I can't begin to say how awesome of a find this place is. Easy access, lots of parking, and $8 to…read moreskate all day -- which INCLUDES skate rentals. In a world where trampoline parks charge $20+ a kid for an hour, this place feels like a miracle. It was pretty crowded, but they keep a good flow going on the floor, good music, and a great family friendly atmosphere. They have the little walker/roller carts for children to learn on, but fair warning they do run out so get there early or you might be waiting. You might think that with such a cheap entry fee they make up the money on concessions, but nope. A bottle of water is still only $1 here. Honestly, Bush Tabernacle seems like a community service project gone right and just what parents of cabin-fevered kids need in this area. I hadn't skated it like 20 years and somehow picked it right back up, and it was fun for me too. In addition to the skating rink, they also have a small free play game area where kids can take a break with Fortnite, Rocket League, etc., as well as two air hockey tables and a ping pong table. There's a large area with tables for renting out for parties, too. I was pleasantly surprised by this place, and the whole family wants to come back soon.

For beginners they run out of support skates pretty fast.. otherwise it's okay experience…read more Depending on party size this could get pretty crowded pretty fast also

My son uses a power wheelchair and has used several ice rinks before, but he was told he can't use…read morethe Skate Quest rink.

There is zero security at this place, run by very young staff that can't keep control. Locker…read morerooms are some of the smallest, oldest and frankly worst in the area. Can get crowded during public skates, Reston Raiders hockey club is a "big boy" fraternity that's not worth bothering with. All in all there are tons better rinks to go to for any need be it hockey, figure skating, or fun. Try Trashburn or Medstar in Arlington.

With how many parties they book for the weekend is a total safety issue couldn't go anywhere…read morewithout bumping into people I got tired of apologizing it should be them apologizing at this point for having too many parties along with other customers trying to have a fun time everywhere you went it was a problem and all of the restrooms were closed

Nice clean family fun! Staff was great!!!! They were really very helpfull!!!!!!!! Was excellent…read moreplace for a family day out.

It's very crowded and I would definitely recommend that you should purchase your tickets before…read morearriving on their website. The check in area gets really crowded so probably aim to get there a little bit early before your designated time that you can maximize the amount of time that you spend on the ice. The ice rink itself is somewhat level, but when I was there, part of it had already melted. It was getting wet. Usually they give you 90 minutes of skate time and then at the end they have a Zamboni come and re-ice the rink. Cute date activity.

Here for the memories!…read more I have been coming here with my family since I was a wee little tyke so it is fun to visit again with my own family! The prime outdoor location makes it a fun and convenient place for birthday parties, winter break meet ups, date nights, and more. It can get pretty busy, especially at night when all the twinkling lights turn on so if you're a newbie, I suggest an early morning session before the crowds come in. For new skaters, penguins are a must! They give you the stability and confidence to go around the rink by yourself. Pro-Tip: Afterwards, grab a hot cocoa at Pitango Gelato which has the THICCCCESST, most delicious authentic Italian style hot chocolate in town.

Two rinks, and very busy there for the competition weekend. Clean and easy facilities. Upstairs for…read moreseating and viewing, both sides have seating inside the rinks, too. Vendors popped in for the Potomac Memorial NQS competition. They also have a Slice Theory pizza shop attached that opens up a bit later in the day. Inside, there's a dedicated space as a Memorial to the lost AA5342 flight skating team members from the rink, including skaters, parents and coaches. May they rest in peace.

The people and the service are very helpful and nice! The ice rink was very smooth. I love the…read moresetup!

Edited in 2018: I just saw this again and decided to set at 5 stars even though I still miss having…read moreA/C. Adjusted that part below too. Highly recommended! Do be sure to being cash. If you bring your own skates, make sure they're not road-used; they're trying to protect their nice floor. Though I really love it here, be aware that they have heat but no A/C. Plan accordingly for the weather and dress lightly on warm days. Although I still miss the convenience of having a skating rink right there in Rockville on Gude Drive from years ago... Honestly, Starland is better in so many ways. Music is varied and they mix some classics in with newer, even on kids nights. The staff are always so nice and gave us great advice and service for my husband's skates, giving them their first ever wheel change in 25 years. (And believe me, he quad skates a lot!)

The place is wonderful, it's great when some things stay the same and skatng here is like going…read moreback in time. Friendly staff, plenty of parking, convenient location and an inexpensive night out. Get ready to do the limbo, and listen to some of your favorite tunes. Great for the whole family or for just the kids to have a fun place to spend their weekend nights. My parents met in a roller rink, I have roller skated my entire life and we are blessed to still have roller skating venues like this to carry on the tradition.

What a fun throwback experience to go roller skating at Coppermine Sportsman's Hall! The parking…read morelot is huge, so it's very easy to park, and it's free parking. The place is pretty easy to find though it is unlikely you'd just happen to drive by it, as it is kind of not on the beaten path. You can purchase everything ahead of time in terms of skate rentals and entry. It's pretty reasonable for one session mid-afternoon until close in the evening, you just need one entrance ticket/fee paid. You get your money's worth for sure if you are there for hours! You can bring your own skates or rent skates here- they have regular roller skates and roller blades. Both of these are in whole sizes, no half sizes, and both of them would be best on your feet with high socks that go to your lower calves, at least. Tying them tightly gives you the best skating, but that also pinches into skin if you don't have the right socks. They have an area for parties that includes a few arcade games, but mostly, you're there to skate. There are people there who are serious skaters going wicked fast and throwing some cool tricks, but we never felt bad in any way for not being one of the super talented skaters. There's a snack bar, too, with your classic fare like burgers, hot dogs, nachos, fries and funnel cake fries. Yummy snack junk food that makes the experience all the more reminiscent of young carefree days! They have lockers for your stuff, some don't even lock, but no one seemed concerned. There are benches for sitting and changing out your shoes to skates and vice versa, and people tend to just stash their shoes under the benches rather than get a locker. A good time all around and pretty affordable if you're there for a while!

Had my daughters birthday party here. They allow you to have private parties but the hours are only…read morewhen they are closed for normal business. I had my daughter's party at from 10-12 am Saturday morning. The time worked well for me. I booked my party on the website about a month out. There is a 200 dollar deposit that is non refundable that you pay at the time of booking. They said you are able to use it as a credit for another date if something happens and you have to cancel. They have a menu online that you can purchase food for your party. They have pizza, fries, mozzarella sticks, and assorted sodas. If you choose to bring outside food there is an additional 225 fee they will add on (75 for food and 150 for cleanup) . They allow you to bring a outside cake at no additional charge. We ordered pizza and fries for the kids. They used a Spotify playlist for music. Had a great time with the kids for two hours. Staff was friendly and helpful. Had a issue with the cake we ordered for the part not being delivered. Staff was very helpful. Even though they don't have cake they did give us a discount on some ice cream for the kids. The provided candles as well. They definitely went above and beyond to make sure my daughter had a great birthday.

What's more fun than watching girls wearing fishnets while knocking each other down? Watching ones…read moredoing exactly that on roller-skates! Today was the season opener, with bouts between the DC DemonCats and the Cherry-Blossom Bombshells. Being a complete n00b to the sport (is roller derby considered a sport?) I appreciated the brief intro demo about the differences between jammers, blockers, and pivots, how scoring works, and what's allowed and not allowed. Even armed with that information, I wasn't prepared for how much actually happens on the rink! If not for the solid announcer, I would have had an even more challenging time keeping up with the fast and furious action. Perhaps not quite as rowdy as the Kastles matches, there was still a respectable crowd cheering everyone on - it didn't seem like there were necessarily fans for any particular team, but just general rooting for everyone. If you've never been out to a bout here, you're long overdue! (Plus, after-party at The Argonaut? Seriously, coolest live entertainment ever!)

I love roller derby. I loved roller derby before it became popular again. And due some amazing…read moreluck, I have a best friend who has an uncanny nose for ferreting out all the subcultures that I've always loved, but never thought had enough of a fanbase to become a subculture! Who knew that I was cool and a trendsetter all these years? Anyways, shortly after it's inception, my BFF introduced me to the Charm City Roller Girls, and my socks were completely blown off. Amazing ladies, short jams, and the most uber adorable outfits *ever*. I went up to Baltimore a few times for the bouts but a combination of getting lost *way* to easily - even with a GPS, and an overpacked schedule that doesn't allow for hour long drives each way, put a quick kibosh on me being a regular attendee. So when I found out that the DC had their own roller girls team, how could I not attend?! And down at the Armory? So convenient! Now, I love the DC Roller Girls. They are pretty amazing, very friendly, and adorably cute! They are just as vicious, fast, and fantastic as the CCRGs, but I have to ask...what happened to the cute outfits?!? Scare-Force One would be adorable in a punked out stewardess mini-dress. The DemonCats would be so fetching in cute little pinstripe vests and matching hotpants. And the Cherry Blossom Bombshells...well, let's just say that if anyone from the DCRGs are reading this and are interested in new outfits - call me! I'll sew my little fingers off to make fantastic new kickin' (yet, functional) outfits for you! I'm eagerly anticipating the day that roller derby becomes the #1 sport in the nation!