cost to get I. and watch grand children skate and then no seats. I was told to sit in the benches…read moreby the lockers wheee children ran into me the entire time. I would pay more to have a seat to watech kiddos

We really love our local roller rink, the Skatin Station. The staff is very friendly when we…read moreinteract with them. Friday (Teen Night) & Saturdays are always busy. The music is great. The games they play on the rink. All of the additional rentals they have for the little kids - scooters, push behind cars, skate trainers. All are helpful for beginners. I love booking our Annual Cub Scout Pack Skating Parties with them.

We came here for hockey tournament game, hosted in the Notre Dame area in South Bend, about an…read morehour south. It was a decent rural drive, through small towns and blueberry and apple farms, and when we first saw the arena from the outside, it was a mix of awe and curiosity. My son thought it looked shady (in a bad way), nested in the middle of local homes and businesses. I didn't know what to expect, so when I saw this outdoor rink (ODR) had a roof and an attached building, I was optimistic. I thought the kids would have to dress in the trunks of their cars and waddle through snow to get to the rink. I was pleasantly surprised at the level of sophistication. There's a lobby with a heater inside, so I watched the game from there at first. Many of the parents did, given that it was about 7 degrees F, with 30mph winds. Later in the 1st period I noticed there were parents in the outdoor stands. I found out that there were overhead heaters there and it provided just enough warmth to keep me comfortable. I had to stand though, sitting in the stands you couldn't feel it as much. My son also told me the locker rooms were equipped with heaters, so at least for a little while, before warming up, the boys could get a little relief from the cold. Overall, I like the rink. It feels warm, nestled in the neighborhood and it offers regular public skating in addition to the games. It was a nice change from the standard barns we've been to in the Midwest. I highly recommend you take a visit!

I love everything about this place. Admission is affordable and they didn't even charge for my DIL…read moreto come in and watch. Skate rental is only $3 and the skates are the nicer plastic ones, not the old brown ones. There are plenty of blue plastic "walkers" for beginners to use. If you get cold there is a fireplace inside and plenty of hot cocoa from the concession stand.

The owner Amy called me and my son dirty monkeys and she called us the n word multiple times, then…read moremy son got touched inappropriately in the bathroom this place is disrespectful and disgusting there was MOLD growing on the ceilings and on my pizza. do not recommend

Went here for a community event. Before coming I was weary based off of concerning yelp reviews…read more While an uncomfortable greeting from the blue american flag hanging near the entrance the overall experience was fine! The girl running the place was kind and helpful. The skating rink itself isn't too great, you have to step up onto the rink making it difficult for beginner skaters. But fun lights and good selection of concessions.

I love it! It has nice staff and The place may not be popular but the people who go usually have a…read moregood time I would recommend this place for sure!

When I walked in it was nobody there to assist us and then when we got let in it wasn't very…read morediverse at all. My friend and I were really uncomfortable being we were the only African Americans in there. The music wasn't very diverse at all. It wasn't very comforting or welcoming to the spot. The ring had many bumps being that it is wooden. There was a lot of supervision that was good but other than that it wasn't the best and I'm my honest opinion I would go to Roller World instead.

Well done, TR Remodel So grateful to have the Rink back in action and better than ever. Great…read moremanagement, Fun Songs to Jam out to, and Clean and Tidy, Thanks again for providing a Fun, Safe outlet for the surrounding area.

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Very knowledgeable and friendly family run business. Nice to see…read morean old business given new life.

Love Lawson Arena!! Such a great venue. Being an alumni of Western, it feels super nostalgic to go…read morethere and catch a hockey game. Super bummed that they are moving the team to the new event center that is going to be built in downtown Kzoo. If you haven't made it to a game at Lawson, I definitely recommend it before the team moves. Tickets are fairly cheap. I believe we paid $22 and were in the bleachers behind the net, 4th row. WMU is a consistently ranked team in the top 25 nationally. They are so entertaining to watch! You can even buy beer and alcohol at the games now! As for parking, the best spot to park is across the bridge by miller auditorium and walk over. It's free on the weekends.

We stopped here to do some ice skating over Christmas break. Open skating was 12-2 and only $3…read moreadmission and $1 to rent skates. Only $16 for our whole family!! We arrived at 12:15 and size selection was already somewhat limited so I certainly recommend arriving at noon. Price wise this place is less than half of he cost of other area options, so it was busy. However we paid and got skates quickly and we were off. For little ones needing some help they have some walker style push things to use. It was the first time for both my kids and they a actually did better just holding my hand. Half way through they clear the ice to run the Zamboni, only took about ten minutes and they skating was back on. It was busy but there was as still plenty of room to navigate and the kids had a great time. I'm sure we'll be back :)

I understand Doug finally had to close the doors. We moved to the UP last year, so we weren't…read moreaware right away. Hillsdale has lost an iconic business, we will miss it. Only disappointment we have is during COVID, we prepaid about 400.00 for admissions. Wondering if there was a refund program? I know Doug isn't the type of guy to keep prepaid funds. If you see this, would be nice to have a refund. And an update!

My daughters and I had a great time at Stadium Roller Rink. The game area was great. Really awesome…read morelights and music! The roller rink is huge and the staff super friendly.

If you're looking for a small bowling center that has a lot of character, then the White Pigeon…read moreBowl is the place for you. Located on historic US-12, this place is like stepping back in time, when most small town bowling alleys in the 1950s only had a handful of lanes. You really develop a sense of what retro bowling is all about when you enter this building. Over the past few years, the owners of the White Pigeon Bowl have been gradually modernizing their facility. While the above lane ball returns were manufactured by Brunswick in the early-to-mid 1950s, the rest of the equipment has been completely brought up to 21st Century standards. They have AMF synthetic lanes, and 82-70 automatic pinspotters that were recently upgraded to 82-90 standards. So if you're looking for a great place to bowl with that nostalgic feeling, but don't like the crowded big house atmosphere that other nearby bowling centers give you, then this is the place for you. Likewise, this is a cool place to take your kids to have a party, or just spend some quality time enjoying some open bowling together. So if you live in Southwest Lower Michigan or Northern Indiana, why not drive to White Pigeon and enjoy this trip down memory lane.