Family friendly with fun and clean shiny skate floor. Good light effects…read moreGreat music selections that's not too loud or bass centric Cute and clean quad and online skate rentals- at least the kids were Associates are friends but I believe not well staffed. Left standing 15 minutes waiting to rent skates. Owner: please consider full renovation of ladies restroom. Cleaning won't take care of what's wrong with it. Also, the time to wait for snacks like pretzels, hot dogs needs to be seriously reduced. Waited 45 minutes for a pretzel last time I came. Otherwise, reasonable rates makes The Rink a fun time.

Rude staff when you walk in then at the skate rental the guy just walks away with a line of people…read morewaiting. Food took about 30 min. For just hotdogs and pizza. Pizza was burnt right out the oven. Kitchen looks extremely dirty

Came down to this spot for some ice skating with a few friends and though it was kinda fun, I doubt…read moreI'd go back again to skate here because the skates are in horrible condition and it felt like a poorly put together middle school dance with bad loud music and cheap club-like LED lighting. Upside, it's fairly cheap (a few dollars cheaper than the one at Wissahickon) and it wasn't overly crowded (but then again, it had snowed over a foot of snow so I doubt people wanted to leave their homes). They do have food but based on how run down the place is and how poorly maintained the skates/ice is, I'd suggest you eat beforehand or bring in your own little snacks. It is open daily to the public from 8p-10p then afterwards it's for those who play in the local hockey league. Check their website to check for times because it does seem to change fairly often. If you do want to come here, you should consider bringing in your own skates. Parking: Small lot Price: $8 admission + $2 skate rental

Pretty old and run down (mild understatement) in general. The ice is poorly maintained as are the…read moreskates. The first pair I had was rusty and looked like it hadn't been cleaned in years. It is a little cheaper ($2 less) than the nearby Wissahickon skating rink, so in some sense you get what you pay for. It wasn't terribly crowded either, which made skating mildly more enjoyable. If you're looking for a cheap place to skate and aren't picky on rental quality, this is the place for you. If you don't fit into those categories, head over to Wissahickon.

Went for "adult night". I had a fun time and it wasnt too crowded. I would say the only hiccups is…read morewhen renting skates, you might get a pair with funky wheels. Mine would pretty much get stuck if I was slowing down and jolt me forward. There was also a portion at the end where the DJ is that isnt as smooth as the rest if the floor but it didn't cause any problems for myself.

We had an amazing school trip here to celebrate our students. They made everything so easy and were…read moreextremely professional and kind.

Some skating clubs announce themselves with history and pedigree; Wissahickon earns your affection…read moremore quietly, through beautiful ice, bright light, easy parking, and the kind of welcome that makes a private club feel remarkably open. Everyone I've encountered here has been genuinely kind, and the pro shop is excellent. I'm not a member, but I'm a big fan. The club's long history in Chestnut Hill and emphasis on youth development come through even as a visitor. My adult hockey friends who play here are equally welcoming, which says a lot about the culture surrounding the rink. Wissahickon feels like a place built around people who genuinely love skating, hockey, and the community that forms around both.

The ice rink has the best ice in the area and that's because the staff cares. The pro shop also…read moreoffers consistently excellent skate sharpenings. There's public hockey on Saturday nights, public skating on Fridays and the zaniest men's league each spring.

Dude u should have seen this place back in 73 when it first opened.It was CCM Skate Ranch, my dad…read moreopened it up with 2 other partners. It was a bad ass place then. It started dying out around 1980.Those7 years were the best time of my life growing up. It was more to this place then skating. It's one of those things that you had to be there to understand

We recently hosted a Chanukah party for our teens and tweens at Hot Wheelz, and I cannot say enough…read moreabout the incredible customer service and care we received throughout the entire planning process. From the first inquiry to the day of the event, the staff was responsive, helpful, and truly invested in making the experience special for the kids. They worked closely with me on every detail--helping us coordinate our skating time, setting up our reserved section, and making sure everything from food to games ran smoothly. They even went the extra mile to create a warm, welcoming space that felt festive and fun. It's rare to find a venue so thoughtful and flexible when it comes to youth events. Thank you to the entire Hot Wheelz team for your kindness, professionalism, and partnership. We'll definitely be back!

Great customer service, but the birthday party services could be run a little better. We were not…read moreallowed into the facility to set up until the actual party start time so setting up while also trying to entertain was a bit stressful. The intercom system in the building could also use an upgrade. Otherwise, we all had a wonderful time.

Very cute, old school skating rink that is very affordable and has super friendly staff that are…read moregreat with kids. Only drawbacks are it's in the middle of nowhere and the bathrooms are literally on the side of the skating rink floor (tricky to dodge skaters).

Was fun recommend some parts a little bumpy but fun I would go her if you like to skate and live…read morenear the area

This little spot nestled off the Country Road was home to a winter Indoor Field Hockey Tournament…read more While a far cry from The Nook, the facility had parking, a snack shack and two rinks for indoor Hockey. The people were friendly enough and the referees were wonderful. The bathrooms were cold and drafty and internet service spotty. This facility met a need but did not exceed standards. Still excited that the U12 Starz took home the medal!

I've never officially been here before. But it's the home of the Philadelphia Roller Girl bouts,…read moreand the 2008 Season opener must be listed as an event! so I'll make an exception to my spot on reviews and hopefully someone like Jenna C. can help me out in letting you know what to expect ;) From the look of the website, the Sportsplex is not only the home of the mighty rollergirls, it's also a good spot to scope out amateur soccer, lacrosse, roller hockey and other events. on top of that they can teach you how to skate! sounds like it's worthy of a minimum of 4 stars even If I haven't been there yet. see you on March 15th when the Philthy Britches take on the Broad Street Butchers!

Great place to learn how to skate for all ages. They have adult and children skate lessons…read morethroughout the week. Also have Open Skate every Fridays between 7pm to 8:30pm. Going rate is $9 admission and $3 skate rentals which is not bad ( about going rate locally). The coaches and people running the skate program are great. Very passionate and all-in when it comes to teaching & creating a safe / fun skate experience for everyone. They are running a smooth ship here. Now they do have indoor soccer fields here too and have party hosting capabilities as well. Didn't experience those sides of the business but the soccer fields are typically packed when we stopped by. All in all, great place to come for Skate Lessons or just enjoy an Open Skate evening.

I'm taking the Wednesday night adult class. Coach Jackie is dope!!!She's patient, she's friendly…read moreand just great at what she does. The class is good for all skate levels, All the coaches are helpful, friendly and encouraging..