Visited on 12/14/23…read more I've been quad skating for over 30 years, and have been to rinks all over the country. The Good: Door man was very nice, greeted at skate counter with a smile. The opportunities: Floor was very dusty causing sliding, many divots in wood, could feel when skating. Music too loud, causing distortion and complaining from my kids. If you enjoy Drill, this is your place. Many songs consecutively played of that genre. Not something for my kids or me. Overall, was not a good experience from a family experience, nor from a single skater perspective.

It's a decent skating rink. On Fridays, it's once price; $11 to skate as long as you want,…read moreunlimited pizza and drinks. So far, every time I've gone, it's been pretty packed. I've only ever gone on Friday's though. Pizza is pretty decent and all the staff are friendly. Bathrooms have been surprisingly clean. Plenty of room to sit and watch/relax/eat while not skating.

Came for an "Adult Birthday Anniversary" party and it was a blast from the past. Nothing has…read morechanged in my opinion for this ancient business Great fun all around

Look. I used to love this place pre-covid. I used to come here all the time, as well as Rollaero. I…read morewent on a Saturday night specifically for the adults only skate night. On this particular night, it was supposed to be 90s and 2000s music. I really don't want to complain, but my friends and I paid 15 dollars a piece for only 2 and a half hours of skating. It was nice at first becuase there weren't too many people, but then they seemed to just stop caring that most of the people skating were not 18. And the music was not 90s 00s. If I wanted to skate with children and listen to rap I would have come to a normal session. I will politely decline from coming to another adult skate unfortunately.

I love this place! It's if you bring your own ice skates. And the helper was free to use on…read moreChristmas Eve. The ice was well taking care of. We ran into some friends while we were there. It wasn't crowded the time we went, we got on the ice a few times. Bathroom was close and you can buy drinks inside. Available bench and lockers, water fountain on site.

It's free to skate here so if you bring your own, you can just hop on the ice. Our rentals cost $11…read moreand you had to exchange your shoes for them. I had a great time here even though I felt like I could not skate at all. I was literally holding the railing almost the whole time. The I started using the walker which I stalked so I didn't have to crouch. It was snowing and honestly just in a great place in city to be during the night.

This rink has been around for 30yrs. They have exceptional front desk, staff and a high-quality…read morecleaning team and a good rink management staff to keep the ice in good shape. Some of the nuts they use in games are a little worn out and needs to be replaced but for the most part, things are pretty good here. I would recommend and I will return. 4/5 stars.

Probably been at least 15 years since I went ice skating, but it really does come back to you…read more Since I'm in my 50s, I decided to rent the little helper--basically a walker on ice--and honestly it was the best idea. No need to risk breaking anything, and getting up off the ice at my age would've been a whole event! It also let me race my grandson who was learning, which was way more fun than I expected. We were at the Pettit for our granddaughter's 10th birthday party and had our own room. The kids had lemonade, hot dogs, and chips, and we could bring in our own dessert, which made things easy. I'll definitely be more sore than the 10-year-olds for the next few days but it was an absolute blast!

Great little pavilion in our area. It hosts summer music series in the warm months and winter…read moreskating when things turn chilly. I learned recently that it's also a polling location for folks in the surrounding wards. I popped in to cast my vote in the election and it was my first time actually inside. Turns out it's essentially a warming house with a big ol' fire place in the middle as a place to get warm during skating season. There is plenty of free parking available. Games and events are always taking place. I look forward to returning when the snow falls!

The temperatures are dropping & you're already peering outside your window, looking for the first…read moresigns of spring? Not so fast. True, winter means snow storms, bone chilling winds, shoveling, icy roads & lots of other things we'd all rather forget. But, winter also brings opportunities for a wide array of great outdoor activities, including a traditional favorite--ice skating. Longacre Skating Pavilion & skating rink are right next to Stormonth Elementary school at 7343 N Longacre Rd. The skating rink has one area for free skating & a 2'nd for ice hockey. Although, stray pucks tend to find their way into the free skating area. The ice surface can be pretty bumpy. Nobody around here owns a Zamboni! Skaters are invited to go inside the pavilion to warm up, the fireplace is awesome & always ablaze on weekends. The skating pavilion also hosts games & events. Free parking is available.

Great staff. Ok lighting. Ice is good, gets very snowy in the middle of the 2nd period. Plenty of…read moreseating. Nice bathrooms and concessions.

I was a former employee and recommend shopping online or going elsewhere. The NHL jerseys hanging…read moreon the wall are fake and bought on Chinese wholesaler websites for cheap, then sold to customers for $180. Not a great selection of gear, especially for goalies. There are minimal options of colors in specific gear and sizes. When ordering specific gear through them, expect a week or more wait for arrival of order. You can find a lot of the gear they offer online for similar or cheaper prices with quicker shipping. A majority of the sticks are top of the line (most expensive) and have signs of use from kids "testing" them for extended periods of time in their shooting area. If you use a popular stick specification such as hand, curve, or flex, you most commonly will not find the stick you're looking for. A standard skate sharpening has been raised to $10 and you should only expect a good sharpening from specific employees. In the long run, buying a Sparx or asking a friend to use their Sparx would be more cost effective. Besides the owner and a couple of the full time employees, most of the employees are high schoolers with little knowledge of sizing and information about the gear they are selling. Overall, I do not recommend shopping or working at Hockey Haven.

This place has been the best place to go to for the last 10 years for me! Ever since I moved here…read morefrom far off lands, Fred and the staff has been excellent for sharpening skates, getting equipment, trading skates, and all of my other tape, and under-clothes equipment needs! Can't find it, you'll find it at Hockey Haven!!!

Who knew you could host an event at the curling club. We didn't curl (off season) but we did 12 oz…read morearm curls instead. It was a fun retro location to have a 60th birthday celebration. There was beer on tap from the club and you can bring in other alcoholic options and your own food as well. Check it out if you are looking for an event space with plenty of seating for under 60 people.

Finally crossed this off my bucket list. I may even join. Curling is harder than it looks but I…read morethink one of my stones once hit the target The lessons were good and the games were fun