The Tinley Park Roller Rink was great!!!! It was an old school feel. It reminded me of when I used…read moreto skate when I was younger. I had a great time. I burned calories. It is definitely a great workout.

The only pictures I have is from my nieces party, which is why I attended the roller rink. I don't…read moreskate anymore, but they have some really great party rooms, not too large. We had the party before the rink was open so it was just us who attended. My niece is teenager & this was the perfect place for her party. The room & rink we booked for two hours & your guests get to stay after for open skate.

Had an opportunity to bring kids back to Morgan Park Sport Center to workout in their vast clean…read moregymnastic area. They seems to have the largest foam pit where the kids can jump in and have fun. Parking is available nearby and still part of the Chicago Park District.

My daughter loves her tumbling class. She is excited and can't wait to go. She is learning to do…read morecartwheels and backflips and as soon as she masters these skills, I know my furniture is no longer safe .

I'm not a skater but my husband is an avid skater and he learned here as a kid. We've come a few…read moretimes and I watched him but decided to skate and try it. They do offer classes which I will take as well and we met one of the owners who was so gracious and he gave a friendly reminder that they do have lessons. We went on Sunday which was gospel skate day from 1pm-330 and it is free to the community. This is every Sunday! Donations are encouraged and if you need rentals it's $3. I think that is a tenfold blessing that they do that! This will be our go to after church. It was beautiful to see families skating of all ages! Loved seeing and feeling COMMUNITY:)

When I was here at the rink I had an awful and terrible experience! The staff seemed nice but were…read moreextremely heartless and cold. I pitched a ticket for 5$ at 7 and skated for a bit. While skating I thought the music was obnoxiously loud it read 89-93 on the online decibel reader. However the music became not just over stimulating, but nausea inducing. So I asked to step outside, they said yes but that they usually don't do it but, the one worker said if you need to get some air yes, which was the case. I stepped out for approximately 30 minutes and while that's a long time, why does it matter? Upon returning I was told I took too long and have to re pay to get in. Mind you I was told I was ok, if I had know it wasn't I would have stayed as I didn't drive myself. In the end I payed an additional 8 dollars as I had no other choice. It's a shame because I visited this place as a kid when I visited Chicago and had fond memories, now I will never return. Overall I had a terrible experience, received nothing but negative and cold energy. You never know what a costumer is going through. And in the opportunity to choose kindness and compassion they chose to do the opposite. (One worker though tried to help me shout out u! )

Great place to come and skate there hockey is good they have tot hockey snowplow Sam and is just an…read moreamazing place to go ice skating they have 3 rinks

The lady that yelled for Brenda was very rude on the phone. Also the website said there was open…read moreskate today, but there wasn't.

Came here for my little cousin birthday/ graduation party two weeks ago. The entrance was a little…read morechaotic. Nobody was at the box office when we arrived so a line formed quickly because we had to pay in order to get in. The designated person eventually came back to their post so we could enter. If your name isn't on the booked party list for skating (I believe parties come with ~10 people on the list) It's $11 to enter and not skate, $15 to enter and skate. Once inside, we were scanned and searched by security, verified that we were here for a booked party, then allowed to enter the rest of the building. Once I arrived to the skating rental counter, every person had to fill out an online waiter before being given skates. I was able to do that within five minutes and get some skates in my size. The roller rink was of average size. The music was lit; a mixture for all ages, including adults. I kept my skates on the entire party. We even had the opportunity to play some arcade games and had a blast. Unfortunately I will be removing a star because they know its multiple groups of people in one building moving and rolling around on a hot summer day; the air conditioning should've been on at least 60-65 degrees the entire time. To be honest, I don't think it was on at all. As for the food, the chicken wings were decent but the pizza was pretty unpalatable in my opinion. It just tasted fake and cheap and artificial. I'm assuming the cotton candy and slushies were good because I heard no complaints from anybody. Sidenote: They are very strict on the timing. Our party was on a Saturday 3:30pm-6:30pm. At exactly 6:30pm, security made an announcement to the whole rink basically saying your time is up and you have to get out. I'm assuming they prepare for the next round of parties. Everybody pretty much followed the rules and exited in an orderly fashion. But overall it was a really nice time and everybody felt pretty safe. They just need to turn the a/c on!

Was not impressed with this establishment. It used to be well kept and was a fun place to visit…read more Skating rink was ok but the skates were really run down. The airing places were not well kept. I was really disappointed with the bowling side. We couldn't use many of the balls because the holes were too small, the pins kept getting stuck so they had to constantly go to the back to fix them. Moved to a different lane and it did the same thing not to mention the score boards didn't work and nobody knew how to fix them. Very run down and that's sad because that's one of the only the rink/bowling in the city.

Things have changed substantially since my last visit I believe in 2019. Another year at my…read morefamily's fundraiser celebration for a cousin that passed away from Epilepsy. Let's get right into it: I have never experienced a roller skating rink, where the DJ is cursing in between playing songs for people to skate to. SAY WHA!???!!! This is a place of recreational family fun with CHILDREN, seniors and other. Why in the world would you carry on in such a manner? WHY!? I just stood there with my mouth hanging open like "dear God this is not happening...Like why!?...". The music/the sound: The only way to describe in one word would be "horrible". Not sure at all what was happening with the speakers in this rink, but the music was distorted. Like having a huge speaker in the trunk of a vehicle and the music is muffled....kinda sketchy/grainy. When I think of the roller rink experience, music is a MAJOR part. That is what people skate to. Why does it sound so bad? I can't assume there are sound checks, lol. But how does one tell if the speakers and such are working at full capacity for a quality experience? *shrug* Lastly, the rental skates/skate room: I am not sure when half decent customer service went out the door, but it sure did make the process of obtaining skate rentals a chore. My family and I stood waiting for 10min for someone to assist us with getting skates. Just a long line of people standing around. Paid money to skate and no one is there to distribute the skates. Hellooooooo? Where are all the people!!?? I ended up having to go back to the front of the rink, finding someone, just to ask if someone would please send an employee to help all the people that were awaiting rental skates. *sigh* Once we received the skates, my 3 year old little cousin began to skate and the ENTIRE BACK OF THE SKATES WHEELS FELL OFF! Screws and all. Wow. Thank God she did not get injured and no one else. Imagine a small child skating, she falls because HER WHEELS FROM THE SKATE DETACH FROM THE SKATE. Yeah, that happened in real life. I will not lie, I was just disappointed to say the least. So, are these skates not getting "CALIBRATED and CHECKED"? No. It's a no. No way, no how. This is my experience. I tell no lies. I would suggest enter at your own risk. It was not a good time for me. And again, it was disappointing to say the least. Suggestion: Bring your own skates. Until next time friends :)

Music POPPING! Skating POPPING! Dj POPPING! Just a fun time to enjoy with the family ! Kid first…read moretime skating ! She loved it! As a kid we use to go skating every weekend so it was a good feeling showing my kid how to skate!

We came here for a hockey game, but the Ninja Park is awesome!…read more For hockey, it was a nice rink with a raised adjacent bar with windows, so it made for a great viewing spot for the game. There's also a huge overlook where many of the spectators watched from, because the bleachers were not much higher than the glass. The only complaint is that there are only two stairwells to get to the balcony... one on the far side of the ice and one through the bar. Slightly challenging with little ones. As far as the Ninja Park, we didn't use it, but we were able to observe it from the lobby and it is quite the adventure! There were tons of inflatable spaces to jump, climb, and play on. There were long slides and trampoline areas and you could tell the kids were having a blast. The concession stand was hopping, here. The smell of the fresh pizza was awesome. The line for concessions was always packed and the prices were above average, but still reasonable. Lastly, the local police was handing out for a few hours while we were there, so it felt safe.

We came here on a Thursday around 5pm in October and almost had the entire place to ourself. Around…read more6pm it started to get busy. The price was around $20 for a 90 minute jump. We had purchased a groupon so it was a little cheaper. You have to purchase socks there for $3 or if you bring old ninja socks from here they will trade them. My 2 year old was free. He absolutely loved it. Loved jumping and the toddler area. The parking lot was huge. Overall this was convenient and a good value.