One of the very few places for kids to have some fun. But, they allow people to speak however they…read morewant. My youngest asked me what a n^gga was.

From the owner: We Strive to make this a FUN, CLEAN, and SAFE environment to Skate and Relax with your Family and…read moreFriends. We offer Birthday Parties, Private Parties, School Field Trips, and Corporate Events.

The kids were so excited. There needs to be more entertainment for kids in the lake Oconee/lake…read moreSinclair area. The new management helps this place to be a top option for my kids. Great skate rink, arcade games, bounces and food! All of it at an affordable price. We appreciated the wonderful customer service as well. Will return soon!!!

Visiting Milledgeville for the holidays and looking for a fun for the kids. We rediscovered some…read morenostalgia from the 80s. Skating Rink, High School dance and Step shows. This place brought back so many memories and we made some new ones. The Rollcall team simply amazing group and made sure all were included through great service, good music and the uneasiness (for some) skating. Good times if you dare to let yourself slip into the fun!!!

Came here to have my daughters birthday and we'll never be back. Looks like they never clean, any…read morepart of this building, ever. 2 of the employees were actually trying to do good work but their boss a very mean and rude old lady at the window was extremely rude and disrespectful to us s and the young man trying to hand out skates. I was told it was the owner. I don't know that to be true but she was not leadership quality. She actually said it wasn't safe to drink the water from the fountain!

This place is dirty and doesn't have food like normal skates rinks definitely never coming here…read moreagain the skates are not even cleans!

Me and my friend went to go skating but we were refused at door because we were dressed…read more"inappropriately" while in reality we were fully clothed. The lady at the front was very rude about it gesturing at are body's while saying " you can't be here like that" as if we were naked. Our skating rink back home has no dressed code like this because you are there to skate if you have a problem with your kid seeing someone in a croptop maybe you should just teach your kids better instead of trying to tell a grown women what to wear. Also it said absolutely nothing about this dress code on their website so we went out of our way just to drive an hour to this place just to be refused by a hateful old lady.

For starters I went to the fun zone and I know I got 500 tickets but the guy said I will give you…read morelike 250 and he did not use the ticket counter . Sum of the game did not give you tickets I am never coming back their again

For those of us born in the 70s or very early 80s, this place will blow your mind. It seems not a…read morething has changed since Skate Around's glory days more than twenty years ago. Creepy carpeted, furry, stumpy seats; disgusting concession stand food you might only eat on a dare; young toughs in the parking lot passing around a bottle of hooch (if you look carefully). I'm going tomorrow night, and I can't wait!

A wonderful old school skate plaza…read more The best part was it is only $5 Tuesday nights from 7-10 and that includes the skates. If you want inline skates it's an additional $2. You can also bring your own. The place itself is old and in need of some renovations like updated carpeting. The skate floor itself is great and large. There are lockers to rent for a quarter, but we didn't feel we even needed them. There is a huge list of rules, but they weren't so strict with the cut off sleeves (it was midsummer) but they do not allow hats on the floor. Customer service could stand to be a little friendlier, but overall no one was rude. The locker attendants just don't respond. Could also get a Dj to really bring this place to life. They had music, but the entire song would end before the next one started which dropped the mood. For $5 though, I find it hard to complain and we will definitely be back.

Clean, fun and entertaining. Great family environment. Good prices and most of all location is in…read morethe center of Anderson strip

It fits the mold of a skating rink. An arcade and jungle gym play area are a bonus. Shoe strings…read morecould be replaced, or we got some unlucky ones; normal wear and tear on just about everything. Going on a Saturday is not ideal of course if you want to avoid crowds stemming mostly from multiple birthday parties. $5=20 credits, games are all about 4 credits, so do the math and bundle if you can. We didn't realize you have to pay $10 to play in the jungle gym area. We did not, oops -- it was pretty much free for all with no attendants to check wristbands that I could see. Parents are the best responsible parties in this game! Bathroom stalls are fairly clean, with a baby station. The wash receptacle area a little cramped and well...public bathroom like. Staff is nice and looks to be working well together. The "safety patrol" is here and there. I haven't looked in to a party, but the hostess of the party was satisfied. They have about 4 party rooms, maybe more. Tip toe and tango your way around once they start filling up with kids and adults. They do typical nostalgic songs/activities on the rink floor, there are training carts for those who are beginning. Music is a good top 100 bit. Food was standard concession stand grade, but no free refills. All in all, including food and play, bundled deals are obviously the way to go. Four stars because it is in a safe area, yes, there could be improvements, but if you've got your wallet packed, and actually skate - you can have a fun time.

Man this place took me back. Back when I used to skate to the sounds of Rob Bass and Bobby Brown!…read more I wasn't the only one either. Its really funny to see adults zooming around reliving the glory days in their mind. I feel this place has an old decor scheme. Its looks like midnight bowling without the black lights. I guess it really doesn't matter when its comes to kids but I am trying to give you full experience so you don't have to go yourself. Most of my experience was spent trying not to make eye contact the carnies that were skating around in there. It was like the circus was in town and they went on break at the skating rink. Who knew that a wife beater wearing, mullet sporting dude could do a back flip. Man that dude was skating his mullet off! You could tell he was serious about skating and I think the only time he stopped skating was to get another hit of meth in the bathroom. They have private party rooms and I was invited to a party so that comes in handy. Except the room we were in was cramped, I mean my dining room was bigger than this room. For some reason the air conditioner in this room didn't work well, it was HOT. So lets cram 10 sweating kids with parents into a small psychedelic painted room and watch the magic happen. The main roller rink is well cooled so thats where you want to be. You want to be out there watching all the folks skating. Avoid the snack bar, I had tombstone pizza that was much better. The arcade was a complete joke. Two ski ball machines that were broken and OFF ROAD Thunder, at least pac man would have been retro cool. So yeah If you love skating, then go for it, but I think most folks would rather go bowling or Dave and Busters.