We took our fam here and loved skating here. Even though they scraped the ice often, it still felt…read moresomewhat bumpy, but not too bad. They sell hot cocoa and other drinks/snacks.

Decent rink but lots of people. They should raise the price from $7 to $10 and use the extra money…read moreto rent a zambonie every week or so, half the time it felt like I was skating on rocks. Also my party notified the staff about two decent sized holes and none of them seemed to care

Awesome Rink, Great staff…read more AJ does an amazing job of running this rink, whenever I visit family in the area, I am sure to stop in

Had a lot of fun skating with friends! It was pretty busy (Friday nights are generally middle…read moreschool hang-out nights lol). Fairly accommodating for my friend's service animal, along with mine. Both dogs stayed beside us while we skated and had lots of fun. Upon entry of the establishment an employee did inform us we wouldn't be allowed by the snack bar area due to sanitary reasons. This, however, is illegal as service animals are allowed anywhere the public is. We had no issues going to get snacks with our dogs and sat by the snack bar for a while with no complaints. Overall very nice place to skate!

Watch arena cross and the races were good however the prices of drinks n food were along the lines…read moreof major stadiums. They did have a good crowd and the racing was good. For me was watching the determination of the young racers 4-8

I visited Stormont Vail Events Center in December to take my oldest daughter to Paw Patrol Live!…read moreShe's been a big Paw Patrol fan and is likely about to out grow her passion for it so when I saw it was coming closeby I booked us some premium seats here so she could really enjoy it. Now, Topeka is a solid hour away for us and I wasn't sure what to expect. To be honest I was kind of shocked that the tour stopped in Topeka rather than KC since I think they would have filled up better in KC. All that aside we made the drive no problem and something nice about it being in Topeka is that parking is a BREEZE here. Stormont Vail Events Center boasts a massive parking lot, which is something I'm just not used to seeing at big events centers in cities. Compared to the Sprint Center here in KC where parking is a competitive sport, I literally just drove in and parked super close to the entrance and we walked right in. That was pretty great - definitely earned a whole star for that alone. Once you get inside it's very similar to any other large-ish event space. You get in line to have your ticket scanned and then you find your seats. My big beef with this whole event, and why to me it was 4/5 stars was the way they had merch stands set up. The first one was right when you got to the top of the escalator which caused a bottleneck and the line was pretty massive. We had paid for a merchandise voucher to save some money, so I wanted to let my daughter choose her toy before the show started, but the line was so long I figured there must be another one and we moved on to use the restroom and then use the merch spot on the floor, near our seats. We got in line at the merch table downstairs and after waiting more than 10 minutes someone shouted out that you can't use a voucher at this one and you have to go upstairs. Now, have you ever had to explain to a four year old that you have to leave the line you are almost to the front of to go upstairs and get in a longer line that you already had waited in? No, well you're lucky. That was a nightmare. We did it though, got what she wanted, and she did handle it like a champ once we got over the initial shock. Aside from that the production was good, the ease of restroom lines and getting in and out of the venue was a breeze, and overall it was a decent experience. I do hope they consider fixing this issue though, even if just with signage so you don't wait in a line you can't use.