Okay rink, slightly above average, good viewing for photographers and video. Good pro shop and…read moresnack bar. Plenty of parking. No alcohol sales and only one bathroom in a facility with three sheets, cafe, pro shop etc

Nice facility. It's big. There are 3 rinks and a LOT of locker rooms. Of course, the locker…read morerooms are pretty small and today, we had to share it with another team. Impossible. Also, even though it's a beautiful day today, it was really, really cold inside.

Acoustics in the shazzer are top tier. You can hear the boys yodeling all the way from the Taco…read moreBell across the street. Sweet, sweet melodies after double digit losses cannot be beat.

this is a great ice skates place in brockton ma i love it there it so mush fun it really is i love…read moreice skates

We had a birthday party this past weekend for our 7 year old and a bunch of his friends. Luigi did…read morea fantastic job from start to finish! He was so welcoming and accommodating (and patient with a large group of little boys!). Everything ran so smoothly and the kids had a blast. We will definitely be back for another party!!

When my age was in the single digits, I discovered a love for bowling. I am now nearing 30, and my…read moreenjoyment of bowling continues - plus I've since discovered 10-pin. Though, in the recent year, life got a little complicated, and thus it's been a while. Not wanting to fight the continuous Boston traffic, I decided to give Boston Bowl - Hanover a try. It was quiet on a Saturday afternoon - it was tax free weekend, so everyone was likely out shopping. I'd brought my own shoes and ball, though there seemed to be plenty of different house balls available (though during busy times, your mileage may vary). The lanes were well oiled, the automatic scoring did not give me any trouble, and there were no malfunctions that needed an attendant. The facility was modern, with large screens (Spongebob was on), and music loud enough to be heard, but not approaching a metal concert (again, Saturday afternoon vs Friday night is likely a different experience). There's just one little thing: a bit of sticker shock. When I was a kid bowling with dad, it cost under $4 a string, maybe $4.25 during a popular time. Here, it was $8.50 per string [Fri. 5pm - Sun. Close]. I fully understand that it has been 20 years, yet, $25 for one person bowling for 15 minutes still seems a bit steep. Consider: if I had brought three friends we'd be be looking at over $100.

An unbelievably cool place. I have been coming here for years. It's like a family. Figure skaters…read moreare treated with respect here.

Cold in here. Clean with nice stands too. Nice looking sheet of ice. Home of the Curry College…read moreColonels. Mite hockey 1/2 ice games today with temporary boards at the red line. Rink is about 2 miles past the Milton Police station.

I took my grandson and one of his buddies as a birthday treat. We went on a Monday morning shortly…read moreafter they opened. We basically had the place to ourselves, which was wonderful. Lots of staff to help out, and everything looked to be very clean and in safe working order. Big bonus points for the comfy couches to sit on all the kids played. What a great indoor option for kids to get out their energy.

I spent $90 on three jump passes and the pair of socks we got last week shrunk and they wouldn't…read morelet us trade a pair of socks for a new one. Every other trampoline park will let you trade socks for free. This place is a scam and STEVEN THE GENERAL MANAGER IS AN ABSOLUTE CLOWN.

The staff here is so nice and we're really accommodating! Would come back again, had a great time…read morecandlepin bowling!

Very expensive! $150 for a few strings and shoes for 4. It is no longer an activity we can just…read morerandomly go do to kill a few hours now.

I want you, dear reader, to imagine being a child in the late 2000s. Smart Phones aren't quite…read moreaccessible yet, so you have no means of entertainment aside from what's in front of you. You are a younger (or youngest) sibling of a one parent household and your parent does not trust you to be alone. Your sibling is invited to a group event but has to drag you along because of this. "This is not how I chose to spend my day, but I will try to make the most of it." You naively think. This Paintball thing sounds kind of fun after all, you've been playing shooters on and off and think it'd be fun to do this in real life. You have to wait the whole drive there because, again, you have no phone to run games on (or at least, not any worth playing) You get to the venue and you are introduced to a few people and given your equipment, noticing the different paintguns available. One of these guns is fed from the top, the other is fed from the back. Both of these are gas-powered, so you don't think much of it to start. You are given some protective gear and get into the first match. You look at your weapon, ready to finally do something. You pull the trigger... Nothing. No click, no round fired, nothing. You, in your adolescent mind, try inspecting the gun to see if there's an easy fix. It's a closed system, so there's nothing you can do. You find a referee and tell them your weapon is broken, and are brought to where the other weapons are. You hand in your defective paintgun, and are sat out for the next half hour doing. absolutely. nothing. Next round starts, you are handed a new (but very similar) paintgun. You test it with a trigger pull... Again, Nothing. You find another referee and turn in the gun but then ask if you can have one of those top-fed rifles. Surely that one won't break, right? "That's for paying customers." You just got handed two broken paintguns in a group activity and are told the models that probably do work are not allowed to you because you are a guest. You're shit out of luck, wait for round 3. Pull the trigger... IT FIRES! Maybe a bit too fast, you figure, but it at least works! You are directed to your starting spot, the whistle is blown, and you peek out of cover. You begin firing on where you think someone is, not actually sure but figure you can lay down some suppressing fire! EXCEPT... A referee approaches, sees you firing full auto, and forbids you from firing again, saying the gun is broken. You are forced to, for a third time in a row, sit out the rest of the match. You'd rather be home playing on the Xbox, this trip has been a colossal waste of your time. There's one more round at least... Broken, again. No firing. You just sit there, behind a tree, on a sweaty summer day, for thirty minutes, because you have completely given up on the staff here. No one will help you, and the equipment that actually works is not being given to you because you "aren't a paying customer." This is my only experience with Paintball. Three guns that jammed, and a fourth that had me immediately disqualified. Only a decade later do I realize how completely unjust this was and come on Yelp to leave a black mark on this website like they left a black paintball on my heart.

What an amazing place. I didn't even know this was here and the last time I played paintball was in…read morethe 90's so it's been a minute. We were invited to play as an end of hockey season party from my son's coach. Originally it was going to be my son and husband (when you're 46 you don't recover from a paintball hit like you did in your 20's lol). Let me tell you this place has paintball down to a science!!!! The equipment is clean and well maintained. We walked back to an open area I didn't even know existed. My old butt got out there and we had the TIME OF OUR LIVES!!!!!! We will be back.

In 2023 this playground was renovated…read more Still recommend it. Now the ground is play material no longer mulch so accessibility improved! New playground equipment includes a seesaw for up to 4 children, one of those flower shaped seats that kids spin themselves in, xylophone, chimes, drums - and both sides where there were slides were redone too. It's still fenced in with gates on both sides.