We had such a blast at the Westbury Bank Aquapark in West Bend! Our family (two adults and an…read more11-year-old) went for the first time, and we couldn't stop smiling. The inflatables are HUGE--slides, climbing spots, and even a swing that had us laughing like kids. The whole area is great for a full day out. There are picnic tables if you want to bring lunch, a concessions stand for snacks, a splash pad for the little ones, and a regular swimming area if you just want to relax. Everything felt clean and well-maintained, and the staff was super friendly and safety-focused (life jackets for everyone). At $8 per person for a two-hour session, it's such an affordable family outing compared to other water attractions. We'll definitely be back--it's the perfect mix of fun, exercise, and summer vibes

Is West Bend keeping up its parks and downtown to attract young families? It sure seems to be!…read moreRegner Park has so many amenities from fishing piers, to baseball fields, a tranquil labyrinth garden and swimming area, all make this park a top notch local park and local destination.

I had never been here until my team had tryouts here last night (our normal barn is undergoing some…read moreice maintenance). This is an EXCELLENT barn. The first thing I noticed was the size of this place. Apparently there's two rinks, which definitely makes sense. We were on the north rink. The stands are nice and even offer ADA/accessible seating--not something I typically expect at a rink like this. For my fellow sports photographers: absolutely my new favorite rink to shoot at. The glass is WELL maintained and clean. I can actually get "behind the post" shots here. Can't say that about many other rinks! The lighting is light years better than most other rinks. Overall, it seems to be a great rink and well-managed.

Decent joynt. Got 2 sheets of ice. They are well maintained and skating on the ice is decent. (…read morethats what im told from people in the know) Concessions are nothing special. Pizza ,hot dogs, cocoa, pop, water and more. They dont sell liquor that im aware of. Plenty of parking out front and on the side. Both Boys & Girls NCAA D3 from Concordia play here. Boys Concordia club team in ACHA plays here along with plenty of youth programs. So its usually busy. But well organized, operated and maintained.

Great little pavilion in our area. It hosts summer music series in the warm months and winter…read moreskating when things turn chilly. I learned recently that it's also a polling location for folks in the surrounding wards. I popped in to cast my vote in the election and it was my first time actually inside. Turns out it's essentially a warming house with a big ol' fire place in the middle as a place to get warm during skating season. There is plenty of free parking available. Games and events are always taking place. I look forward to returning when the snow falls!

The temperatures are dropping & you're already peering outside your window, looking for the first…read moresigns of spring? Not so fast. True, winter means snow storms, bone chilling winds, shoveling, icy roads & lots of other things we'd all rather forget. But, winter also brings opportunities for a wide array of great outdoor activities, including a traditional favorite--ice skating. Longacre Skating Pavilion & skating rink are right next to Stormonth Elementary school at 7343 N Longacre Rd. The skating rink has one area for free skating & a 2'nd for ice hockey. Although, stray pucks tend to find their way into the free skating area. The ice surface can be pretty bumpy. Nobody around here owns a Zamboni! Skaters are invited to go inside the pavilion to warm up, the fireplace is awesome & always ablaze on weekends. The skating pavilion also hosts games & events. Free parking is available.

We attended an evening birthday party at this facility. There is parking on the left side of the…read morebuilding and the entrance is facing the street. Upon approaching the door the area is clean and clear of any hazards. Once you walk into the building you are in an open bright colored room with information posted, and it appears your will need to be buzzed into the next set of doors. Upon entering into the rink area to the right in an area to purchase skates and/or skate accessories and next to that is the concessions. Just a couple of steps from the concessions is the washrooms. Then coming back there are tables and just past those is the right. Dj booth is in the front as well. Going straight through the door there are games and moving past those is the prize area and skate rental area. The beverages are over $3.00 and some change each, but they sell the pitcher for a little over $6.00. They offer pizza and snacks as well. We ordered the nachos and fries. The nachos which were good, but those fries, they were so good. This group rented the whole place to enjoy their birthday and is was very nice. Employees were both very kind and fast. They use great colors, bright. Makes it fun!

This place is amazing! Friendly staff, very clean and great snack bar. Floor is smooth and after 8…read moreis perfect for advanced skaters and teens. We will definitely make the trek down here again (we live about an hour away - worth the trip for us).

Come the season change, a small lot area on the backside of the Beerline Trail that runs between…read moreBremen and Fratney transforms itself into an ice rink. It's not the biggest rink around but it is definitely a part of the neighborhood that lets you know winter is coming! I personally know the guys who set this up and this is something the Riverwest neighborhood loves as it is the "Riverwest People's Ice Rink" for the people and by the people. No charge to get in or on, just bring your skates and enjoy! This rink is part of the essence of the Riverwest neighborhood and I feel lucky to live right behind it!

I love this place! It's if you bring your own ice skates. And the helper was free to use on…read moreChristmas Eve. The ice was well taking care of. We ran into some friends while we were there. It wasn't crowded the time we went, we got on the ice a few times. Bathroom was close and you can buy drinks inside. Available bench and lockers, water fountain on site.

It's free to skate here so if you bring your own, you can just hop on the ice. Our rentals cost $11…read moreand you had to exchange your shoes for them. I had a great time here even though I felt like I could not skate at all. I was literally holding the railing almost the whole time. The I started using the walker which I stalked so I didn't have to crouch. It was snowing and honestly just in a great place in city to be during the night.

Came for an "Adult Birthday Anniversary" party and it was a blast from the past. Nothing has…read morechanged in my opinion for this ancient business Great fun all around

Look. I used to love this place pre-covid. I used to come here all the time, as well as Rollaero. I…read morewent on a Saturday night specifically for the adults only skate night. On this particular night, it was supposed to be 90s and 2000s music. I really don't want to complain, but my friends and I paid 15 dollars a piece for only 2 and a half hours of skating. It was nice at first becuase there weren't too many people, but then they seemed to just stop caring that most of the people skating were not 18. And the music was not 90s 00s. If I wanted to skate with children and listen to rap I would have come to a normal session. I will politely decline from coming to another adult skate unfortunately.

A definite throwback and a really good one. We stopped in on a recent Sunday session (1-4 pm)…read more Entrance fee is $10 per person and comes with free skate rentals. Cash only with an ATM on site. The wooden rink floor is quite large and well taken care for. A bevy of games interspersed throughout the day make it fun for all. Solid sound and lighting system. Standard rink food for those that need a bite to eat. A lot of birthday parties being hosted so expect a lot of smaller skaters on the floor. They do have a dress code (no short shorts, tank tops, exposed midriffs, etc so keep that in mind as you suit up for your rollerskating adventure.

I've loved this place for years. I've had both my kids' birthdays there, and that went great…read more Recently though, my daughter enjoys going skating just for fun (and it's great exercise!!) I wasn't aware of the dress code though. I wore a sleeveless shirt because I knew I was going to get hot. They offered a free tshirt to wear to cover up my shoulders. Wore it for most of the time but it just got too darn hot. They stopped me and told me to put on a shirt or leave. Threatened to call the sheriff's office to force me to leave, but there was really no need because I was too offended at the apparent accusation of dressing like a ho. I was not dressed provocatively... just no sleeves. I left early, with all 4 kids I brought and I'm not coming back until the dress code loosens up a little. It says IN GOD WE TRUST on their sign in front. Based, and I'm Christan too. Jesus told me that showing my shoulders is not inappropriate in a family-friendly setting. They lost my business.