Great place, feels super cozy... Great music, you can't…read moreskate? No problem they have coaches who are super friendly and make sure you enjoy it... After class you get to stay and practice!

Such happiness comes over me when I see a Roller Rink. One of the Funnest Activities I ever had as…read morea kid. A time to enjoy with friends and family, pure joyous experiences. So when I was shopping nearby and saw their Nice Big Sign, I had to stop! So much fun. The entryway, Is like a blast to the past. nostalgia. Very busy place, they had a bunch of kids parties and she still was kind to discuss skating options. Their busy day is Saturday. They do book parties. Sessions. There was a DJ. A lot of fun!!! Parking was across the street for free for customers. $9, session $4 skates. Concessions inside Another awesome business that's been in their community Taking care of their community and offering something so special and unique. Not only for our growing generations but the ones that enjoyed them as kids as well. It's a great place to be oneself and free. To enjoy music And a form of dance; just on wheels. You can enhance your balance abilities , you can gain encouragement in yourself. It's not a Team sport, so you determine your skill level. But it's fun. Kids love it. Adults also. Great for families. Awesome area. Definitely you should stop and enjoy it

We came here for a hockey game, but the Ninja Park is awesome!…read more For hockey, it was a nice rink with a raised adjacent bar with windows, so it made for a great viewing spot for the game. There's also a huge overlook where many of the spectators watched from, because the bleachers were not much higher than the glass. The only complaint is that there are only two stairwells to get to the balcony... one on the far side of the ice and one through the bar. Slightly challenging with little ones. As far as the Ninja Park, we didn't use it, but we were able to observe it from the lobby and it is quite the adventure! There were tons of inflatable spaces to jump, climb, and play on. There were long slides and trampoline areas and you could tell the kids were having a blast. The concession stand was hopping, here. The smell of the fresh pizza was awesome. The line for concessions was always packed and the prices were above average, but still reasonable. Lastly, the local police was handing out for a few hours while we were there, so it felt safe.

We came here on a Thursday around 5pm in October and almost had the entire place to ourself. Around…read more6pm it started to get busy. The price was around $20 for a 90 minute jump. We had purchased a groupon so it was a little cheaper. You have to purchase socks there for $3 or if you bring old ninja socks from here they will trade them. My 2 year old was free. He absolutely loved it. Loved jumping and the toddler area. The parking lot was huge. Overall this was convenient and a good value.

The only pictures I have is from my nieces party, which is why I attended the roller rink. I don't…read moreskate anymore, but they have some really great party rooms, not too large. We had the party before the rink was open so it was just us who attended. My niece is teenager & this was the perfect place for her party. The room & rink we booked for two hours & your guests get to stay after for open skate.

For starters this area (Tinley Park) is nice. Which is a plus. We walked in the place and instantly…read moresmelled some dog or something wet which is disgusting. Me and my family requested multiple songs which they were barely any written down ahead of us. The music was absolute garbage and wasn't diverse. So many kid songs and coco melon themed songs were played which is disappointing as someone who enjoys listening to GOOD music. So many kids running around and don't get me started on the prices of the food, drinks etc. I can honestly say i didn't have a hard time with the workers but this place has to become more adult and teen based and not strictly focused on children music. I also didn't like that there were times when skating was paused based of ability to skate, gender etc. I can honestly say I'm truly dissatisfied with my experience but I would recommend this place for younger children.

Here's an upgraded version with that personal touch added for Family Fun Zone:…read more 10/10--hands down one of the best experiences we've had! The customer service at Family Fun Zone is truly top tier. From the moment we walk in, we're greeted with genuine smiles and such a welcoming vibe that sets the tone every time. The staff goes above and beyond--so patient with the kids, always helpful, and consistently checking in to make sure everyone is having a great time. What really stands out is how much they care. You don't feel like just another customer--they make you feel valued and appreciated every single visit. The space is always clean, organized, and full of fun. We especially love Tuesday "Cheap Skate Day"--it's such a great deal and gives us something fun to look forward to every week. We come every Tuesday, and it never disappoints! If you want a place where your family will have fun and be treated with kindness and excellent service, this is it. We'll definitely keep coming back!

The staff here are incredibly helpful and kind. We were here for a birthday party and everyone, we…read moreencountered was wonderful. Can't say enough about how much that mattered.

Me and my wife recently stopped here so we could visit the open skating rink. The price is here per…read moreperson we're pretty fair and you get a great a lot of time. 14 bucks for an hour and a half with a $4 skate rental. That's not bad at all. The open skating rink featured a lot of people here. Staff was attentive to make sure no one was lollygagging and helping out the little ones and some adults that fell down a lot. This place has a few hockey Rinks inside and this place has a lot of activities going on here as well. Everything about this place is fairly maintained as well. On certain days the parking can be a little chaotic especially when they have hockey games or practices here. Overall, I did enjoy my visit here. Definitely check this place out! We didn't have time to check out the little cafe since it appeared to be cold but it did feature vending machines

My daughter's first time skating and we had a blast. Everyone was really nice and explained…read moreeverything.

I would've read it this place of fine because it has decent prices for food and skate rentals, but…read morethe DJ plays the oldest music. Skating ring full of people under 15 and he's playing music from the 1970s. Awake up and Read the room !!

One of the few skating rings left around, so when we get a chance to go we do. Not too packed and…read moreit's stays kid friendly, even later on in the evening. I definitely recommend.

Recently, I was invited to a birthday party a friend of mine was throwing for her boyfriend and was…read morepleasantly surprised to see that it was going to be held at H-F Ice Arena. These days, it seems, they offer packages where people can rent out a party room along with ice time in the adjoining studio rink for the exclusive use of all the guests. The perfect setting for her hockey player beau. On the invitations, we were told to bring our sticks and pucks to shoot around on the ice if we liked, which surprised me a little because the studio I remembered in the past was not painted with blue lines, face off circles and creases. It is now. Anyhow, everyone had a blast. So much so that they had to peel a couple of us off the ice when our time was done. The party was a huge success and now we're thinking about renting the studio to have a mini game or two in the near future. Time to dust off the pads, I guess...and update my Blue Cross policy.

HF Ice arena has some of the best ice around for the serious skater. The ice is always…read moreimmaculately maintained, the arena is clean and bright, the staff is friendly and the store has a nice selection of both figure skating and hockey gear. They have a nice party room and a small studio rink that can both be rented for a reasonable cost for birthday parties and such. The only downside is their extremely limited public skate hours (currently only on Friday and Saturday nights for an hour and a half) which means it is often very crowded, and there is not a lot of freestyle time available either. A few years ago, the little HF ice arena was nationally known because its figure skating program was truly outstanding. The synchronized skating teams (the HF Icettes) occasionally won the ISI or USFSA national championship, and often took silver or gold medals, earning them frequent invitations to skate in professional ice shows such as Superstars on Ice, etc. Unfortunately, a couple of years ago, the park district stopped supporting the arena, and the Icettes disbanded. Its sad. Within a couple of years a great ice arena with a national reputation for its stellar figure skating program became a good ice arena that few have ever heard of. Still a great place to skate though, if you can get there during the few times they are open.

Total run down dump. The owners clearly haven't reinvested any of their profit into improvements or…read moremodernization. The entry/exit doors at every other rink are motion sensor activated electric sliders. At Southwest, every hockey player has to try to fling open a door and run through with their equipment bag. Bathrooms are filthy and disgusting with water damaged ceiling tiles and mold. Forget about soap. The seating area of the rink is freezing because of the poorly designed architecture; the cooling equipment has to work extra hard to fill up that much space. You'll be sitting on cement slabs. At many other rinks there is enclosed seating, a much better food counter, and some even have restaurants and full bars. The prices they charge for "food" here are comical. They won't even spend the money to have their sign lit at night. It's broke, and they aren't fixing it. Ever. It's embarrassing as that's the first impression they make on a new visitor. You can easily drive past it. Also the parking lot is dangerous to the suspension of any vehicle other than a full size truck or SUV. It will destroy your car. Southwest refuses to spend any money on repaving. It's also located in Crestwood, which is a cesspool. There are no places nearby where you could actually eat and feel safe. Enjoy the piss bums from the liquor store next door. It's a shame because 40 years ago it was probably a nice rink. But clearly whoever owns Southwest is more concerned with lining their pockets than pride in ownership. Filthy, dated, and uncomfortable are the three words that best describe Southwest Ice Arena.

Why don't you have handicap seating? I have been watching my husband and sons skate there for years…read morebut can't watch my grandson because of no handicap seating

Great location !!! Great staff here to drink and watch a hockey game .. 1 of my favs here please tryread more

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