We came up to Scotland for New year to see family. We popped into this venue to give it a go as was…read moreso cold outside, Best decision made ever! All of us had so much fun. my 7 year old and his first time on roller skates, my 9 year old daughter and her little skills, myself and my hubby in our thirties! What a blast!!! worth every penny, just wish there was somewhere like this in the south west.

I walked into rock n roller ready to have a good time a really fid until it was truly 1947 and I…read moreasked for the song 5,6,7,8 by steps and the lady manning the roller rink said no, very bad end to a great day

A decent sized ice rink based in the heart of the East Kilbride Shopping Centre. Unlike ice rinks…read moreof old it's not HUGE, but also unlike many ice rinks in shopping centres it's not tiny either. Certainly enough room for amateurs to go around and around and fall down, and enough room for the more advanced to pirouette and spin like, well, like spinning tops!? I believe that lessons can be taken at the rink and trainees can often be seen during the day attracting spectators who clearly haven't undertaken any great amount of exercise in a lo-ong time. It's a actually a pleasant place to stop for a rest and maybe grab a snack from one of the nearby eateries. Indeed, the rink and seating is arranged to encourage people to watch.

Good sized ice-rink in the town centre used by many youngsters at the weekends and during the…read moreholidays. Our kids go most weekends and have met lots of new friends. They recently attended a beach party at the ice-rink and had a fabulous time. The staff are really helpful and great with the kids, in particular teenagers. They also run lessons for young tots to OAPs, no matter what your age is you're never too young or too old to start ice-skating and it's great exercise too. Aswell as skating, they also have curling sessions.

Went here tonight for a hockey game and giving a 4 as it was satisfactory and I didn't really…read moreinvestigate the extra facilities, e.g., food and toilets. It wasn't as cold inside as I thought it might be so you don't need to layer up too much. Seats are hard but so long as you don't need much back support they're fairly comfortable for sitting on for the 2 1/2 hours or so you'd expect to be there for a hockey game. The steepness of levels allows for a very good view of the floor even if you have an extremely tall person in front of you; however, you might want to avoid sitting right by the railing as my view of the net meant I had to move a little from side to side as it was sometimes obscured slightly, and that puck is small! Also, watch if you put your bag on the floor... the bottom of mine got wet from someone behind me having spilled a drink. :( Two breaks allowed for a wander back outside to the foyer for juice or a cider (Magners) or beer, and there are hot dogs and bags of crisps available, too. A bottle of water is £1.50 - worth bringing your own if you're on a budget. I'm curious to see what it would be like for a non-hockey event and how they'd cover up the ice. Presumably for Dancing On Ice tours they'd need to get rid of all the Braehead Clan branding...

This is a review solely on the arena and not the main reason I go to the arena which is to watch my…read morebeloved Braehead Clan. If it was a review on the Clan they'd get 5 stars even though I am very biased! The arena itself has lots of parking which is great and is safely lit and manned. Important when you're going to events which can finish quite late - as hockey does. Security and safety have never been an issue here and there's lots of disabled spaces on all floors. The arena staff are incredibly helpful. Because i've been going for so long they're like family now and they really cant do enough to ensure everyone has a great night. For a sporting event this is a must because when spirits are high you need to ensure level heads are around. The seats are comfortable. I'm a season ticket holder so normally have the same seat but have sat in various places for different games. They all have a good view though personally I prefer a corner position because you can see the ice more than from sides. The only reason i'm marking it down is because the food and drink options arent the best. I've heard a rumour they might be increasing for next season so i'll look forward to seeing that happen. As a vegan there really isnt much to pick from other than a couple of packets of crisps. If you've never been to an icehockey game I cant advise it highly enough. Its an amazing sport and the fans are family!

Some of the staff at this ice rink are lacking in customer care skills, some are very friendly and…read morehelpful but it's more than cancelled out by the ones that think they are god. The rink is ok, good for curling, but if you want to ice skate in a friendly environment, then look for another ice rink.

Dundee ice areana is situated in the camperdown leisure park right beside the cinema…read more Parking here can be a bit difficult depending on day and time of visit as well as what on at the 'pictures'. The ice arena itself is well equipt and they offer a variety of classes for everyone from toddlers to adults. I particularly like the parent and toddler play groups her out on the ice as I feel that children are never to your to learn how to skate. Overall a great day out, vast improvment on the old skating on the kingsway.

A huge ice rink, great for a day out with family or friends. It closes at strange times though so…read moreit's best to check the website before you make the trip there. Friendly staff who swoop in and put you back on your feet if you fall over! There is also a shop selling skates and skating accessories.