My 11 year old daughter has been taking group skating lessons for 3 weeks now and she loves it. The…read morestaff are very friendly and they are really good with the kids. I have even seen some adults out on the ice learning to skate too. The class is 45 minutes long. The instructors start off with some warm up exercises to the beat of some music and this lasts about 5 minutes. The music is then turned off and they break the students up in groups which is based on their experience levels. They then work on different techniques; starting, stopping, going backwards etc. That lasts 35 minutes. The final 5 minutes is free skate with the music back on and everyone skates in a big circle. Pure fun. I forgot how much I paid for the lessons, but I think it was in the 100 range for 4 lessons. The sessions are usually 8 weeks long, but my daughter started in middle so we were prorated. The reason why I gave this 4 stars instead of 5 was because the rental skates suck. The skates are beat up and the blades are dull. Beyond that the lessons are solid. Remember to tell them Dan sent you and bring a jacket because it's cold in there:)

I've been to my fair share of ice skating rinks and I've never been to one that caters to so many…read morestudents and not offer a student discount. I just found it strange, however, they do offer an additional item that I've never seen either. Complimentary hot chocolate for everyone who purchased a ticket to ice skate. The quality of the rentals aren't too great... it was not only the fact that my skate hurt but it hurt to the degree that I had to take several breaks because of the pain. When I went to take my break to get my hot chocolate, the king stared to get long because whoever was the cashier was not there and chatting in the back. The two food preparers saw us and didn't say anything, not even a greeting or "there will be someone with you soon". That in my opinion is a complete lack of training and lack of customer service. I do have to give credit where credit is due. The rink itself is probably one of the largest ones in the area and well kept, clean, and friendly towards kids, but it definitely needs improvement in terms of additional services offered and customer service itself.

So when I went their staff was rude they scammed me with my food they barely gave me anything…read moreplease don't go there

Is this the most modern rink in South Florida? No. Could it use a little remodeling of the common…read moreareas? Sure. But if you're there to take lessons and to skate, you're in great hands. The teachers are patient and take time with students to help them learn the elements. Prices for 5 week lessons are fair and include unlimited free skate sessions to practice during each term. I want to share a special shout out to the Skate Guards. They're very kind and helpful. Always there if someone falls and providing assistance and guidance to those who ask. I'm happy to see more rinks coming to the area and skating have a larger presence in South Florida. This is a great neighborhood rink that deserves more love. Plus, it's a nice reprieve from the oppressive heat outside.

I recently started coming here because I wanted to try to do more ice skating and I had a Groupon…read morefor a month of ice skating lessons. Right from the first day everybody here was so friendly and getting checked in each time I come has been a breeze! The prices here are reasonable and it costs $14 for admission and if you need skates it is another $6. Luckily for me I can come when I want and get skates included in my lessons. The place could definitely use a little bit of a touch up but they do have a food and drink area as well a concession stand that has pretty decent prices. I have gotten their hot chocolate a couple times and it is very refreshing and warms me up nicely after a lesson of ice skating! They have open skating in the morning and afternoon but I do wish they could have a little more control over the open skating because there have been so many times I've almost run over kids because the staff members are not watching kids that are going sideways or the wrong way as everyone else. Overall an amazing Ice Arena , which could use a little bit of a refresh, but nothing that would prevent me from coming here in the future when I'm done with my lessons!

Came here for my little cousins birthday party and everything came out so nice! The kids had fun…read moreice skating and enjoyed the hot chocolate. The arena and the party room were nice and clean. The employees were so attentive and nice as well! Great place to hold a birthday party!

The RINK is a pop up holiday ice skating rink in Las Olas Oceanside Park. It is across the street…read morefrom A1A. Parking is available at the garage or at nearby street spaces that are metered. This "ice" skating rink is not your typical rink. Instead of ice the rink is 4,000 square feet of eco friendly self lubricating, dual layer tongue and groove panels. There is no need for refrigeration. It acts just like ice. The rink isn't that big but it's decorated for the holidays and they play festive music. The novelty is getting to skate outside when the temperature is today 81 degrees. I even saw Santa getting his groove on this morning. Sessions are $20. This a great date night idea or a unique thing to bring the kids to do. It is also pretty fun to watch South Floridians who have never been on ice trying to skate. Hurry in because the rink will only be here until January 1st.

My kids saw this today while at the Las Olas farmers market and were very excited, they are great…read moreice skaters. We lasted about 2 minutes on the "ice" before they wanted to leave. It is NOT ice and does not feel anything like ice. Furthermore, the signage at the rink never makes this clear. The "ice" is simply white plastic tiles. The skates don't work at all, they just slip until you fall down. The experience is not enjoyable for anyone. Almost all the other people I encountered in the rink seemed pretty unhappy with the experience as well. Kids are bound to be frustrated, especially if they know what ice skating is really like. These folks should be shut down for false advertising as it is not clear that what is on the floor is not really ice based on the signs out front. Avoid this place unless you want to be ripped off.