We don't make it here super often, but every time we do, it's a great experience. The staff is…read morealways friendly and the overall vibe is just fun and easygoing. I really appreciate how the rink is set up. The center is clearly marked off, which helps keep people practicing doing middle work from drifting into the main traffic flow. It makes the whole floor feel more organized and safer for everyone. The rink itself feels like it's on the larger side, so there's plenty of room to skate without feeling cramped. Adult nights are especially fun. They lean more into electro and dance music, which keeps the energy up. Pricing is reasonable, and I love seeing how they give back to the community. The last time I was there, they were collecting food donations for a local pantry, which says a lot about the kind of business they are. There's also a back room with video games and a smaller practice space that's separate from the main floor, which is a huge plus if you want to work on something. Around the rink, there's plenty of seating for breaks, with storage cubbies underneath, which is super convenient. Overall, it's a really solid rink with a great atmosphere and a strong sense of community. Definitely worth checking out, especially for adult night.

Legit!! I'm…read morepreparing for an awesome birthday event and this place is perfect. $15 for admission and $5 to rent skates. Small food court, video game area, and large skate floor. Fun!!

This was a fun little outing in downtown Denver, right off the 16th street mall. The string lights…read moreand decorations (which aren't super visible in my photo) make this a very cute rink. A group of six of us went on a Sunday afternoon, and it was crowded, but we didn't have to wait long to get our skates. The way it works is that the ice skating rink is free, but you have to pay to rent skates. If you own your own skates, then, the experience is completely free! To rent skates, you wait outside in front of a little booth and get a wrist and then go to the window next to that one and say which size you'd like. Despite the rink being crowded, the wait for skates was very short. Service was friendly and efficient. The skates weren't the highest quality, and they use ski boot like buckles rather than laces, but I can't complain given the convenience and price. The ice rink gets smoothed over/cleaned using a Zamboni every so often, and when that happens, you can stand by fire pit stands (I'm not sure what they're called?) or sit on the benches right outside the rink. We stayed for about an hour and a half to two hours and had a good time. This is a great activity for families and friends alike!

Very small but quaint rink! brought my granddaughters one of which takes ice skating lessons and…read morethe other is a newbie, they both had a great time.....rink was not overrun by people, so they were able to enjoy themselves. I loved that it's outdoors and centrally located....Parking was the issue, but worth the walk.

This is the training/practice rink. Went here to see our…read moregrandson play. The seats are comfortable, but the legroom makes Frontier Airlines look spacious.

I've been going here for stick n pucks for 3 years now (only cause I have friends that meet me half…read moreway) and it's never been easy to skate here and has prob gotten worse. You used to get a scan code for the gate when you signed up online or called ahead and they don't do that anymore? Only god knows why.....You are now required to pull in extra early ( granted anyones actually there early) to drive through the round about walk all the way inside to get the code and then trek all the way back around the block to the gate.... Then if you don't have the code in the window of your car you get a ticket.... Doesn't make sense since I'm required to have the code to get in... that would imply I have it no? Honestly to me it just seems like a money scheme. I mean if I'm required to scan a code to enter the lot, there is no reason I should be ticketed in the lot. I've skated almost every rink in colorado and this has to be the worst experience I've had anywhere as far as price and ease. If I were you'd I'd just go somewhere else

We come here a couple of times each summer for some public skating time. The rink is…read morewell-maintained. It's fun to watch figure skaters and hockey players training on the other rinks. The rental skates are old and uncomfortable, so I do wish those could get an upgrade. But it's sort of to be expected at a Rec Center skating rink.

Watching youth hockey here is so fun. They have a bar with good food and wine, plus great service…read morewith fun bartenders! The atmosphere is busy and light and friendly overall. The viewing area is comfortable, bleachers and all. Not too cold. Plenty of space to enjoy a game.

Great staff! Fun place, open space. Tables, games room, bathroom, snack counter. Birthday party's…read more My girls loved it! They are 9

Wagon Wheel is unlike any other rink I've been to. There's something so unique about it that almost…read morefeels campy. Sure, many rinks do feel like a blast from the past, but something about Wagon Wheel is just special. First of all, it's the only wood rink in the Denver+ area... so, if you're an avid wood floor skater, this is the spot for you. What I really enjoy about Wagon Wheel is they accept song requests which is very unheard of at most rinks! So, everyone gets a chance to hear a song they absolutely groove with. I love that! There's a snack bar and vending machine available, cubbies for belongings, and a mini arcade! The only thing I'm not completely in love with is the bathroom. :) shower curtains, tile floors, and small spaces. Otherwise, I love this blast from the past and can't wait to go back to live in some more of that nostalgic goodness!

We were very efficiently helped by Blake who assisted our fam with a B day party. Everyone, kids…read moreand adults had a blast. Clean, good music & a joyous time.

Went here for a themed night and it was so fun! Cute spot with fun colorful lights and adult only…read moreskate options. A little crowded with the kids so I wonder if the adult only night is a better option for date nights. They have food and dippin dots!!! $8 to skate and $5 rentals is a good time! Parking can be tough so get there a little early if you can.

Decent rink with a pro shop and a bar/lounge with views of the ice. You can't take alcohol to the…read morebleachers, and there isn't a ton of seating inside so plan ahead for that. It's cold in the entire viewing area as well so bring your warm outerwear.

We wanted to go to stick and puck and they did not have it so they messed up the schedule and they…read moredid not give our money back

I used to come here as a child in the 90s, and now it is fun to bring my own children. It is great…read moreto see that this place is still around after all these years! Yes, the building is older, but the prices are very affordable. Considering what you pay, I think it offers good value. I actually found the facility to be fairly clean, which was a pleasant surprise. My kids had a great time, and we will definitely be coming back. I really appreciate that the owners have kept this place open for so many years so that new generations can enjoy it as well. One note for management: two of the three skee ball machines were not working during our visit. It would be great to see all three lanes operating, since only one was available.

Adult nights at Skate City Littleton are no longer the fun or safe skating environment they used to…read morebe, & the declining attendance reflects that. I hate that it's come to this because I adore the staff & skating at Skate City used to be the highlight of my week. Many of the regular, experienced adult skaters who used to come every week no longer attend. They supported the rink consistently, understood rink etiquette, & helped make adult nights enjoyable. I find myself wanting to go less & less too. My biggest concern is safety. There are too many inexperienced skaters skating recklessly beyond their ability, weaving dangerously close to others, cutting people off, & racing around the rink without enough control. People regularly stand on the rink floor socializing while everyone else has to skate around them. Staff rarely corrects this behavior or enforces basic rink etiquette. I honestly get the feeling that the employees are not allowed to intervene. What makes this especially frustrating is the disconnect between the waiver customers are required to sign, the safety rules posted in the entryway & what is actually allowed to happen on the rink floor. I understand roller skating has inherent risks & I accept those risks every time I put on my skates. Falling & accidental collisions happen. But signing a waiver does not mean safety no longer matters, and a waiver should not be treated as a substitute for enforcing reasonable safety rules. Skate City posts rules specifically prohibiting things like standing on the rink floor, roughhousing, chasing, horseplay & interfering with the flow of traffic. The rules also state that skating privileges can be suspended for violations. Yet customers walk past these rules on their way in & then many of those same behaviors are allowed to happen on the floor. So why aren't the rules being enforced? There is a big difference between accepting the inherent risks of roller skating & accepting an unnecessarily dangerous environment because people are repeatedly allowed to violate the rink's own posted safety rules. If customers are expected to sign a waiver & follow the rules, I think it is reasonable to expect Skate City to enforce those rules too. The music has also changed significantly. Much of what is played now is difficult to skate to unless all you want to do is race around the rink. I can use earbuds for my own music, but I can't use them to make an unsafe skating environment safe. Flow is another frustration. People pay extra for that dedicated floor time, but people who did not pay for Flow continue skating during it. Again, there is little or no enforcement. If customers pay extra for something, they should actually receive what they paid for. It feels like Skate City is changing adult nights to attract a much younger crowd, many of whom appear to be under 21. There is nothing wrong with attracting younger skaters or new customers. The problem is doing it at the expense of the established customers who have supported these nights for years. I question whether this makes sense as a long-term business strategy. The younger crowd Skate City seems to be targeting will have many more nightlife options once they turn 21, while loyal customers who have already demonstrated that they will return week after week are being driven away. You can already see it in the attendance. Adult nights are noticeably less busy, & many familiar, experienced skaters simply aren't coming anymore. Bringing in new customers should add to your existing customer base, not replace it. Once longtime customers find somewhere else to skate, there is no guarantee they will come back. I want Skate City to succeed. I want adult nights to be busy & fun again, & I want new people to discover skating & become regulars. But attracting a new crowd should not require sacrificing safety, rink etiquette, music, & the overall experience that kept existing customers coming back. The experience has noticeably declined. I hope the owners pay attention to the lower attendance & ask why so many longtime regulars are disappearing. Unless something changes, Skate City will continue losing the very people who helped make adult nights worth attending.

I have been training with Brad for over a year and have been very impressed with his knowledge of…read moretraining and fitness. He is able to personalize a training program that will fit your goals and work with you to achieve them. He comes prepared for each session with an individualized workout which rarely is repeated while being challenging and fun. His studio is very clean, spacious and has all the weightlifting, bands, dumbbells, etc to make a well rounded workout. The shower is also a big plus for those of us that need to go to work after an early morning session. I highly recommend Summit Fitness!!

Love working out here. All the trainers are amazing. They've got some new equipment which I love…read more #ReachYourPeak