Adult skate night was so fun definitely need to have more of these events. Still fun, DJ was good…read moreeveryone was having a good time at this rink.

I've been coming here for years, seriously the kindest and coolest people. This place is magical to…read moremany

My organization hosted an event last night and everything from the staff to the service to the food…read moreand ambiance was terrific. Our banquets room overlooked the ice skating rink and it was awesome to see people skating while we networked. The good was all delicious small bites - chicken satay, deviled eggs, hummus, dips, veggies, and more! The staff was very nice and accommodating. I didn't get to see the rest of the space, but heard that it's wonderful too.

Lovely club. Extremely family friendly. I grew up here and now my kids come as well. Members are…read morefriendly and the staff is extraordinary.

The skates were terrible. I had no support for my feet, which made it hard to skate, and the skates…read moreitself caused me to get bad scrapes and blisters on my feet and ankles.

Before warned this ice rink is not a fully enclosed indoor ice rink. On one of the walls there are…read moretarps and a chain link fence that separate the ring from the outside so it is not a full four season rink. While it is almost an hour to drive to get there, they do have a great snack stand and pro Shop. The rental skates are actually halfway decent. The team locker rooms are also very well heated and compared to some other locker rooms I've seen are actually relatively pleasant. They still stink like hockey players though. The stands do have radiant heaters overhead but it is cold as hell in there so if you're going to go watch a hockey game there or your kid practice do yourself a favor and dress like you're going to go hang out outside for a couple of hours because you will be solidly frozen by the time you leave. Parking is a little confusing as there are probably 40 spots right in front of the the rest of them are around the side and back and you have to trudge all the way back over to the front to go in.

We went for a Girl Scout event and my kids had a great time. We paid one fee to skate and an…read moreadditional fee to skate. They have roller skate and roller blade options. Lots of seating to put on skates. The roller rink has multiple entrances. My kids were new to skating so it took a bit to catch on but they enjoyed it. They played great music and even had a game for the kids which helped keep everyone entertained.

The staff was not nice. She said she wasn't going to give me what I ordered I till I said please…read moremid sentence. She would not mind her business and started yelling at me. The music wasnt even that good. This place is not the best do not recommen.

10/10 big rink ! Lots of room to skate or practice . Everyone was so nice and helpful & just…read moreoverall friendly

One of the most inexpensive places to get your skate on and one of the last remaining roller rinks…read morein the Cleveland area. I'm so happy they are still around and still in business. It's been too long since I've been there, I need to come around again.

My family visited Medina Skateland so the kids could skate together. We had a great time at this…read moreroller rink. The rink was clean and well maintained, which made it safe for the kids. The atmosphere was fun but a little old-fashioned. I actually liked that because it reminded me of the skate parties I used to go to when I was a kid. All the staff were friendly and really cared about the customers. The skate patrol even checked on kids who fell to make sure they were okay. I spoke with the owner during our visit, and he told me how hard Covid was for small businesses like his. You can tell they are trying to save money and keep the rink open. The building could use a facelift in some places, but it didn't take away from our fun. For a snack, we ordered a pizza and some pretzels. The food was okay--nothing special--but the kids were happy with it. They ate quickly and went right back to skating. We could tell the kids were having a blast. Overall, it was a great family experience and I would visit again. I recommend Medina Skateland if you want a fun, friendly place to take your kids skating.

My daughter and I came here on Monday afternoon. It was January 2, a lot of places were closed. We…read morewere so happy to find this open. We love trying new skating rinks! We had so much fun together. They played fun music, a lot from Disney movies. There were lots of people and kids all around my daughters age. She loved it!! They were supposed to be open until three, but stayed open later because there is so many people. We would definitely recommend coming here if you're a skating fan like us! The price was $6/pp and four dollars if he needed to rent skates. They also had a cute little concession stand. We were having too much fun skating, so never got to visit it but will next time. Thanks for letting us. Have a great afternoon together!!

We love this place. What a great place to come with kids or without kids. They have seven batting…read morecages. They have skateboard and scooter area for riding. They have putt putt golf. They have a golf range. You can spend a long time here having quite a bit of fun. For the staff. The gentleman at the front desk was amazing. Very friendly and very helpful. We will definitely be coming back.

I can't say enough about how well maintained this course is: just as I remembered it pre-covid. The…read moregreens are medium-level challenging, which I think is perfect. The artificial fountain, cave, rivers, and ponds are neat. If you put your ball in the water there are pool nets for retrieval. The landscaping is nice, with a nice amount of lilacs. The staff was friendly. There are plenty of benches and tables to eat and drink. They also have batting cages, a driving range, and skate park. This complex is near Route 8 via Howe Road, so it's easy to access and not a bad way to end a shopping trip. It's near a ton of restaurants and a movie theater too.

Nice big skating rink, but Saturdays are so crowded, it's really unsafe. They might want to…read moreconsider limiting how many people can enter. Also kids skating while literally watching videos on their phone, super unsafe.

For Saturday skate it wasn't that busy but the music that was played was inappropriate for the…read morecrowd that was there. A lot of suggestive music was played for a family crowd. There was a smell of something burning from the concession area was overwhelming. The bathrooms are dirty and broken as well. Everything is dated.

This place has potential: the pizza was passable, the attractions for toddlers were numerous (think…read moreChuck-E's), and the staff was friendly and attentive. However, IMO as an expert-level skater, this place has a lot of serious and highly dangerous problems that need fixing before I'd consider going there again. The most obvious and notable issue is that there are no skating floor guards. The only floor guard is also the DJ, who aside from having two jobs to do, can only see about 1/3 of the floor from the booth without literally (as in literally, not as in emphatically) sticking his neck out onto the floor. Also, according to a youngster who said he'd been skating there for four years, they apparently only have one rule they enforce, which is that you can't skate against the flow of traffic. This meant that, at any particular point in time, I saw people standing on the rink; sitting on the low wall dangling their skates over the rink; taking a shortcut by walking across the rink (against traffic) carrying their toddlers in their arms or their infants in car seats (I swear I'm not making this up BTW); walking around the rink with their toddler in their arms; laying on the floor with their skates over the rink; jumping onto the rink from two steps up on a razor-style scooter; etc. Just to be clear: I've never seen any of these activities allowed at any other rink at which I've skated. The next major issue is the design and condition of the floor, which was rippled in all four corners. Aside from the already-noted poor design and placement of the DJ booth, there are no markings indicating the floor is a good 6" lower than the main entrance, and the difference is tremendously difficult to detect in the dark. There are also four separate entrances onto the floor, three of which have two extra stair steps to climb to get onto and out of the rink. For bonus points, there's a hockey-rink-style swinging door hidden in the low wall on one end that opens into traffic - If you hit it, it won't close; it will swing fully open. All of these entrances made avoiding the toddlers who naturally head straight for the nearest exit from wherever they are fiendishly difficult. (It boggles my mind that someone insures this place.) I felt bad for the manager, who looked like she expected to get yelled at by an angry parent at any moment, and wouldn't look me in the eye when I went to ask about the floor guard situation. If I were her, I'd get out, and fast.

My husband and I drove and hour to come here for the first time (it was the closest one to us…read morebecause we live in the middle of nowhere) but apparently Friday is game night, which was not posted on their website or we wouldn't have come. We got to go around the rink once and then they played games for the next two hours with no free skate at all. We left having paid to do one lap around. Very disappointed drive home.