Lots of fun, $16 for my son and I including skate rental. Renovations are a little rough, but great…read moremusic. There are a few arcade games and snacks with a restroom.

This is my very favorite place for Roller Skate , is a family friendly environment where you can…read morespend a very good time skating with your friends and listening to music , I so much enjoy this place and I really recommended for everyone...

It had been forever since I had been in a roller skating rink. Memories came flooding back, both…read moregood and bad. All the while on the way here, I contemplated if I would partake in skating. I decided not to tempt the fates, especially since the last time I roller skated, I crack my one bone from my knee to my ankle...yeah, wasn't going down that route again. Like most skating rinks in this area the building looks a bit unassuming. In fact it looks like either an industrial building or an oversized garage. I think it's a bit confusing at this area as well since they have self-storage units for rent as well. Inside, instantly taken back to the 90s. You have to be buzzed into the place, but only after you either purchase an entrance, or are there for a party. A little extra safety precaution that doesn't allow for anyone in that shouldn't be there. The rink is your typical setup, right in the middle of the floor with a walkway around it for the most part. There is a party room, an arcade, a concession stand, and the place where you get your skates/trade in arcade tickets to get your prize. The party room is not all that great. When you book a party you are given a section of the room and you will share it with at least one other group, and it can be up to four other groups sharing the room with you. A missed opportunity here is the blocked connection to the arcade. As for the food, I did not try it. It looked like premade everything, thrown together pizza. Speaking of the arcade, it was where I spent most of my time with my nephew and niece. Typical arcade games that you can earn tickets through. Skeeball, basketball, skill games, etc. Those seem to be provided my Slinky Action Zone, at least that is what the slip says when you trade them in. Overall, great experience, but odd hours.

Love this place, my kids go there often and have a great time every time there are, friendly and…read morehelpful staff!

I'm giving 5 STARS because it's the first roller skating rink that my daughter experienced. She got…read moreskates from Santa and wanted to practice more that was beyond the floor in our kitchen and hallway. All of the 1-STAR reviewers were correct in saying that some of the ceiling tiles have water damage, tile fixtures are falling off, the facility is old, and it's dirty. Even with some of these expensive deal breakers for a place of business, the people who work here are very kind and welcoming. The man who told me to spit my gum out upon entering said it matter of factly. I didn't perceive it as yelling as other reviewers stated. After reading the board before paying to enter and meeting that man, my daughter even reminded me that I had to spit out my gum. The snack bar is busy since outside food/drink can't be brought in. Be ready to pay a lot to quench your thirst from skating. The music selections are awesome and ranges from 70s to current. All upbeat and fun! The 5 stars are well deserved for the huge smile this place gave my daughter and the confidence it gives her to roller skate. Considering many businesses that come to die here in Winchester, this roller skating rink has been able to hold its own for a long time.

They have great food there. It's also fresh and ready to serve. All of the employees are so nice.read more

Great little ice rink. The community has worked hard with the owners to get this place running for…read morethe season. Highly recommend for an outdoor ice skating experience. Note that the rink is very small, perhaps ¼ of the size of a large, indoor hockey rink, but a great place for families, first experiences or just to get outside on a beautiful day to slide across the ice. It is completely covered by a pavilion overhead and on two sides, so somewhat protected from weather. Bring your own skates or rent a pair of theirs. Located in Grantsville, near the library, right of I-68 and old Rt 40/National Pike.

They don't specify on their website whether or not you can stay until 8 to actually skate. Got here…read morea 4:30 nobody told me they closed at 5 for the next session, and wouldn't let us come back for the next session for the money I had already spent. I feel robbed, I live 45 minutes away, paid for 30 minutes and a bad attitude. Not coming back. I'll pay 50 dollars a person to go somewhere else before I ever go back there.

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.

For those of us who love skating and live in Martinsburg and surrounding areas, Galaxy Skateland is…read morea true blessing. Traveling far just to roller skate isn't my thing so I'm highly grateful Galaxy Skateland is here!!! And yes, I do recommend it!!! I absolutely love the folks who run Galaxy Skateland! Two thumbs up for their friendliness! They put on a lot of work to keep the place nice and to provide great fun and safe experience to their customers! Highly reasonable prices! Love their food and the fact that they call us via intercom when our pizza or nachos are ready! Their concession customer service is better than all rinks I've been to and I've been to many! Here are some things I personally feel deserve attention: I'd love to see better floor supervision and an adult "in the DJ booth" at all times during sessions! Galaxy Skateland is the first skating rink I attend that leaves its floor unsupervised. Obvious liabilities and risks aside, I trust this alone discourages and drives away both potential and established patrons. I often see skilled teen skaters cutting off other skaters. This type of behavior wouldn't fly in other rinks! Injury risks in skating are true without the presence of reckless show off's! Other "firsts" here involve teens playing basketball during skating sessions, teens jumping (while wearing skates) to pull basketball nets and unsupervised small children running in the midst of skaters! These things reflect true serious risks and liabilities and serious recklessness + poor management here. I've heard folks say "It's what teens and children do!" To me, this type of attitude and low expectations are the true root of behavior issues among our youth. If we expect less than proper behavior, disrespect, no consideration, & no skating etiquette from our youth, we forfeit our right to complain when they act upon such sad low expectations! Immature and reckless behavior truly spoils any skating experience. This is something all skating rinks must seriously consider and manage accordingly! FLOOR LIGHTING: Some evening sessions go on from start to end in "permanent darkness here". I can understand alternating dimming lights or keeping it dark throughout some sessions. But during family nights and Saturday afternoons?? I don't see dark rink floors as ideal skating environments for any age or skating level. Personal opinion aside, fact is customers are the life of a business and managers are the heart pumping oxygen into the customer experience! To me, being able to see the floor and other people while skating is not only a must but also a safety matter! Not everyone cares for the old "disco inferno" skating floors! Lighting means the difference between skaters enjoying a well lit floor or tensing up while getting dizzy in a dark stroboscopic skating session! In contrast, the blinding effects of super bright lights would be (in my opinion) just as bad! Balance is truly "the essence of skating"!!! MUSIC: let's get real: music is a HUGE part of all indoor skating experience! Music can make skating both a highly enjoyable or a highly dreadful experience. Rhythm and beat aside, this Biblical truth applies to song lyrics: Words mean the difference between life and death! Want to kill my mood in any place? Play appalling, sleazy songs! We attend what's advertised as "family nights" (Tuesday evenings). To say I wish for better music and lyrics here is gross understatement. It's bad enough that adults are subject to hearing low grade nonsense but no child should ever be subjected to degrading words from any source, especially songs played during "family skating nights"! To be fair to the nice folks running Galaxy Skateland, they welcome suggestions and they're open to song requests. I know it's difficult to cater to all music tastes. But this is why management plays vital role in balancing things out and drawing lines that ultimately define the business, its standards and the service quality therein! It's impossible to please everyone at all times! For this reason, good rinks seek to cater to different groups of people by offering various session formats and times! As a former fitness business owner, I know this is no small task. I also know that customer feedback, support, and understanding makes a huge difference for businesses and those running it! Let's not judge a business without considering how we can contribute to it! We've attended parties and other events here at Galaxy and recently had our own. It's always been great fun and nice overall experiences. Skating is a great form of fun aerobic exercise. It certainly beats staring at devices! Skating rinks can represent great positive influences on our youth. For this to be true, all adults involved (rink owners, managers, staff, parents, etc) must consider how our individual behaviors and choices influence the next generation of adults! They mostly reflect what they learn from us!

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

Went with some friends for the Friday night skate session. It was overall a really fun time, but…read morethe music selection was a bit hit or miss and kept sounding like they were having audio issues. Also think they might have been only playing Christian music for the entire first hour, not sure if that was intentional or not, but definitely kept the energy lower than would've liked, besides "Awesome God" of course.

This is your typical community ice rink. You are deep in Penguins territory so an ice rink is de…read morerigeur. In any case, the amenities are somewhat minimal. No snack bar so bring your own or put money in the vending machines. During a recent tournament, a food truck was parked outside.

My son has gone a few times to sit and order food and play arcade games while his older brother…read moreskated. Today he was told he was not allowed entry without skates on his feet. He had an injury to his tailbone and is not able to skate at this time. He then had to wait in 30 degree weather for over half an hour until I could get there to pick him up. His older brother was not able to go out and give him his car keys so he could at least wait in the car or he would have been charged a re-entry fee. DO NOT trust these people to make sure that your kids are safe.

Waited 45 minuets for shitty slice of pizza and the smallest order of fries u could imagine. 0/10…read moredo not recommend

5 stars...more like 10!!!…read more Our son is almost 5. He was able to get in for $5 and alternate btwn skating, climbing tunnels, arcade and inflatable bounce houses. Hubs and i were free, non skaters but could go on the floor to assist. And of we wanted to skate... $5/includes skates...not bad. This was the promo. Also, they had $2 food/drink combos too. I see the place has awesome deals and promos outside the one we are using at the moment! Definitely coming again...and again...and again...

We visited today to celebrate my 9-year-old daughter's birthday, and what should have been a fun…read morefamily experience turned into a very frustrating situation because of one employee. While we were there, I decided I wanted to surprise my older daughter with a new pair of skates. I asked an employee what skates they had available in the back, and they asked me what size she needed. I walked over to my older daughter, who was near the skate rental area, and asked her what size she wore. She couldn't hear me the first time, so I asked again. Out of nowhere, a female employee approached us and started lecturing my daughter about how she shouldn't be talking to her dad that way or using that tone of voice. She had absolutely no understanding of our conversation or the situation, yet felt the need to insert herself into a private interaction between a father and his daughter. She continued going on about it until I finally put my arms out in a gesture that clearly meant "enough." I didn't say anything, but at that point, I was beyond frustrated with how she was treating my daughter. Then, to make matters worse, she noticed my daughter's zipper was down and started making additional comments about how they couldn't have her walking around like that. **At what point did it become acceptable for an employee at a family entertainment business to lecture someone else's child over a conversation they weren't even part of?** We came to celebrate a birthday, spend money, and enjoy time together as a family. I was literally trying to purchase another pair of skates as a surprise for my daughter. I have no problem with employees enforcing rules or addressing legitimate safety concerns, but there is a difference between doing your job and unnecessarily inserting yourself into someone else's parenting. What should have been a great birthday memory was overshadowed by an employee who seriously overstepped her boundaries. Very disappointing experience, especially at a business that caters to children and families.