Amazing place for kids ,grandma grandpa,dad & moms my kids used to have a birthday party here , I'm…read moreamazed still the same the best hangout for the skaters.

Unfortunately, my family and I just left the rink and when I went to the bathroom near the roller…read morerink not only are there only three stalls, one toilet was clogged, the stall that sits behind a brick wall door was locked which only left one stall that was being used. Then, when my daughter and I went to the woman bathroom near the soccer/ hockey rink there was a man using the bathroom with the stall door open. He did not flush the toilet or wash his hands and when we told the rental manager she said " oh they do that all the time" as if it was ok and normal.

Loved going here as a kid, very fun. Going there as an adult brought back great memories.read more

The workers were so rude 0/10. the skating shoes they have are so old stinky and ripped they hurt…read moreur feet,

While the facility itself is excellent and the adult leagues are well-run, the Vipers youth…read morehouse/rec program at the Suburban Rochester location has significant structural issues that parents should consider before paying the high registration fees - and this review is specifically about the house program. It is worth noting that this appears to be a localized issue; we know coaches and parents at the other rinks associated with Suburban, and these problems do not seem to be present there. Based on our experience at the Suburban Rochester location, families should be aware of the following: Inconsistent Coaching Standards: There have been frequent issues with coaches arriving late to practices and games. More concerning is that official coaches have been absent from the bench during games, with non-certified parents filling in, which is against USA Hockey rules. Lack of Oversight: Concerns regarding coaching and player retention were shared with the Youth Hockey Director last season, specifically regarding coaches telling players they were not going to receive play time, which led to players quitting. In a house league. Despite this feedback, no changes were made and the same staff was retained. It appears there is very little accountability once the non-refundable fees are paid. Practice Quality: At the 14U level, the league rosters nearly 20 players and practices on a half-ice sheet. At this age and size, this leads to practices that are crowded and slow. Our experience was that practice sessions lacked structured drills and consisted mostly of half-ice scrimmaging, where players who were not involved just stood around. There was no focus on skill development, positional play, or other fundamentals. Disproportionate Instruction & Ice Time: The instruction and ice time are heavily weighted toward the top 4-5 players and the coaches' own children. Unless your child is one of the top players on the team, you will be paying the same amount as everyone else but receiving significantly less ice time and instruction than those few players, despite it being a house/rec league, it is treated more like travel. It would be beneficial to see the association prioritize the growth of every player on the team, rather than just a select few. Until then, parents should look at other locations or leagues where the high cost of registration is matched by equitable development for all players.

Not recommended for first-time skaters No help and no…read moreattention at all. The check in was good but after that no one seemed to be available to help or even give assistance.

Has no suitable changing area for female hockey players attending coed events/rentals. Earlier…read moretoday I attended a private drop in with a group of mostly men and a few other women. The other women in the group don't mind changing with the men but I prefer not to, so I requested a separate room (women's changing room, referee room, etc). The woman at the counter, who was less than pleasant, said she "couldn't let" me use a ref room or any other locker room in any of their FOUR rinks. She offered me a place to change with no skate mats, in the furthest rink (1) from the one we were playing on (4). This is totally unacceptable in 2025! I play in many different arenas around Detroit and Toledo, several in much less affluent cities than Troy, and they all provide me with some place to change that can accommodate my skates and is not a public restroom.

The Troy Sports Center is a large facility with 4 sheets of ice, a dance studio and a sports rehab…read moreplace upstairs. There are many reasons to like this facility, namely the large locker rooms, quality ice surfaces, and the pro-shop located in the lobby. The pro-shop is a separate business, but they have all of your equipment needs and can do a good job on your skate sharpening and repairs. There is a snack shop and plenty of vending machines, but there is no bar or alcohol sales. This rink has the full compliment of learn-to-skate, open-skate, youth hockey at all levels and mens' league. I didn't rate this 5 stars because the building is outdated and is missing a few of the modern touches of a true multi-plex. It's still a great place to play, practice or watch hockey.

Super fun venue! It's a large rink and it was wonderful to have so much space to skate and not feel…read morecrowded. The place is very clean and there is ample parking too. Plenty of lockers to store your things. The rental roller skates are good quality too, much better than I was expecting. Excellent and nostalgic tunes playing. There is an arcade and area for concessions too. Great experience!

It's a roller skating rink. They have a separate party section for parties. The food section offers…read morehot food with a good variety of vending machines with snacks. The lockers cost $.50 and they have a change machine so you don't have to dig & scrape to find two quarters. There is an arcade area with a decent amount of games. The bathrooms weren't half bad. I went for a private party so I'm not sure about music and crowd but overall I liked the venue.

We went to watch a Motor City Rockers game. We were able to buy general admission seats and sit…read moreright on the glass. That was a cool experience. It was pretty decent quality hockey. The stadium feels like its on the older side. The men's bathroom had a pretty solid layer of dirt throughout it (which I kind of expect at a local hockey rink.) One critique I have is that when you enter and go through security, they don't have signs or anything to help guide you to find your way into the stadium. We had to ask and kind of just figure it out ourselves.

Good stadium. Great for a family's night out at a shadow game. Has a rat problem thoughread more

Amazing!!!!!! If you want to really learn how to skate AND have a great time, come here! I just…read morefinished an 8 week class of "Skate Basics+Fitness". I hadn't roller skated since I was 12 and now I'm a really confident skater. It's a great workout too! You won't get this kind of attention and instruction anywhere else. This place focuses on adult skaters, age 21 and older. The classes are small. I took a class for one hour on Sundays with the same 8 people and we kept building upon what we learned. Adjustments and modifications are available for people with injuries too. We had students of all ages in this class, from 30's to 70's and we could all do it and work at our level. This personalized type of class doesn't exist anywhere else. Also, on Wednesday nights at 8:30pm, you can come here and practice and skate for $10. (They have free parking available out front.) I had the good fortune to be taught by the owner, Keith. Keith is a spectacular skater and human being. He is kind, patient, funny, and an excellent teacher. He has truly built a supportive skating community and I'm honored to be a part of it. Keith offers a variety of classes and he is also working on new classes to offer. He's open to ideas and feedback too. I'll be taking a class on outdoor skating next, as well a workshop on backwards skating. Learning how to skate here was the best decision I've made in a long time. I highly recommend taking class and joining this awesome skating community!

Keith is a patient and understanding instructor. If you're looking for a rink with great music and…read morefriendly skaters this is the place to go.

Actually found out it is open on Sundays just the website says that so perfect 5 stars the ice is…read moreperfect and fun and doesn't hurt if falling.

Lucky me. I've already written this a few times…read more The Fun fountain/ice rink is east off Van Dyke just north of 12 mile road. Highlights include interactive water features, food concessions, and restrooms. They're open every day from 11:00am-7:00pm. The fun fountain is available Memorial weekend thru Labor Day weekend. The splash pad/fountain becomes an ice rink in the winter months. It's a small open skate rink, no hockey, no extensive skating such as figure or speed. Mostly kids and not really worth the journey. Unless of course you love strapping the blades on for an out door effect. The lingering winter months have created the perfect atmosphere to spend quality time at the City Square Ice Rink. A positive experience for friends and family awaits you. Especially, if you enjoy the outdoor element. As close to a pond as living in the city will allow. Don't worry if you don't own ice skates, rental skates are available at the rink! General admission is $5, and skate rental is $3. UPCOMING SPECIAL DATES: on February 10th, boys skate free! On February 24th, Girls skate free! And don't forget, February 8th is glow skate from 6-10 p.m. Remember, weather permitting for ice rink hours. Call 586-574-4518 for details. 2/20

Floor boards are damaged and warping. It's a major hazard! Not smooth. The place doesn't have AC…read moreand building is in bad shape. I won't be back.

During my first visit to Rollers Skate Park for a birthday party, I witnessed the management bully…read moreand intimidate the young staff members working that day. During the 3-hours I was there, I saw two staff members visibly work to hold back tears, and witnessed conduct that was hostile, unprofessional and simply shameful. I will not be supporting this establishment and will work to ensure others don't as well.

While the facility itself is excellent and the adult leagues are well-run, the Vipers youth…read morehouse/rec program at the Suburban Rochester location has significant structural issues that parents should consider before paying the high registration fees - and this review is specifically about the house program. It is worth noting that this appears to be a localized issue; we know coaches and parents at the other rinks associated with Suburban, and these problems do not seem to be present there. Based on our experience at the Suburban Rochester location, families should be aware of the following: Inconsistent Coaching Standards: There have been frequent issues with coaches arriving late to practices and games. More concerning is that official coaches have been absent from the bench during games, with non-certified parents filling in, which is against USA Hockey rules. Lack of Oversight: Concerns regarding coaching and player retention were shared with the Youth Hockey Director last season, specifically regarding coaches telling players they were not going to receive play time, which led to players quitting. In a house league. Despite this feedback, no changes were made and the same staff was retained. It appears there is very little accountability once the non-refundable fees are paid. Practice Quality: At the 14U level, the league rosters nearly 20 players and practices on a half-ice sheet. At this age and size, this leads to practices that are crowded and slow. Our experience was that practice sessions lacked structured drills and consisted mostly of half-ice scrimmaging, where players who were not involved just stood around. There was no focus on skill development, positional play, or other fundamentals. Disproportionate Instruction & Ice Time: The instruction and ice time are heavily weighted toward the top 4-5 players and the coaches' own children. Unless your child is one of the top players on the team, you will be paying the same amount as everyone else but receiving significantly less ice time and instruction than those few players, despite it being a house/rec league, it is treated more like travel. It would be beneficial to see the association prioritize the growth of every player on the team, rather than just a select few. Until then, parents should look at other locations or leagues where the high cost of registration is matched by equitable development for all players.

This place has it all: broken vending machines, understaffed concessions, no parking and…read moredisgusting, filthy restrooms. Wow. MAHA needs to pick a new venue next year, this one is a hot mess (in the middle of nowhere, by the way.)