This was a solid experience, especially during COVID. Reserve your free tickets ahead of time…read moreonline. Make sure to reserve for each person in your party. Parking is in a lot and right there, very convenient. (It's also a short walk from the 63rd Street station, so close to public transit.) Enter at your reserved time and you'll give your names to the person at the entrance. Staff are all masked and there is ample hand sanitizer available. You'll pay for your skate rentals ($3 per person) then. BRING CASH! I nearly didn't have enough, and I didn't see any way to pay via card or electronically. (A venmo account for the rink would go a long way here.) Pick up your skates, lace up, and go in! Everyone was great about masking while we were there, and staff were on hand if we had questions. For the newbies (especially the kids), they have big blue plastic things to push -- my kids were big fans. There are restrooms on site (gendered multi-stall). Note: Due to COVID, there's no eating on site, so if you have snacky kids like ours, plan to eat in the parking lot.

This rink has the worst open hockey culture out of any rink I've ever played at in the greater…read morePhiladelphia area; it boils down to a lack of organization, accountability, and severe tribalism. I've skated here three times, and every time, one player named Nick who seems to culturally lead the place, has ruined it. The first time I skated here, Nick was verbally upset and would not stop complaining about the teams. First he was upset because we suggested playing full ice to get better exercise, and then he was upset and insulted me by saying I'm just there because I "want to score 40 goals" because I was skating on a team with a friend of mine who is a good player. To stop him from complaining, my friend and I switched teams and once the teams were lopsided in the favor of Nick's team, he was content and less yappy. He clearly made snap judgments about me and I assume felt threatened because before anyone was playing, I tried to organize a game, but since I suggested playing full ice and with the teams as they were at the time, he thought I was trying to make teams unfair. I just wanted to skate and get good exercise; the last thing I wanted to do was argue with a stranger who thought he had me pegged as a sandbagger. Today I played again and things were even worse. Everyone there was on board with skating full ice, but right before we started playing, Nick started to complain. Again, had he any ability to conflict manage, he could have suggested why we play half ice and I'm sure we could have happily reached that conclusion. Instead, it became a tiresome verbal argument. While playing, I bumped helmets during a board battle with a player on his team and Nick immediately started verbally harassing me. A play or two later he tried tripping me along the boards and I said nothing. Later during the game, a beginner player on his team flagrantly tripped me and Nick started screaming about me and yelling at me for "going too hard." I was indignant because I was just flipped by a trip from behind and I was being screamed at for it, so I challenged Nick and yelled back. All the meanwhile, the guy who runs open hockey was on the rink. He tried to break it up, but because he has a relationship with Nick and not me, he said nothing to challenge Nick on his regular antics. While yelling back and forth with Nick, we both said mean things, and it escalated to him taking off his gloves and repeatedly punching my cage as everyone else tried to break it up. The game stopped then and we all decided to leave. In the locker room, Nick would not shut up and continued to talk bad about multiple people there while everyone was telling him to drop it. He then looked at me and screamed, "how do you know I do not have a gun or knife in my car?" The guy who runs the rink not only tolerated this, but said "weird transition, but would you guys want to play open hockey on Tuesday night?" To the credit of the guy who runs open hockey, he tries to make it fun for all and he seems like a really good person, but every effort is ruined by Nick, his tribalism, his immaturity, his rage, his anger, and his lack of an ability to compromise and work with other people. It's a shame: I would love to play here because it's a nice rink and a good price and I love the Sunday 9:30 to 11:00 timeslot, but if there is a culture that doesn't police itself or hold people accountable for acting the way that its regulars do, I have no interest in returning to such a horrible environment. I called the rink to give them this feedback after the incident and was told I'd be called back in 10 minutes. Still nothing over two hours later.

A fun group activity-we went as our work holiday get together! They easily accommodated for our…read moregroup of 16. We had 2 bays, 4 boards total to share. The staff were attentive and gave pointers. We also enjoyed playing jumbo jenga in between our turns. There's also jumbo Connect 4. The large picnic tables and shelves kept our belongings and snacks stored easily. We even had pizza delivered with ease. It was clean and well maintained. There's single bathrooms and a large lobby area. Plenty of parking and a taproom next door for drinks! The bay area is spacious with tables to separate each side. No complaints-I'd go back.

Best B E S T first experience at ace throwing. I'm from NY and we needed something to do, I was…read morescared and nervous. Thank god for BOB and BECK, great teachers, employees and great personalities!! Definitely a must AND they have prizes!!! Me and my BF won, go for the blue dot!!!

I certainly understand the challenges of COVID, but if you can't even operate at 50% functionality,…read morestay closed!Gardens horribly overgrown, frog attraction looked and smelled like death, most small attractions not working, failed paint throughout, 60% of the lightbulbs throughout burned out, butterfly garden was poorly maintained with dead butterflies about, dangerously slippery on painted concrete where moss and mildew has built up....on a positive note, my son made a hat out of construction paper and we saw a cute rabbit.... other than that the place should be condemned.

Every time I come here it's packed with people but that's a great sign that the place is popular…read more There are so many fun things for kids to do and it's great watching my daughter have so much fun. I had a Groupon de so it wasn't too expensive to go. Overall I love this place.

Very cute people are nice fun time especially with kids. We were for adults and we still had fun…read more Some of them are pretty challenging. Some of the numbers for the next hole weren't too easy to find, but we managed.

Great family friendly place. The course is super fun and my kids had an amazing time. They have a…read moregood course to fit the needs of multiple age levels.

Nice spot for outdoor ice skating that my son and I go to at least once per season. Right on the…read moreCooper River. Prices are reasonable and admission is not timed so you can skate all day if you want. The rink is pretty small and gets very crowded on weekends, mostly with people who are brand new to skating. They do have devices for young children to use to help them balance, but expect a lot of slow moving people trying to catch their balance. There is also a heated tent with tables, a snack bar and an arcade if you need a break from skating. The Christmas music and fire pits are also a nice touch.

That time of year again to get out and enjoy winter at Cooper River Park Winterfest Skating Rink…read more WinterFest is located in Cooper River Park's Jack Curtis Stadium (Pennsauken side of the river). The rink is a 60-by-120-foot rink and surrounding Winterfest features, including a carousel and trees covered in lights. Skate rental is $4 for all ages, Rink admission is $6 for adults and $4 for Children (5-12), Seniors and Veterans. Free skate buddys are available for the novice skaters in your group and they offer skate sharpening onsite for $5 if you have your own skates. Skate lessons are available on Sunday Mornings from 11-12. $20 a class. A "lodge" sells soft pretzels and hot chocolate. Winterfest is open through Feb. 14 2018. Free parking is available in parking lots on either side of the ice rink and on North Park Drive.

I had a Good time here!! We had our family reunion here. It was about 3 other families that was…read morethere also. Our family had the part that was close to the grill and the section with the stages. There were a lot of activities to do here. Pool, zip line, ice cream, paddle boat. It's worth the money. A lot of fun!!!

i am a fellow student at grace a Dunn middle school 7 th grader me and my school went to a field…read moretrip and our expectations were pretty low when we got their first they didn't have the laser tag they promised second they did not allow us to go into the pool because of a inspection but when the inspection officer came they still would not let us in the pool so many activities it was disappointing

What is up with the music here? It reminds me of a scene from The Wire (the season where they focus…read moreon the teachers) where one of the teachers talks about turning up the heat in the classroom because it keeps the kids tired and groggy. That's honestly what I think they're doing with the music here. They're trying to sedate us. Don't get me wrong. I love some good '90s/early-2000s R&B. But when I'm splashing around in a wave pool with my five-year-old, I'm not sure I need to hear: Sparkle - "Be Careful" Brian McKnight - "Anytime" Brian McKnight - "Back at One" 112 - "Cupid" Joe - "I Wanna Know" Boyz II Men - "A Song for Mama" Like, I love the sappy, nostalgic stuff from the BET Best of Planet Groove album as much as the next person but maybe not while I'm standing waist-deep in a wave pool trying to prevent my five-year-old from wandering into the deep end. At one point I genuinely thought: Are you trying to put me to sleep, or are you trying to make me reflect on my first girlfriend? Because it was working. I'm standing there thinking about how we used to eat at the Kmart Cafe before the Birds game on a Sunday afternoon in ninth grade. Ahh, life was simpler then. Now I'm trying to explain to my kid that he cannot go any farther into the wave pool because he doesn't know how to swim. Does he understand? No. Does Brian McKnight understand what I'm going through? Apparently not because he's serenading me like I'm sitting alone in my bedroom staring at an old photo album. I'm just asking for a little more BPM. I'm not saying turn the place into Disney Jr. radio but maybe we can at least move the R&B selection from "Anytime" to something with a little more bop. Give me "Honey". Give me "I Get Lonely". Give me early 90s Janet. Give me literally anything that makes me feel like I'm at a water park instead of recovering from a breakup in 2002. The music selection is so bizarre and noticeable that it actually became one of the defining parts of my experience. At some point I started wondering if I needed to be evaluated for some sort of condition. The fact that I'm writing this review probably means I do. As for the rides: my five-year-old absolutely loves them. He'll pretty much go on anything except the two rides tucked into the corner of the park. One lifts you way up into the air for a nice view of the park and the other spins you around real fast. Everything else is extremely tame. My eight-year-old daughter will do everything and is gradually getting bored with a decent chunk of the ride section of the park. She absolutely loves the rock-climbing wall and rope course, though, and would probably spend the entire day going back and forth between those two if I let her. She also loves the entire water park. One big tip is if you're local, keep an eye out for the Black Friday season-pass sale. They usually have a fantastic deal and if you're planning on going at least twice over the course of the year, I'd strongly recommend just buying the season pass when it goes on sale over the holiday. I believe it's around $80 per person for the season pass, give or take $10. I honestly don't remember the exact price. Friends of mine who went recently said they paid around $50 per person for a single day. I do not think it's worth it at that price. Overall the kids love it, there's plenty to do, and the water park is adequate for kids. Just be prepared for the possibility that you'll spend your afternoon fighting the waves while Brian McKnight emotionally transports you back to a relationship you haven't thought about in 20 years.

THE GOOD ----------------…read more+ LOTS of super fun construction-themed rides and cool machinary activities (e.g., excavator operation, crane operation, driving tractors, etc.) for all ages that you just don't find at other amusement parks. + Very manageable layout and park size for kids. Not a huge park at all. A lot of the rides/activities are next to each other. + Water park is surprisingly huge and spacious with 3 pool areas, including a giant water slide, lazy river ANDDD an impressive wave pool that is loadddds of fun. ++++ Life-jackets are provided for free to kids. ++++ PLENTTTTY of adirondack chairs are available for park-goers to sit on and move around freely. + Multiple areas to buy food with typical amusement park pricing. ++++ Food sold includes burgers, hot dogs, corn dogs, cheese pizza, chicken sammies, giant pretzels, chicken tenders, quesadillas, nuggets, deliccccious soft serve ice cream and much more. ++++ Souvenir Cup purchases come with free soft drink refills on the day of purchase. $15.49 for a souvenir cup, while individual soft drink purchases cost around $4.50 (as of June 2026). + Multiple covered picnic tents to provide relief from the sun. + Big private parking lot has plenty of spaces. + Private parties can be booked here. THE NOT SO GOOD ----------------------------- - Activities, such as driving or operating heavy machinary, can feel repetitious when jumping from ride to ride. - Admission tickets are pricey at approximately $50 a pop. - Only open until 6 PM daily, but the water park does open at 10 AM, with the ride park opening at 12 PM. Wish they were open a bit later. MIXED THOUGHTS ---------------------------- = Nada. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Visited on a scorching Sunday in early June and it was busy, but not overly so. No waits for any rides/activities. Plenty of space and seats in the water park and dining pavilions. Definitely could get busier during the summer when school is out, but early June was perfect. CONCLUSION -------------------- = Loved that the park wasn't overly crowded. The water park was surprisingly large and fun. The rides park was fun, but the construction-themed rides/activities definitely felt repetitious after a few. The price of admission could be a littttle more affordable as well.

The only reason this establishment is even getting 1 star is because my child had a good…read moreexperience. But from the moment we entered the YOUNG children they have working the front desk ill equipped to work with the public. They lacked customer service skills and the ability to even answer basic questions. The prices are astronomical and the quality of the food was poor. They have a lot of kinks to work out and I highly recommend starting with TRAINING! TLH

Clean place with plenty to do! Friendly staff and reasonable prices including a summer weekday…read morespecial. Perfect place for the kids on a hot summer day. Did not try the food, but prices aren't bad. Will definitely be coming back!