This is an older ice rink but it is clean and well repaired. It has 3 full size rinks and (unlike…read moremost of the ice rinks in New England) they are open year round. The pro shop is friendly and well versed in figure skating as well as hockey. There are fairly large stands for spectators. As the name implies this rink is primarily for clubs, classes and leagues. Only limited availability for free skating and walk-in customers.

They have the worst parking lot!! Why they cant spend some money and pave the place??? Terrible…read moremanagement...

The skating coaches are awesome!!…read more Look out for the figure skating club shows. Marlborough Skating Club - Christmas Show 2011 http://smu.gs/NDb9xN Marlborough Skating Club - Spring Show 2012 http://smu.gs/IIuFa2

2 hours of public skate. $5. It's in the middle of the day, so it's practically private ice.read more

Roller Kingdom continues to impress! Love that they have…read morespecial daytime hours during school breaks (1-4). The DJ is on point! Keeps the crowd going with fun music to listen & skate to, along with fun races by age group. Laser tag $5 Ticket $16 Rental $3 Don't forget your frequent skater card to earn free skate after 5th stamp!

Roller Kingdom is an awesome place to roller skate/blade! I recently went with my fam, and it was…read moretwo out of three kids' first time there. It was a great environment for them both to learn how to skate! The races are cool, and when you win one you get a prize of a certificate of some sort to use at the rink. Laser tag is good, and it's fun to point the thingy at the targets and get points. You also get a piece of paper at the end with your rank and stats on it! Personally, I've been to many birthday parties there and the birthday person gets to go in this big yellow box and catch certificate prizes as they blow around in the box. The food is pretty good, and the karaoke stage is on point (pro tip: When you do a karaoke act and win, you and your group all get free icees ) Thanks for reading my review -A

I'm a fan cause it's my second home on Sunday's during the Summer watching the FMC New England…read moreFuture Stars Varsity team play (GO COYOTES!) I check in here every time they play and have seen the rink finally upgrade into providing a nice concession stand like others have done. They serve hot and cold foods now, and overall the *stinky* factor is not bad "Marlborough being the worse." The only thing I see lacking in this rink is the weather control "NATICK being the best so far for temperature and choice seating...you can sit behind the penalty boxes AWESOME!" Unlike the other rinks, their heating is not on par with the rest so a jacket/blanket is def required. I like that they have separate entrances for the teams and they do not have to have the teams walk through the actual lobby to get there (which I have also seen some rinks do "MARLBOROUGH" There is ample parking that is close and a Dunkin's/stores nearby. Kill two bird with one stone.

came here for a couple youth hockey games. Very cold in the rink area- like, way colder than other…read morerinks i've been to. bring extra blankets. the lobby area isn't very warm either, so the only relief you'll get is from blankets or your car. clean bathrooms, nice rink. vending machines in lobby. lots of parking. small waiting area outside rink, no places to observe the (whole) rink from the lobby tho. if you want to watch a full game you have to be in the rink area.

It's a hockey rink. Not the most updated of rinks but it is easy to get in and out of. With 2 rinks…read morein one building. The rink itself defiantly could use some TLC , but it serves it's purpose.

Public skating on weekdays is awesome for us older adults who just want to get some fun exercise…read morewithout young hockey jocks racing around us.

Used to come here for practice ice a lot. Nowadays just come for competitions…read more Though there are 6 rinks, only 1 has any amount of seating. The rinks also run very cold. Though the parking lot is huge, it is not large enough to accommodate all the cars. So overflow parking is in the office park across the street. In other words, plan 1/2 an hour to find parking then walk to the rink.

This was not a one-time experience, but part of a recurring pattern I have encountered at New…read moreEngland Sports Center. During my most recent visit for figure skating, multiple front parking spaces were blocked by buses. One bus alone occupied approximately eight parking spots while the driver remained inside with the engine running. This significantly reduced access for paying skaters. When I reported this to the front office, the response was dismissive and unhelpful. I was explicitly told by staff that I "needed to park on the overhang on the hill," despite arriving with skating equipment and multiple bags. No attempt was made to assist, redirect the buses, or offer a reasonable alternative. The manner in which this was communicated was discourteous and left me feeling disregarded as a customer. Unfortunately, similar issues have occurred in the past. On a previous visit, the women's restroom was flooded, and the only accessible stall had ice-cold water. The facility frequently has an unpleasant odor, and overall cleanliness and maintenance appear to be ongoing concerns. Last year in the winter, I encountered a fall stepping out of my car in the parking lot because no maintenance was done to remove ice. Also, the ice is absolutely miserable and resurfacing not done on time, so we often don't get to skate the full 50 minutes that we pay 30 dollars for. As a figure skater - and especially being a woman that gets treated condescendingly and with absolutely zero respect, I have repeatedly felt unwelcome at this facility. Combined with poor parking management, inadequate maintenance, and consistently unprofessional interactions with staff, this creates an environment that does not meet the expectations of a major sports complex. I would expect far better organization, accessibility, and customer service. Until these issues are meaningfully addressed, I cannot recommend this facility.

I have to give the Chelmsford Forum five stars because I spent many days there during hockey season…read morein high school. Since we didn't get prime ice time, we had practices at 5:30am before school. Luckily, we had practice everyday because the forum never forgot to open up early,. and was always on time.. even at 5am. Some mornings I would lay in bed at 430am.. and pray to god that somebody forgot to open the rink. Never happened. It's a typical ice rink, nothing fancy. The Umass Lowell Riverhawks used to play there.. but they got the new fancy Tsongas Arena in Lowell. They have snack bar with the normal fried rink food and only one section of the bleachers have some sort of heating system type thing. They have free skate and open hockey.. and the guys that sharpen skates in the pro shop are the best. I've probably thrown up here more than any other public place.. so needless to say it holds a special place in my heart.

Went here with my husband and son for the first time, we often frequent other rinks but decided to…read moretry this one out for a change of scenery. Any place we've skated in the past has crates for the younger kids, the forum does not allow crates during public skate? The was automatically a downfall with having a toddler but we decided to try it out anyways since we were already there. My son fell while skating and it really scared him, considering he's not even 2 and he's used to using crates to hold on to, so my husband picked him up trying to get him off the ice and out of the way of all the hockey players racing around and slamming into boards. The second my sons feet left the ice a worker was right at my husband telling him to put him down, it was against rink rules to carry children while on the ice(as my son is screaming and crying). Needless to say, my child's safety is more important than your rinks rules. We got a refund and will not be returning.

Clean and well-maintained rink with good amenities and heated lobby. FYI no bleachers, only…read morefloor-level benches. We do skating lessons here through The Skating Club of Boston's Skating Academy.

I liked public skate at this place. Limited parking keeps the crowd to a manageable level…read more Note that it's cash only!

The facility was nice with an awesome snack bar. Where I had an issue was how the home team had a…read moreheated bench area near the crowd, while the away team was relegated to a far off corner where the cold air ducts discharged. I consider this to be unfair play, giving the home team a consistent unfair advantage.

Basic municipal Ice Rink. Fun place. Lots of programs available. Could use maintenance but it's the…read moreice, people and action that really count.

Hell yeah I love this place!…read more I've been skating here for the past month on Fridays and Saturdays, never miss a beat. The staff is super friendly, real nice bunch of guys and girls who don't just go to work, but shoot the shit and have a fun time WHILE working. They have a ton of parking outside, both in front for the ice skating rink and the side for everyone else that comes in. I fucking loathe the 12 yr. old prostitots that get dropped off by their mom's and the stupid, reckless shit they pull....but I guess that's the downside of this place. The pizza looks scary, but it's not terrible at all. They also let us bring outside drinks in, and let us back outside to smoke - some places won't let you back in after you've entered and paid which is lame. So yeah...check them out if you live in the area.

I was rudely treated by the snack bar staff when a child knocked my soda over. The staff grilled me…read moreon how the soda spill and offered me paper towels to clean it up, rather than refilling. Also, the water filler for the hockey players is the toilet sink.