We celebrated my daughter's birthday here with a few of her friends and it was a hit! The owners…read moreare super accommodating and they reply pretty quickly. Everything went smoothly, thank goodness. The place is clean, the music is family-friendly and trendy and all the kids seemed to be having a good time.

Have always gone to this skating rink and loved the races but now then no longer do them. Loved…read morethis place​​​

If you are looking for ice skating in the Harrisburg area, look no further!…read more I purchased a deal on Groupon for our group of four. We went to a free skate on Saturday from 2-4 p.m. admission was simple and getting rental skates was fast! It's ice skating, so the rink is chilly. Bring your gloves and jackets! We had a blast skating around! There was a good crowd there but plenty of space to skate. We will definitely be returning to Twin Ponds for another free skate soon!

Staff is very very nice…read more However experience not so much Skates 3/10: I recommend bring your own skates, because these just no. They are I'm not so good condition and parts of the shoe kept digging in my Achilles heal. Ice 10/10: great ice smooth. Staff 10/10: these people were nice people. Aftermath 0/10: my feet feel violated.

***Cash is your friend**** …read more There's a 4% fee for credit cards and cash only concession stand It's a simple skating center as always. Could use some improvements, but it's clean, good music, lights are fun, and they still do games. Simple 9-10$ little day.

Staff is extremely rude and condescending. Guy at the skate concession was rude when we asked for…read moreskates, we used the wrong term when referring to the type of skate and he was extremely condescending about it. Staring at us like he didn't know what we meant and then rudely correcting us in a condescending tone. then while skating we were approached by a worker and told to get closer to the middle or get off the rink because we were skating "too slow" for the outside, when we were skating at a normal pace. We told him we just wanted to be closer to the outside and felt more comfortable, and he just said "well sorry" and skated away. There are multiple skating rinks in this area that have never showed that kind of behavior and allowed anyone of any ability to skate. This is not one of them. They punish the "slower" (normal speed) skaters disguising it as "not wanting you to get hit" instead of the people zipping around and tripping people. Saying all this without even mentioning the fact that while skating I was approached by a man who I'm pretty sure either works there or is a regular, and he attempted to flirt with me. Very awkward and strange. I don't recommend this place.

Just went here with some friends this weekend. It was a lot of fun! It was a pretty clean place and…read morethe rink was very smooth and well kept. The decor is a lot of fun--lots a flashing colorful lights along with blacklights. The lockers are clean and located in a convenient location next to the benches but not right next to the exit/entrance so there's not a whole bunch of congestion from foot traffic. As soon as you strap your skates on you can slam your stuff in a locker and start rolling! The music is fun and modern--it seems to stick to the pop/hip-hop genre. The staff is friendly and on top of things--I initially had gotten skates that were a little too large and the girl at the counter already had a size smaller that she had grabbed for me all ready to go! It was like she had read my mind hahaha Also, about every 45 minutes or so they'll use the PA system to direct a game for everyone to play, such as "crazy skating" (they have all skaters switch skating direction, ie. clockwise v. counter clockwise, whenever they say switch), limbo, and races among different age groups. Overall, this is a pretty great place to skate!

don't! I'm a regular and I'm done with this rink. I'm not the only regular…read more Erica is snooty and I think might be racist. I asked for a song to be played and she refused calling it a twerking song. (I'm literally 1/2 white) she said she will not play anything you can dance to and a a freestyle dancer this is an issue. if it's busy there is no floor guard. they need an assistant manager as multiple times there have been no games because Erica is helping out. we were playing 4 corners once and skated around for 15 minutes once because she was just gone. parents waltz all over the rink floor not watching their kids. the kids literally slam straight into you. this has happened almost every single session I've been to lately. it's also very crowded. like to the point you're wondering if the fire code is being violated.

Great local rink, COLD as hell, new bar is great but serves crappy home made beer...uh, Troegs?read more

Out of the way but definitely a place to go! Imagine the corn field mazes and trying to find your…read moreway out.to the end...well once you get past the corn field and see the airport you are close. The complex is full of sports fields and then of course the arena! Watch the signs closely to get there. Twin ice surface modern facility...locker rooms are good size and clean. Enjoy this nice place in amongst the corn fields!

I took my daughter and her friend for the first time last night and we had such a great time! The…read moreatmosphere was fun and family-friendly and we saw people of all ages skating, learning to skate, and having fun. The parking lot is huge and offered plenty of parking and was easy to get in and out. The food is a little over priced but that would be expected at a sporting venue. They had arcade games, food bar, and plenty of seating. Our only complaint, and it's a very minor one that we hope they fix, is the air hockey table was broken. This is a very cool place and we definitely plan on coming back!

What a fun throwback experience to go roller skating at Coppermine Sportsman's Hall! The parking…read morelot is huge, so it's very easy to park, and it's free parking. The place is pretty easy to find though it is unlikely you'd just happen to drive by it, as it is kind of not on the beaten path. You can purchase everything ahead of time in terms of skate rentals and entry. It's pretty reasonable for one session mid-afternoon until close in the evening, you just need one entrance ticket/fee paid. You get your money's worth for sure if you are there for hours! You can bring your own skates or rent skates here- they have regular roller skates and roller blades. Both of these are in whole sizes, no half sizes, and both of them would be best on your feet with high socks that go to your lower calves, at least. Tying them tightly gives you the best skating, but that also pinches into skin if you don't have the right socks. They have an area for parties that includes a few arcade games, but mostly, you're there to skate. There are people there who are serious skaters going wicked fast and throwing some cool tricks, but we never felt bad in any way for not being one of the super talented skaters. There's a snack bar, too, with your classic fare like burgers, hot dogs, nachos, fries and funnel cake fries. Yummy snack junk food that makes the experience all the more reminiscent of young carefree days! They have lockers for your stuff, some don't even lock, but no one seemed concerned. There are benches for sitting and changing out your shoes to skates and vice versa, and people tend to just stash their shoes under the benches rather than get a locker. A good time all around and pretty affordable if you're there for a while!

I haven't skated in a long time. The staff were helpful in reminding me how to actually skate…read moreagain! Everyone is really friendly! I will be back!

Every week bring the kids here! They love it! As someone who skated in the early 80's, this is like…read morea time warp. And I mean that in a good and bad way!Definitely recommend to avid skaters!

Tip: This arena can handle over 8,000 hockey fans…read more Hersheypark Sports Complex contains Hersheypark Arena, which is a multipurpose indoor arena. It used to be the home of the Hershey Bears, which is the American Hockey League (AHL) farm team of the Boston Bruins. The Bears have an amazing winning record. The Hershey Bears play out of Giant Center. These days, the Hershey Cubs from the United States Premier Hockey League (USPHL) play at this arena. It's roughly a seven-minute drive between Hersheypark Arena and Giant Center. It's cools that both arenas are a part of this sports complex. This arena has a capacity of over 8,000 hockey fans. It's a decent hockey arena. I have never seen the Hershey Cubs play. Whenever I'm back in Hershey, I will try to see the Cubs here. (353)

My child had an ice skating competition here. What a dump. It is 90 years and Hershey has done…read moreabsolutely nothing to maintain or improve this place in 90 years. It smells like motor oil and the skaters can't see on the ice because of the fog. The seats are original and 1/3 are missing the seat and or arm rest.There is no ac so it was hot as heck. Hershey should be ashamed of themselves. The experience caused us to cancel a trip to the rides since Hershey clearly does not know how to maintain equipment.

I was really torn over adding an additional star and for those that really really really love…read morerollercoasters, you might. This was our second trip in about four years and we met up with some family to spend a pair of days doing all the coasters we could handle- In my case, it was all of them. Some of the kids had to work their courage up by doing easier ones first, but by the end of the trip, I think we conquered everything. I personally like the coasters on metal rails better- much easier on the neck and back, while the kids really loved the vintage wooden coasters. Between Candy-Moneum and The Great Bear the winning title for me goes to da Bear. About the hardest part of the park is the signage; you'll follow an arrow, get to an intersection and then have no clue what to do next. To add insult to injury, there's few if any park employees around aside from the ones working concessions or rides. A great bonus to the coasters is the water park inside the Hersheypark complex. Splash zones, and tubes and plenty of sun chairs are available for what could be a full day of fun for the kids. Lines for the more popular attractions are not uncommon but at least there's plenty of water around to cool off in. A food court of sorts is there as well with a decent assortment of decent food. Alcohol can be purchased at some of the trucks or concession trailer outposts throughout the entire park so now we know there is a god. Also included with a park admission, there is a zoo that is worth spending an hour or two. Between the park, the zoo and the water park, you'll probably leave because the kiddos are tired, not because they are bored. If you happen to stay at one of the Hershey owned hotels or lodges, you'll be able to forego the parking fees and take the free shuttle. Also, staying on site gets you into the park an hour early. Great for the coasters that develop longer lines as the days wears on- you can get them in before the other crowds show up. Clean and safe fun is what you're in for so plan a trip for yourself- just do yourself a favor and do a search of all the rides available- if you're not a fan of rollercoasters, there aren't many other non-coaster rides you'd enjoy.

We visited Hersheypark as a family, and this was the first visit for my husband and our two young…read moreboys, ages 6 and 4. I had been to the park several times when I was younger, but it had probably been 15-20 years since my last visit. Needless to say, a lot has changed. When we arrived, parking seemed organized, but there was a huge line to enter the park, so we decided to visit Chocolate World first. The ride was mostly how I remembered it, although the chocolate-smell portion didn't seem to be working, which was a little disappointing. Once we entered Hersheypark, we were handed a Dark Nights map, which wasn't particularly helpful for navigating the park. We eventually found another posted map near the entrance to The Hollow, but that wasn't much better. We finally downloaded the app, which was much more useful, although I personally prefer having a physical map. Trying to navigate an unfamiliar park on a phone while also managing two young children made the experience unnecessarily stressful. Our biggest disappointment was discovering that more than half of the children's rides appeared to be closed that day. It was a beautiful day with no rain, so we weren't sure why so many of them were unavailable. With children ages 4 and 6, those rides were a major reason for our visit, so having so many closed significantly impacted our experience. We also walked through ZooAmerica. Unfortunately, we left feeling uncomfortable with some of the animal enclosures, which seemed quite small. The ocelot in particular was pacing repeatedly, and we noticed extensive scratching on the viewing window near the alligator gar exhibit. Obviously, we're not animal-care experts, but some of what we observed made the zoo portion of our visit feel more sad than enjoyable. Another frustrating aspect of the day was simply navigating through the crowds. I understand that Hersheypark has limited control over individual guests, but there were numerous occasions where people stood in the middle of pathways or blocked areas while socializing, seemingly unaware that others were trying to get through. This even happened inside Chocolate World while we were clearly trying to select candy and fill our bags. With two young children in tow, constantly trying to maneuver around groups of people made an already stressful day more frustrating. The food was fairly standard amusement-park fare, although the burger was exceptionally disappointing. Spending around $50 for one cheeseburger, one order of chicken tenders, fries, and two drinks also felt excessive for the quality of the food. One thing we did genuinely appreciate was the availability of free ice and water throughout the park. Overall, this was unfortunately a very disappointing experience. Between the difficulty navigating the park, the large number of closed children's rides, the crowds, the food prices, and our experience at the zoo, the day simply wasn't what we had hoped for. I'm not sure if or when we'll return, but if we do, it will probably be when our children are considerably older and able to enjoy the larger rides. Based on this visit, the park seemed much better suited to older children, teenagers, and adults than families visiting primarily for attractions geared toward younger kids.