Super fun venue! It's a large rink and it was wonderful to have so much space to skate and not feel…read morecrowded. The place is very clean and there is ample parking too. Plenty of lockers to store your things. The rental roller skates are good quality too, much better than I was expecting. Excellent and nostalgic tunes playing. There is an arcade and area for concessions too. Great experience!

It's a roller skating rink. They have a separate party section for parties. The food section offers…read morehot food with a good variety of vending machines with snacks. The lockers cost $.50 and they have a change machine so you don't have to dig & scrape to find two quarters. There is an arcade area with a decent amount of games. The bathrooms weren't half bad. I went for a private party so I'm not sure about music and crowd but overall I liked the venue.

Actually found out it is open on Sundays just the website says that so perfect 5 stars the ice is…read moreperfect and fun and doesn't hurt if falling.

Lucky me. I've already written this a few times…read more The Fun fountain/ice rink is east off Van Dyke just north of 12 mile road. Highlights include interactive water features, food concessions, and restrooms. They're open every day from 11:00am-7:00pm. The fun fountain is available Memorial weekend thru Labor Day weekend. The splash pad/fountain becomes an ice rink in the winter months. It's a small open skate rink, no hockey, no extensive skating such as figure or speed. Mostly kids and not really worth the journey. Unless of course you love strapping the blades on for an out door effect. The lingering winter months have created the perfect atmosphere to spend quality time at the City Square Ice Rink. A positive experience for friends and family awaits you. Especially, if you enjoy the outdoor element. As close to a pond as living in the city will allow. Don't worry if you don't own ice skates, rental skates are available at the rink! General admission is $5, and skate rental is $3. UPCOMING SPECIAL DATES: on February 10th, boys skate free! On February 24th, Girls skate free! And don't forget, February 8th is glow skate from 6-10 p.m. Remember, weather permitting for ice rink hours. Call 586-574-4518 for details. 2/20

Modern is the best. The first time I went when I moved to Michigan in 2021 it reminded me exactly…read moreof going to Vans skatepark in California 2 decades ago. Been hitting it at least once a week since. So lucky to have something like this local- especially for the winters. I hope modern stays open forever.

My mom and I took my nephew here since my brother and SIL were in town for an anniversary e…read more Open from noon to 8PM on Saturday. $16 for two hours of skating and $25 for all day skating. They do lock-in skating events usually during holidays mostly. There are tables for the folks that aren't skating and they have Wi-Fi and a parent room that's quieter. Two seat high tables along the fence for the minor kids and a bunch of random couches by the main entrance. The parent room provides a bit of shelter from the constant noise of wheels rolling over metal plates at the top and bottom of a ramp. The interior is a big open warehouse. Fenced in for the skaters. Not fancy, but lots of different ramps for skateboarding, rollerblading or for razor scooters. My nephew wanted to try out every ramp to see which one was to his liking. Do bring a book, noise canceling headset and maybe a phone charger too. If you need snacks, Kroger is just across Stephenson and Penn Station subs just a half a mile away. They do have some snacks in the 3 vending machine. Probably a bit more fun coming with friends. My nephew felt a bit comfy after a half hour of getting the lay of the land. It can feel a bit chilly in the warehouse. My nephew said there's some fun ramps and runs, he was getting toasty running around some. Not me. He walks some and studies them ahead of skating to see what's on the other side to make sure there aren't any stairs on the other side of a ramp. My nephew likes the two half circle ramp with the flat landing in between. He also enjoyed the bowl, which has a slope to enter it.

there vending machine suck as the pop in expired since 10-25-25, ther they don't give out change.read more

I first skated the arena in the early '70's. If memory serves, the west rink was outside. Windy…read moredays sucked. Now both sheets are indoors with wonderful resources to tend to their upkeep. They have a quaint little pro shop which has the basic necessities to potentially save the day. A bit pricey but, then again, you wouldn't do your equipment shopping here unless you were in a pinch. I know of a few instances where kids have needed an emergency skate sharpening. Critically important at the speed and level they play at. A basic little snack bar is available when you enter and restrooms just in case. Plenty of metal bleacher seating in both arenas and picnic tables in the lobby in case you get too cold. If your new to this world of ice sport spectating, bring a blanket and seat cushion. At least for the first visit. They have a fully functioning ice resurfacing machine and a small ever changing staff to maintain the building. Skate rental is available. Open skate and pickup hockey is offered. Check online for more details. 1/20

Very helpful, knowledgeable staff that never tries to up sell. They are excellent at matching…read moreequipment to your level of play. The major brands (Bauer, CCM) have manufacturer restrictions on pricing, so you're not going to find those brands cheaper online. Highly recommend!

Don't get your skates sharpened here, you'll be missing edges, I even asked about it before I left…read moresaying it didn't feel right and they said it's fine. Got on the ice, zero outside edge on my right skate.

Do not waste your time bringing your items to this business. Was offered insulting low offer for…read more"like-new" golf clubs, used at most 10 times. Horrible place to do business with!!!

I love this place. First, the prices are amazing. I buy almost all of my kids' sporting goods…read morehere. Lately it has been Lacrosse and skis, but we also get rollerblades, and cleats here too. Why? Because my kids are growing fast, so they don't wear these things out, they just use them for a short period of time. We trade stuff in too. They give us money for stuff we would have just thrown out or put in a yard sale. It is convenient to bring in last year's skis and boots and get this year's skis and boots, much better than a ski swap, because you can go there whenever you want. My son gets top quality equipment, all set up and adjusted for about $150 per year. I read the other reviews and they complain about a woman that work(ed?) here, but I have never met this person and I've been to the store half a dozen times in the past year. It is always men there. They are always friendly. Oh yeah, football mouthguards are half the price of anyplace else here, so when you are picking up cleats, grab a couple.

This is place is okay located in Sterling Heights. Took my son…read more Here for a soccer mates birthday party. The staff was very friendly although all younger kids running the place . They were very polite and helpful. So older children seem to take over the basketball courts knocking other little kids over would be a con for me . The staff didn't even stop them. The place could be a little cleaner would be my other con but for a place for kids not a bad spot at all. I would take my son back if he asked. The children seem to enjoy the pizza,arcade games and bumper cars and bull ride.

Worst experience ever! Don't go there! Very less items to…read moreplay include in the day-pass. Have to pay a a lot extra to buy coins. Very less place for parents to sit. Drink, food is expensive.

Do not play pickleball with them. $200 per team gets you seven strict 45-minute sessions in unsafe…read moreplaying conditions. The schedule is unpredictable and ever changing. Matt, the guy who oversees it, is apathetic and argumentative when errors or inconsistencies are broached. Save yourself the time and aggravation and rent a court somewhere else with friends. The gym had dirty floors that are slippery and there is a massive wall of windows which create glare and make it easy to lose sight of the ball coming toward you. Also, there is a curtain which divides the courts and is too close to the baseline and impedes some plays.

I had the worst experience at SPSC. The environment did not seem very inclusive of other people who…read moreweren't white. I told the owner I wasn't returning and my experience was completely minimized. It was almost as if I was delusional for feeling uncomfortable in an environment that WAS CLEARLY not very inclusive. I am disgusted with how the situation was handled. To any person of color, please find a space to play sports that welcomes you!