It's a fun place for indoor skating. They play good music and have fun lights to make it lively…read more There's nothing super special about it just good old school roller skating fun. They have a calendar with a variety of events or specials like a slice of pizza and a drink included with your skate pass. Check out the calendar before visiting so you know what to expect.

My family and I have been here several times in the last 6 months but tonight was exceptionally…read morefun. Many changes have been made, concessions prices have increased. The skating staff are fun and personal.

For beginners they run out of support skates pretty fast.. otherwise it's okay experience…read more Depending on party size this could get pretty crowded pretty fast also

I can't begin to say how awesome of a find this place is. Easy access, lots of parking, and $8 to…read moreskate all day -- which INCLUDES skate rentals. In a world where trampoline parks charge $20+ a kid for an hour, this place feels like a miracle. It was pretty crowded, but they keep a good flow going on the floor, good music, and a great family friendly atmosphere. They have the little walker/roller carts for children to learn on, but fair warning they do run out so get there early or you might be waiting. You might think that with such a cheap entry fee they make up the money on concessions, but nope. A bottle of water is still only $1 here. Honestly, Bush Tabernacle seems like a community service project gone right and just what parents of cabin-fevered kids need in this area. I hadn't skated it like 20 years and somehow picked it right back up, and it was fun for me too. In addition to the skating rink, they also have a small free play game area where kids can take a break with Fortnite, Rocket League, etc., as well as two air hockey tables and a ping pong table. There's a large area with tables for renting out for parties, too. I was pleasantly surprised by this place, and the whole family wants to come back soon.

I can't put into words how amazing this place is. We had my daughter's seventh birthday here and it…read morewas nothing short of spectacular. It was so easy we did nothing we showed up and that's it. They make it so good and even other parents were already planning to have their party there now, literally while at ours, because they saw how outstanding it was how easy it was for the parents and how they make everything just really flow. I wish I could give 10 stars. Thank you all so much.

Friendly staff and cute music! It is rather small and there…read moreis no food court, but the place was well maintained and bathrooms were clean. We stayed there for about 1.5 hr and it was a great experience.

Do not recommend one bit for youth hockey but adult league is all good!!…read more Let's just say that things could be done differently but sometimes some organizations just simply lack the energy.

If you want your child to play hockey, THIS IS NOT THE ORGANIZATION FOR YOU…read more The team mom on the 16u A Girls Travel Hockey team bullied my child so frequently, she ended up quitting. I have a recorded phone call of her admitting to bullying my child, and the Coach Tiki Tikhonov did absolutely nothing about it, and allowed the TM to continue to coach and be involved with the team. Not only was the team horribly ran and coached, they did a bait and switch when they received the full season fees ($2850). The removed HALF the games and are refusing any refund. My child participated in 14 games and 22 practices. A total of 36 events, compared to paid for 118 events. My child utilized 30.5% of the paid for games and practices, resulting in a total obligation to Piedmont Hockey Club, LLC of $869.25. A remaining refund due is $1,980.75 and the executive director, Ron, as well as Coach Tiki are refusing to do what is right.

Took my kids to rollerskate for the 4:30 to 6:30 PM session to blow off some steam before dinner…read more Terrible rink, doesn't seem family friendly, walked into lord knows what trying to take my 4 year old to pee (weed smoke, a woman dressed for a much more adult experience at 5:30pm).... I turned around and walked right out of there without investigating further. The vibes were off in that bathroom, I can tell you that much. They seemed alarmed that I was trying to come in there at all let alone with a four-year-old, even though the bathroom was a public bathroom.... I don't know how this place can call itself a roller skating rink with that horrible floor. The skates were plastic and awful. I really feel ripped off and extremely disappointed. The chairs were disgusting. I washed all of our clothes and coats as soon as we got home. I will never be returning. Such wasted money. In addition there was a DJ playing music and it was so loud. My kids were extremely overstimulated and just yelling by the time we left, then complained of headaches on the car ride home.

Went here for the first time to try the roller skating rink. And all I can say is that this place…read moreis just "average." I love the concept, and this seems like a great place for an extreme beginner (like me) to practice because it wasn't very crowded when I went at 5:30 pm on a weekday. But there were so many things that I also didn't like about the place. First, the rental skates are DIRTY and DUSTY and DOWNRIGHT disgusting. They do not seem to be properly cleaned or maintained, and I don't think they are even sanitized between users. They only come in derby style (with the completely flat sole, without a little heel), and I also found them to run very narrow. (And I have a regular width foot in the most common women's size. So I'm not hard to fit!) I spent almost 30 minutes of my 2-hour reservation simply trying to find a pair that didn't hurt my feet and with wheels that rolled properly. The shoes themselves are super filthy and dusty with disintegrating shoelaces, and when you go to put them on, the wheels are covered in so much dirt and hair and they get your pants dirty just touching them. Second, it is difficult to watch your things while you're skating. There are no lockers or secure areas to place your things. Rather just outside the rink there is a long built-in bench you can sit on to put on your skates, with rows of open cubby holes above it for you to store your things. But the entire area is facing out -- away from the rink and toward the rest of the building. That means it wouldn't be safe for you to leave a purse there unattended, nor would it be wise to leave your water bottle either. Although I felt fine storing my jacket and shoes there, I had to carry the rest of my stuff with me (and I placed my water bottle on the inside ledge so I could try to keep an eye on it). The whole thing seems poorly designed for adult users. Plus it was dirty -- with chewed balls of gum littering the area and even random press-on fingernails in the cubbies. Third, the handful of "cabana" seating areas that are around the rink seem so beat-up and dilapidated. All the pillows are dirty and deflated. The wicker is beat-up. Everything about the place just seem unkempt and uncared for. Whoever owns this place ought to be ashamed! There is no reason for it to be this bad. Fourth, the rink itself is ok. It's not a shiny floor like you might remember from childhood, but rather a slightly soft black snap-together floor. It was perfectly fine for skating though. There is no "rail" surrounding the rink though. If you find that you need to try to break a fall/come to a stop, there is almost nothing but smooth wall. (There was some kind of light fixture plate jutting out from the wall--screws and all--near the emergency exist when I was there. It was a definite safety hazard, and I don't think the establishment even cares. Fifth, there does seem to be a food stand and restrooms nearby. But I didn't use either of those, so I can't speak to the quality, cleanliness, etc. of any of it. Sixth, there is a decent parking lot out front. But it doesn't belong to Kraken. You have to pay a separate company to park out front (electronically, kind of like using ParkMobile). So that sucks. This place should at least validate your parking for a set amount of time. Seventh, the bulk of the building is devoted to pickleball. There are several courts all over, while the skating rink is in the very back. When I first arrived, there was hardly anyone playing. But as the night progressed, the pickle ball courts all got lots of us with multiple crowds. Because the backs of the cabanas are super close to pickle ball courts, it would seem prudent to me to put mesh along the back of the cabanas, so that there's no chance of an errant pickle ball flying into the cabana and hitting someone -- let alone flying onto the court and hitting an unsuspecting skater. It seems like this would be a no-brainer from the establishment's perspective, but it hasn't been done. So all of these things made for a mediocre experience. Now what were the good things, you ask? Well, I think if you can bring your own skates, then it's nice to have a place where you can safely practice in NW DC (and without having to go all the way to the Anacostia skate park). But other than that, there's not too much more I can say. If this place were in an inconvenient location, then these 3 stars would fall all the way down to 1 star.

We visited the Prince William Ice Center for a New Year's Eve family skate and had a wonderful…read moretime! We live close to the Fairfax Ice Rink so were not expecting too much of a difference, but we were impressed as soon as we pulled up into the parking lot. The lobby is expansive with lots of space to walk around, sit down, and put on your skates. The girls at the front desk were SO friendly and helpful -- even volunteering to help us lug in our snow penguins from the rental area to the ice rink when they realized we were outnumbered by little kiddos There is a dedicated hockey rink as well as an Olympic sized rink that we utilized for public skate. My sister did not partake in skating, but was able to watch on the stands. Everything was well maintained and I saw tons of staff cleaning, supervising, and just overall doing an amazing job the whole time I was there. Seriously, color me impressed.

Horrible ice, don't care about paying customers, stick and shoot on weekends or evenings is often…read moremonopolized by lessons and junior players, between the two of them you get about 10 square feet of ice and no net to shoot on. Sick of it and after years of gently suggesting some possible alternatives, like use your many hours of dead ice for just lessons, and allow mid level and beginner players to have the entire ice and you might actually get more of us to come out. Segregate small kids on one side and adults on the other with no lessons if you want to mix ages.

Hidden gem while the place is a bit dated it's still the only place like it around. They do nickel…read more and dime you to death on everything but I am guessing that is how they have been able to stay open this long. I would really love to see this place put some money back into the general ambiance of the rink.

Love bringing my kids here the french fries and the pizza and the drinks are great fresh fries love…read moreit. Prices are really good.

We had a very positive experience with the learn-to-skate summer camp at SkateQuest in '19…read more Shelley, the director, took the time to meet with me before we registered and answer my 600 questions. My daughter was only 4.5yrs old and in Snowplow Sam 4 at the time, so I was a bit apprehensive and spent a lot of time comparing LTS camps at four local rinks. For a very young rec skater, SkateQuest was where I felt most comfortable sending my daughter. She had a BLAST at camp. She made a lot of progress as a skater, got a bit more independent, and loved everyone there. She kept asking me to pick her up later each day. Everyone was really kind and helpful - you cannot believe how many pairs of skates those camp counselors lace up every day. There were tons of on and off ice activities. It felt very under control, well supervised, and safe. I'm actually a bit sad her skating level means the camp wouldn't be appropriate for her in '21. We've also been here for public skates during COVID and felt really comfortable with their Phase 3 restrictions and procedures.

My son uses a power wheelchair and has used several ice rinks before, but he was told he can't use…read morethe Skate Quest rink.

It's very crowded and I would definitely recommend that you should purchase your tickets before…read morearriving on their website. The check in area gets really crowded so probably aim to get there a little bit early before your designated time that you can maximize the amount of time that you spend on the ice. The ice rink itself is somewhat level, but when I was there, part of it had already melted. It was getting wet. Usually they give you 90 minutes of skate time and then at the end they have a Zamboni come and re-ice the rink. Cute date activity.

Here for the memories!…read more I have been coming here with my family since I was a wee little tyke so it is fun to visit again with my own family! The prime outdoor location makes it a fun and convenient place for birthday parties, winter break meet ups, date nights, and more. It can get pretty busy, especially at night when all the twinkling lights turn on so if you're a newbie, I suggest an early morning session before the crowds come in. For new skaters, penguins are a must! They give you the stability and confidence to go around the rink by yourself. Pro-Tip: Afterwards, grab a hot cocoa at Pitango Gelato which has the THICCCCESST, most delicious authentic Italian style hot chocolate in town.

This is a really cool spot, right in the middle of downtown. You can find so many unique gifts here…read morefrom paintings, carvings and unique items you just won't find anywhere else in town. The prices are very reasonable, with each purchase supporting local artists. We've come here in the past, and love the special events and open houses they offer of the space. Even if there isn't a special event happening, this place is well worth the visit. You'll find so many beautiful pieces and a wide variety of crafts.

Love the Art exhibit by Dr. Smalls thanks for hosting and I can't wait to come back to experience…read moremore Art and the dinner theater