas were made by them with no gloves! What a rip off. Particles were in our pitcher of Sprite and when we brought it back to the concession counter we got another dumb look. Also, the bathroom sink was not working. We went on a Saturday; around 5:45PM they began turning lights off and everyone was asked to exit because they were closing for reserved parties. This place is not exclusive enough for that type of service. I thought this was so unorthodox especially for a Saturday! Would not recommend.

After purchasing my 1st pair of skates on April 20, 2021, I was super excited to check out every…read morerink & park Houston has to offer. Just Rolling isn't too far from me; however, it's my least favorite rink. I've been 3 times. My 1st and 2nd visit was for a meet up or celebration. The 3rd time was for me to break my new skates in AND because it was suppose to be R&B night!!! I love R&B music, but I don't think the DJ is a fan of it. He played twerk & rap most of the time, so I don't plan to return on Wednesday. Also, most rinks turn their lights off to set the rink vibe. I'm not sure why HJR leave their lights on. It destroys the vibe & decreases the fun. If skaters wanted bright light they could skate for free outside. I'll probably try their Adult Night one Sunday, but it's 18 & up. Hopefully it's a different DJ. I prefer the 21 & up Adult Nights at other rinks around town. I gave HJR 3-stars because it has potential to be better & the rink is a nice size.

This was my second visit to Houston Just Rolling. I actually had my 30th birthday party here years…read moreago and really enjoyed myself but for one reason or another I never had the opportunity to come back. Spring Break was the perfect timing, or so I thought. This place truly is hidden. The turn-off is right past the Telephone light and the ramp that overpasses Mykawa. There is no big, lit sign so you have to get in your righthand lane and drive slowly so you won't miss it. The building says Jumping Zaxx but if you follow the signs posted to the back of the building, you will find HJR. This first thing you'll notice is that the parking lot isn't paved. I'm finding this in a lot of places lately so it didn't bother me too much. Once you walk inside there is a metal detector that you have to walk through. Now this caught me off guard because it wasn't there when I visited previously. It immediately put me on edge and put a dark cloud over the visit. I began to wonder what type of activities had taken place for them to feel the need to put in a metal detector at a skating rink. Everyone has to pay to get in, skating or not. We went during the week and it was $8/person. Inside, this is probably the largest skating rink I've ever been to. The rink itself and the entire area. It's very spread out and there is plenty of seats and tables for people to sit out. There are three sectioned off areas that stands as "party rooms" and many games throughout the building. There is a separate, smaller rink for kids but mostly kids just skated on the big rink. This immediately made me notice one big thing that was missing that I remember from my childhood of going skating every weekend. There was no referee. They desperately needed someone there to keep the little kids from skating in the wrong direction, to quickly get people up who had fallen, and to make sure the slower skaters stayed to the outside lane. All of those things really made for a frustrating skating experience and since they were only open from 7pm-10pm, every minute counted. I will say that there was decent music being played. The DJ booth was empty most of the night so it was going off of a playlist but the cool thing was that there were large screens around the room that played music videos as the songs played. There were pool tables and arcade games around the room. The snack bar seemed to have a decent variety of items as well. I liked the couches and soft cushioned seating that was spread around the room. One last thing. There is carpet in the bathroom, which is the weirdest thing and probably not very sanitary. It goes right up to the stall door and stops right before the sinks but still, very odd. All in all I'll probably return since skating rink options are slim, but not for a while to let the bad taste fade from my mouth.

Roller rinks are a rare find these days, especially nostalgic ones with that 80's aesthetic carpet…read moreto linoleum floor transitions that haven't added the full bar scene and other entertainment factors that allow them to up the price through the roof and to be honest take out the whole family fun atmosphere. The facility is clean and well maintained for being 70 years old as of 2025. Rentals are kept clean and they have both quads and inline options. My kids definitely enjoy not only the skate races but also the sock races. The music is a good mix of old and new. We attended on a Friday during spring break with their Friday Home School Session; skating from 10-4PM (skates included) for $10 bucks. It's a steal even if you are only there a couple hours. They have some food options that are pretty inexpensive compared to today's going rates. Foutain drink is $2 (small) $2.50 (regular). Can't give many details on other food as we just grabbed drinks. Parking is plentiful. Definitely enjoyed our experience (and will return)

Great place it may seem small from the outside, but it's HUGE. The skate floor was clean and their…read morerentals were very clean. The food was good, and They had fountain drinks ranging from small-large. They had very clean tables to eat on, and had a Dipping dots vending machine.

Great place to take the kids to skate. It's clean and friendly…read more The menu is reasonable priced for the family. Call first, times vary.

Some of my first memories I have are from Great Time Skate! I went to an after school daycare…read morecenter that took us to Great Time on a regular basis. It would have been between 1980 and 1987. Some of my fondest memories are: Watching Michael Jackson's "Beat It" and "Thriller" on the big drop down screen when they first came out. Doing the hokey-pokey many, many times. Competing in turtle races on these little carts that one would sit on and propel yourself forward (very slowly) by wiggling back and forth to create forward movement. If Great Time Skate is even HALF as fun as it used to be it would still live up to its name. Thanks for the memories Great Time Skate.

Skate Champions was a great experience! The place is really nice, clean, and the prices are very…read morereasonable--especially the $5 Tuesdays The food was decently priced too, which was a nice bonus. There aren't a ton of extra activities, but honestly... you're there to skate! The rental skates were in great shape, which made the experience even better. I'm 35 and took my daughter, and I ended up having an absolute blast myself. They also had plenty of screens showing the game for anyone who wanted to hang out without skating. Overall, we had a great time--thanks, Skate Champions!

I mean, it's the only one of its kind in the area from what I can tell. There's literally 1 kiddo…read moreworking the concession stand on school skate nights and the line is never less than a dozen people for 2 hours straight. I like that soda refills are only a buck. My man gripe is the cell reception sucks here so it'd be nice to have some WiFi which is not the case. So you're essentially riding blind. But I guess that's good? Focus on social interaction and not your phone. $12 entry fee now instead and of $10 last year. And also there's no discount for bringing your own skates.

Used to come here every Friday as a kid. I went back for a birthday party as AN ADULT and a grown…read morewomen in a tacky skort told me I needed to wear my jacket while skating because wearing my wife beater tank top wasn't fitting for her "family environment." It's a skating rink and this weirdo thinks it's a church. There's bible quotes all over this place. It's creepy. Also weird that she couldn't keep her eyes off my chest. I felt violated. She needs to go lol

AMAZING!!! We went to a church service here and had so much fun! We dident think it would be good…read moreat first but it WAS!