Loved it, price is good, food is good, lady at front desk is not the most welcoming, but once you…read moreget past her everyone else is friendly

Two hours skating birthday parties $300. Pretty good songs in a loop…read more $6 cash per skater Would love to know if less if bring own skates. As mentioned limited hours for general use and bring cash!! Don't expect much interaction from behind the desk. You won't get a smile. Bring a safety kit because they have nothing but handful of ice in a bag if anything happens. Oh and did I mention to bring cash. We will go back and we know what we know.

The pretzels are super hot when you get them, that makes them super soft and the cheese is a little…read morebigger container than some other places so you have enough cheese for both pretzels. When we arrived 10 till 6, the line wasn't too long, but then it got crazy. They don't have someone passing out skates at the same time as charging the entrance fees so you just wait till someone comes along to pass out skates. If you have your own skates you can hop on the ice at 6. We got our skates and were laced up and on the ice at 6:12. I only took a quick break to eat a few bites of pretzel my husband got and drink a few sips of water. Otherwise we stayed on the ice the full 2 hours. I kind of wish the lights stayed on instead of getting dark like a roller skating rink because it's harder to see when the ice gets all scraped up and has grooves that your skates get stuck in. Overall though, we all have a great time and enjoy it! That's why I give them 5 stars. :)

I was at Lakeland Ice Arena as a spectator attending a hockey game. I was especially appreciative…read morethat the rink had several police officers present. I wish that all of the rinks had them. With their presence, there were no explosive or unruly spectators, and it was a safe environment to watch the game. In addition to concessions and arcade games, they were decorated festively for Halloween -- super cute!

TRASH !!!! The rink is not worth the time to go their don't skate here better off skating outsideread more

Worst experience ever. The place was dirty management was horrible. There were 5 people skating…read moreon a Saturday afternoon. That should have been my first clue. Will never bring my daughters here again.

Best adult league in the Tampa area! Tons of teams and skill levels, and the pro shop and bar on…read morethe facilities are great, too.

Amazing Family Fun!! They have those little push helpers for the young inexperienced skaters! Thank…read moregoodness... lol Definitely will go again.

We went here for a birthday party and from start to finish, most of the staff were friendly and…read moregreat! The lady at the rental for skates could be more nicer and enthusiastic but it's whatever. This place sits close to Salem's and is on 60 and Kings Ave. Place is a great size for a skating rink and they have different races for different ages there to make it stay fun and active. If you want a trainer, it is $5 extra and you have to trade your shoes in for the skates which makes sense cause you're not going to leave without your shoes! They also have a bounce house and have staff to supervise. There's an arcade too for those who aren't into any of those things and a place to redeem for prizes. I can't speak too much for the food but the kids seemed to eat it well. Overall, a great experience and I would defintely recommend and return for everyone of all ages!

We drove fourty mins for a kpop demon hunter themed event. We were there 1 hour and they played 3…read moresongs from the movie. Along witb ghosr busters lots of taylor swift and then a game that wasnt themed. I asked for a refund and was told no. My kids were bored and upset . Colossal waste of time and money. We are never coming back

Through the end of Summer 2014 (September 1st), come here to build a snowman in the "Do you wanna…read morebuild a snowman?" area and/or enjoy some honest to goodness ice skating right in the middle of Central Florida. Yes, you did hear me correctly... they have an ice skating rink here! Enter into the "Do you wanna build a snowman?" area and you'll find real ice everywhere along with buckets and shovels to help gather the snow. Make sure to be careful though (and watch your little ones) because the ice and snow are quite slippery. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/oakens-frozen-funland-orlando#KyYKeJTFx5ECbo7-LqJxyQ If you want to try your hand (or feet, I should say) at ice skating, there is a $10 fee to do so which gives you 30 minutes on the ice. This fee includes skates, gloves, and a helmet. Skating is first come first serve and is open until 6pm. bookmarks folder "News" The workers come out every now and then with a small zamboni to remove the grooves and smooth the ice. I saw this done once and just afterwards, a couple of Arendelle citizens (a young man and woman) come out on the ice and skated for approximately 10 minutes. They are professional skaters and they skate along as a pair to some of the popular songs from Frozen. This is not listed in any of the guides, etc. Imagine my surprise when they hit the ice! I was excited to be there while this was going on. It was great to be able to watch! I absolutely love watching figure skating. You'll also find Olaf's snack stand inside here. Lots of yummy goodies! They have three different kinds of cupcakes: Elsa (white cake w/ buttercream icing) http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/oakens-frozen-funland-orlando#RlLfcPBcxh9DGIGMgQu6aA Anna (chocolate cake w/ buttercream icing) http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/oakens-frozen-funland-orlando#wVcDAPSmia-udBcAHUrQig and Olaf (carrot cake with cream cheese icing) http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/oakens-frozen-funland-orlando#NvGcUD3IKZAoFb-Rr2jgew Sprinkled on top of all three cupcakes are tiny edible snowflakes. There's a stick thing in the top of the Elsa and Anna cupcakes with their photos on them and at first I thought it was plastic and you just pulled it out. I laid it on my plate, but I kept touching it and it appeared to be smearing some. I asked my husband if it was edible. He said it was plastic. I told him I thought it was edible. He said, "Well, I'm not going to bite into it and break a tooth." So, after inspecting it some more, I finally gave it a slight bite and what do you know? It was white chocolate! Surprise! The one on top of the Anna cupcake is also white chocolate. I did take a photo of Olaf's cupcake, but I can't for the life of me remember if he is white chocolate or a marshmallow or what. I did hear people raving about how good the carrot cake cupcake is. Also, I really enjoyed my Elsa cupcake. The cake was perfectly moist and the buttercream was just the right amount of sweet without being over-powering. The cupcakes I had definitely can go neck and neck with some of the best cupcakes I've had from legit cupcake shops! They are also big; I had to eat mine with a fork. Also at the snack stand, you'll find a very special Olaf plastic cup which comes filled with a blue raspberry slushie http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/oakens-frozen-funland-orlando#pUj-qdsNY34SvHoVJxcHoA SO GOOD! These cups are pretty awesome too. Because of the size of them and the way they are shaped (the lid also snaps on nice and tightly), we've been bringing them into the Parks empty (we have three of them) with cans or bottles of Pepsi. You can get free cups of ice at any QSR (Quick Service Restaurant) Stands and we've been pouring the ice into the Olaf cups for our Pepsi. Saves some $$ on buying Disney drinks, let me tell ya! I just wish you could get them refilled with the blue raspberry slushie at a discounted price. That's why we've ended up with three of the things... we can't get enough of the slushies. Click this link for a photo of other items on the menu and also for prices: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/oakens-frozen-funland-orlando#ACWSHujZZgSyUOBQteMJQw Finally, if you're wanting to get out of the Florida heat, this is the place! It's all about Frozen, right? Yes! It's definitely cold, cold, cold in here.... Brrrrrr!

I've used these guys for several events and they came through every time, they have everything you…read moremay need, from stages, backline, sound, lighting, rehearsal space, tables, chairs, bars, tents .... Stagehands, and Techs.. Moe and Chris are very knowledgeable and hands on, I would recommend them for all events from concerts to weddings or graduation ceremonies...

Hands down one of the most professional sound & audio Company I have hand the pleasure to work with…read morein my 40 year career in the music industry!!! Moe has the knowledge and experience to give the end results that your looking , he has a great personability and is very easy to communicate with !!! Thanks Moe (Rez Pro) From Burk & Dethrone The Empire gang !!! Your the man!!!! https://www.facebook.com/dethronetheempire

In searching for a DJ for our 70+ person corporate holiday party, we knew we needed to find someone…read morewho could energize the crowd and keep everyone engaged. In the swarm of DJ's in Orlando, I was so pleased we decided on Nvision Productions! I worked with Christian several weeks before the event, walked through the venue and discussed the time line of the evening. He is personable, and since this was our first party we had done like this, he was very reassuring. I was very skeptical of the additional expense for lighting but I took his word for it and all I can say is.... BUY the lighting package!! It is 100% worth it. While Christian was fantastic at getting the people moving.. the lighting really set the stage and gave the room a party atmosphere! It is worth every penny. Christian was also perfectly professional. He set up hours before the event to make sure everything was in place, he stayed long after the party was over to pack up all of his gear. He was polite to everyone while he fielded their song requests, worked the light show and even led several of the line dances to keep the crowd dancing.... He's got some pretty good moves himself :) and really made everyone feel comfortable! I can't recommend them highly enough. We are excited to have another party with NVision!

From the owner: NVision Productions is an entertainment, decor, laser, and effects production company. Specializing…read morein custom events to fit a wide range of themes and entertainment options.

Race fans ain't like nobody else. Come Saturday night, you can keep your peace and quiet. Set us in…read moresome bleachers, overlooking the asphalt rink of the stock car roller derby. Hell yeah! Racing. It just plain gets in your blood. Welded to your chassis. Belted in tight. Race fans will trek a whole lotta miles, if necessary, to spend the night with strangers. Strangers, who, like us, crave the smell of rubber, radiators and flaming fumes. Auburndale Speedway has been a trek destination of mine for a few years now. Oh say, since 1977-ish. That's a helluva lot of busted up race cars, spins, smoke and temper tantrums. All of a sudden, I wasn't able to attend. For this reason, or for that reason. Non-sense reasons. And that, is a pity. I really really missed it. But I'm back. And it's like I never ever stopped going. Picking up right where I left off! The parking lot. The ticket windows. The gate. The gatekeepers. The grandstands. The concession stand. The bathrooms (gotta go, ya know?). The track. The cars. Best of all, the intoxicating sound of those high revving engines. Screaming and popping, practicing on the track. It's loud. Real loud. Real music to a race fan's ears. A rock concert of speed. Everything was there. I was there. I sat where I always sit! (Race fans love their spots!). I ate 'race food'. Burger, fries and a foam cup of fizzy pop. Soda to some. Boiled peanuts. Biting into that saltwater brine. It was a perfect night for racing. It was a perfect night OF racing. While a misty drizzle tickled at us, we were wowed by a rainbow. Pointing to that pot of gold on Turn 4. We knew that was no threat. We knew we were going racing! It was a perfect race crowd. Kids running around looking at everything but the races. Teens playing Frisbee in the side yard. Old men, alone and bundled up in their Chevy race jackets. Young couples, with babies, starting a new batch of race fans. Fueled up fans with foamy beers and go team cheers. The 'we stand for the wreck worriers'. Every race saw quite a bit of drama. Spills and thrills. Rubber donut decorated doors. Flopping hoods and finger pointing. Spins and wins. I'd say we got WAY more than we paid admission for. A whole lot more. I'm a fan of Auburndale Speedway. It has a lot of character. It has a whole lot of CHARACTERS! IF we lose another racetrack, we lose another piece of our hearts. We can't let that happen! Track owners could save themselves a lot of stress, and money, by throwing away the keys and just walking away. It's OUR job to keep these tracks alive! WHAT happens if we have NO races to go to. NONE. Anywhere. I don't even want to think about that... Welcome, race fans!

If you're disabled and sit in a chair at the bottom of the bleacher seats---save your money…read more Between the 50/50 raffle people and the kids stopping along the fence to see a "highlight" of the race or a crash, you might as well stay home. With the dirt & dust coming off the track in turn 4 -- be sure and wear your Covid Mask and goggles. They used to use the blower trucks during the break between races to help clear some of it. As far as getting a free T-shirt from the bazooka shooter, be sure to set in the main grandstand. Such a shame, it used to be fun.