The best ever. Great rink Fun for all ages The…read moremanagement and volunteers are all top notch Full snack bar. Adult nights. All skate family. You can even rent it out for parties See for yourself and go

What a treat! This indoor roller rink is roomy, clean, and family friendly! The management and…read morethe volunteers are friendly and welcoming. A great price $5 to rent and $5 to roll! Great location too, centrally located in the heart of Greenport!

It's pretty nice to have access to an ice skating rink nearby. Easy to get to, lots of parking…read more Decent hours for free skate, and other opportunities for hockey and lessons. When we got in it really wasn't clear where to go. For a first timer it was confusing. Cost was pretty steep with rentals. And the rental skates were uncomfortable at best. But it's a fun trip, worth trying with kids or friends.

The good is that kids skate and have fun and it's mostly run by nice people however today at 7:30…read moreit was 80° and I asked somebody behind a very thick pane of glass why the air-conditioning isn't on she said what air? This is the town run building and then I could feel the breeze from inside her a little office. It's going to be 97° and they will be bringing campers inside to get them out of the heat outside and it will be just hot inside . They absolutely have an ability to cool the building down otherwise they would have a melted ice rink Lol Bethpage Rinx has air conditioning all summer . When I looked it up, this is what it says :While not explicitly requiring air conditioning, the need to maintain acceptable indoor air quality and manage humidity levels in indoor skating rinks, particularly those using resurfacing machines, often necessitates the use of robust ventilation systems that may include air conditioning or other cooling components. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency notes this may include equipping facilities with two ventilation units, one for the rink and one for public areas. Important Note: Specific local codes and ordinances within individual towns and counties may impose additional requirements regarding air conditioning or indoor climate control in public buildings, so checking with the relevant local authorities is always advisable.

Everything! Was awesome this places is my home and food is great! Overall 5 stars! Love playing…read morehockey here!

This place is awesome for hockey events! Had my sons jamboree u10 tournament last week and it was…read moreawesome! They did a great job of organising the event and it was a great experience for young players! They bubble kept it warm and cozy during the windy cold day, highly recommended this place!

https://www.unitedskates.com/seaford/event/minion-luau/…read moreTonight is Minion-luau night. It's a nice place good music today is a great night for my daughter to enjoy 4:30-8:30. It has the skating right with beautiful art around it and them on the outer part it has the arcade and food. The price wasn't to bad $39 for the both of us her skates a game card me to get in and a super pass glow.

One of the few skate rinks left on the island! Took the kids here to try out their new roller…read moreskates, the venue was crowded with birthday party's but you could still go and pay an admission to skate as well. Staff were helpful, place was pretty clean. Could probably gain to lose the dancing dinosaur routine but overall a fun afternoon.

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

By far the very best attributes to this facility are both the convenience of parking and the ultra…read morelow cost of participation. On a cold Sunday afternoon, my daughter was pleading with me take her ice skating and the only other option was outside on a windy day so we opted to come here. Checkin was a breeze. Town of Oyster Bay residents get a healthy break but even though we live in Huntington, it was a super low price to skate for three hours for $14- that's including the skate rentals. So a super slam dunk for this low cost activity to burn some calories and pent up energy. The staff was friendly and we were up and running in no time at all. There were two windows open for payment and about 4 people behind to get your skates. Leave one of your shoes and they give you a pair in your size. The rink was divided into a trio of areas. The center was used for those who figure skate. And one side was coned off for additional practice. The rest was set up for those who do the traditional counter clockwise circular skating we all are accustomed to. At about half-time, the Zamboni came out to refinish the ice and made for a clean, smooth ride. There are guards there for safety but as far as I could see, were really unnecessary. Bleachers are set up for those who don't want to break their butts (like me) and can cheer on their team or little one while they skate. There is a pro shop inside to buy whatever you might need. For a low cost event, this really was a no- brainer.

This is one thing that I enjoy during winter! The place has…read morea vast parking lot, easy to find for those unfamiliar with the area. The rent and ticket to enter are different for residents but still very reasonable. The skates were great, newer than in other places we had been. You need to give one of your shoes as a deposit. The place has many locker rooms; bring your own lockers if you have something valuable. The ring itself is excellent; there were many people, but my husband and I enjoyed it. It seems like a lot of people on Long Island know how to skate)

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.