You have to pick something even though you should be able to pick no stars…read moreThis place is filthy and the worst part is for three years. They've said the heat is broken. People come from all over to skate there in tournaments. And they are the host for silver sticks this year and they refused to turn heat on. It's one thing for adults to try and keep warm, but there are people with infants and children that have to come there and they will not heat the place. It would be nice if they could put some new locks on the bathroom doors so you can shut the door to go to the bathroom as well all around the worst rink in the state of Michigan.

Okay place. Right off the express way which is nice. I was told locker rooms are small. I didn't…read morego in to see for myself. Snack bar is open which is nice. Some rinks have closed snack bars because of Covid, but this one is open! The snack/waiting area/lobby was very cold. Ice rink didn't have heat on for spectators. They played music during warm-ups which was cool. The game room has a bunch of those claw games. My daughter put a dollar in one and the game didn't even work. I told the girls at the snack counter and the one said that it's a "play at your own risk" and the games are owned by an outside company so they couldn't refund me. I told them they should at least put a sign on it so no one else wasted their money. It seemed like that was too much work for them to do and they never put a sign up. They were young so maybe that was the problem there???

Never a dull moment here, lots of great memories and fantastic staff!! Great for families of all…read moreages and an awesome job for kids, or part time. Highly recommend this business.

I have been going to Skateland for over 45 years . I would say Skateland is a big part of me in so…read moremany ways .. Last nite was there 60 years of being open ,What a great turn out . John Davis Sr.

Amazing place for kids ,grandma grandpa,dad & moms my kids used to have a birthday party here , I'm…read moreamazed still the same the best hangout for the skaters.

The workers are rude. The manager KEN talk to minors and adults with the most DISRESPECTFUL…read morelanguage possible. he did not do anything to the worker that was staring at a minor's sexually n making comments. all they do is treat people with disrespect no matter what you do even if your nice. banned people for no reason all you gotta do is record a video. i've came there every weekend for 4 years n used to do dance upstairs when i was little never had a problem until he started coming around more!

TERRIBLE!!!! JUST TERRIBLE!!' Our summer program came to…read morethis location to go skating when we arrived. They told us that they were not quite ready and for us to stand outside.!!!! Can you believe this establishment told over 80+ students they had to stand outside in 88 degrees weather because they said they were not ready just yet. Even though they knew our field trip date a whole month ahead of time. Just terrible and embarrassing.

Very frustrating that there are always kids at the adult night almost causing accidents. Not fair…read moreto up charge the admission for an adult night and then make us watch out for kids you let in the whole night. Also the music used to be so groovy and chill and get everyone vibing. Unfortunately recently it has essentially been techno and Friday night remix type vibes which is a bit lame. I'm down for playing a mix of music but the dj plays it 80% of the time. Disappointing experience to say the least.

the experience is fantastic and the other review is just being mean. none of what the other review…read morewas correct at all. the place is fun and not boring at all if you're staying caseville I think this would be a great place to hang out.

This used to be a great roller skating rink back in the day. Always a treat to go on Friday or…read moreSaturday night as a kid and teen. It closed for a long time as the owners were ready to retire and sell the rink. River's Edge, a cult of sorts, has acquired the rink. While they still advertise open skating, do not be fooled! A group of us took our kids there a few times (all skate or play hockey) and are of age to be there without parental supervision according to the rink itself. No sooner than we arrived at the house and we got a call to come pick up our kids as the rink decided to close! Although they refunded the admission paid, it does nothing to compensate for the inconvenience and disappointment of the kids! Further more, they use it for their "services" and have totally allowed the rink to become run down and really unsafe as they allow kids to walk out into the rink while others are skating and have removed the rink side boards. There is dirt and dust everywhere so it makes it even more difficult to skate. The worst thing though, is they allow the kids to run the rink. At first I thought it was just teens helping out and then when returning to pick up my children, I did not see one responsible adult that was supervision the operation. Our kids reported, while no one tried to "save" them or "convert" them, they did play music that was all Christian. Nothing wrong with that, but I really don't feel that kids need to be indoctrinated with the Evangelical going to go to hell sinner, but Jesus loves you messages. No thanks. They are also responsible for destroying two more iconic destinations in the town: The Bay Cafe (Bay Window) and the Bay Theater. For a so called organization that prides itself on maintaining the family, this speaks of greed and impropriety to me. They also destroyed 3 places that were very family friendly and had been for decades. All lost and gone in a matter of a few years. The city of Caseville needs to realize that with this presence, many families, such as ours, will seek out other vacation spots and for many, including our family - different communities to live in within the area. Reducing tax monies and putting other viable small business at risk in the town as folks will take their hard earned money and head across the Bay or to Port Austin or Bad Axe.

I love coming here with the kids during open skate which is usually Saturday's and Sundays during…read moredesignated times. You may rent skates or bring your own. It's $7 total for skates and skating. They offer a half off discount if you show an MJR ticket stub. They have a cute snack shop with yummy snacks. The kids like the slurpies and fries. It's good exercise, and people here are of different skating levels. If you need help they have walkers for the ice to assist your skating!

They so racist and unprofessional! There employees call me Chinese and say no Chinese aloud! Not…read moreeven Chinese they just assume because I was Asian and they called my son Japanese and told him go back to Korea or they will bomb us! The worst place ever! I'll make sure to tell all my non Asian friends to avoid this place!

I had a great time coming during open skate. My friend and I are in our early twenties and had no…read moreprior skating experience. Renting skates was easy at only $5, and we were able to spend 3 hours working up our skill and confidence without problem. The carpeted wall goes around the entire rink which is great for us beginners as many rinks don't have the full wall. The arcade is expansive and there is an indoor jungle gym for younger children. My avid skating friend shared that the music played at this roller rink has a better vibe with classic upbeat pop and a mix of newer songs such as Chappell Roan compared to roller rinks that are further north such as the Troy and Waterford area.

The atmosphere is always energetic and fun. The entire building is constantly improving in…read moredifferent areas. From the floor, games, skate rental, skating lessons etc. Every time we go to BonaVenture there is something new. Great structure for skating lessons. They have an outside company that comes in and focuses on roller skating as a sport and not just an activity. They even have a competitive team which is super cool for beginner kids to see. 10/10 most modern and fun rink in MI that we have been to

Many local hockey players recognize this arena as the home of Ontario Junior Hockey's Parkhill…read moreStars. Parkhill has a full range of hockey age groups from beginning youngsters to adult hockey. A quaint arena that was drastically renovated in the mid 2000's to increase its capacity and service offerings. The North Middlesex & District Arena is also home to the Parkhill Fall Fair. In 2013 it is held from September 20 to 22. In different years the calendar will change. 2013 is the 155th Parkhill Fall Fair.

My boyfriend and I starting coming to McMorran Place for Prowlers games a few years ago. Since…read morethen, we have become season ticket holders. We love the low price of a nice date night. Concessions are very reasonably priced. We split a drink every game and it's about $2. Security tries their best to take care of the rambunctious kids. We love how energetic the announcer is and how he gets the crowd into the game. We haven't been to the theatre before. Very clean place!

Ok so big arena parking out back if it gets too crowded you have to park across the street not a…read morelot of different food vendors for when they have an event going on it was built in 1960 and has that throwback of that era. Nothing really updated.does have a cold feeling throughout the building