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!

Yesterday we had my sons 8th Birthday party there.... we had our own nice room and they decorated…read moreit as well. We ordered our pizza from Marcos two hours ahead of time and it ended up being 30 min late and I was freaking out but there was nothing we can do. The staff at Spin City gave us an extra 30 minutes so the kids could eat their pizza before cake. I was super thankful for that. They really saved me from stressing even more.

This place is genuinely horrible, I dont know how it's still in business. They still use arcades…read morefrom the 90's and you can see the grime on the walls.

They wouldn't let me go outside for air and they said you need a parent and then they went inside…read moreand they were being ass holes

From the owner: We think we have affordable family fun. We strive to keep a clean and tidy environment for your…read moreenjoyment

We always have a good time at Winnwood the music is great the staff is friendly & helpful and the…read moreprices are reasonable for the amount of fun you'll have.

This was not a good roller skating experience, and I've been to a lot of different rinks. 8? 10?…read more This was the lawless rink. I've never been to a rink where they didn't have one or more staff members skating on the rink to ensure safety and enforce rules. They didn't have any staff members anywhere near the rink. And they needed them! I hope they have good insurance! (though they had us sign a waiver before entering, which is the only time I've experienced that at a rink.) It wasn't crowded on the Sunday afternoon that we went, but it was really hard to skate. One kid going the wrong way around the rink, kids and *adults* cutting across the rink instead of going in an oval. One young teen stealing the skate assist device from his younger siblings and then zig-zagging across the rink while they tried to chase him to get it back. One guy doing his dance moves across the path of traffic - dude, go in the middle or a corner! One man standing in the path of traffic doing things on his phone. And then the usual of kids cutting across. The rink also doesn't have a wall around it, which means at any moment someone might decide to cut across as they enter or exit the rink. I'm a good skater, but multiple times I had to skate off of the rink to avoid crashing into someone behaving badly. It made it so not fun. And when people fell down, there was no staff to check they were ok or help them up like at other rinks. I would have given it one star, because I really just didn't want to stay (and I often stay for multiple hours at rinks), but there were some good things. The floor was good, and the price wasn't bad. There were plenty of places to sit. Music was decent though loud. There was a separate little rink for beginner skaters. We were there for the second half of an afternoon session and there were no games or couples skate or anything, and I didn't see any way to request your favorite song. I had to try 3 times to get a decent rental skate (first time they gave me the wrong size, second time one skate had a wheel loose), and the laces were messed up still. There are rinks that are more fun.

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

This ice rink is packed full of laughs, kids, and the greatest smell of food…read more I went on Valentines day and there was a lot of people celebrating. I love it when an ice rink is packed, but the killer part was the lack of using the zamboni. I know times are very short (1pm - 3pm that day) but the ice was too rough to skate on at certain points. It would be nice if they did 1pm to 3:30pm or 4:00pm so the ice could be resurfaced mid-way. Other than that small detail, there are plenty of training "wheels" if you are new to skating (mainly for kids). Good exercise and they play great music!

the cookies are sooooo gooood and you need to come get some. The ice arena is also very funread more

Owners and staff are knowledgeable and friendly here. Located near Noland Rd and they have plenty…read moreof parking. They offered snacks, a bar and merch. It's cleaned and they have a great venue for parties. Really spacious and skating is fun here. I would recommend this place to friends and family. They also play some good ole hits too.

I love bringing my grandson age 13, a serious inline skater to this immaculate, gracious, and…read morewelcoming facility. I am always warmly welcomed and the the staff make certain that my grandson and his friends have an excellent experience, and lots of fun. I could not recommend this rink which is family owned and operated more highly or more thankfully!

This was a fun night! I went to see the Lincoln Stars versus Fargo hockey game with my brother and…read moresister in law. Great entertainment watching the game and all the things done in between plays and intermission. They really get the crowd involved here! Best of all...Lincoln won! Definitely would come to more games and highly recommend others to experience if you're in the area!

The Ice Box feels like it's an old cattle barn or warehouse that's been converted into a hockey…read morearena. It's a charming place. Cozy too. I recommend getting seats around center ice and about 3/4 of the way up in the stands. Regardless of where you sit, you shouldn't have any trouble tracking the puck. I don't think there's a bad seat in the house. Concessions are a bit basic. Hot dogs, chicken tenders, nachos, etc... Beer and spirits are available too. Nothing crazy, but they'll get the job done. I recommend purchasing tickets before the match through the Lincoln Stars website. The venue does have a couple of small box office booths however a line will quickly form and back up depending on the size of the crowd. You'll have to pay a couple of extra dollars buying online however I think it's worth it.

Great place to bring your kids for a fun evening out! I had a blast although my skating skills were…read morea tad subpar but we will work on it!

I'm giving them 1 star because I can't give them negative stars. We arrived in good spirits excited…read moreto have some fun with a large group of family members. After only 5 minutes of being on the floor they call the end to the previous session and say that everyone there for the 8pm-10pm session which was us needed to be wearing their wristbands. No big deal except that the staff working the front door didn't give a single person in our group of 20 people a single wristband. Thank goodness we kept our receipts to prove we were allowed to be in that session. The blonde lady with glasses and straight hair who seemed to be either the owner or manager was clearly on a power trip, micromanaging every single patron both adult and child. The young girl with brown hair & glasses in the DJ booth was quite possibly the worst DJ I've ever heard at any skating facility in my life. Listening to a radio station with commercials would have been better. They played random song clips that were literally about 5 seconds long each before changing to the next 5 second long music clip. This went on for an agonizing 10 minutes. When asked what was going on with the music they said they were waiting for someone to request songs. They went from random clips to what sounded like really bad knock off teeny bopper songs. To top it off, no one in our group could understand what she was saying as her speech was very slurred as if she was drunk but we could clearly see she was NOT drunk... if she has a speech issue she shouldn't be on the microphone as we we're all confused about what she was saying every time she spoke. A child that seemed to be a "regular" there or possibly friends or family of the establishment made a false accusation that a mother in our group cussed at him. The owner or manager lady proceeded to question a child in our group asking her if "she had a problem" due to that false allegation. Then the accuser exclaimed to the owner/manager lady that she had the wrong group member. The mother in our group set the story straight but was not pleased with the way the owner/manager lady handled the situation. There was a ton of debris on the floor tripping skaters. My group alone picked up at least 4 items that were tripping us. We had brand new socks worn for the first time at the skating ring but in the end we threw away all of our socks because they smelled so extremely bad. I don't think they spray the skates with antibacterial spray....and if they do they definitely don't use enough of it or don't use a quality brand- possibly all of the above. She kept telling everyone to slow down like 30 times while we were there which was irritating. They should just tell the faster skaters to stay on the outside and tell the slower skaters to stay closer to the center. The only reason this place is still in business is because there is no other local option.

We had an excellent stay at Sycamore springs. It is a little hike of the interstate, but not far…read moreoff of hwy36. It was remote and very well kept! Nice clean shower house and quiet neighbors. The tent camping spaces even have electricity. Very affordable!! Beautiful scenery. Historical markers, like the old train depot. They have a skating rink and hotel/resort also; but we only stayed in the campground. Firewood is available for purchase. We checked in and payed online so we were able to go straight to our site and set up, never saw anyone. Highly recommend and would stay again. Be sure to follow the direction instructions provided on the website and booking info, to stay on blacktop roads. Otherwise it's a lot of long dirt roads. Nearest town is just a few miles away for groceries.

This is my second and last night at Sycamore Springs. I very much like the park but the shower…read morehouse is so dirty and I can't stand going in there again and so used Blanca's shower for the second day in a row. It will be in my nightmares. The campground is beautiful, even if the sites a really cheek by jowl. They cater to children and family groups and have plenty for them to do, including a real life wood floor roller skater rink. They have let their large pool fall into ruin, which is unfortunate. They have a hotel on the site and there are rooms but I would shudder to stay in the place. It sits nearly on top of three mineral springs (the place has been famous since the 1880s for "taking the water." It would be damp and dank. I love the location of course, but would do major refitting and repair of the foundation and the concrete work and stonework. Major gardening would have to be done and the whole structure would need to have some kind of central dehumidification system. It reminded me of Harper's Ferry. So much water everywhere and lots of mold and dankness. I heard many barred owls last night, Pony Creek is right behind me. Lots of large trees and green grass. And some loud, large family parties of course. There is a wedding going on in one of the structures on the property called "the barn." They also had a rail depot moved here and also a white clapboard church. There are no laundry facilities so I had to go into town to use the coin laundry. I think they've figured out who their clientele really is--family groups who will just stay one or two nights, and then go. There is no real effort to entice long-stay or semi-permanent campers, which is what a KOA would very much try to do. Unfortunately a large family group talked loud and vulgar until 1 AM when a rain shower drove them inside. Site #46, you know who you are. One of their group was in a pop up trailer next to me and the man and woman, both drinking about a case of beer between them bawled and smoked and cursed. The cursing and drunken laughter got louder when they went to join the larger group next door to them. How the utterance "Gets smacked in the fuckin' dentures every time" is a punchline to a joke or the high point of a story, I have no idea. I had no cell phone signal and the owners do not live on site. I had no way to call anyone and was not about to take on a large group of drunks on my own. Damned if they didn't start up again at 7:30 AM with my "couple" drinking beers and talking loud. The woman bawled a few unintelligible questions at me and I smiled and said nothing. Got out of there as fast as I could.