Came for the Memorial Cup Tournament and enjoyed the Cube. The ice was excellent ice (good…read moreconditions), great rink options and services set up for the tournament (mech). The Cube staff seemed nice, made great suggestions for local restaurants and monitored the kids well (stopped the chaos of kids running to and from). Only complaint was the restaurant wasn't open early for the early games, we had a 7.a.m game and had to be there at 6:30 I assumed I would be able to buy a coffee when I got there but the restaurant didn't open until 8 I believe. Great city for hockey tournaments with good hotel choices and restaurants near by.

This review is for the food and food handling only…read more I left 1 star because we ordered food there and saw how it was being handled, which was pretty nasty. The cook wasn't wearing gloves, which may be a personal preference, but what concerned me was that he touched raw burger meat, burger buns, and cooked fries without washing his hands in between. You could even see how greasy the box was because he grabbed the fries with his bare hands and then handled the packaging. Overall, watching the food preparation made us very uncomfortable.

This place is a time capsule to the 80s-90s. It's always a great time here and just nostalgic…read morevibes. The employees are amazing- they're mostly the family members that own the place. Everyone is always so kind and in a good mood. It gets pretty hot even though they have ac and a bunch of fans- you're still moving a lot and you will get hot- dress light. You can also request songs which is great. Overall really fun experience. This place has been around forever and I hope it continues on with their generation.

It makes me so sad to write this one star review because I love to skate and live so close by and I…read morehave bent over backwards to be positive and optimistic about Moonlight Rollerway but there are just too many disappointing and even angering things about this place not to publish. I am doing so in the hopes that the owner sees this and takes the leap to modernize their tired dated and threadbare programs and reinstall the water-fountain they ripped out during COVID. After several skate sessions there over the recent months, I have come to the conclusion that the only reason Moonlight Rollerway continues to stay in business with it's incredibly outdated music, moribund skate night formats, and rigid inhospitable policies, is because nothing else in Los Angeles has come along to replace it. And should that ever happen, if this business does not change, it will be forced out of business. Tonight I paid $25 to go to Rainbow Skate which is usually oversaturated with tired old music much of which has disappearing relevance to modern culture. Some old songs are great but when 1970s songs take up 80% of the 2026 music program, there is a big fat glaring problem afoot. Up until the last couple of weeks, they have had a music request sheet so skaters can alert the fully geriatric DJs of newer music that will resonate with patrons under 60. The DJs even play some of it sometimes. However for the past two weeks they have intentionally failed to provide a music request sheet. Tonight, I was so irritated by this, I have decided to use this review a springboard to call them out on other trespasses that have affected me there. This evening, shortly after the facility opened, I asked the DJ who was well over 70 years of age if I could make a music request and I was told "a little later"... By the time I left early at 10.15 ($25 session lasts until 11 and I usually like to stay until the end), there was never a request sheet furnished and this selfish deaths-doorstep tone-deaf DJ just spent the entire evening playing exactly what he felt like playing, the overwhelming majority of it originally released between 1974 and 1980. Meanwhile, no athletic young person remained in the rink past 9.47pm. I have noticed this pattern over and over and over and over again over the years I have been coming here. Young skaters get annoyed with the lack of modern music, take their skates off between 9pm and 9.30 and leave. And they do not return. I am astonished that the owners and managers do not see it!!!!! I will also take this opportunity to register a few more complaints. 1/ Half of the pay lockers do not work. These lockers eat quarters and dont provide the key more than 50% of the time so you have to spend 50 cents more on a locker with a working mechanism. 2/ The vending machines do not give correct change always erring on the side of the facility which has motivated me to avoid using them. 3/ No water fountain. What the hell are these owners and managers thinking? People are physically exerting themselves and get thirsty. I think it is in very poor faith, exceedingly poor judgment, and stinks of myopic penny wise and dollar foolish greed that they do not provide a water fountain for their patrons forcing thirsty exercising people to spend $4 on a bottle of water (maybe $5 because the vending machines rarely give correct or any change) I have been forced to conclude that the management of this facility must truly believe that since there are no other roller rinks in Los Angeles, they can abuse the public with old crappy music that is picking up velocity in its decreasing relevance, foisting recalcitrant geriatric DJs on unsuspecting skaters who have bought expensive skating rink ticket in good faith. Somebody has to tell them so it may as well be me: These DJs should be going to bingo at Shady Pines instead of lording over a rollerskating rink DJ booth torturing the public with a massive oversupply of tired threadbare 1970s music. OMFG! I have tried and tried and tried and tried so hard to like this place but tonight this ancient hunched over DJ who could barely walk, did not even offer so much as a music request clipboard and this is the main reason I am publishing this clearinghouse of grievances with Moonlight Rollerway. Roller skating is supposed to be fun and energized but these deaf and blind senior citizens that so often control the DJ booth are exceedingly out of touch with EVERY Moonlight Rollerway patron under the age of 45... And in my estimation, once 80% those people patronize Moonlight Rollerway once, THEY NEVER COME BACK. As it works out, millenial and gen z patrons don't like spending $25 to hear music their Great Aunt Eunice plays during her jazzercise class. As my very wise grandmother once said, nothing wilts faster than a laurel that has been rested on and this sums up my current opinion of Moonlight Rollerway. You guys have serious work to do.

Great club! My daughter goes here and she absolutely loves it. The facility is very nice, the…read morecoaches are highly professional, and all the staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend Santa Clarita Speed Skating Club!

Great place to experience and see fastest people on ice! "Nascar on ice"…read moreStill young and growing Olympic sport, do you have what it takes?

It's beautiful and well maintained. I only have a few gripes: dirt bikes recently on the ramps and…read morevery young unsupervised children dropping bikes and skateboards down ramps and just leaving them there. I eventually got frustrated after my third time narrowly avoiding a bad fall trying not to run a kid over, so I left.

Awesome skate park with great photo ops. I brought my five year-old and it's definitely meant for…read moreolder kids. I did not like the people hanging out in the parking lot because they set off fireworks.

Dirty and wet rink and if you can't skate on water ice they want $15!!!thru should be free since…read morethey lack maintenance. RIP OFF! Kids really disappointed

I will be reporting this to the better business bureau if they do not respond to my email for a…read morerefund. The site was unkept and not as advertised. The rink was full of water not ice. The slide was not functioning and there were no fire pits as advertised. The music was inappropriate for children.

Enjoyed our time at LA King's Valley Ice Center for a private birthday skating party with our group…read moreof friends' children. We had a private instructor who coached, taught and helped the children skate. We had the ice skating rink in the back all to ourselves. There's 3 different rinks. All 3 different rinks played different types of music played on the speakers. As soon as we arrived we went straight to the left side booth where they had skates. The person was very nice and provided great customer service. Gave us the sizes we needed for skates. There are also shelves and places to store your shoes so you can skate confidently without having to worry about your shoes. It's so neat to watch others skating and doing their dance routines. We saw a group of skaters dancing and it was beautiful. You can tell their professionals. At the end of the party, they gave all 10 of our children free passes to come back and skate for free along with a free skating lesson.

Owners are liars. They told all the figure skaters and their coaches they sold the rink and it was…read moregetting melted down on June 1st. Well it's June 3rd and we found out (despite them hiding the LiveBarnCameras that our coaches used to have access to) that they are STILL holding hockey games here and various hockey try-out clinics. WTAF??!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHY DID YOU SAY IT WAS BEING MELTED DOWN??? WHY COULDN'T YOU LET THE FIGURE SKATERS CONTINUE TO USE IT DURING OUR DESIGNATED SESSIONS????? I was a loyal regular skater there 3-4x a week for YEARS and put so much money into your business. To be lied to and scammed like this is shameful. I hope you get all the bad karma you have coming to you and I will find a way to write a complaint on every single public platform there is as well as the California Better Business Bureau and whatever other legal methods I can find to make sure you are reported for any and every single violation of the law you make. SHAME ON YOU. You had an entire community. A family of people loyal to your rink and you screwed us over.

Worth every penny! I booked 10 hours of lessons and it has been some of the best money I've ever…read morespent. Joseph is an incredible instructor and coach. I've learned so much and my confidence grew tremendously. Skating is now an integral part of my recreational and fitness routine. At 43 I'm having more fun than I did as a kid. Can't say enough great things about LA Roller Skating Lessons.

I am I am a 55-year-old man who has never roller skated before. The only times I've ever had skates…read morein my feet were an unmitigated disaster that involved me clinging onto a wall and not moving for fear of falling down. But a close friend was going to have a rollerskating birthday party, and I didn't want to be making things awkward by not being able to join in. I did six lessons with JC over the course of about 2 1/2 weeks. And at the end of it, I was able to go to the party and spend the entire two hours skating. I won't say that I was *graceful*, but I stayed on my feet, never fell, and had a great time. I am actually looking forward to skating again! Thanks, JC! JC is a very good coach and very patient. He was able to accommodate my chaotic schedule, which was a huge help, and I found his rates more than reasonable. Five stars all the way.

SFVRD is family and fun rolled into one. I highly recommend you give it a try. It's the best stress…read morereliever as well as helping me with my fitness and overall health.

Amazing league. Loved watching their bout last week, and would totally try out skating with themread more

When making reservations online, you have to make one for each person individually. The ice was…read morea little work, even though they ran the zamboni over before free skate. Staff is friendly enough. There is also a side room inside the rink area to sit and be "warmer". Only rink I've ever been to that does not have a coffee vending machine, but they do have drinks, snacks, and an ice cream (dippin dots-like) vending machine. Note: If you get there a little early for free skate, just walk around all the people outside. They are not waiting to get in, they most likely just finished their game/session and are all just talking.

I hate the ice. I play hockey and it is dipped in the middle even the workers hate it thereread more

This was a 45 minute drive for me but it was so worth it! I was looking to buy ice skates and my…read moreusual store in Burbank stopped selling due to Tariffs. I was hesitant to drive all the way to Santa Clarita in this hot weather but after reading the reviews and doing some research, I figured it was worth the drive and I was not disappointed. The salesman who helped me was extremely knowledgeable and kind and answered all my questions. Plenty of parking in the lot, prices and reasonable and amazing customer service! If you need any supplies for ice hockey or ice skating, look no further. I would highly recommend this store!

Super great customer service! I went in with no idea what I was looking for and no clue what to…read moreask. I didn't get the man's name unfortunately (too focused on my skates) but he was super helpful and informative on what skate he recommended. He explained everything I was curious about and took the time to get me different sizes to try on. I got the Jackson Artistes per his recommendation and they work so well!