Skate Champions was a great experience! The place is really nice, clean, and the prices are very…read morereasonable--especially the $5 Tuesdays The food was decently priced too, which was a nice bonus. There aren't a ton of extra activities, but honestly... you're there to skate! The rental skates were in great shape, which made the experience even better. I'm 35 and took my daughter, and I ended up having an absolute blast myself. They also had plenty of screens showing the game for anyone who wanted to hang out without skating. Overall, we had a great time--thanks, Skate Champions!

I mean, it's the only one of its kind in the area from what I can tell. There's literally 1 kiddo…read moreworking the concession stand on school skate nights and the line is never less than a dozen people for 2 hours straight. I like that soda refills are only a buck. My man gripe is the cell reception sucks here so it'd be nice to have some WiFi which is not the case. So you're essentially riding blind. But I guess that's good? Focus on social interaction and not your phone. $12 entry fee now instead and of $10 last year. And also there's no discount for bringing your own skates.

Roller rinks are a rare find these days, especially nostalgic ones with that 80's aesthetic carpet…read moreto linoleum floor transitions that haven't added the full bar scene and other entertainment factors that allow them to up the price through the roof and to be honest take out the whole family fun atmosphere. The facility is clean and well maintained for being 70 years old as of 2025. Rentals are kept clean and they have both quads and inline options. My kids definitely enjoy not only the skate races but also the sock races. The music is a good mix of old and new. We attended on a Friday during spring break with their Friday Home School Session; skating from 10-4PM (skates included) for $10 bucks. It's a steal even if you are only there a couple hours. They have some food options that are pretty inexpensive compared to today's going rates. Foutain drink is $2 (small) $2.50 (regular). Can't give many details on other food as we just grabbed drinks. Parking is plentiful. Definitely enjoyed our experience (and will return)

Great place it may seem small from the outside, but it's HUGE. The skate floor was clean and their…read morerentals were very clean. The food was good, and They had fountain drinks ranging from small-large. They had very clean tables to eat on, and had a Dipping dots vending machine.

We came here for a birthday party and the kids had a BLAST…read more The staff at the front were friendly and helpful. Our party hosts chose the GLOW party option and we had the large area along the back of the rink. The kids had glowing plates, cups, necklaces, etc. Us adults had the option to skate too but we had fun watching the kids do it. The pizza was... ok. I mean, it's roller rink pizza. I have to say, they come out HOT HOT. Careful. There is a snack bar here as well but didn't check out what they had. Our kids haven't had much roller skating experience so they looked a bit like when Bambi walked onto the frozen pond at first. Luckily, kids learn FAST and by the end they were zipping around. They can't wait to come back. On our way out the hours for open skate we're listed. I read they also do learn to skate lessons on Saturday mornings. We definitely recommend!

Please keep in mind I am a complete roller skating beginner (have maybe skated once or twice before…read moreand was hugging the wall the entire time). My friend had the urge to roller skate and this was the closest to us (still 30 minute drive away!). Established in the suburbs, the rink was filled with kids and families. Entrance/rental skates was $10 and the thing beginners use to hold onto was additional $5. The rink only has a handle on one side of the rink. Good music with fun lights, it was a great experience!

Having never seen Roller Derby before, we decided to take our daughter and her friend one night for…read morea family night out. We had a really good time. Tickets for all four of us ran about 75.00. Parking was 10.00 and the garage was very well laid out and made it easy to find a spot. The layout of the area is good. Easy to grab drinks, hit the restrooms or grab some tee-shirts. Drinks are typically expensive, so just be prepared. We sat in GA, in the upper deck. Great area to really see what's going on. Loved the enthusiasm from all the players and announcers. Everyone really seemed to love the game and be enjoying themselves. We enjoyed the game, though it was pretty late for the little ones, so we only saw one. Still didn't understand the scoring and what was really going on, but kinda got the gist of it by the end. Overall it was a fun night out and we'd do it again.

These are some BAD ASS GIRLS! :D…read more I first saw the movie Whip It which made me excited for this. I was expecting the more old school rink, oval boxing ring shape that slopes inward but this one is like mini ice rink... with no ice of course. Tickets were $12, they serve food, drinks, alcohol if you wish, checking your ID at the front and giving you the appropriate wrist bands. It's first come first serve seating on the outside of the rink. There were audience members sitting on the floor on the actual rink on either side. Not sure if those are special price tickets or VIP only. You can even sit on the floor right in front of the glass which is what we both did because I was there on photo assignment for my class and didn't want many head in the way. They had no objections on bringing in long SLR lenses and cameras. They actually like it because Roller Derby isn't that mainstream and they want more pictures and advertisement. So if you like taking pictures this place is cool! My bf and I arrived a little late. We thought it started at 7:30 but it actually started a 7pm. Therefore it was hard to find parking because their lot was full (semi small lot for the amount of people) and we had to park in the shopping center nearby and walk in. We actually followed one of the Roller Derby girls who was playing in one of the games later on. You have to walk far down to the entrance door. Luckily we had her to follow otherwise we may have been confused on which door to go through. The games were pretty cool, we got really into it. I love their nicknames and the way that they dress, it's fun and different. I'm all about the Non-cookie cutter styled places. So refreshing and far away from a yawn.

this is a horrible place, online it said it was open at 7pm, got here at 7 and waited till 7:50 and…read morethe doors was still locked there was no sign that said it was closed. waste of gas.

$5 entry even if you are not skating, eh, but the concession clerk attempted to charge me $5 entry…read morefor a newborn! The parking lot was not maintained and there were shards of glass everywhere. The A/C was not working during this record breaking heat, they didn't even have the fans that are mounted to the ceiling on. Everyone was fanning themselves and sweating even those sitting down. When I suggested they turn them on I just got a dumbfounded look and attitude. We saw a man walking in with a large stack of $5 Little Caesars pizzas that they were selling for $10. They put the pizzas baking sheets and into the pizza oven as if the pizzas were made by them with no gloves! What a rip off. Particles were in our pitcher of Sprite and when we brought it back to the concession counter we got another dumb look. Also, the bathroom sink was not working. We went on a Saturday; around 5:45PM they began turning lights off and everyone was asked to exit because they were closing for reserved parties. This place is not exclusive enough for that type of service. I thought this was so unorthodox especially for a Saturday! Would not recommend.

Wonderful experience! I just got surprised proposed to last night and Alexandra was so sweet and…read morehelpful. She went above and so beyond! She truly made my night magical! Thank you so much to all the staff who were super friendly and wished us a congratulations! Best night ever!

The Woodlands Ice Rink is by far the best ice skating rink in Houston, Texas. The staff is always…read morefriendly + professional and the ice is always kept in tip top shape. I used to go to an ice rink on the other side of Houston until my friends discovered this place. The owners are extremely friendly and are unbelievably passionate about the sport as well. I love that Alexandra really goes all out to make the kids have an amazing time for parties and weekends. I look forward to getting a chance to come by again soon.

Skating and arcade parts are nice, but otherwise it's a mess. The family bathroom stays locked for…read moreemployees only with no signage. They charge $1 for a cup to get water out of the fountain. They charge you a credit card fee without any signage or warning you ahead of time. THIS IS ILLEGAL ABD IVE ALREADY REPORTED THEM. They allow older kids (above 55") to play in the indoor playground. I saw someone get hurt in the playground from an older kid (too tall) falling on a younger kid. Overall 2 out of 5 with the skating and arcade area keeping it from going lower.

Fun place! My family recently went here for a friend's birthday party, and we also came another…read moretime for a school fundraiser. Both times were very enjoyable. The workers were nice and polite. They charge 50 cents for credit card use, but you can save the charge by paying in cash. They also have "skate mate" rentals (which is a skating aid) for $5 (you pay $10, but you get refunded $5 when you return the skate mate. We'll definitely consider having one of our own birthday parties here in the future.

Took my grandson to this hidden gem. We normally visit the one in Spring but decided to give this…read moreone a try its alot closer. Upon arrival we are required to sign a waiver for the children that are skating, pay 11 00 for a 3 hour session which isn't bad. They give you a wristband where you then show the people at the back of the skating rink to pick up skates(reql seamless). They have plenty of sitting area with tables, limited food selections, The only thing that I would say is that they need to invest in some better skates the ones they have are pretty worn down. Overall it was a good experience.

Cute neighborhood skating rink. I didn't know they were around until we got Pogo Passes, which has…read morea whole bunch of attractions on once pass. It included monthly free skating, so we loaded up and went as a family. The skate rentals were super cheap and the environment was fun and friendly. I'm glad Pogo Pass has fun little places like this in addition to the big familiar museums and aquariums so I could try new places. It was 50% off with the code NDSALE which made our passes only $50 each. You should try it and go find new places too! Just make sure there isn't a special event the day you decide to go. That happened to us once and I didn't pay attention to that on my pass. luckily they were really nice about it!