Nice ice arena and mostly I love the high bar stool style seating vs having to sit on bleachers!…read moreTemperature inside was comfortable as I was not doing the usual shivering. Signs directing to rink 1 and 2 were clearly marked along with location to locker rooms.

Question - Who's got 2 thumbs and is finally the first to review something? THIS GUY!!! Let's get…read moreit on! What? I'm reviewing an ice arena? What you say? It's ice Scott, it's ice. What's to review about ice? Well sit back and lets me edjumacate yous. A - ice arenas are not all the same. not even close. B - the ice at each individual arena can be drastically different. DRASTICALLY! Thirdly - staff, staff, staff. Ok, on to the review; I take my son here for open skate either every Wednesday or every other Wednesday to keep up his skating skills for hockey - side note, 5-6 yr olds playing hockey is absolutely adorable - side note over. In general it is an exceptional arena for this. Not too cold, always clean, friendly staff - HUGE shout out to Tara who is a fantastic employee and really makes it fun!! However.....the ice is always a little soft for my taste. More edjumacations? Yes. Ice can be soft. GASP!! Soft ice = great for figure skaters but terrible for hockey and not so good for standard skating Also, it's getting a little thin. Even more edjumacations? Yes. Ice can be too thin. It causes cracks and ruts. Cracks and ruts = folks on their butts! Thats the bad. Overall not too big of an issue. Now the good; 1 - The aformentioned staff (what up Tara?), all of which are always friendly, courteous, and just plain nice. These are mostly late teens to early 20's kids people!! And they're nice! 2 - Clean, clean, clean. Love an ice arena that's clean. See one that isn't and you'll know what I mean. (I'm a poet and didn't even know it) 3 - Centrally located 4 - Relatively inexpensive (*ahem* date night, date night). $4 to skate. $2 more to rent if you don't own skates (and they are good rental skates) 4 stars because of all the good. Work on that ice and it'll be 5 PS; a word to the wise - this is skating, on ice, ice is hard, it will hurt if you fall. Wear padding if you are a beginner, no one will care and no one will make fun of you. Trust me. It hurts to fall.

Stopped by to say at the Po. It was our first time. The staff was great. We lasted 3 hours. The…read moresand/water park was a huge hit when the kids needed a break. Will come back!

Awesome time at ice skating what a great venue and very affordably priced to rent skates. I loved…read morethe disco skate night. Great

We had a fun time, $19 to rent and skate. Old school games as well as concessions…read more We've also hosted a birthday party in the past and really enjoyed the experience.

This is our second time coming to the establishment and it was terrible. There was lil girl who…read moresnatched my mother-in-law cupcake while the lil girl was skating. The lil girl mother tried to get bold with my mother-in-law. When my husband tried to speak with the people in charge they gave the excuse of the lil girl being autistic and so it was okay. Nothing about this was okay! Keith said to my husband that lady had been coming there for a while and talks to people who work there like that all the time. You can not let people treat other people like that regardless if they come there a lot. I am disappointed especially with the manager saying it's okay for the lil girl or her mom to treat someone like that because they are not from the USA. Like are you serious? So you saying because she is from another country and her daughter is autistic that's it's okay. We will not be back

Went to see my best friend's son play a game. Found out there is a fee, OK seems fair to help keep…read morethe lights on. No cash accepted, gotta use your smart phone and QR code. Well, what if I can't afford a phone? What if I don't have a credit card? The concession stand takes cash! This is just plain ignorance of elites. Get it together Eagan, not all of us have the same privilege as you!

This is the public arena run by the city of eagan, the skating and skate rental prices are both…read moreextremely reasonable and who doesn't love to skate!?!?!? The ice was a little uneven when I went, but it was new years and there were alot of people there!!! The guys at the rental booth were friendly and the place was pretty much hoppin!!!

Great location. Good parking. Good concessions and Mikes Mini Donuts! Good selection at the…read moreconcessions except they were out of Carmel corn. Reasonably priced. Arenas are clean and good visibility. Bring a blanket. It is chilly

The ice is usually in good condition.The parking is ample and the concession stand is reasonable…read moreand usually open

Open skate was awesome. The ice arena was in great shape and kept very clean. The rink was well…read moremaintained and the ice was smooth/clean at the start of open skate. It was not overcrowded at all and everyone in attendance was respectful and friendly.

My son is back playing hockey after a 4 year hiatus. He is playing in a rec league. The parking lot…read moreis fine. The arena is old school with wooden oval roof and penalty boxes on opposite side of rink from player benches. The concession stand has some variety but looks like much is microwaved. I bought some Von Hansen's Cinnamon and Parmasean Pretzels in a plastic container for 2.75 each. The temperature wasn't bad for a hockey rink. But oh that smell...

This is now called the Bauer Hockey Experience, but whatever it's called, this place is awesome…read more Top notch service, great selection, and a fun place to shop with your favorite hockey player. I brought my son here to be fitted for new skates. It was really a nice experience and we liked that you can try them before you buy them. The staff is super helpful and really knowledgeable about any product. If you are a goalie, forward, defenseman, coach or referee, you will find what you need here. Plan on spending at least an hour here if you bring kids - it's a big store with a lot to see and do. I can't wait to come here again.

If I understand correctly, the experience part is about trying on gear. We went to purchase some…read moreBauer M5 goalie pads and waited until we were in town so we could "experience" the feel of the pads on ice. Not only was the ice closed, we weren't even allowed to try the pads on! Sales person said they didn't want to clean everything just because we were trying things on. Guess who's son just decided to go with Brian's leg pads?

When I'm in town this is my go to spot to walk, you pass people of all generation's everyone is…read morevery nice, most say hi and smile or nod their heads. During the week you have a lot of works from near by industrial buildings walking along with the community folks, weekends there's more dog walking from deeper in the community over all it's a very nice park to visit.

Good park for small walks or sporting events. Tennis courts and fields were well taken care of.read more

So Minnesota Made Hockey is sending people this invitation called 'Liberate MN' to protest Governor…read moreWalz's stay-in-shelter order. Very bad move MN Made! You, just like everyone else in this state, has to make sacrifices to keep the number of deaths as low as possible. Shame on you! The word is spreading that you are only looking out for your bottom line and not the lives of the people in this state, not to mention the lives of our nurses, doctors and all people who take care of our sick. I'll say it again, shame!

Great place for the development of hockey skills. Great people and great organization.read more

My company, Allina Health, one of the sponsors at Allianz Field, hosted an event on the roof deck…read morefor an MNUFC game. PARKING: I paid $20 in advance via SeatGeek app to park at the old Herberger's parking lot. The staff there was friendly and approachable. The game was scheduled for 7:30 PM, and I arrived at 6:00 PM. It wasn't a bad walk on a hot summer day compared to the map on the SeatGeek app. I do recommend buying your parking tickets early. I wanted to be as close to the field as possible, and I remember seeing $65. My husband was like, "heck no," so I waited until the week of--hoping the price would drop, but that same spot became $90+! The $20 spot was $12, which was like a month before. LAYOVER LAWN: Before the game, there is live music and lots of fun free activities for you and your kids. You can buy drinks and MNUFC merchandise. THE ROOF DECK: Checking in was easy and quick. One staff member misdirected me when I asked how to get to the roof deck area. Telling me, "the roof deck is up there, so the entrance should be somewhere around here (gesturing to the Brew Hall)," isn't helpful. I asked another staff member and was given detailed information. To get to the roof deck, you will need to check in with a staff member who will scan your ticket and give you a stamp. There are two entrances on either side inside the Brew Hall. I think there was an elevator, but otherwise you'll be climbing some stairs. The seating is general for the roof deck. There are two rows of seats. Not many food options besides chips and nachos, bratwurst, hot dog, pretzel, and candy. They have some beers and bottled non-alcoholic drinks. If you sit in the second row, you get a small table space. If you sit in the front row, there are no tables, but you have a cup holder! The bathroom was clean, not crowded. The staff members on the roof deck were friendly, professional, and efficient. Also, if you have a ticket to the roof deck, there is a $20 voucher included in your ticket for food/drinks. Overall, I had fun.

Nice to finally have a soccer venue in the cities They did a…read morereally good job here when designing this venue , The vendors for food and drink are great but spendy! Great atmosphere with true fans Only gripe is parking in this area is terrible-