Crystal Palace on the north side was honestly a pleasant surprise. Walking in, I expected it to be…read morelike that movie "Roll Bounce" (that ATL Chitown hood vibe), but it was actually the complete opposite. The place was hella clean, spacious, and well put together. The music was solid too. It was a good mix of everything (nothing overly ratchet). The crowd was also respectful at the time we went, it felt very family-friendly. We showed up right when they opened at noon on a Saturday, and there was already a good-sized crowd inside because of a birthday party. Even with that, it didn't feel overcrowded. Heads up! you do have to sign a waiver when you come in. Pricing was reasonable: about $13 for admission and around $5-$6 for skate rentals (you can bring your own). Also, they charge you a 3.5% fee I think if you use a card (instead of cash). They also have skating mates available, which is clutch if you've got kids (or adults) still learning. Along the side, there's a small arcade section and plenty of seating if you just want to chill and watch. We ate beforehand so we didn't try the food, and the dining space was a good size. The employees we encountered seemed friendly and we didn't have any issues during our visit. They turned on the lights after an hour for like 10 mins and made everybody do the "Hokey Pokey" and other random games. I guess this gave an opportunity to have a little break from the normal skating. The only weird thing was there wasn't a sink inside the restrooms. It's a shared one outside. Overall, this is a solid, affordable spot for a family outing. I took my three kids here and they had a great time. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for something fun and low-key in Vegas.

I reserved a party online for my child's birthday. I got confirmation via email and I gave them a…read morecall a week before the party. The employee that answered was very friendly and told me that all I needed to bring was cake and any decorations or balloons I want to bring. However, they will have our table ready with a few balloons, utensils, cups, napkins and food that was ordered. Unfortunately you cannot bring outside food. Everything went smoothly and my party host was awesome! The attendees had a great time. Prices were extremely reasonable. I have hosted at other venues before and I spent half the cost for the same amount of guests at other venues. A+++

Pretty fun experience that takes me back to my childhood days. Our family enjoyed our skating…read moresession and loved the outdoor vibe. It was a lovely crisp night when we went which made it a great experience. The skating rink is on the smaller size, but when we arrived a little before 8pm on a Saturday, a group was just leaving and we had the rink all to ourselves. You purchase your tickets online ($20/person), in advance, and select your timeslot and date. Your ticket is good for a 75 minute skate session and your time begins when you check-in. The Roller Rink is said to be open this year from February 14 through May 4, 2025. While you can bring your own skates, your ticket price includes a skate rental and you won't be given any discount if you bring your own skates. Also, a heads-up, there aren't any lockers available for you to put your belongings while you skate so keep that in mind. There is a snack bar truck available for goodies. Service was friendly and it was a good old fashion fun time.

I love skating here.. Jason is always helpful with my skate maintenance and purchases from skate…read moreshop inside. My skills have improved with the help of Thursday morning skate community. I run into a lot great skaters....lol

best place to reclaim your skating skills!!!!…read more catch the early bird sessions or skating lessons. #helpfulstaff

TLDR: Not worth the cost; super disorganized, and poor customer service…read more I was so excited to give this spot a shot to truly soak in the festive spirit. Also, I don't really know how to ice skate. I've wobbled my way about a couple times my entire life so it's a process, haha, and what are we if not eternally learning something new? Anyway, they don't explain much to you. We paid online for the 5-8 pm slot, and yet we still had to wait in a sizable line to get the QR codes scanned and then another line just to confirm with them we signed our waiver. They didn't inform us where we acquire skates so we had to look around for a bit to find them. Once we found the skates, we discovered they are located by the "exit" of the rink so we had to wobble our way on skates to the other side to enter the rink. Pretty inefficient. On the ice, I gripped the side to get my "ice legs" and made slow and steady progress around. But here's where it gets a little weirder. All those on the staff kept yelling at us repeatedly to keep moving... Even as we were moving. I mean, I may not have been gliding quickly - after all, I was gripping the rail - but I still made progress around. So why are they literally yelling at us? Then another time, I was holding hands with my husband as I moved away from the rail for a bit since staff were doing some maintenance in a particular spot, and a kid burst through us with his skating helper whatever-it's-called and I was sent almost flying, couldn't easily regain my balance without the rail, and was clearly trying to balance as I flailed my arms and prevent myself falling. The woman on the staff, right next to me as she was part of the ice maintenence of that section (blocking said rail), screamed in my face to keep moving. It was utterly ridiculous, rude, and just put a damper on the experience, particularly as it costs $90+ for two people, including parking. (Side note: I didn't fall! Yay!) It also started to get a bit crowded - they weren't at capacity, but that number seems a bit off. We were already having trouble navigating around people at about 180. And capacity is around 300? No way. And if they're going to constantly yell at kids and adults alike who are learning or just not fast, esp when it comes to navigating crowds, that's ridiculously poor treatment. Not to mention there are no lockers for belongings and no warning via site or anywhere ahead of time that you can't have anything on the ice so you bring your stuff and have to just... abandon it somewhere hoping it doesn't get stolen? What? Not going back - Downtown Summerlin is much more pleasant of an experience.

An ice rink over the pool. You can skate here or try because there are way too many people allowed…read moreand it's pretty tight. This is a very popular family night out as well so if you come expect mostly younger kids. It's a cool concept but either low less people to skate at one time or make a bigger ice rink so people can actually move around. Located at the pool area and you can drink here and purchase snacks.

The perfect Holiday outing! It's not like I come from a snowy area but I always want to go do…read morewinter activities; see snow, ice skating or having hot coco at around a fire place, I had no idea Cosmopolitan had the perfect place on their roof! I thought it was so cute! When we went, Coca-Cola had an area on the roof where you can take photos and get spiked coke floats and make your own ornaments (free). The ice wasn't as smooth but it was enough to skate around and there are many staff to regulate the rink. They have regularly scheduled cleaning times to keep the ice smooth and clean. My girlfriends and I got a fire pit but there are other high-tops to sit and eat/drink at near the rink. They had about 8 different cocktails, we were so tempted to try them all but they were pretty pricey. It was on par with any other Vegas bar though. I would definitely come again! It was so much fun! It's all ages so the whole family can come and enjoy!

Not impressed. I was expecting much more. There was Christmas music playing and they made it snow…read morewhich was nice. Other than that it's very small and lacking the wow factor with the decorations. We didn't skate because there was too many people. However, locals do get a rent 1 get 1 discount before 6pm.

So, this was our very first time here. I want to first…read morecompliment the young lady who gave my daughter and her uncle their skates. The reason for the 2 stars you ask? Well, the girl who was at the front (Gabriela Jimenez) had a terrible attitude. She told us we needed to sign in with the QR code, and I understand that. But, she had a foul attitude and seemed like she didn't want to be there. We just asked questions so we could get my daughter to have fun as it was her first time. She's 7. I don't see a reason as to why she had to have such a bad attitude. Hopefully we won't have to deal with her in the future.

Went ice skating on New Year's Day at 7p when it was very foggy but it was so worth it. It felt…read morelike private ice skating since it was such a small group of people out. It's an hour and a half of skate time with skate aids starting at $5 per Half hour or $20 for the whole time There's a restroom upstairs find the double doors when you exit to your right by Paige & Rye. Child sizes start at 8. It's all men's sizes so women should use their regular size and minus 2 The Sterling has small snack food items and hot cocoa and coffee if you need to warm up

I've stopped by for a few open skates lately and have really enjoyed my experience. For $15 you can…read moreget up to 2 hrs of skating && rental skates. What a deal!! This place is CHILLY! Bundle up, especially if you'll be on the ice. They also have a small concession area where they sell basics like popcorn, candy, and sodas. The prices were reasonable and the popcorn was delish! (Seriously, I'm quite particular with my popcorn and had low expectations initially!) I will they there are SO many children and not nearly enough parents. Kids were digging holes into the ice, playing bumper cars with the training wheel crutch. I was hoping to experiment a bit more with skating backwards or other little tricks, but was too uncomfortable with the amount of chaos in the rink.

We actually were there as an Urban Sketchers Group, sketching what ever caught our eyes…read more I used to skate quite a bit when I was younger. When I moved to Las Vegas the type of rinks were not that great. This ice skating park though is different and noticed it was a heavily used facility which is a very good sign! Individual, and team skaters were eager to get on the ice. You enter and can purchase ice time, and rent equipment. I would check them out pricing as well as the different programs they offer. The staff were very hospitable which is a very much appreciated experience as we were just sketching. This facility has at least two separate rinks for different types of events, lessons, or team plays. I like that they have a middle viewing room, which is a warmer temperature than in the main ice skate rinks, where the skaters, parents, viewers, etc can wait for their time onto the main rinks or bleachers. Restrooms are close by. I will definitely come back here to skate.

While wandering along Water Street, here we found ourselves!…read more This is an area where the Silver Knights practice! But it's so much more! It's finally done ! A beautiful area both inside and outside. The outside has parks and all sorts of hockey adornments that surround the outer edges of the building. It has a dog park attach here. Bring the family! This is open to the family and the community! Many organizations come and enjoy the experience of hockey . Maybe you're the next silver or golden knight! The staff are always friendly ! Something is always going on here. Parking is free and across the street access but fills up fast. Come and join the conversation of hockey and its new role in the Vegas Valley.

I play at this rink a lot it's a super nice and modern facility for the most part. But the Zamboni…read moreusually leaves a ton of water on the ice which ruins it. I've played house league the last 3 years here and there has always been a severe lack of communication or care in general for the house league. In addition employees can sometimes be rude but I like this rink for the most part.

I come here almost every weekend for open skate and it's the best spot in Vegas to go. There is…read morenever a big crowd. The rink is a bit older but it is well maintained and kept clean. There is plenty of space and isn't too crowded.

Pepsi Arena is now Hylo Park Arena. Visiting from California and it's been awhile since we been…read moreback. Open skate prices-$10 bucks and $3 dollars for skate rental. For almost 2 hours of skating, you can't beat that at all. Not crowded. Had a great time. https://www.hyloparkarena.com/

So, I have some mixed feelings about this place. I do not believe it is worth the hype. I would…read morejust go here for drinks and the atmosphere. The service is excellent. Like the old school three wait staff per table. There is a beverage staff, hostess and a food service personnel. Then, you are interacting with your main server. So, you are paying so much extra for the attention. Their portions are slight. Perfect if you are slimming down. However, I did not find the chef's execution on point as expected. Very surprised !!!

After lacing up my retro skates, it took me about 5 nerve-wracking minutes to tediously make my…read moreover to the skating rink. Pathetic, I know, but this girl never learned how to roller skate so I was like a fish outta water. As I clung to my husband and the the edges of the rink for support and stability, I still found myself having an amazingly good time at Down & Derby Roller Skating Disco. This Roller Skating Disco is held at Gold Spike every third Wednesday of the month. There is no cover and roller skate rentals are free. All you have to do is sign a waiver and hand over your ID in exchange for some skates. It's basically FREE fun. Roller disco attire is encouraged, and plenty of people took this to heart. People-watching kept me plenty occupied. The music was surprisingly good. The outdoor DJ mostly played 90s hip-hop like Easy-E's "Cruisin' down the street in my '64" and Biggie Small's "Hypnotize". Got me right in the nostalgic feels. Roller Disco starts at 9PM - this is not the time to show up fashionably late. The line to get skates gets insane by 10:30PM. We arrived at 9:20 and only had two people in front of us. :) Alcohol prices are average for downtown. Bartenders give all alcohol out in plastic cups with a cap and straw for your skating convenience. A small sized draft beer was $4.50. One of my friends said they paid $8-9 for a simple cocktail. All in all, Gold Spike's Down & Derby Roller Skating Disco is as good as it gets! Even better if you legit know how to roller skate lol. It doesn't get any better for a cheap, fun night out on the town on a Wednesday night. YELP 100 CHALLENGE 2015: #242