Great park to go to on a rainy day or in the winter! Everyone there is pretty friendly and all…read moreskill levels are welcome! The price of admission ($5) is excellent as well! It's a bit small and can get crowded pretty quick but other than that great park!

Ignore anyone who says this place is dirty, or that the people are disrespectful. This place is one…read moreof the coolest places I've ever skated. It's $5 a day ALL DAY. Even if you leave; you can come back! Seriously. Also, Nick was SO nice. P.S It's a skate park. It's not a restaurant.

This was a cool way to burn off some of that post-Thanksgiving energy and calories. It was $30 for…read moretwo people including skate rental and unlimited skate for the available time period. We did not need 4 hours since we had little children with us that were a bit tired after 1 hour of skating. It was nice that they have little plastic carts that can go on the ice to help the littles keep their balance and not fall all the time. To be honest, there were several adults using them too because ice skating isn't that easy for some beginners. One thing that was different was that there was a group of people with disabilities on mobility assist sled/skates zooming around on the ice and that was cool to see. Again, this was a nice place to burn energy after thanksgiving and just have fun like a kid. They also have video games and a food/concession area if you get the munchies or need to do something other than skate. You also don't have to pay if you're not skating so our family members were able to come out in the arena and take photos. The other thing is it's super cold in the skating arena. I've been to other arenas and it's not been that cold but I could actually feel the cold through the skates. So basically, layer up so you can skate for longer.

It's a very supportive community and is very welcoming to new skaters.The rink has private ice time…read moreif you sign in with the club

First, the bad: As a recreation center for adults, it's not…read moregreat. The fitness room is small and contains a handful of weights, ellipticals, treadmills and bikes that have seen better days. If you're looking for a replacement for your Urban Fitness membership, look elsewhere. But... The good: First, THEY HAVE AN AMAZING ROLLERSKATING RINK. Seriously, this thing is so 70s, but in a cool retro way (not in an outdated way) - I'm talking a disco ball, primary colors and everything. It's totally underutilized - they have tons of adult skates and a projector to throw videos on the blank wall in the rink...you could really pull together an awesome event in the space. Secondly, adult memberships are crazy cheap. Adult memberships are only $25 for a whole year and apply to all 26 Cincinnati Rec Centers and most city pools. Plus, all the money directly benefits the greater OTR community. I mean, as a community resource, it's invaluable. They provide a safe environment for kids in the neighborhood - they offer a drop-in after school program, field trips, a game room and extracurricular classes for kids ages 5-18. The thing is, even if you don't have a particular interest in using the resources, buying a membership sends a clear message that you support that these recreation opportunities remain strong and viable in as many places as possible. On the other hand, if memberships go down, it sends a message to the city and the City Council that their services are not valued and therefore puts the center's budget higher up on the chopping block.

Who knew there was a rollerskating rink in the middle of OTR? Here I thought those only existed in…read morethe 'burbs! Even more impressive, the skating rink here is in much better condition than the more notable places in the area. The skates are made from plastic and come in bright neon colors. Elsewhere you're stuck with dingy suede skates. During Final Fridays, the rec center opens its doors to all adults for three hours of roller skating for only $2.00, which includes skate rental. http://www.yelp.com/biz/otr-skate-cincinnati Tired of skating? Just head out to the lounge for some pool or ping pong. There are rooms with couches and televisions, as well as your traditional gym equipment. Membership to the OTR Rec Center is $25.00 a year, and applies to all 26 Rec Centers in Cincinnati, as well as the city pools. The money goes right back into the OTR community, which keeps the rec center open to provide after-school opportunities to youth. The OTR Rec Center is tucked away on Republic Street, which is near Findlay Market's Race Street entrance. If you're looking for a great place to stay active, or more so, to rollerskate, OTR Rec Center has you covered!

The managers are always great! Very helpful and good with the kids. We had a birthday party, it was…read morevery organized and the kids had a blast. My daughter goes skating on the weekends and we love it! Some of the parents need to check their kids though because they act up.

We've always been to the rink for a birthday party. Both times we've felt the food is mediocre, but…read morewhat do you expect from a roller rink, ya know? You're not going to get a 5 star dinner here. The music is very family friendly, as well as the staff. One older woman walked around with my 11 year old stepdaughter the length of the rink her first time on skates. There's a wide selection of snack choices, from pickles to pizza, candy and soda. There's plenty of arcade games as well that dispense tickets the kids can exchange for prizes, but it's a huge waste of money in my eyes. (Ex: a plastic basketball is 200 tickets) I, as well as my family. will definitely be back.

The rink was big but it could be bigger. And the K-pop Demon Hunters event was really great. The…read morefree pizza day is on Sunday and it is just so good just $11 to get in. It is just so amazing

While the place has gotten a paint refresh and maybe new carpeting, I'm still not a fan. It's crazy…read moreexpensive for two kids. I paid over $40 to just get in and then for skate rentals. That's crazy to me. The skate laces really need to be changed out as it's hard to get them laced up. I've been during regular hours and for a private event and the space was a little better during the private event. I just think you can go to so many other places for fun for better pricing and fun. Maybe if I loved skating I'd enjoy it, but I find it so boring. My kids have had fun the handful of times we've went in their lives. The employees are our private event were really nice though.

We came for a bday party where we spent on roller skating but there's a huge gaming/play area as…read morewell. Because skating was included in the party, I don't know the pricing. However, the skating aids (the little rolling walker-type creations) were $7 a piece to rent for the evening. The women's bathroom was very clean. Interestingly, the sinks, mirrors, and hand dryers are outside of the restrooms. Inside is only the stalls. This creates a nice flow of traffic and avoids any traffic jams inside the restrooms. That said, all the preteens and teenagers had to do their primping outside the restrooms and fully visible to everyone inside the skating area. While the party included pizza and drinks, many of us bought food items from the concessions area before the food came out. The food was a bit slow coming out but everything was good and the fries were top notch! I'd definitely come back just for the arcade or just for skating. It seems that doing both would be a much larger time commitment, and enough to fill a major block in the day if you wanted.

I am writing to express my disappointment regarding an experience I recently had during Wednesday…read moreadult skate night. I have been coming to this skating rink since I was a child and have consistently attended adult skate night for over a year, which is why this experience was especially upsetting to me. The first issue occurred at the snack counter around 11:49 PM. I politely asked for a cup of ice water and was told the stand was closed, even though the posted closing time was 12:00 AM. Less than five minutes later, I witnessed another customer being helped at the same counter. When I calmly asked why I had been denied service while another customer was assisted, I felt the response I received was dismissive and unprofessional. The second incident occurred on May 6th and involved my skate stoppers. One of my stoppers accidentally fell off before I could fully attach it, and I was trying to figure out a solution while also asking staff whether anyone had found the missing piece. I explained the situation respectfully and made it clear that I was not intentionally breaking the rules. However, I felt I was spoken to sarcastically and treated unfairly by a manager during the interaction. When I attempted to remove myself from the situation and seek help from another employee, I felt further confronted rather than assisted. The interaction escalated unnecessarily, and I was ultimately asked to leave and denied a refund despite trying to calmly explain my situation. I completely understand the importance of enforcing rules and maintaining safety. However, I believe all customers should be treated with fairness, professionalism, and respect. As a long-time customer who regularly supports adult skate night, I left feeling embarrassed, disrespected, and disappointed by how the situation was handled. I hope this feedback is taken seriously and used as an opportunity to improve customer service experiences moving forward -De'Aira

Manager stands out front so you do not bring drinks in. Yet, place didn't have concessions for…read moreyears when I have come. Yet, he was having Arby's at his desk. Go some place else.

This place was weird the pictures looked great but it looked broke down inside. I was here four a…read morefutsal tournament. At the start it looked beat up until we got to the gym. There was one field that had a stand that was like bigger than a high school football one. The stand with the food was good. The hockey thing looked cool we lost the tournament though.

A whole host of things. Was there for a hockey tournament and it's the most dangerous rink many of…read morethe parents had EVER seen. Doors wouldn't shut, glass broken, bottom of boards above ice surface so puck would leave ice. Just a hot mess. So bad the REFEREE called the game due to unsafe conditions. Would rate zero stars if able.

For as much as they charge for food, drinks and entry one would think they could afford proper…read moreequipment for Volleyball Tournaments. Just another company making money form over zealous parents who want to support their kid playing sports. The food Nazis are strong today! NO OUTSIDE FOOD OR DRINKS!!! The woman running the Volleyball Tournament today is a real Karen. Dear Lord, Mrs. Personality acts like she runs the show

Jimmy's Rollerdrome is a great family place to take your kids. They have matinee on some days and…read moreall weekends, and they have nighttime skating all weekends, including special events, special occasions, special holidays and they have a great New Year's Eve party. It's a safe place and admission is very low. Skating rental is only a couple of dollars. You can also bring your own skates. They sell a great variety of skate -ware. The people that run it are always nice and very friendly.

Jimmie is such a great place to go to if you want to have a fun time with friends, family and…read moreanyone!!! And there a so many fun events that happen. I just love Jimmies!