too many people, not enough rink. nor enough days of the week open to compensate. uber amounts of kids. always guaranteed to be packed both friday and saturday, the only days it's open. let's be honest, inside a place this old, same staff, after all these years, you can only expect so little in terms of "cleanliness". there will probably be about 5 high speed skaters, and 40 others, 25 teens, 10 small children who cannot skate, and 5 parents inching their small children who can't skate around the edges of the overly crowded rink in their tennis shoes. aka, consciously being big obstacles. if you wanna have a heart attack even at the age of 21, come here, because between the walls of a rink that's less than the size of the smallest tennis court, unfortunately with this many people there is virtually no space, you are constantly looking for space to place your feet, while simultaneously darting your eyes in every direction and rubbernecking just waiting for someone to crash into you. there's 2 big waves of people moving fast and then speed racers going 3x as fast weaving in between and constantly cutting you off or tripping you, and others are always kicking your skates, going too slow, or plain falling. beware. a fall means dominos. too crowded not to avoid mass collision. far too many people to skate comfortably. the place is far too small to hold the weight of this growing historical town. I wish it was open more days, or actual days of the week, not just friday & saturday, so adults could come earlier in the day before kids get out of school, to be able to skate a little more comfortably with some space to move, and so the adult speed racers can skate alone and don't viciously knock your children of all sizes and ages down onto that sweet hardwood floor at 30mph, which i also easily, and frequently saw. the skates you'll receive will have either been worn 20 or 20,000 times, no in between. the only good accolades i have for this place is that $8 is great when compared to $20 elsewhere, but if you still haven't learned, you get what you pay for. side note, if this town is gonna keep growing and we're gonna keep having kids here we should probably invest in bigger, and better, local fun for your kids in granbury. sure i love vintage, it's got character for sure, but in terms of the future, i'd love to see this place torn down and rebuilt bigger. if anyone looks on here/ cares anymore in covid times, my friend and i were absolutely the ONLY TWO people in a full saturday nights crowd wearing a MASK in place of COVID precaution. very very gross, muggy, and disappointing. the only reason i can rate 1 star and not 0 is because firstly i can't give 0 stars, and secondly, it's the only ounce of heart tossing fun i've found in this boring little town as a young adult, in a very long time, but i will not be going back, until it's tore down and rebuilt, to be able to fit all the ankle biting feet this dinky old rink can barely hold. read more