I love going to this rink! They have large, heated locker rooms for hockey, a good ice surface, and…read moresome nice bleachers to watch hockey, skating, or whatever is going on. Right outside there is also a street hockey rink and a athletic field used for multiple sports The location is also good, plenty of restaurants and stuff in Dorchester near by

Lobby: nice warm entry/seating…read more Rink: cold but not unbearable. Great ice surface. Seating available and set so you are above the boards. Locker/Rest Rooms: clean Food: small snack bar that does not offer much. ~Myra

a good place for family and child. We love this place. it has different views in different season.read more

Romantic notion when you're pretty much skating on concrete?…read more The admission fee and rentals make this spot totally not worth. You're really only here for the location and that nebulous "romantic feel". The ice itself is atrocious, even though the rink (and I use that term lightly) does get a Zamboni out from time-to-time. But the ice is so uneven. You can see concrete in some spots, with how some of the ice is so thin. You'll encounter a lot of folks that cannot stay vertical on skates, it's just the reality. Don't be surprised when someone behind you suddenly grabs you in desperation to prevent themselves from falling. Plus it's super crowded here during peak times. There are so many other nearby spots of grab better and more affordable concessions, so don't fall for the ones here.

Relive your childhood skating in this family-friendly and musically dynamic atmosphere. Flashing…read morelights add visual intensity. The music selection should appeal to all ages, running the gamut from disco 70s to more contemporary dance selections. Enjoy watching the talented skaters while you hone your skill and improve with every lap around the vintage wooden skate floor. Menu options were diverse (wings, chicken tenders, hot dogs, hamburgers, pizza, French fries) and prices were such that you didn't feel financially insulted. Slushie machine not working on this night, some sodas were out, and parking can be a bit tricky, but all in all, Chez Vous was intoxicatingly fun.

Best soul food in Boston served every Sunday!!! I swear you won't be disappointed!!! The banana…read morepudding cake is impeccable no notes!!!

Nice place to skate without many people on the ice. Good ice conditions today. Easy free parking…read moreand to find this place

My husband and I love this spot for free ice skating…read more We've been trying to go during the week so that it's less crowded than the weekend times (better for practicing), but the website doesn't seem to provide very accurate information for times. I think that aspect could use a lot of help.

Went public skating Saturday afternoon and they never resurfaced the ice, it was in rough shape.read more

This rink just keeps getting better. The ice looks awesome now. The lines and circles are BRIGHT…read morewith fresh paint. The glass is clear. It looks great. The guys here really care and are working hard to make this the best rink in the area!

Okay rink, slightly above average, good viewing for photographers and video. Good pro shop and…read moresnack bar. Plenty of parking. No alcohol sales and only one bathroom in a facility with three sheets, cafe, pro shop etc

Nice facility. It's big. There are 3 rinks and a LOT of locker rooms. Of course, the locker…read morerooms are pretty small and today, we had to share it with another team. Impossible. Also, even though it's a beautiful day today, it was really, really cold inside.

Clean and well-maintained rink with good amenities and heated lobby. FYI no bleachers, only…read morefloor-level benches. We do skating lessons here through The Skating Club of Boston's Skating Academy.

I liked public skate at this place. Limited parking keeps the crowd to a manageable level…read more Note that it's cash only!

*** 2019-2020 ***…read more The Reilly Memorial Rink at Cleveland Circle is a short walk from both the final stop on the C Line, and the Reservoir Station on the D Line. During my first visit this season, I noticed that the ladies room had been moved to the corner, and enlarged with a separate changing room space that isn't padded to protect any ice skates on your feet. I also noticed that they didn't zamboni the ice that public skate time. Public skating begins 11/29/19, ends 3/1/20 Public skating hours Saturday & Sunday: 2pm - 3:50pm Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: 12pm - 1:50pm Wednesday: public stick time 12pm - 1:50pm

The only pro of this establishment is that there is free-of-charge public skating. The rentals are…read morealso decently cheap, $7 for figure skates & $8 for hockey skates I believe. Aside from that, there really isn't anything special. The second I got onto the ice, I was bombarded by about 25 little kids who consistently kept falling right in front of my skates. Keep in mind, this wasn't as hazardous as it could've been because I was only able to go about 2 mph on my skates as each square-foot was covered by an ice skater. I felt like I was playing dodgeball. By no means was this the fault of the kids, because everyone learns to skate at some point and it was actually quite cute seeing them learn. However, the public skating hours are very limited (2 hours per weekend day) + (the fact that it's free). Everybody is gonna sprint there! This isn't ideal, practice, or physically safe. There was absolutely no room to skate freely. Also, the rental hockey skates I got were very weird, the blade was not centered correctly and it seemed like it needed some sharpening.

Two full hockey rinks inside with stadium seating. Pretty cold for the summer weather so I'm sure…read moreit's freezing in colder weather. They have a cafe up top but it wasn't open for the Boston Breakout where they could've made a lot of money. Bathrooms are decent. Overall a clean ice rink with ample parking.

Very clean. Very new…read more Plenty of toilets in the restroom so I never had to wait in a line. But, if ur a contractor there's no microwave or toaster over. Ur stuck w cold food if u brought it, or buy it from food court. The ice is very clean & smooth. Parking is reasonable and spacious. The soda fountain is not self serve in the food court.

Unique outdoor skate spot! Storage lockers on site, validated parking near by!…read more Staff is attentive, well priced, nearby to food and shops!

We went on a Sunday afternoon with our preschooler for his first time on the ice. Not the least…read moreexpensive around but better than the Frog Pond and way less crowded. The staff are friendly. The music is good but not too loud, which is a must for my kiddo. They do not have assists but the rail at the top of the boards isn't too high so he was able to hang on. Slow pokes do stay to the edge and learners right in the center. It's an odd shaped small rink which makes it easy to move between rails and center without passing a (frozen) sea of people . Definitely a good place for a nice casual skate. We will be going back.