Dude u should have seen this place back in 73 when it first opened.It was CCM Skate Ranch, my dad…read moreopened it up with 2 other partners. It was a bad ass place then. It started dying out around 1980.Those7 years were the best time of my life growing up. It was more to this place then skating. It's one of those things that you had to be there to understand

We went to a birthday party at Inline 309 and it was our first time there. They have roller skates…read moreand rollerblades available for use, as well as "helpers" available in 3 heights. For children learning to skate they can use the "helpers" like a walker and push it around the rink. It's a large space with a variety of seating, black lights, a disco ball, and flashing colored lights. They played a wide variety of music and the hosts were able to submit a playlist ahead of time. They do have some table seating, but it's limited. The rink was fairly clean, and the skates looked well maintained. The staff was friendly as well. They also offer lesson and a roller hockey league.

With having been a skater for over 30yrs I can tell you a few pros and cons. When walking in to any…read moreskating rink the 1st thing you'll see is Stake At Your Own Risk. This is a fact but there are things rinks can do to mitigate risk. 1. Stake Guards who are trained at looking out for safety risks on the floor. No one should be skating with a cell phone in their hands, including the Guard. If ANY object is dropped on that floor it poses a serious safety risk. 2. No one should be stopped on the floor just standing there. Guards should notify guests to please skate or get off the floor. 3. No one should be skating against the flow of traffic. Would you drive the opposite way on 309? These top 3 were prevalent to me on multiple occasions. Some may say, if I don't like the place then don't go and don't post negative stuff and to that I say, do you want to be injured, do you want your child to be injured? So skating at our risk is fine, but when that risk is high, as a result of the policies of any rink, then it's important to consider. It's a nice rink with family friendly party rooms, they allow delivery of pizza, etc. The staff is super nice and they accommodate sometimes hard to please parents. Today, kids and adults are purposefully attached to their devices. No more lines around the building, no more All Night Skates, and the glory days of Roller Skating are behinds us, but the world needs more rinks and Clubs IMO. With 2 back surgeries, I have to look out for my safety. In this area, if I want to skate, I have a few choices. I can drive a few miles to Inline 309, or drive to other more traditional and established rinks in Philadelphia, Bethlehem or Allentown. I want to go here, I love to skate, but in the future I'll only attend the Adult Skates and hope there is some semblance of order.

The center is clean. Music is good. Friendly community.. they keep a full staff on and rules are to…read morebe followed, which is good.. however on several occasions myself and others have accompanied children or adult with disabilities and we are just companions that have to take them. We do not skate and still have been charged. Nobody else does this.. this is the same as price gouging. They really should not charge for people that are accompany. People disabilities, so it is not a place that seems welcoming to those with disabilities caretaker should not be charged unless they are skating.

Perfect my nephew and niece had their birthday there is was just the best. I would definitely…read morerecommend going there again.prolly the best place I've been.

The billboard on the rink boards advertises an orthopedic surgery and rehab practice which is…read morefitting as first-time toddlers and slow pokes of all ages stumble around the overcrowded ice while surly teens and 200 pound adults (and me) whiz around them. The snack bar consists of a couple vending machines and a guy making powdered hot chocolate from the sink spigot in Styrofoam cups. The facility itself is a dump, everything frayed and scuffed and worn. I love it! In a dive bar sort of way.

Family friendly with fun and clean shiny skate floor. Good light effects…read moreGreat music selections that's not too loud or bass centric Cute and clean quad and online skate rentals- at least the kids were Associates are friends but I believe not well staffed. Left standing 15 minutes waiting to rent skates. Owner: please consider full renovation of ladies restroom. Cleaning won't take care of what's wrong with it. Also, the time to wait for snacks like pretzels, hot dogs needs to be seriously reduced. Waited 45 minutes for a pretzel last time I came. Otherwise, reasonable rates makes The Rink a fun time.

Rude staff when you walk in then at the skate rental the guy just walks away with a line of people…read morewaiting. Food took about 30 min. For just hotdogs and pizza. Pizza was burnt right out the oven. Kitchen looks extremely dirty

Went for "adult night". I had a fun time and it wasnt too crowded. I would say the only hiccups is…read morewhen renting skates, you might get a pair with funky wheels. Mine would pretty much get stuck if I was slowing down and jolt me forward. There was also a portion at the end where the DJ is that isnt as smooth as the rest if the floor but it didn't cause any problems for myself.

We had an amazing school trip here to celebrate our students. They made everything so easy and were…read moreextremely professional and kind.

where do I even begin? Power Play is quite the rink! the staff is so kind and helpful, especially…read morefor their generation! they are so professionaal, I come in and the staff is always attentive and keeping everyone safe! my grandchild takes learn to skate lessons, and the staff is so patient and kind! I come in a few times a week, and the staff is always hard at work! definitely recommend their hot chocolate, it is so yummy... every time I call, they always help me with anything I need! recommend!

This is such an awesome rink. I recently took my 4 year old here for his first time ice skating. I…read moregrew up ice skating but have no experience teaching a young child. The employees at the rink were so helpful on getting him the right ice skates, giving pointers for lacing and some great tidbits on getting him used to being on ice skates. The skate rentals are the best I've ever seen and ended up being better than the hand me down hockey ice skates I brought for him. After some help from Jeff, my son went from wanting to go home to asking when we can come back for more ice skating. And he has been talking about ice skating every day since we went last week. They do a great job with covid safety and currently the number of skaters is reduced. I highly recommend coming here for public skating, especially on a weekday. I can't wait to get my kids enrolled in skating lessons here.

Very cute, old school skating rink that is very affordable and has super friendly staff that are…read moregreat with kids. Only drawbacks are it's in the middle of nowhere and the bathrooms are literally on the side of the skating rink floor (tricky to dodge skaters).

Was fun recommend some parts a little bumpy but fun I would go her if you like to skate and live…read morenear the area

You get exactly what you pay for, shoes and an ice skating rink. I don't come here often, mainly…read more'cause whenever anyone gets the itch to go ice-skating in the mythical central Jersey, they typically come here. Even on week days this place can be a zoo. But ultimately its the best bang for your buck. My biggest issue are all the little hockey brats that enjoy slamming into other skaters. The rink supervisors need to kick them off the ice, but don't. They're young. Otherwise, the staff is supportive, and the ice gets re-polished often enough to keep up with the amount of traffic it gets. The food court sells hot edible food. You'll have a good time regardless of a few bumps and slips.

This is quite a value for a good family outing but we were disappointed in skate rentals. The…read moreequipment was really worn out and we had to go through a round to exchanges before we settled on something that tied up well. The issue is that laces were really worn out and the initial pair I got had ribbon like lace which seemed like a makeshift arrangement. Could be a great place if the rentals kept up with proper and timely replacement of skate laces.

I'm a first-time dance mom here of a fresh 5 year old that's been twirling around the house for…read moreyears. We finally gave in and put her in dance. DVDA was the closest to our home so we started there without doing any deep dive into their business practices. The first day seemed great, she had a blast and I got to watch her through an open door along with a dozen or more other parents trying to see their own tiny dancers in the room. The second week in, the teachers shut the door on the parents. At first, I was sad that I wouldn't be able to see those bright happy smiles like last week. Then it turned to concern seeing several other parents' react the same way. After speaking with a few of them, it clearly bothered everyone there. I brought my concerns to Amanda in the office and she made it seem like not a single parent ever brought this up to them. Ever? Really? "That's just not how we operate here". Meaning....? Parents are a distraction so we shut them out and that's how we like it here??? These people are more than happy to take your money whether your child is enjoying it or not. But how would you know unless your 2 or 3 or 4 year old tells you so? Because observing in real-time is out of the question here at DVDA. Parents are "allowed" a few classes a year when we can go in and actually observe our dancers in class....ALLOWED. And they say this with a straight face. Videoing and picture taking is also not allowed. My 5 year old puts on a leotard and a tutu for her first time and they tell me I can't take her picture while she dances? Again...they say this with straight faces! They literally shut the door in the face of a mother of a 2 year old trying dance for her first time. The look on their faces was tragic. 2 years old! DVDA is clearly missing the point here. And to make me seem like the crazy one for having these expectations is just bad business at best, demoralizing at its worst. "We can't help you here with this" when asking why I can't see my baby dance should NEVER be the response. I politely made the suggestion of having a 2-way mirror or even CCTV which would completely solve these issues, but.... I was made to look like a clown for asking such questions. I was made to feel like my child and I were not welcome at DVDA with these concerns. They claim it's for "child safety." Child safety is precisely why parents SHOULD be able to observe their child. DVDA must first earn the trust of parents before they can shut the door on them. They must feel so superior to other studios that making a child uncomfortable for any reason whatsoever couldn't possibly be happening behind their closed doors . Now if my child was perhaps 8 years old or more...this might not be AS concerning. But babies and toddlers, shutting them away from their safe place, is absolutely unacceptable. I'm clearly not alone in this sentiment because there's sometimes 4 or 5 parents all gathered around the tiny window in the door to try to get a glimpse of their tiny dancer and realizing it's of no use, saunter back to the main room completely shut out. It's crushing! DVDA should be embarrassed to treat parents this way. Our children are there to have fun and to show off their moves to the people who matter most to them! They are not there to be professional and disciplined ballerinas while wearing a size 4T tutu! Ironically, the same policies that restrict parents at DVDA are the very reasons OTHER studios would never object to such things. I know. I checked. If you want to share in your child's progress and their joy of dancing, it's a no-brainer to take your business elsewhere. There's plenty in the area who don't believe in these odd business practices and want the parents to feel welcome too.

From the owner: Mommy & Me | Pre-Ballet | Ballet | Jazz | Tap | Contemporary | Hip Hop | Teen Beginner Ballet…read more Delaware Valley Dance Academy is the premier Dance Studio in the area. Our dance classes are designed to take students from their first introduction to dance to a full and varied course of dance training. Our school caters specifically to parents who seek the best for their children and who are aware of the benefits dance training can bring to them. At DVDA, we maintain a reputation for setting a standard of excellence for all of our students. It is our goal to bring out the best in every student. Our experienced faculty share their passion for dance and encourage students to set their goals high, not only in dance and drama, but in all areas of their lives. In addition to our own faculty, we offer opportunities to take master dance classes featuring many of Philadelphia's well-known dance professionals. Our training culminates in two fully staged productions each year including "The Nutcracker" as well as a Story Ballet each spring. DVDA students come to us from a wide segment of Montgomery County and Upper Bucks County, including the communities of Chalfont, Doylestown, Dublin, Harleysville, Hatfield, Lansdale, Montgomeryville, New Britain, North Wales, Perkasie, Souderton, Sellersville and Telford.