We visited Starlite Skating Rink today for Memorial Day with the kids. It's often a very fun and…read morefamily-friendly environment, and we've always enjoyed coming here. The recent upgrades are nice and definitely enhance the experience. However, I do think the music selection could better match the family-friendly atmosphere, especially during times when younger kids are present. Some songs played felt a bit inappropriate for the setting. For example, while "Nasty Girl" by Tinashe is a popular song, it didn't feel suitable for a space geared toward families and children. Overall, it's a great place, but being a bit more mindful of age-appropriate music would really make the experience even better for everyone.

Small! Today is a Free skate day from 2-7 pm. It is WILD and dangerous with the teenagers and…read moretheir careless skating. Very unsupervised. I've brought my granddaughter to much nicer and controlled rinks. For the smaller skaters today is not the best day. The wall is too high to keep an eye on the smaller skaters. And did I say, IT IS A CROWDED DAY since it is FREE IF, IF we return it will be on a calmer day!! The venue is nice, with several things to do

Even though I've sent my children here before with other adults for events, my first time in was…read moreover spring break on one of the discount days. The offerings are very similar to the Starlite in McDonough and it's a good quality experience for the price. My children had lots of fun both skating and climbing in the jungle gym. I appreciated that the other customers were so friendly. The older children were looking out for the younger ones, despite being strangers. My major critique is that the concession stand is pricey and the line moves sloooow.

Nice facility. Advertisement for hours of operation were incorrect. Also when I checked in and…read morereceived a Free Small drink, I was told they do t honor coupons or rewards.

We use to visit this place every weekend when the boys were younger. It was a great place to spend…read moretime together. The owner is terrific

From the owner: We are a family owned and operated, fun for all agea, full service retail Roller Skating Arena that…read morespecializes in birthday parties, public sessions, private events, and benefits.

Me and my friend went to go skating but we were refused at door because we were dressed…read more"inappropriately" while in reality we were fully clothed. The lady at the front was very rude about it gesturing at are body's while saying " you can't be here like that" as if we were naked. Our skating rink back home has no dressed code like this because you are there to skate if you have a problem with your kid seeing someone in a croptop maybe you should just teach your kids better instead of trying to tell a grown women what to wear. Also it said absolutely nothing about this dress code on their website so we went out of our way just to drive an hour to this place just to be refused by a hateful old lady.

For starters I went to the fun zone and I know I got 500 tickets but the guy said I will give you…read morelike 250 and he did not use the ticket counter . Sum of the game did not give you tickets I am never coming back their again

YALL ARE SO LAZY! This is so disappointing and sad. It is 30 something degrees and yall are closed…read more What a disappointment. Yall own a car yall have a license and legs arms and sweatshirt jackets etc, and yall cant come into work . Worst part of all is yall said on YOUR FACBOOK PAGE that yall will post when yall closed. Checked it 3 times today. Nothing. Drove 1 hour away to come skate with. Family group of 5 and yall were closed!!!!

Check off the bucket list!!' We went here while in ATL for my daughter birthday. We purchased…read moretickets online for Friday night Adult sessions, which made the entrance easy. We were disappointed the snack bar wasn't open but enjoyed watching the skaters!!! All the employees were pleasant and professional. The music could have been a little better. I was with my 2 daughters, their friend and my 2 BFF so the overall experience was satisfying!!!

I was told this place was a classic, and honestly, that part checked out. Real old-school energy…read more Plenty of space. Plenty of parking. The kind of spot that feels like generations of birthdays, linkups, and random Friday nights have happened under the same roof. Nothing too polished. Nothing trying too hard. Just a solid rink doing what it came to do. The concession stand understood the assignment. The Icees hit exactly the way rink Icees are supposed to hit. Cold. Sugary. Slightly dangerous if you drink it too fast. The chicken tenders were good too. Crispy enough. Salty enough. No fake gourmet remix. Just classic snack bar food that actually satisfies when you need a break from skating and people-watching. Staff was amazing. Friendly from the jump. Easy to deal with. Kept the place moving without making it feel stiff. That kind of energy matters in a rink because one weird employee can throw off the whole night. Not the case here. The bathroom was clean, which already deserves applause in any skating rink conversation. The floor was decent too. Enough room to move. Enough space to breathe. The whole place felt functional in the way a classic spot should. it's giving... ATL legend with a concession stand co-sign.

It fits the mold of a skating rink. An arcade and jungle gym play area are a bonus. Shoe strings…read morecould be replaced, or we got some unlucky ones; normal wear and tear on just about everything. Going on a Saturday is not ideal of course if you want to avoid crowds stemming mostly from multiple birthday parties. $5=20 credits, games are all about 4 credits, so do the math and bundle if you can. We didn't realize you have to pay $10 to play in the jungle gym area. We did not, oops -- it was pretty much free for all with no attendants to check wristbands that I could see. Parents are the best responsible parties in this game! Bathroom stalls are fairly clean, with a baby station. The wash receptacle area a little cramped and well...public bathroom like. Staff is nice and looks to be working well together. The "safety patrol" is here and there. I haven't looked in to a party, but the hostess of the party was satisfied. They have about 4 party rooms, maybe more. Tip toe and tango your way around once they start filling up with kids and adults. They do typical nostalgic songs/activities on the rink floor, there are training carts for those who are beginning. Music is a good top 100 bit. Food was standard concession stand grade, but no free refills. All in all, including food and play, bundled deals are obviously the way to go. Four stars because it is in a safe area, yes, there could be improvements, but if you've got your wallet packed, and actually skate - you can have a fun time.

Man this place took me back. Back when I used to skate to the sounds of Rob Bass and Bobby Brown!…read more I wasn't the only one either. Its really funny to see adults zooming around reliving the glory days in their mind. I feel this place has an old decor scheme. Its looks like midnight bowling without the black lights. I guess it really doesn't matter when its comes to kids but I am trying to give you full experience so you don't have to go yourself. Most of my experience was spent trying not to make eye contact the carnies that were skating around in there. It was like the circus was in town and they went on break at the skating rink. Who knew that a wife beater wearing, mullet sporting dude could do a back flip. Man that dude was skating his mullet off! You could tell he was serious about skating and I think the only time he stopped skating was to get another hit of meth in the bathroom. They have private party rooms and I was invited to a party so that comes in handy. Except the room we were in was cramped, I mean my dining room was bigger than this room. For some reason the air conditioner in this room didn't work well, it was HOT. So lets cram 10 sweating kids with parents into a small psychedelic painted room and watch the magic happen. The main roller rink is well cooled so thats where you want to be. You want to be out there watching all the folks skating. Avoid the snack bar, I had tombstone pizza that was much better. The arcade was a complete joke. Two ski ball machines that were broken and OFF ROAD Thunder, at least pac man would have been retro cool. So yeah If you love skating, then go for it, but I think most folks would rather go bowling or Dave and Busters.

For those of us born in the 70s or very early 80s, this place will blow your mind. It seems not a…read morething has changed since Skate Around's glory days more than twenty years ago. Creepy carpeted, furry, stumpy seats; disgusting concession stand food you might only eat on a dare; young toughs in the parking lot passing around a bottle of hooch (if you look carefully). I'm going tomorrow night, and I can't wait!