Great place to bring the family. Trampoline park, skating rinks and more. We have been 3 times…read moreand had a blast. Highly recommend

Great place for family fun with kids. Really enjoyed our family time at The Block and would…read morerecommend for a fur future experience.

Great exercise! Some Wednesday nights are adults only. Regular entry fee is only $8 and skates are…read more$4 (unless you bring your own). And don't worry, they keep the air conditioner down low, feel so good when you work up a sweat! Parking is free. Always cool to watch the adults roller dance and do tricks. Smooth floor too !

Here on Sunday, there were more people with shoes on walking around the wink floor then the people…read morewith skates what's up with that?

I recently moved from San Diego, Ca. and my daughter has been skating since she was 4. This is my…read moreexperience and to be honest I am a little unsure how this rink is still open. I'm giving it 1 star because the people who work there are absolutely wonderful! It is the actual rink that is the problem. My daughter has been telling me how bad the ice is but until I went and saw it myself, I was so sad to see the conditions of the ice. I saw the rental skates in such bad condition with the leather falling off and its just so sad. Often they don't even have the Zamboni midway during open skate time. They have an area for a snack bar but its not open. Bring your own drinks and food as they have 1 snack machine which is filthy. They don't even have a proper Pro Shop for both figure and hockey skaters. Its only for hockey, which is rather interesting because figure skaters produce more income. The ice needs to have a full ice removal and start over. The ice is disconnecting from the wall and is concaving. The insulation on the ceiling is not keeping the rink cool enough as there are holes in the ceiling that I am positive are from hockey pucks going through the insulation. I witnessed many falls especielly to the little ones. To the parent's who put helmets on their children, I commend you. I see such potential for birthday parties and interactions on the ice, but it's very clear that this is a rink for just the bare minimum and that's it. It's very sad to see, especially coming from a beach city and realizing that all 3 rinks that are in San Diego are incredible, then moving here only to see 1 rink thats falling apart and no other one to go to except Charlotte. From one business owner to another, it appears as though the owner doesn't care about the rink as if its just an investment not as a business. I see so much potential that his owner could do, but instead of realizing the full potential, the owner is clearly letting it go. I'm sure that he or she feels that if something happens seriously to someone, the rink has insurance. To me seeing how bad of a state this is in, I am shocked it is still open.

Great place to go for ice skating year round! They have limited time when you can go for public…read moreskating but it's worth it every time. Price includes rental, and if you are looking for private events or lessons check their website!

I remember in both elementary and middle school my friends and I used to go here. The staff was…read morealways pretty rough here and disrespectful to absolutely everyone. It was to a point where my mom would not leave me and my friends alone here she would stay to make sure that we weren't being disrespected by staff members. You can even see on the Google reviews they were always yelling at children and talking down to people degrading them. My real problem comes in with the owner or previous owner Daniel. What happened 5 years ago when I was 12. I would go as far as saying, I was harassed by him, and he started to hate campaign against me to his staff. so what happened was he had this area section off, and it was only being restricted by a chain that was attached two column walls. One of my friends had tripped over this, and that caused part of the wall to fall off with the chain. It was a very clean break and a very small chunk of wall. It probably only would've took some basic home repair glue or whatever to fix it. The owner started yelling at everyone who was crowding the area seeing what happened. I don't even think he asked my friend if she was OK. This resulted in us being very embarrassed and upset, and especially me because I knew that my mother and my parents had been giving this place a lot of money at that point. We had bought several pairs of rollerskates off of them and rollerskate bags. We had come basically every Friday. Bringing in money every Friday. So even 12-year-old was like if this is how you're gonna treat a paying customer I'm gonna leave a bad review. Of course, my bad review when I was 12 was probably not very helpful and it was probably exaggerated. The day after I made the review, I did end up deleting it because I felt bad and my friends had also made bad reviews, but none of them faced the hatred that I faced when I came back to the skating rink. when I came back, Daniel the owner yelled. What are you doing here? I was like I deleted the review and I just want to skate like normal. With the skates that I bought off YOU. And bag I bought off YOU DANIEL! he should appreciate that we were such loyal customers, I understand 12-year-old me might've made a mistake and he's allowed to allow whoever he does or doesn't want in his establishment. My mother was with me and tried to talk to him, he would not allow me to even step foot in the skating rink, but he let my mom go into a private room with him where she told me that he just yelled at her so she left. I believe he took her in the privacy to yell at her because he knew that he would be stopped if he did it in public. When a review is deleted, you have nothing to be mad about anymore. It's gone. And your customers are back so why are you mad? this is not good business. I am only 5 feet and 100 pounds, and I was probably even smaller when I was 12 because I'm 18 years old now and I know I'm right for this bad review. I cannot be guilt tripped into deleting it ever again. my size is relevant to the rest of the story because he had this big guy when I tried to enter the room, I think I was just trying to go with my mom. But he had this big guy, literally go chest to chest with a child. This man was pointing me out and not even saying anything to me, but "out". Daniel, you put 12 year-old me in danger by separating me from my mother I could have been kidnapped and you know the type of people besides kids that come to skating rinks. they don't have stellar records let's just say that. to me it just sounds like Daniel was a big coward because I know he wouldn't have yelled at my mom or me if my father was there. My father wouldn't have allowed it and he wouldn't have done it with another man in his presence. Who was not below him. His staff is below him so they have to listen. Daniel is lucky that we stopped my father from going over there. I would call this harassment and a hate campaign, I would say it's harassment because he brought my mother into a private room to yell at her. That is in intimidation and very threatening to my mother. He intimidated me with that large man, even though he never needed a large man to do that he just could've told me stay out of there. To me the fact that he turned his staff against me too, was a hate campaign because I was friends with those people. And all of his staff just seemed like they had turned against me. Keep in mind the review had been deleted. I had apologized and his customers had all come back, so there was really nothing to be like this about. He knew we were loyal customers.

As I teenager it is very fun place to come and hangout with your friends and skate the workers are…read morevery nice and funny

Skateland USA North Review…read more Skateland USA North was such a fun time--nothing but great vibes all night! The energy was high, the crowd was into it, and the overall atmosphere made for an unforgettable experience. The rink itself was smooth, and the lighting added to the excitement of the night. My only critique for Sunday evenings would be to let the songs play out fully instead of using mixes. It would really enhance the experience to vibe to the full track rather than jumping between different beats. Other than that, everything was on point. Definitely looking forward to coming back!

I've always gone to Skateland on Stage Coach. As a kid, I would frequently visit this location…read more This brings back some fantastic memories. I remember going here as a little kid. They have made some fantastic improvements. I remember we skated at our own risk of falling. They have skating aids to assist new skaters now. The gaming area is the corner. The food court has your typical skate rink food. I dove into the nachos and topped it off with some pink lemonade. They have hot dogs, chips, pickles, candy...just put it this way...they have choices! The tunes blasting from speakers will keep your groove going throughout day and night. They play a great variety of steady beats. There were a few pro skaters mingled in the crowd. Watching the pro skaters is so cool and fun. They have an area dedicated for parties or large groups. They have a few arcade games in one corner. If the kids want the little toys from the toy section, they'll love it.

We all love it here. It is such a fun atmosphere. Music , games and fun. Everyone that works there…read moretreats you like family. We would go every weekend if we could. Lace up your skates and bring the whole family for an awesome night.

What a great spot for kids and adults to have some fun! For $6 total per person, you can skate for…read more3 hours on Friday and Saturday. Heads up-- it's cash only! But surprisingly it's not super crowded and very family oriented. We will be making this a spot for a monthly visit. Awesome exercise! Cheap fun. Love that Marion offers this as an option in town.

Booked this for my daughters 5th birthday party. I hadn't been skating here in 20 years. Honestly…read morein 20 years not much has changed. The skates looked like the original skates I wore in the 90s but they still function. I guess things were made better back then. The music was loud, too loud really, and it was crowded. But Santa was there. And the kids enjoyed the play area and it was pretty clean. The bathrooms could have been cleaner. The staff was helpful and attentive. The prices weren't terrible. Brought back memories. If the music hasn't been so loud I couldn't speak over it I would have given 5 stars.

Pros: Kids play area was fantastic. My 6 and 2 year olds played for hours. Guy at the front desk…read morewas nice, as was the lady at the concession stand. Cons: We went just for Laser Tag, and I've never seen such a poorly run operation. We were told to go to the arcade area (very small) and ask for it there. The guy signed us up, then didn't utter a word and skated off to the rink to have fun. We waited for almost 2 hours before they called the laser tag groups. Session lasted for a few minutes, and half of that was spent changing broken equipment. We tried doing another session, but were told it would be a while, and the guy skated off again. My son left in tears after that, and we'll never be back. Not that it's really the fault of the business, but there were kids throwing bouncy balls on the skating rink and chasing after them without skates on, and they were allowed to continue. Very dangerous, I wouldn't want to skate there.

We came here for a kids birthday party and several tones in the past. It is a great place to spend…read moretime with you family/kids and be a walk back in time as well on a pair of roller skates. Now, it you are like me, you should wear pads. I mean, it got so bad I had to leave the rink because I was afraid my flailing arms world strike a kid and throw him across the building. It's true, and can no longer skate like I did years ago but It was fun trying. The young staff staff that works there are all very friendly and polite. They have a snack bar that looked like they a a big selection of offerings but we had pizza for the party so I did not sample. Throughout the time I was there they had organized games on the rink that was a blast for the kids. They were able earn something to trade in for prizes. It was a blast, kids and adults were having a good time.

Came here for a 9 year olds birthday party this past Saturday night..didn't really know what to…read moreexpect initially considering I hadn't been skating in years! First ting is the place is ran by high school kids, the skates are all torn to pieces (and they only offer quads), the rails are sticky, bathrooms disgusting, and be careful where you sit because it might be soaking wet! Typical skating rink...I feel like skating isn't real popular like it used to be or maybe this place just lacked some things haha. The kids that were there were having fun so I guess that's all that really matters haha!

I haven't been here in a few years, but I remember that the place was fairly decent. The rink took…read moreup a good portion of the single open room. A smaller, but still significant section was devoted to the confectionery area and seating for it. They also had an air hockey table next to a slight ramp that led into a small arcade with a change machine. The music was controlled manually by a DJ, and there was both a counter where you could rent skates and a second counter where you could buy things to customize your personal skates. Of course, having never owned a pair of skates I only used the first. There were two TVs that hung from the ceiling. Both faced the rest area between the food area and the rink, and each one showed a different family friendly movie. I guess this was both for the little kids too young to skate and to keep the older kids catching their breath from getting bored. Later on in the evening they had games for advanced skaters like "red light, green light" or a game where they rolled a massive pair of fuzzy dice as part of it (I never did figure out the details of that one.) All in all, the place was pretty cool. It probably wouldn't have much appeal to an older skater who's there on their own, but to a family looking for a somewhat decent outing that won't get too out of hand it's just about perfect.