Nice place to go and practice skating. Staff is friendly…read more Bathrooms are . Super dirty and beyond disgusting. Do not use at all.

A little pricy for kids have a good time Skating…read more I highly recommend it for a cold day to be indoor. Bring it snow pants for kids.

Ice rink with two sheets of ice, located in Randolph, this used to be known as Aspen Ice rink…read more Freestyle sessions are $23, and I think you can buy a card to get more sessions at a slightly cheaper price. They have ice year-round and they also have rooms upstairs for you to reserve if you want to do exercise classes, I see a lot of yoga and other classes getting out of those. Plenty of hockey at the rink as well as I see the little kids filing in now. They have public ice sessions, learn to skate, learn to play and other types of group sessions. Bathrooms are a little old but still pretty clean in the facility.

Left my skates off at the main desk and they told me they would get them to the pro shop to be…read moresharpened. When I went to pick them up they could not find them. I was originally told by the manager that they would replace my skates if they were not found. I was then contacted by the general manager by email and told that they are not responsible for lost items. She lied about the employee telling me I was informed of this when I handed them in. She then blocked my email and phone and refused to talk to me. This is a very poor way to treat a customer and run a business.

This event was featured on Yelp, so I figured I'll give a shot. Advanced tickets were $10.00 and…read more$12 at the door. I have never seen an event like this in person, so I did the long drive and went to Morristown. As soon as you walk into the place it STINKS!!! Smells like a sewerage problem, it definitely hits you, I'll tell you that much. Nevertheless, I was there for the event and was very pleased. The women were tough, took a few good hits, and were very into the game. The event was about 2 hours long and not a dull moment. They also had a few vendors that sold jewelry, pizza, soda and t-shirts during halftime to purchase. I would definitely do this again, it was fun, the crowd was going, and definitely a sport that people don't appreciate. After watching it, I gained a lot of respect for the game and cant wait to go to another one!! http://www.rawmeatvancouver.com/how-to-play-roller-derby/ -- Rules to the game.

I have spent COUNTLESS hours here watching my daughter play indoor field hockey over the past 3-4…read moreyears. After the fall season field hockey moves inside to a completely different game and rinks like this are the perfect venue for practices. I haven't been here for anything other than her practices, so I don't know what it's like for roller derby or floor hockey, but for indoor field hockey-it works. The venue has plenty of space for parents to sit around and watch or read or just chat, but I can't imagine it would be great if it was crowded for some kind of actual competition. The parking is a bit of a nightmare and the place really isn't big enough for when we have 6-8 teams practicing at the same time as there is only one rink. It's convenient, it's got a great surface, and it works for us so I don't have too much to complain about... The place is fairly clean, but because the athletes that use this place tend to have REALLY smelly equipment you can definitely smell it when you walk in. I'm used to it, but it does take some getting used to. I know we will continue to practice here so I hope this winter season is as laid back as the others have been.

Nice rink compared to most ice skating rinks. Very clean. Only complaint is lack of ADA access to…read morebleachers for seating. Parking is ample with private lot.

I can't believe I didn't write a review for this rink earlier. They caught me on a good day. My son…read morescored his team game winning goal last night. The rink is great, nice sitting area. They also have a standing room area up above that overlooks the ice. Seating area in the cafe that have windows facing one of the goals. Rink is not freezing cold and the ice is in good condition. Nice place to play hockey or enjoy public skating. One of the better rinks .

Toruament here today, a lot of people and both rinks are busy. The club volunteers are friendly and…read morehelping wherever they can, and the bathrooms are clean and fully functional, which is a first in a while for a rink I've visited (most places have at least one thing broken which in a cold wet area is unavoidable).

If allowed technically, I would leave 0 star for this rink. Horrible experience with their…read morefreestyle session! Have been to many rinks in different states, this is the FIRST rink that allows learn to skate to run simultaneously with many advanced skaters. Just imagine an advanced skater doing jumps that could crush into those LTS little kids?! So, where is the safety? Ridiculously, the rink lady (Michelle) was very unmannered when seeing a professional skater wearing weights and bends entering into the rink just for a regular self practice. That lady shouted to the kid taking them off. If safety is indeed the priority for this rink, why do they even allow LTS kids learning the basics to skate at the same time with those advanced skaters??? Really absurd and bizarre!!! If you're looking for a freestyle expecting hassle free, then this is definitely NOT the rink you should go to!!!

Nanuet, NY - located at the Nanuet Town Center (formerly known as the Shops at Nanuet), Go Playland…read moreis one of the newest indoor play spaces in Nanuet. I switch up several play venues with my toddler and this is probably my favorite one. Why? 1. The play gym structure has a lot of variety and gives a good workout for my kiddo. We've been to a larger complex in NJ and another maze-like one nearby, but this is the perfect size for my older toddler, with just as much to do and explore, while not easily losing sight of your kids. 2. Admission is $20 for all day in/out access (includes an adult. $5 for additional adults). There's no snack bar inside but this means you can leave to eat something and come back. We usually like to grab a bite at Sombrero Tacoria just a few doors over, or Patsy's Pizzeria in the other direction. Babies and younger kids have a separate play area with a playhouse, pretend play structures, wooden train set, oversized Lego blocks, and Magnatiles. The front has a seating area with tables and seats where kids can take a snack break and parents can hang. The facility is clean and in great condition.

Space is clean and the kids had fun. However, workers need to be more vigilant about adults who…read morebreak rules such as wearing shoes and changing their baby's diapers in the play area. Last time I went, there were two women who consecutively changed their baby's diapers inside the play area, right in front of the slides. I told the worker about this as I was leaving but I doubt he did anything about it since he was sitting outside, and continued to browse on his phone as I was driving away.

What a joke this league is! They claim to be competitive, but if the parents and athletes cry, they…read morestop coaching. These girls dance on the court, do their own coaching. If you want your daughter to excel, do Not waste your time with this league.

I have 4 children who have all played sports at a high level. Soccer , basketball and baseball. Two…read moreof my sons have played college soccer. In all our years playing on club teams I have never experienced a better sports environment than Xtreme! From Top to bottom, owners to coaches you will not find a better club to bring your child to the best they can be playing volleyball.

Came here during public skating hours and had fun! Decent size skating rink and it wasn't too…read morecrowded. Skates are provided if you do not have your own pair. There is a small room before entering the rink with a few tables to sit down at and put your skates on. It becomes very crowded at the end of public skating hours as everyone is in the same area and there aren't many seats so it may be easier to exit the rink a few minutes before the public skating hours end. There are also a few open cubbies to store your belongings in. You need to make an account online in order to use the rink which can be done beforehand or in person with the QR code at the front desk. The ice rink also offers classes for children and adults.

Upon visiting a friend, I was looking around for ice rinks as a place to hang out. And I found…read morethis one to have a more reasonable price point at $15 per skating session which includes skate rentals. The skating session is a bit tricky, it can range from 1.5 hours to 2.5 hours but you would always know in advance upon online signup. The public skating session is available for registration online. As with any skating place, the skates that everyone uses are no good, always good to invest in a pair, more comfortable and won't ruin the experience. It's one hockey size rink with no lockers. They have cubbies to put your shoes and might fit a really small bag. They have vending machines at reasonable prices. Parking lot has a lot of spaces but apparently it does fill up quick. The place is very very very very old, but that didn't matter to me because the rink is good and the ice is not bad, works for the purpose.