Just came from my best friend's son's birthday here and it was SO MUCH FUN!! the owner is such a…read moresweet woman and even took the time to teach my 23 year old boyfriend how to roller skate haha! such an amazing place for a birthday party, so much cool stuff to do! we started off with a nerf war, had pizza and drinks provided and ended with roller skating! the owner even let the 3 year old birthday boy ride his new electric truck inside! i would recommend this place to anyone looking for a super fun packed birthday party!! we will definitely be back (even in our 20s we had an absolute blast in here!!!)

This is good clean family fun!!!…read more How long has it been since you roller skated? Give it a try, you will remember everything in a lap or two.

The new owners are fantastic and really bringing the sport park back to life…read more It was a great place to hold a fundraising walk for my organization. The owners were helpful throughout the event planning process and their staff were so supportive the day of the event. I would definitely hold an event here again and definitely recommend it to others. The location is easy to get to, known by many, and offers so many amenities.

Depends on the improvements made. It was an excellent place to go for activities when it opened…read morebut went almost out of business quickly. Hope the life has been put back into the park. Part of what people like myself look for visiting Erie.

When I was a kid my dad used to take me and my brother there…read more Down the road where are cabin was at there used to be a game room with video games and there used to be a go cart track there is the arcade and go cart track still there and if not why isn't it there no more

The good: 1. It's nice to still have a roller skating rink…read moreopen. 2. The old school arcade games are fun if they're working. Gex X parents who accompany their kids but are not skating will appreciate this. 3. The place certainly has "good bones" and a lot of potential. It's still fun despite its many shortcomings. The bad: 1. It's filthy. Whether it's the bathrooms, snack area, or the skating floor, it doesn't appear that there is any routine cleaning going on. 2. The floor is dangerous. A large section of it is so warped and rough that I'm not sure how they manage to get insurance on the place. Maybe they don't? It's a bad accident waiting to happen. And at the other end of the skating floor there is a bouncy house occupying a significant area of the floor. The surrounding area (being near the snack bar) is often littered with food debris which can jam up skates and cause falls. 3. There's no music variety. They play the same few songs every session and if you go often it gets old fast. 4. More session availability and times are needed. "Back in the day" we had rinks catering to the younger crowd for early daytime sessions, and older kids and adults for evening sessions. This worked well and kept the younger kids safer. Having more events like 80s/90s nights with music for skaters in their 30s-50s would be nice. We still skate. We grew up skating. 5. As soon as the music stops, they turn off the lights. It gets very dark in the building so it can be difficult for people to gather their items and safely exit at the end of session. This can be risky for young children and older adults accompanying them. 6. The cost is now $15 per person to enter a filthy building with a floor that is almost too dangerous to skate on. Some cosmetic upgrade attempts have been made but much more effort is needed to make this place safe. Even a modern skating rink would be reaching to charge $15 per person, making it a $60 trip just to walk in the door if a family of four wants to skate together. Many local residents can't afford that. On a personal experience note, I used to take my kids here every weekend, often both days. Due to unavoidable schedule issues, there were times we only got to skate for half of the session or less. My kids loved to go, so we did. Ashtabula is in short supply on indoor entertainment. One time I asked the owner if he could reduce the cost even a little because we missed half of the session; he got very rude and asked me if I went to baseball games late and asked for a discount. (???) Never mind that the comparison made no sense. I spent heaps of money over the years at this business (parties for my kids, encouraging friends and family to have their kids' parties there, countless sessions, shirts, snack bar, video games, you name it) and that was how a loyal customer was treated. It wasn't the denial of my request but the extremely rude response, which was really unnecessary. As a result (of the rude treatment, not the cost itself) I ended up saving the money I would have spent there and buying my kids outdoor roller skates. We found parking lots and roads were much smoother than that rink floor. And since the price was raised substantially besides, with no obvious improvement or benefit, we've found no reason to return.

Really only fun place to bring kids that's indoor in Ashtabula. Plus they have a big screen tv for…read morethe parents. But I would've gave more stars if it wasn't for the fact that its freezing in that place , I mean freezing . Like need a burn barrel freezing wear a snow suit freezing!!