A fun past time for everyone all ages to enjoy exercise, interaction and fresh air. Canalside did a…read morephenomenal conversion for the ice rink into a roller rink. They allow for skate rentals, bring your own skates, walkers to borrow for those unsteady on skates, and an area to practice. Their is a ref, snack bar, themed skate nights and music. My mom loved to rollerskate when she was younger, and this was a great way for me to honor, celebrate her memory for a fun pastime she enjoyed.

This summer the ice skating rink turned into a roller rink! My adult self had no idea how much I…read moremissed retro roller skating. This was such an amazing idea. I haven't been on real skates probably since I was about 10. I had such an amazing time and want to go back when it's less crowded. I happened to go when there was also a silent disco happening which made it even more amazing! Some people skated and did the disco, other chose to hang out and just do the disco. Whatever you preferred was fine. The disco had 3 stations to choose from and everyone was having a ball. Pricing was very reasonable. $6 adult admission, $4 skate rental and the silent disco headphones were $5. You only had to pay for what you needed. There were plenty of rentals available, Pro Tip- women's sizing ran really big. So if you need skates bring some higher socks to protect your ankles and head down for a great time. At different times the rink was a little crowded. Since most people aren't used to skating it could be a little tricky to get around. It definitely took me a few laps to get used to not being on stable ground. After about 30 minutes we were tired and were happy to leave the growing crowd. There were walker type devices to help you get your footing down if you needed some help. One of the more treacherous parts was skating on the sidewalk and into the rink. It might not be a bad idea to put on your skates near the entrance. You can also walk sideways up and down the ramp so you don't roll up and down. They are open most days until the end of October. Check their website for opening times and dates. Follow the Buffalo Waterfront on Facebook to see upcoming weekly events. Snack bar with retro candies and canned alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks available. It was nice to see all kinds of people, different ages and a family friendly event!

The staff was very rude, unenthusiastic and acted like they'd rather be anywhere else in the world…read more We booked a room and multiple staff members kept coming in and out because apparently this is the room that their fridge and supply closet is in.... Which obviously wasn't disclosed when we paid for it. The pizza was very cheap and bland for the prices that we paid. NOT worth your money at all

Went for the first time about a month ago. Loved it. Played laser tag and threw axes. Then ended…read morethe night with some drinks at the bar. I'll definitely go again.

Great rink and prices. $2 to skate, $2 for rental skates. They also offer a $60 membership for the…read moreyear and then $30 halfway through the year.

I finally get to use the word Zaboni in a Yelp review!…read more After not having ice skated for a length of time that is longer than almost everyone still standing is alive, my friends decided they wanted to ice skating and wanted me to go with them. Thankfully, my size skate was not available at the skate rental counter, so the pressure was off. Well, at least for the first hour. Then skates became available and off I went! For just $3 I was suddenly on the ice. The skates felt good. I remembered how the shoes fit when I was younger and how to stand in them and keep my ankles straight. What I had forgotten was how easy it is get going really fast in almost nothing flat. Yikes! How do you slow down??? Well, I didn't crash, run over any other skaters, or fall down. I'd call it a complete success! There's public skating all year round every day. I was surprised about the walkers and other assists available. This facility is on the #25 Delaware bus route. And yes, there is a real Zamboni machine driven by a Zambonier.

A wonderful place to hang out while kids have play dates. Plenty of seating and enclosed enough…read morethat you can safely watch them. Really fun unique spot with a little bit of everything for the kids. They rearrange frequently so there's something new each time we go! I wish there were more places like this for older kids too, so fun and a great idea

Climb and Play Cafe is literally the best play place for toddlers !! My family loves climb and Play…read moreso much we have had my son's last 2 birthdays there. What I love about them is that they my toddler has access to toys and activities that are on his level with out me having to worry about big kids being too rough. There is a nice couch area for adult and they offer food, coffee and other snacks. Birthday parties are a decently priced and they recently got a separate party room where you can bring in your own food and drinks. I've brought my lil one just and hang out and we both had a ball. We will continue to come back here again and again !!

As someone who loves mini golf this is a great place. There aren't a lot of indoor options in…read moreBuffalo so there isn't much competition. The glow in the dark aspect is neat and adds a fun layer to the game. The entire course is in one room so if it is crowded you're right on top of everyone, which isn't the best. The course itself isn't too difficult, it's mainly just using angles since there isn't a lot of elevation changes. However, the starting point on a lot of the holes where you place the ball, the rug is a bit bunched up so you have to move your ball or else you just hit the bunch. I've gone twice, once on a Friday night which was packed and on Halloween which was abandoned and when I took the pictures. I would recommend this place if you like mini golf, though try not to go at a busy time.

If the larger chain competitor in the Walden Galleria is too overwhelming for your youngster, this…read moreis an excellent alternative! There are two rooms: The front is a small arcade (with air hockey!); the rear is a black light mini-golf designed for small children. It has the equivalent of bowling alley "bumpers" to keep the ball rolling in the right direction! This is a great place for birthday parties!

It's wonderful for the kids and for adults too! Thank goodness Niagara Falls has this splash Park…read morebecause 91st Street pool was vandalized this year unfortunately....

Fun pool with diving boards for the older kids and a slide for the younger ones, and a kiddie…read moremushroom pool close by for the even younger. Easy spectator entrance with a wrap around viewing area with benches to sit on (no reclining chairs) without much shade, and you don't have to pay if you don't swim. But it's only $1 for residents anyways. Was surprised on a 90 degree day it wasn't overcrowded at all. Minus one star for cold water.

Is the bingo hall or entrance wheelchair accessible does anyone know? We were trying to attend…read morebingo there but my husband has an electric scooter, he can't walk up or down stairs. We use to attend bingo there years ago and loved it. 5 stars

Knights of Columbus is the perfect spot to host a fun bowling party for any occasion. Dan & I went…read morelast week for my works holiday party and the ten bowling lanes were reserved for us! Tables were set up so we could put the sheets pizzas that were ordered and snacks people brought to share! My teacher friends, our significant others, and myself had a blast bowling!!! The bar was in a separate room with more fun games to play also. The customer service was top knotch and we can wait to go back bowling soon! The Knights of Columbus also has a basketball quart where anyone can play ball. Check it out in Kenmore!

When was the last time you went to a roller skating rink? One that has a bar, light fare, and lots…read moreof good old-fashioned video games? With karaoke, no less. If it's been a while (like probably never) then you should head out to Zone One. This isn't just an ordinary skating rink. It has the biggest rink I've ever seen. You can enjoy gliding on this beautiful surface. Zone One is appropriate for large corporate social events as well as group events and just general having a night out. As the name implies, even though it is primarily for adults at night, there is plenty for kids to do. It strikes me as the kind of place you would rent out for a large event yet you won't break the bank. I had a great time, and plan to return soon. On Amherst Street, just east of Main Street, Zone One is a short walk from the Amherst Metro Rail station and is on bus route 32. I saw no impediments for wheel chair access except the doors are manual. There is a rather high curb by the street so be careful. The staff wore masks, as did customers, but the rules are changing. The ventilation is excellent. The place has plenty of room so keeping a safe distance is easy. Because the venue is new, hours may be flexible. Currently closed Mondays and Tuesday, but this could change.