My son had some hockey training thing here. Cute arena, maybe cute is not the right word. It's…read morepretty big and robust and apparently their fries are worth a try. I look forward to trying them one day if hockey remains a thing in his life. It's a nice big arena and I think it was reasonably heated.

This is a small outdoor skating rink open during the winter. There's lots of benches around the…read morerink to put on or take off your skates and keep your stuff on. We came on a Sunday morning just after 10 am and the zamboni was finishing up on the rink. The rink got progressively busier the longer we stayed. A lot of families came with young children learning how to skate. There were also some teenagers zipping around the rink and generally taking up a lot of space while everyone tried to skate at a leisurely pace. There's plenty of paid parking nearby or alight at North York Centre station if taking the subway.

We were looking for a less notable (and hopefully less busy) rink to go skating at in Toronto. Mel…read moreLastman Square came to mind. During the summer the rink is a shallow man-made pond and in the winters it becomes an ice rink. Parking around here can be a little tricky in the winter due to all the snowbanks that are taking up the street parking. There is free parking on Sundays till 1pm on some of the side streets nearby, just heed the parking signs. We arrived around 10am and were just in time to see the Zamboni come out to resurface the ice. There are some benches around the rink where you can put your skates on and leave your belongings. There aren't really any indoor facilities that you can go into to warm up but there is a Starbucks nearby where you can grab a hot chocolate. It did get busier as the day went on and about 12pm was the peak time we saw most people there.

Rinx was the venue of the first Yelp event I attended a couple years ago, and I was back recently…read morefor a staff townhall/fun day. The conference room they have is quite nice and holds up well to many other venues. There were issues with the wireless mic working properly for a bit at the beginning however. The food was probably the lowest point and they may wish to consider stepping up their options for groups like the one we had, depending on how serious they are to have corporate groups come in. With that said, Rinx has nearly a dozen separate activities and they deserve credit for pulling that off. The bumper cars/whiffle-ball game was almost universally regarded as one of the favourites. I hadn't played laser tag in nearly two decades, but it was fun doing it again and the arena they had for it was up there with most I played in back in the day. Everyone loves bowling, and the games room is an easy crowd pleaser with: air hockey, fussball, pool etc...There's a few others as well, and about the only one that was a bit poor was the mini golf which felt like they designed it as a bit of an afterthought. There is also a roller rink, though it was not used for the event. The staff did their job, but could do better at smiling and showing better customer service than just the basic level. There's a few things Rinx could improve upon, but they still deserve a lot of credit for offering so much, and surely something for everyone. It's worth checking out for sure.

What A fun night! We had so much fun. Firstly we made our way to the bumper cars next we tried Time…read moreFreak then we went bowling. We sampled some cupcakes cookies waffles on a stick corn dogs, and what carnival is complete without cotton candy! The beers we sampled from Mill Street and Amsterdam were delicious thank you so much to all of the vendors. Thank you so much for organising this fun Yelp carnival event. I hope I'm lucky enough to be invited back again next year.

I learned figure skating here, and I owe a lot to the passionate instructors. They are patient and…read moreprofessional, which resulted in pleasant learning experience that lasted years. They take time to teach each move and technique, and they only move onto next after it is perfected. The club is showing its age, but it is still a good place as equipment and rink itself are in good condition

I go for classes . There was a open house and the guide said it is rank as grade A community…read moreCenter. For the city, this is old community and renovate some part in the community Center. This place has swimming pool on 1 side with slide . It is a smaller pool compare to standard pool size. It is always busy. Besides pool, it has tennis court outdoor, 2 squash court, a small area for stretch , all purpose room and gym room with equipment. The good part is it has jacuzzi and sauna and not all city community Center has this facility. It also has indoor skating rink. Outdoor also has a rink for skateboard. There is parking . Although it cannot be compare to be as nice as the newly built community Center, it has quite unique facilities. With city has new program for gym membership , the membership is apply to most of the community Center include this one. I pay around $90 for 3 months. Good deal

lane swimming was bad the staff was also really rude and gave attitud.read more

What a neat experience at the Skating Lab…read more Skating and the proper stride makes a huge difference on the ice and that's the emphasis here at ProStride Skating Lab Toronto. The main feature is a skating treadmill which allows skaters to race on the track with no glide ensuring the skater gives full effort. Ryan was a fantastic coach, approachable and accommodating for our skater. He was patient and was able to encourage adjustments and improvements in a short time. We are looking forward to our next visit with another fellow coach with a physio background. The treadmill comes with a tether to allow skaters to safety lift off the treadmill when the speed becomes too fast. There are multiple mirrors and cameras to capture the proper strides. A goalie screen can also be used for shooting in stride. The services here provided by owner Jeff also includes skate sharpening and profiling. The owner is easygoing and has an ice equipment background. The location is next to Chesswood Arena and there entrances both front and back at the Skating Lab. Skip it or hit it? It's definitely worth a visit to touch up on the proper skating mechanics.

From the owner: A place to come and get your skates tuned to fit your skating style. If it's a fresh sharpening to…read morea new profile or a complete re-alignment of your blades Pro Skate Corner is your place to come for detailed work the same as if you played in the NHL.