My nieces are ice hockey players and as a result, my wife and I are here often to cheer their teams…read moreon. All of our visits here have been very pleasant, with good parking and comfortable accommodations. Great facility for the surrounding community.

Do not play in the mens leagues here, refs are biased. They lose multiple teams every session due…read moreto it, don't waste your money paying these guys.

It's a childhood favorite it's my favorite and so many people love it! This place is definitely a…read moregreat environment and a good place to have birthday parties as well it's just one of the greatest things you could do with family!

It was kinda boring the songs were really bad its pretty cheap If you're on the budget go to hereread more

Really nice rink! Participated in a hockey tournament last week and really liked this venue. The…read morelocker rooms are clean - and they are very easy to access which is a huge bonus. Also, there are 6 locker rooms....so it enabled the flow of the teams in and out during the tournament to be very well organized. Oh...and the locker rooms are not absolutely freezing (the rink is cold...but it's supposed to be). The ice was generally in good shape - considering it was constantly being used. I've definitely skated on worse. There's a concession stand and a viewing area that's "inside" for those that can't handle the colder bleacher area. Very nice, well maintained facility.

It's officially called Merill Fay Arena and they have open public skating from noon to 1:30 pm on…read morethe weekends, Check out their website for more detail. The best thing about this place is the cheap rental $5, skating is $5/ person, 5 yrs under skate for free. We wanted our daughter to try skating for the first time, so found this place online. Be sure to bundle up as it is cold on the ice. The push bars for beginners are hung by the side of the rink, and its first come first serve, free. They have a basic snack bar, no locker, but plenty of space on the bench to park your shoes and things. Great place to bring your kid for a few hours of indoor fun.

It's a ice skating rink...not much else to say. It's got a small warming room, vending machines…read moreand good customer service. Check their website for public skate hours. if you homeschool your children, you should check out the public skate hours on Tuesday afternoon as it's primarily all homeschoolers. :-)

One of the best around for fan (parent) comfort. Heaters provided for free, recently renovated…read more Clean and friendly!

Out of the way place. Fairly new, lots of parking, good seating, clean rest rooms and they have…read moresnack bar. Do NOT bring any food/drinks inside that you did not buy there. PS, the coffee they sold me was cold and cost two bucks. Oh well that plus kids team lost big time - hay, the gas is cheap in NH! One out of three aint bad.

So much fun to go skating here! There are places to sit and rest and bathrooms along with a warming…read morehut with snacks and drinks!

It was so cold and windy this day, but I mean...it's winter in Maine. Brought my daughter here to…read moremeet two friends for skating. It was pretty crowded, they didn't skate long. The atmosphere is nice here, there's toilets (porta potties), a snack bar (with alcohol too!), a really good peanut butter cup hot chocolate! Yum! Plenty of seating for parents. Even a fire pit! I think some more fire pits would be nice...social distancing! So my one complaint...no one was enforcing masks. So many people walking around with "drinks" for extended amount of time, with their masks down their chins. I watched kids sit their butts on the area of the picnic tables in front of the snack shack where people eat. Eww. I feel like we'd enjoy this venue so much more if COVID wasn't a thing. Maybe next year!