Keith is a patient and understanding instructor. If you're looking for a rink with great music and…read morefriendly skaters this is the place to go.

Amazing!!!!!! If you want to really learn how to skate AND have a great time, come here! I just…read morefinished an 8 week class of "Skate Basics+Fitness". I hadn't roller skated since I was 12 and now I'm a really confident skater. It's a great workout too! You won't get this kind of attention and instruction anywhere else. This place focuses on adult skaters, age 21 and older. The classes are small. I took a class for one hour on Sundays with the same 8 people and we kept building upon what we learned. Adjustments and modifications are available for people with injuries too. We had students of all ages in this class, from 30's to 70's and we could all do it and work at our level. This personalized type of class doesn't exist anywhere else. Also, on Wednesday nights at 8:30pm, you can come here and practice and skate for $10. (They have free parking available out front.) I had the good fortune to be taught by the owner, Keith. Keith is a spectacular skater and human being. He is kind, patient, funny, and an excellent teacher. He has truly built a supportive skating community and I'm honored to be a part of it. Keith offers a variety of classes and he is also working on new classes to offer. He's open to ideas and feedback too. I'll be taking a class on outdoor skating next, as well a workshop on backwards skating. Learning how to skate here was the best decision I've made in a long time. I highly recommend taking class and joining this awesome skating community!

Had my daughter's birthday party here. They only do private rental as the space is small. Very…read moreclean, accommodating, and staff was attentive and polite. They did the decorating on our theme, food and cake table (we brought cake), played whatever music we wanted, and also had walkers for newbies. The kids had a blast!!!! Would recommend!!

It is a great family oriented establishment. It has been in business for a long time. They are…read morecommitted to providing a skating environment and a great experience for all in the surrounding areas.

Hadn't been skating in some years, so i decided to try DRW. The guy that finally came to the skate…read morebooth to give me skates, was extremely rude and obnoxious. I needed one size smaller and went to lhk, and he was using his phone; had the nerve to get pissed off at me. The skating rink was dry and i kept having to catch my balance; eventually falling as i rarely use to. The best part of the experience was meeting a cpl of nice ladies and guys, and the skate time from 10am-1pm was cool. Needless to say, I won't be back because of RUDE DUDE!!

Brought the biggest smile to my face. Hasn't changed since I used to visit quite frequently as a…read more13-15 year old - over 30 years ago. I mean, I'm pretty sure those tables are the same and now I want French fries. I'm not sure this would normally be a good thing but all of the great memories have romanticized it. 5 stars!

Has no suitable changing area for female hockey players attending coed events/rentals. Earlier…read moretoday I attended a private drop in with a group of mostly men and a few other women. The other women in the group don't mind changing with the men but I prefer not to, so I requested a separate room (women's changing room, referee room, etc). The woman at the counter, who was less than pleasant, said she "couldn't let" me use a ref room or any other locker room in any of their FOUR rinks. She offered me a place to change with no skate mats, in the furthest rink (1) from the one we were playing on (4). This is totally unacceptable in 2025! I play in many different arenas around Detroit and Toledo, several in much less affluent cities than Troy, and they all provide me with some place to change that can accommodate my skates and is not a public restroom.

The Troy Sports Center is a large facility with 4 sheets of ice, a dance studio and a sports rehab…read moreplace upstairs. There are many reasons to like this facility, namely the large locker rooms, quality ice surfaces, and the pro-shop located in the lobby. The pro-shop is a separate business, but they have all of your equipment needs and can do a good job on your skate sharpening and repairs. There is a snack shop and plenty of vending machines, but there is no bar or alcohol sales. This rink has the full compliment of learn-to-skate, open-skate, youth hockey at all levels and mens' league. I didn't rate this 5 stars because the building is outdated and is missing a few of the modern touches of a true multi-plex. It's still a great place to play, practice or watch hockey.

there vending machine suck as the pop in expired since 10-25-25, ther they don't give out change.read more

I first skated the arena in the early '70's. If memory serves, the west rink was outside. Windy…read moredays sucked. Now both sheets are indoors with wonderful resources to tend to their upkeep. They have a quaint little pro shop which has the basic necessities to potentially save the day. A bit pricey but, then again, you wouldn't do your equipment shopping here unless you were in a pinch. I know of a few instances where kids have needed an emergency skate sharpening. Critically important at the speed and level they play at. A basic little snack bar is available when you enter and restrooms just in case. Plenty of metal bleacher seating in both arenas and picnic tables in the lobby in case you get too cold. If your new to this world of ice sport spectating, bring a blanket and seat cushion. At least for the first visit. They have a fully functioning ice resurfacing machine and a small ever changing staff to maintain the building. Skate rental is available. Open skate and pickup hockey is offered. Check online for more details. 1/20

Much thanks to all the staff at the Rink!! My three Florida girls went from clinging to the wall…read moreto actually skating. The staff gave them a few tips, helped them up at times, and taught them how to get themselves back up. By the end of 2 hours they were getting themselves around pretty well without falling. Every staff member on the ice took time to help them. Highlight of our President's Day weekend trip and they're begging to go back.

What a great winter centerpiece to downtown Detroit! We came to skate on a Sunday morning in…read moreJanuary, and were the first ones at the entrance to the office. I brought my own skates, and my husband rented his. The staff was very friendly! There wasn't much space to sit to put your skates on, so I could see this being an issue if it's very busy. We were quickly on the ice, and the rink was very well kept, and perfectly smoothed over! There were several staff members skating around, and one was more than happy to stop and take my picture when asked. We didn't have long to stay, but we really enjoyed our time! I could see it being very uncomfortable though with a lot of skaters, and we were just lucky that it wasn't too crowded. I will say that you should plan ahead for what to do with your belongings, because when you rent skates you get to put your shoes where the skates came from, but if you don't rent them, you have to pay for a cubby. I had a small drawstring backpack that I carried my skates in, so I used that, which worked fine! The little bar wasn't open yet, but we certainly would have purchased a hot drink had it been!

Modern is the best. The first time I went when I moved to Michigan in 2021 it reminded me exactly…read moreof going to Vans skatepark in California 2 decades ago. Been hitting it at least once a week since. So lucky to have something like this local- especially for the winters. I hope modern stays open forever.

My mom and I took my nephew here since my brother and SIL were in town for an anniversary e…read more Open from noon to 8PM on Saturday. $16 for two hours of skating and $25 for all day skating. They do lock-in skating events usually during holidays mostly. There are tables for the folks that aren't skating and they have Wi-Fi and a parent room that's quieter. Two seat high tables along the fence for the minor kids and a bunch of random couches by the main entrance. The parent room provides a bit of shelter from the constant noise of wheels rolling over metal plates at the top and bottom of a ramp. The interior is a big open warehouse. Fenced in for the skaters. Not fancy, but lots of different ramps for skateboarding, rollerblading or for razor scooters. My nephew wanted to try out every ramp to see which one was to his liking. Do bring a book, noise canceling headset and maybe a phone charger too. If you need snacks, Kroger is just across Stephenson and Penn Station subs just a half a mile away. They do have some snacks in the 3 vending machine. Probably a bit more fun coming with friends. My nephew felt a bit comfy after a half hour of getting the lay of the land. It can feel a bit chilly in the warehouse. My nephew said there's some fun ramps and runs, he was getting toasty running around some. Not me. He walks some and studies them ahead of skating to see what's on the other side to make sure there aren't any stairs on the other side of a ramp. My nephew likes the two half circle ramp with the flat landing in between. He also enjoyed the bowl, which has a slope to enter it.

Great place and respite break for moms. My son loves it…read moreespecially the trampoline, and balls!

The staff at We Rock the Spectrum were so passionate, hardworking, and kind. The space itself was…read moreincredible -- clean, thoughtfully designed, and full of fun. My daughter could have played there all day!