Galaxy Skateway was a fun afternoon for us. To be able to rent shoes and go skate for aome physical…read morefun now-a-days is very cool still. Galaxy skate had a whole system in place, with payment to picking skates to people helping in the skate rink. Fun lights and definitely temperature controlled so it was cool inside. This is a big plus since you work up a sweat sometimes going fast. Entrance feels not the happiest and a little unwelcoming - would suggest the front security person and register person have a little training in customer service and a smile. Its OK to be tough and be kind. The 1st encounter should always feel welcoming. Price was very clear online so what i expected to pay was accurate. And the skates and tables were nicely spread out. Food spread to another area as well. Lots of tables to hang and eat and talk. We skated for an hour + enjoyed the music. Thanks for an easy activity for kids and adults.

Galaxy Skating Rink... Went to celebrate the birthday girl,…read moreand we had a great time in our 80s inspired attire. The atmosphere was fun and lively, perfect for a celebration. Our package included pizza, which was a nice touch, but everything else on the menu was definitely overpriced. Overall, a fun experience -- just be prepared to spend a little extra if you want more than what's in the package.

The charter cruise I went on was amazing as far as all of the activities but to pay thousands of…read moredollars and have my room looking like this is a problem!

First, it is wildly overpriced. This entire company is a scam. Nearly every single detail of every…read moresingle day there are hidden costs. The cruise boasts that food is included. The food is terrible. No hyperbole, their food is awful. At LEAST one of us in our party had immediate diarrhea following every meal. They have poor quality food that was a variety of undercooked, overcooked or tasteless. The dining areas were dirty and packed. You could NEVER sit in peace and eat. You were usually touching the person next to you and staff ushered you to eat as fast as you can and leave immediately. You couldn't explore the options in the breakfast/lunch/dinner buffets because it was too busy. Most of the food was picked over or had a HUGE line. The first morning I wanted to try and omelet that was made special for you but the wait was over 20 minutes so I declined. One day, we splurged and ate at one of the "restaurants" on board. It was comically overpriced. We thought "why not, at least we can avoid the zoo of the buffet". The food was tasteless swill. The service was good at least. You had a "personal chef" to serve you disgusting slop. For someone to personally cook for you and only you, it had to be delicious right? Nope. Every course was not cooked properly. It was clearly frozen, cheap and pitiful ingredients. It was garbage that was presented nicely. They put a bow on the buffet food next door and had the audacity to charge you over $100 for it. In terms of excursions, it's better to try to figure something out on your own at each stop. Every beach, destination, or location was utterly packed and unorganized. You had to fight for lounge chairs that were "included" on each beach. If you didn't fight, you didn't get one. Umbrellas cost extra, food cost extra, transport cost extra, every Royal Caribbean staff who said hello wanted a tip. Every excursion has hidden costs. It is cheaper and better to explore the ports on your own and do your own thing rather than giving them your business for poorly executed excursions. I couldn't speak to the excursions that cost over $1000 but all the mid to lower priced excursions are overpriced tourist traps. Day to day on the ship was a struggle to do anything relaxing. Every inch of the ship is crowded. Lounge chairs were worth their weight in gold. The prime locations are NEVER available. You have to be aggressive and assertive to get anything on the ship. Nothing says relaxation like watching a drunk woman push a child to the ground for a lounge chair. EVERY day I witnessed people fighting over chairs. The stations for food, drinks, etc all come with a long line no matter what time of day. Elevators were a mandatory annoyance. The ship has many floors and elevators are nearly essential to navigating your way around to do anything. The wait for elevators was way too long. Plan for an extra 5-10 minutes to do anything as you will always be waiting for an elevator. Then there was the "packages". There are packages for food, drinks, internet, etc. Almost everything has an extra cost. Even activities on the ship cost money. The "waterpark" on board did not work the entire trip and our floor lost plumbing for 24 hours. No refunds on either front. They had the audacity to offer a 5% discount on another cruise. They'd make money on that deal. Greedy, awful, company. The drink package for alcohol is ridiculously expensive but honestly almost necessary. The only way to survive the day to day annoyances, awful food, awful people, pushy and aggressive staff, is to be blind drunk. By the time you pay for the "packages" or get the all-inclusive feel, you'd be better off spending that incredible amount of money on a new car or traveling to several different countries instead. Another fun aspect of this cruise was that EVERY day I was harassed by staff to upgrade my cruise package, buy a special dinner, get a massage, upgrade an excursion, get some special deal, etc. They legitimately did not respond to "No thank you". Not ONCE did they respect my "no". "But it's the deal of a lifetime", "Sir, you can't say no when you hear this". They AGGRESSIVELY pursued you. This is also not hyperbole or an exaggeration. Every. Single. Day. I needed to firmly and aggressively say "no" and nothing worked to get them to stop. At LEAST 5 times a day they would aggressively try to sell you something. They harassed EVERYONE. EVERY. SINGLE. DAY. They did not respond to declining politely, or aggressively. They did not respond to you walking away or asking them to "please leave me alone". They did not respond to any attempt to get them to stop. They LITERALLY would not stop until they said their 5 minute pitch. I feel bad if they've pushed people people into buying more useless garbage. The last little detail was our room. It was dirty, right off the bat. The floor was not clean. The bedding was clearly not clean. I'm not entirely sure what type of hairs were on our windowsill, but they were short and curly.

Lessons with Aaron are the absolute best! He is an expert, yet so humble and patient. The other…read morestudents that join his group classes are super welcoming and supportive! If you are starting to skate or have been skating and want further skills, contact Aaron (Slow Smooth Skate)

One of the kindest, coolest, humblest, down to earth humans this world has to offer. An incredible…read moreteacher, and spirit. Keeping it stupid simple, so anyone and everyone, from all walks of life, have a place and a space to learn and feel safe

Great instructors, steal of a good deal on learn to skate lessons. Skate rentals are included, and…read moreyour enrolled kids also get unlimited public skate included when you sign up for lessons.

Is this the most modern rink in South Florida? No. Could it use a little remodeling of the common…read moreareas? Sure. But if you're there to take lessons and to skate, you're in great hands. The teachers are patient and take time with students to help them learn the elements. Prices for 5 week lessons are fair and include unlimited free skate sessions to practice during each term. I want to share a special shout out to the Skate Guards. They're very kind and helpful. Always there if someone falls and providing assistance and guidance to those who ask. I'm happy to see more rinks coming to the area and skating have a larger presence in South Florida. This is a great neighborhood rink that deserves more love. Plus, it's a nice reprieve from the oppressive heat outside.

Miami Roller Rink is located on SW 112th, which is about an hour drive from Downtown Miami. It is…read morelocated at Crystal Plaza Shopping Center. Since we were in Miami during my prev. birthday trip, it was one of my birthday presents. Tickets ($20 per person) were available for purchase via Miami Roller Rink's website. Our Admission Tickets were shown at the door as we went through the front entrance. On this day, we visited Miami Roller Rink to attend "We Love The 90's" Skate Party. Skating during that several-hour session, the dj played fantastic 90's music. All 90's Everything....90's Hip-Hop, Reggae, Soca, Pop, R & B - you name it, & that dj played it. Skating to 90's "Oldies But Goodies" while singing was a good way to spend out on a Saturday Night. There are lockers for your belongings. There are snacks, food for purchase. Clean Bathrooms. There are also some Arcade Games. Seating space is on the sidelines for those that want to sit, to hang out w/ out skating, or to rest in-between skating. The roller rink is a nice size & Miami Roller Rink has lots of weekday / weekend events. These include: *Freestyle Mondays Skate Night - 8pm - 11pm (Ages 16+) *Learn to Skate Classes for all ages - Mon & Wed - 6pm - 7pm (kids) & 7pm - 8pm (adults) / Sat. 9am - 10am *intermediate Tuesday Speed Skating Sessions *Open Skate - Sunday - 12pm - 7:30pm *Afterschool Skate Events - Thurs. 4:30pm.- 7:30pm. One can also check the website for information on Booking Miami Roller Rink for Private Events, Parties, etc. miamirollerrink.com @miamirollerrink

Roll bounce in 305!!!…read more What a cute skating rink ! Everyone had a blast roller skating even though their rink is smaller than our back home. What I did like was there spring break schedule for kids and even a skate & prayer session. Seems like management really likes to involve all ages and activities for the community and that's amazing. It was a great first impression for sure !

Looking for a chill experience and a way to escape the South Florida heat? Come check out Skate…read moreZone! They have indoor skating rinks all under one roof, plus a skate shop and concession stand with drinks and quick snacks. They also offer skating lessons and host figure skating and hockey events. Whether you're looking for some family fun or a night out doing something a little different, Skate Zone is a great place to get out, stay cool, and enjoy some time on the rink!

The employees here are ALL really friendly and patiently answered many questions that I had. We…read morecame into the rink to visit the pro shop as we are already part of another rink that we love. This review is for Erin and Andrew in the Ice Lab Pro Shop who were both really honest, knowledgeable, patient and informed on all questions regarding used and new skates, skate and blade care, maintenance, etc. I really appreciated all the time they have taken with me. I have had my skates heat molded here on one occasion and figure skate blades sharpened on another, which they did a great job.

Skating is such a fun experience and wynwood skate gives a retro vibe , it's placed in a very nice…read morelocation where they also have fun restaurants and pickle ball so you'll be mega entertained , you get the option of either renting the skates or taking yours yourself which is very convenient that way you'll pay less. Overall is a fun experience some people have large gatherings there so that's also a fun option. I would say the skating ring is a bit small but other than that is a great and fun way to enjoy your evening.

I finally checked out Wynwood skate located inside of Wynwood marketplace. Staff was very friendly…read moreexplaining the rules and helping us with your skate size. The vibe was great, Dj played the best of the 90s. I had a great time rollerskating, took me a while to get acclimated. The rink isn't huge but it's a nice size. There's a bar and food available. A fun place to go with some friends.

Switch and Bate prices. Went to trampoline park said it was…read more$22.95 They charged $34.95 Brought grip socks. Wouldn't let granddaughter wear them. Wanted another $3.95 Women cashier was the rudest person . I asked her a question, She refused to answer. Funny how rude people try to turn it around on you. Would never go back.

I'm very disappointed with my experience booking the "Ultimate Celebration Package." I was charged…read moredifferently from what the website and the staff clearly explained at booking. Management dismissed our evidence and refused to correct the overcharge. During the exchange they said they were "fine" with us filing a dispute, which -- combined with their response -- makes it seem like this is a recurring issue. I provided invoices and screenshots showing what was promised. Because the charge remains unresolved I have filed a formal dispute with my credit card company. Check everything carefully before you book with them.

My 11 year old daughter has been taking group skating lessons for 3 weeks now and she loves it. The…read morestaff are very friendly and they are really good with the kids. I have even seen some adults out on the ice learning to skate too. The class is 45 minutes long. The instructors start off with some warm up exercises to the beat of some music and this lasts about 5 minutes. The music is then turned off and they break the students up in groups which is based on their experience levels. They then work on different techniques; starting, stopping, going backwards etc. That lasts 35 minutes. The final 5 minutes is free skate with the music back on and everyone skates in a big circle. Pure fun. I forgot how much I paid for the lessons, but I think it was in the 100 range for 4 lessons. The sessions are usually 8 weeks long, but my daughter started in middle so we were prorated. The reason why I gave this 4 stars instead of 5 was because the rental skates suck. The skates are beat up and the blades are dull. Beyond that the lessons are solid. Remember to tell them Dan sent you and bring a jacket because it's cold in there:)

I've been to my fair share of ice skating rinks and I've never been to one that caters to so many…read morestudents and not offer a student discount. I just found it strange, however, they do offer an additional item that I've never seen either. Complimentary hot chocolate for everyone who purchased a ticket to ice skate. The quality of the rentals aren't too great... it was not only the fact that my skate hurt but it hurt to the degree that I had to take several breaks because of the pain. When I went to take my break to get my hot chocolate, the king stared to get long because whoever was the cashier was not there and chatting in the back. The two food preparers saw us and didn't say anything, not even a greeting or "there will be someone with you soon". That in my opinion is a complete lack of training and lack of customer service. I do have to give credit where credit is due. The rink itself is probably one of the largest ones in the area and well kept, clean, and friendly towards kids, but it definitely needs improvement in terms of additional services offered and customer service itself.