Just a fun time .... Good Price, music and snacks... Friendly atmosphere A good way to spend time…read morewith the family...

The ice is so smooth and it's not crowded on week days. Honestly my favorite rink. Plus you can…read moreconnect your music to the speaker. Just wish I lived closer. The people working here are also very nice! Only thing is sometimes they close early and don't put it on their website so it's best to call ahead. Also fyi they are cash only.

Ambiance: B+ Cleanliness: A…read moreStaff: A Food: B Kid Friendly Factor: B- ---- I came here for a good friend's daughter's birthday party and went in a little skeptical. This area hasn't always had the best track record when it comes to keeping places clean or well-maintained (I'm thinking of that old movie theater down the road), so I wasn't sure what to expect. But, truthfully, I have no major complaints. The rink was impeccably clean, the staff were friendly and helpful, and the whole place just felt upbeat and well-run. Even the food was surprisingly good, granted its hot dogs and pizza. I did not strap on a pair of skates and take my big booty on the rink, but the kids (and adults that were braver than me) had an amazing time - nothing but laughter. One slight thing that I didn't like is that those hand roller thingys kids use to prevent face planting cost extra, and it was both overly costly and created a logistical nightmare because everyone was stealing each others (not sure the kids understand they had to be paid for so if they where around they just took one) Overall though, solid roller rink.

This place is an absolute joke , went there with my wife she had new quads and I brought my blades…read more. They tell me I can't use my skates because they don't have a brake I don't need one because I know how to skate . He said they don't want to scratch the floor??? I need to rent skates What , first of all everyone signs a waiver to cover them on liability no wonder place was dead on a Saturday . TheyReally made a big deal out of nothing . Would not recommend at all .

i saw some bad reviews but we had a great experience. price is reasonable…read more Its big so the public skates in a seperate ring all together

Went on a Thursday during the holiday week between Christmas and New Year's. It wasn't that busy…read morewhich was great and we picked a 4-5:30pm slot hoping to catch sun down being nestled in the mountains. Thankfully it was warmish for this time of year as I was afraid being in the mountains we would be freezing. It is $5 to get in to park your car which is totally fine. Not only do you have access to the ice-skating rink area but you can also hike locally and explore the surroundings. You were literally inside of a mountain range so if you like walking and exploring it is all there for you. Gorgeous area! It is $5 to enter the ice skating area and $10 to rent the skates. I feel that is reasonable getting an hour and a half worth of time and not feeling over powered by a crowd... I was definitely digging it. I have not been ice-skating for at least 10 years. The last time was at Chelsea Piers in New York City which was a totally different vibe. I enjoyed myself I can see returning throughout the winter. Everyone we dealt with from when we initially entered the park to helping us with the purchase of tickets and assisting with the rentals were pleasant. I'm guessing local college students. There were several employees on the ice as well and I saw them helping out when kids and adults were falling. They weren't extra but they weren't unpleasant so happy to have them there to help us. Glad I tried out this place and looking forward to future memories here.

Very modern architecture. The curves bounce the sound and keep the noise level up. It's a small…read morerink. There are really no bad seats - personally I think the standing room only tickets provide a really nice view. We were lucky enough to get second row seats but part of being so far forward was the disadvantage of an obstructed view of some of the far-side of the rink. It would be nice if they got a Jumbotron so you could see instant replays of the goals. Overall, pretty solid rink for a small school. I guess I am used to bigger stadiums such as Michigan Yost arena.

As a member of the Yale Figure Skating Club, I was fortunate enough to practice at Ingalls…read moreregularly. This rink is superior, one of the best I've had the pleasure of skating in. What makes this rink so wonderful is the cool design of the building, the rink is always pristine, the locker rooms are huge and well kept, and the staff is top-notch. If your interested in joining the Yale Figure Skating Club, check out the website (http://bit.ly/1kmDdvv). Also check out the men's (http://bit.ly/V1uGCl) and women's (http://bit.ly/1sc7yzL) hockey schedule to catch a game during the season. They are kind of a big deal (I'm talking championship team), so get your tickets early.

In my google reviews I rated this a 1 star for ignoring covid guidelines when covid first hit…read more There were two birthday parties at once and there were so many kids and adults. That was in 2021. I returned another time and parents were just throwing their kids in the rink to tire them out because they didn't want to deal with them. The rink is old and dated and has been for years. Don't expect it to change. Like all other dates rinks, the food is overpriced chuck e cheese slop. It feels like when I was in middle and high schooI. I suggest eating before coming here. I also recommend buying your own skates as rentals are not only gross but not safe. Put that $5 back in your pocket. The music is like top 40 stuff and some old school music for the old and experienced folks. I skated on and off from middle school to summer camps and church groups. Pushing 40 and out of shape but I regained confidence. Sometimes it's not the rink itself, it's the people. It was a very chill Sunday that wasn't too crowded. if you're nostalgic or you just want a good workout, it's good. But if you're expecting a modern 2025 skating rink with today's music and gen z'ers and alphas, it's not gonna happen.

I went with my wife and 2 year old. It costs $47.50 even though I didn't even skate. I can't…read morebelieve what they charge just to go inside and I have no idea how you charge for a 2 year old. This place is truly a rip off and they don't even invest their money well because it looks like a war zone location from the outside. It has probably never been updated from whenever they first opened decades ago. Miserable place.

Omg what a beautiful day this turn out to be , family friendly staff are always welcome and happy…read morewe are a part of this skating world ! My family had so much fun falling , laughing and just going in circles was so much fun ! I have to thank this environment for having such great service! Please go and enjoy your day here , while it lasts ! I know for sure we'll be back . Hot chocolate and pretzels at indoor concession stop !

Growing up, we had a lake that froze over right by our house, and we would skate all winter long. I…read moreloved being outdoors and figure skating or trying to play hockey as a kid. This rink brings me back to my childhood. It's, of course, outdoors, and super cheap with a Groupon (under $20 total, for two, with a Groupon). That price also includes the skate rental, which are readily available in all sizes. At the rink, they have music playing, and people of all ages on the ice. Although, the times I've visited, I've mainly seen younger teenagers and kids on the ice. About an hour into free skate, if the weather is warm, the rink can get a little soft and icy, but that's what you expect with an outdoor rink. The rink can get crowded at times and a lot of people tend to gather on towards the one entrance/exit. The inside ticket area offers no refreshments, vending machines or even water fountain, so come prepared and hydrated. They do have lockers, but you pay every time you open them (quarters only), so plan accordingly. Parking is easy and people are coming and going all fay, so even on the Sunday before Christmas, I was easily able to find a spot. The staff here seems to be mainly high school students, who are attentive and very friendly. Overall, a great way to spend some time outdoors in the winter.

This review is for ice skating during the winter: Ok rink,…read morevery small, nice view. Open Ice skating sessions are 1 1/2 hours. The website is tricky to navigate because there is also a site inHauppaguge with different times. There are only 10 lockers so don't expect any to be available. there's really no place to store your belongings unless you wear a backpack while skating or unless one person sits on the side and watches all the purses, wallets and extra "stuff" (assuming you don't want to leave it in the car). Even more tricky if you own your own skates. Also the parking lot is pretty small, so leave plenty of time to find parking in the catering hall lot next door (Danfords) or in the town parking lot (a 5 min walk away)

What a great place for novice skaters to try out their 4 wheels. My karate students (24) were the…read moreonly people on a Wednesday morning. They were greeted and helped by the very nice staff who picked up 21 kids for an hour and 1/2. Only 3 could skate. What a work out. Their time and effort was much appreciated. Empire State Karate left with all but 2 that could not navigate the rink at all. The rest learned to "walk n skate" with out falling. Progress was made thanks to the helpful staff. Thank You, Hanshi Joyce Santamaria