the place is very large and within the larger Forest Park. the rink is a newer facility and there…read moreis plenty of parking. the arena sits in the middle of a residential area but secluded by trees so it's quiet. it's $5 for skating ($3 for youth) and $4 for rental. their skates were older and low quality (esp compared with Fitzpatrick rink in Holyoke). it's the usual teens working there but they were friendly and helpful. i would recommend the place.

I believe this a great rink that tons of people come too. I like that the people take care of the…read morerink to make it last. I like the coffee shop and the skate shop super convenient. The only bad thing..... is that its TOO DAMN COLD.

My girls love Ron A Roll. . We've had birthday parties here and they've also had skating lessons as…read morewell which were great, helped them with their stability on the skates and less falls. And with the lessons they also give you a couple free passes so you can come out and try out what you've learned. Awesome for rainy and cold days as well.

Last night, me and my girls Fran and Teresa went out! We wanted to live like we did in the 80s, we…read moredecided to go roller skating, even if we weren't the best at it!! We all put our roller skates on, heading to the rink. Teresa fell right away, knocking down the elders. Don't worry, everyone was alright, I mean everyone but Teresa. She complained about her back. Teresa's alright now! Fran was on a roll! We love Ron-a-roll! Best night since 1985!

Learn to skate classes very crowded and kids spend most of the time sitting instead of skatingread more

It's a typical skating rink. Has a hockey store next door. It's cold but it's hockey. Suck it up…read morebutter cup.

A beautiful COMMUNITY rink started by an amazing local family. My daughter has gone from a beginner…read moreto a quickly growing accom plished figure skater due to the phenomenal coaches and learn to skate program. Sadly the new management has desecrated the once prolific program and we are now forced to travel to Springfield for ice time with her coach that was forced out. Community doesn't mean just hockey! A horrible shame for the many figure skaters who are now bringing the business elsewhere.

After a management change, it is no longer a friendly or welcoming environment. I had several kids…read morein the learn to skate. The director and her coaches were the best assets the rink had. They are no longer there, which is unfortunate. Also, due to the changes, they no longer offer freestyle ice. We have moved to another rink to follow these fantastic coaches who improved my son's hockey skills, and daughters figure skating.

Great place to Skate. Fantastic people, I need to come here more often when I am not in Calif.read more

Love this place! I was here the very first weekend it opened when I was 12 years old. I've seen it…read morethrough two different owners and many management teams over the years. My kids grew up skating here, and I'm sure my grandkids will too. This is a state-of-the-art facility. Anyone bashing this place either hasn't been to many other rinks or doesn't realize how good we have it. InterSkate 91 stands above the rest. The prices are fair. Running a facility like this isn't cheap. Just my home's electric bill is around $500 a month--I can't imagine what it costs to keep a rink like this running. On top of that, they have to pay employees and maintain the building, all while giving local kids a safe, fun place to spend their time. So kudos to InterSkate 91 for continuing to invest in our community and giving generations of kids a great place to skate and make memories.

Went here the day after Thanksgiving because one of my niece's friends wanted to hang out here. I…read morethink I'm all set with Kpop for awhile. They had Kpop Demon Hunters playing on repeat, the music throughout the ice rink and then the kids went wild with it during karaoke. I looked around and could not figure out where the screen was (if they even had one) because other songs, kids were mumbling. I do appreciate that there's a middle area where ice skating beginners can practice and learn. They also had laser tag, but no one was interested. Pizza was the best they got for food and kept me full while my niece had fun. There was also a 1 lap race for different age groups and if you were an expert skater, they made you start further back.

First time in a rollerskating rink in decades so not much to compare to, but this place was FUN!…read moreThe decor brought us back to when we skated as kids. We went on adult night and the crowd was super energetic and the employees seemed to be genuinely having fun as well! We loved the mix of music: a little from way back when, and a lot of newer stuff too! Wish it was closer to where we lived, but we will most definitely be back!

Man this place is iconic. It has been here forever so I decided to stop in for the first time since…read morethe 90's. Rented some banger skates and discovered it's like riding a bike, you never forget how. Made a few loops and they started playing some old 90's alternative rock on the sound system. Awesome. The only negative was I was hoping to play some Golden Axe on the vintage cabinet I remember they had. I was hoping they still had it but alas, it was gone. I heard an Italian Pizza Man absconded with it by winning craploads of prize tickets. I rate the experience at 9/10 Gaias Cradles

PLEASE READ REVIEWS! If your children do not know how to…read moreskate, this is not the place for them! Management referenced a 30-second interaction, during that time I was clearly managing an agitated baby and verbally stated multiple times that I had already being spoken to rudely. Not addressing the same rule more than ONCE mind you. That should have prompted staff to stop and assess the situation instead of continuing to escalate it. I refuse to not support my child ( 5, 4 and 20 month old) while they are skating for the first time, nor will I allow my children to sit and cry in public without support. When I picked up my 20 month old during an intense emotional episode, I was not skating. I had just exited the rink and was returning to the bench. I clearly stated this and indicated I had literally picked her up 6 seconds, barley getting her to my chest before he barreled around the corner to approached, make several abrupt remarks, and left without any attempt at respectful or professional/personable communication. This place has been garbage for over 7 years!!! I would not recommend this establishment in Hadley Massachusetts. We are a family of five (two adults, two children ages 2-5, and a 1.5-year-old). We rented two pairs of skates at a cost exceeding $70. During our visit, staff repeatedly confronted us in a manner that felt unnecessarily confrontational and lacked professionalism. I was first approached for holding my 1.5-year-old while skating, which I understand may be against policy; however, this was my first time skating with young children, and the interaction was handled poorly. On another occasion, my fiancé attempted to cross the center line briefly to assist me while I was managing both a toddler and a young child. There were no skaters nearby at the time, yet he was again confronted by the same employee. In the carpeted area, I picked up my crying child, and within seconds was approached and instructed to put her down because I was wearing skates. The delivery of these instructions was abrupt and lacked any empathy or discretion. Additionally, the skates provided for my child were visibly worn and in poor condition. The Velcro no longer functioned properly, a concern that was verbally acknowledged by a staff member while adjusting them. Despite advertising as a family-friendly venue, our experience did not reflect that claim. This facility may be more suitable for experienced skaters rather than families with young children. We were offered free lessons for the kids and still, we denied them for lack of empathy and confrontational approach. Owner tries to argue every negative review. Your place is old, your skates are unsafe and your staff is unbearably disrespectful to parents, and according to reviews, your summer camp kids hate it too. Response from the owner or manager Hello Kristie, thank you for taking time to write a review. Although a direct conversation, while you were in the facility, would be more productive and helpful, we always appreciate feedback. It is unfortunate that you found simple instruction, on serious safety concern, "abrupt." The risk of falling or dropping a child from four or five feet in the air, while you are on skates, is never taken lightly. The fact you had to be reminded multiple times demonstrates your lack of understanding. I encountered you only once directly, for all of 30 seconds, and you were flippant and arogant, arguing about holding your child while you were on skates. Safety should never be taken lightly. The rest of your commentary is inflamatory and unwaranted. And yes, $70 for five admissions and two rentals is accurate. I challenge you to find a better value for an afternoon with the family. Our offer of free skating lessons was genuine and an attempt to give your family a chance to further enjoy skating. I'm not sure what your reference is to summer camp; We have none. If you wish to have an honest conversation about your experience, and find a path where I am still willing to help your children with free skating lessons, please feel free to reach out. I look forward to helping you create fun memories with your family. Thank you again for taking time to comment. The owner continues bashing any negative review without taking any accountability for their lack of perfessionalism.

May not be the newest but it's $10 for skate and rental. It has brand new vending machines which…read morewas ironic. The staff was friendly as well. Not many people too so it was good for newbies like us. i was worried about getting ghetto skates but they were pretty new (see pic).

Cold... I slipped like frozone slipping on his own ice and the ice was more like slush then is was…read moreice. I did not enjoy my experience

I've been here a few times between hockey and basketball games…read more As many other yelpers have noted parking is a bit weird but if you park at the casino, grab a bite to eat, and walk over then you're probably fine. When it comes to seating, I don't really think that there is a bad seat in the house and the seats are pretty spacious. There is a wide range of foods to eat for such a local venue and just about everything is moderately priced.

Saw a hockey game here and it was so fun. Lots of food and drink options. The night I went was a…read moresensory friendly night. That is such a great idea to accommodate everyone. The only minor complaint I had was there was a constant breeze and it was colder inside than I expected it to be.