I went here with a group of friends for roller skating and we had fun!…read more It's a cozy and fun place, but it is a bit dingy and dark. However, it was pretty clean and the rink is well maintained. They have both rollerskates and rollerblades in an extensive size range, including kids sizes. They also have elbow pads, wrist guards, and knee pads that you can borrow for free. I saw them actively sanitizing skates after use, which was good to see. I think the $20 feet is a bit steep, but not terribly unreasonable. The staff was nice, they could've been a little more energetic but overall they were doing a good job. I liked the music selection, a good mix of everything! The flashing lights were a little intense for me, but it added to the atmosphere which I can appreciate. If you're looking for a fun indoor activity, check out Lynnwood Bowl and Skate! I'd like to try bowling next time and give a review on that part of the facility.

My nephew who is visiting from out of town found that there was a smash brothers tournament held…read morehere on Friday. We decided to come here and while he was doing his tournament we would bowl and maybe skate and play some billiards. However, for two lanes, the total for 7 people it cost us $350 in total to bowl. What a total rip off! My son didn't even get matching shoes, the balls provided had many chips, and one of our consoles was not even working properly! When we told them of the problem they were not helpful at all. We just dealt with it. The skating rink was also very smelly and smelled like feet and the billiards tables were poorly kept as well as the sticks provided. For the price we paid the bowling wasn't even exciting as it wasn't even cosmic bowling. I can't believe people actually go here! We will not be coming back here to bowl, skate or play billiards!

I love this rink! You can meet so many nice people!! The lessons are so helpful and so are the…read morestaff. Following an arcade, a snack section, and bar. Come here!

I visited South Gate Roller Rink this evening around 9 PM with my mom and her two friends. I was…read morereally looking forward to showing them this local skating rink for the first time. When we walked in, the bouncer was sitting just inside the door. I had my ID ready expecting him to check it. We told him we were thinking about going into the rink but wanted to take a look first. He immediately got dismissive and said there was a cover charge. When I asked if we could just peek inside before deciding, he sarcastically said "would a night club just let you take a look if they were charging a cover?" Like that was not already obvious enough, he then went out of his way to mock the way we asked the question and told us he would have let us in if we had just asked differently. We were not trying to get in for free or cause any trouble. We were a group of women just looking to have a fun night out. To be spoken to that way, especially in front of my mom and her friends, was completely uncalled for. I will not be returning as long as this person is working the door.

Fantastic place! Granted it's small-ish and it depends on what you are looking for. Don't expect to…read morehave a lot of employees hanging around but be assured they are watching out if someone falls. I guess it depends on what you want. If you're looking for fancy/good food options/tons of attentive staff/skating aids, then this might not be your place. If you want a decent rink, not as many crowds, and you just want to skate, this is your place. Bonus for the music choices. FWIW they also have skating lessons, I highly recommend.

We come here for my daughter's ice skating lessons and have enjoyed our time here. The facility is…read morelarge with enough seating for the people.

Amazing. Was just passing through and needed a place for the kids to get their wiggles out. Clean…read more Friendly staff. Good food at good prices. Will definitely return.

I am so happy this place is here! I went for the first time last weekend. The place was clean,…read morevibrant and Rockin. The employees were all friendly. It brought me back to my childhood days.

The new playground and spray park are wonderful! Plenty of covered areas to escape the heat. Plenty…read moreof parking even during the busiest times. The kids love climbing on the huge rock just outside of the fields.

We went online to check their public skating schedule and found on Saturday's they have it open…read morefrom 7:45-9:45pm. Definitely go on the website to double check their schedule. Also available online is the ability to buy tickets, which I did it made check in faster. There is an additional fee for skate rentals when you come in but it wasn't much it was like 7.50 for two people. Overall a fun experience will definitely be back

I came to the Sno-King Ice Arena in Kirkland when I was growing up for birthday party(ies). It was…read morea large ice arena with a more professional feel than some of the other ice arenas we frequented. The interior was brighter (lighting wise) and the open skate more spread out, even with more people. The ice was still tricky for this female who did not take classes nor make open skate a part of my routine. That was perhaps the only drawback. Because of its more professional feel, some of the people who competed year-round in sports would only talk about where they wanted to compete/what sport they would want to do if they were not doing their current sport, etc. It could be kind of tiring as they tended to forget about the present, fantasizing about the future with those of "their kind" at the party instead of those of us who were focusing on just skating/having fun.

A bit pricey for their public ice skating, especially with the skates rental it costs $26 per…read moreadult. Also, remember to bring scarf, hat and jacket to keep yourself warm while ice skating there.

I would honestly give this place 5 starts, not because it's great in everyday, but it shows that we…read moreneed more REAL community focused spaces in our world. The Pro: They have three wonderfully built rinks, of course the Kraken use this space for their practice games, rehab, and other uses. If you look at the calendar, it's full of local teams, hobbyists, figure skaters and free skates for the general public. It's meant to be modern, maybe too modern but with a Starbucks on-site, you are guaranteed solid coffee. The place has decent spaces for people to hang out, and get their skates on. Cons: It's expensive AF. Honestly why? If it's named "Community"... make it something everyone in the community can take part in.

Great place for Ice Skating and watching Hockey with the Jr Krackens playing. The Kracken hockey…read moreteam practices there too. Food ok but the service is really good. I have been there a dozen of times no problems....

It warms my to see this place still skating by Thanks to the owner Mike…read more I grew up coming here & to watch my nieces enjoy this memorable place is so awesome. Perfect spot to celebrate birthdays or to just have a blast! Thanks Mike, Alliey & Phil for making all birthday parties and outings here amazing. Great customer service

Grew up sharing here as a kid. So grateful it's still here for my kids now as well. Thank you.read more

Skated here for the first time today! I have officially skated at ALL of the rinks in the NW…read moreWashington region. After today, this one lands pretty high on my list--although it's quite a bit out of my way to skate at on the regular. It is the least expensive rink in the region! I own my own skates, and it cost me $6 to get in. (Most rinks are $7.50 admission, Kent is $12.) The ice was in good shape. It is hard hockey ice (unlike Highland Arena, who caters more to figure skaters). I went for their Sunday afternoon public skate, and it was definitely the least crowded I've seen ANY rink on Sunday afternoon--which certainly added to its appeal. Staff was friendly, parking was easy--though I can see how it would get difficult during a higher traffic time than 2:30pm on Sunday... All in all, if I'm up north, I'll gladly go here again.

I don't think I've ever seen a public rink in such a state. The ice was absolutely chewed up with…read moredeep ruts and divots. Because the ice hadn't been zambonied the picks of the ice skates caught continuously in the ruts making it difficult to skate smoothly for more than a moment or two. There is nowhere secure to put your shoes or purse. Despite signs indicating they'd play music, there was none and signs forbidding use of ear buds for safety reasons. And then there are the people with the "walkers". Mainly small kids but the walkers are left on the ice wherever people seem to feel like leaving them. Definitely will *not* be skating there again.

My kids have been coming here for years, long before the new ownership. I hear they're doing some…read morerenovations, which are long overdue. Very good family friendly spot and they do what they can with the space they have. The only downside is the consistent lack of food/snacks/games. 1/3 or or more of the very few games they have are ALWAYS out of order. The food is not always good and very often sold out as they don't make much during sessions -they mostly reserve the pizza just for the rooms. The candy machines are awful - all the decent stuff is regularly empty and the full sided candy they offer is about 3-4x the size price (i.e., the really small bag of lays is $3). Plus I once bought a candy bar there for my kid and the chocolate looked and tasted old, which means their stock rarely moves. Also, would be great if they offered some adult beverages on tap. FYI, it's never a "true" experience here unless u catch a glimpse of the older white gentlemen casually solo out dancing everyone on the rink. I think I will nickname him "White Lightning".

Adult skate night was THE most fun I've had in years! The DJ was outstanding. He knew how to mix…read morethe music and read the room to keep people skating. First of all, the music never stopped. It just flowed from one song to the other. It slowed down to let people rest while skating. Then after a while he gradually picked up the beat until people were up bouncing again. You cannot buy that type of skill...you have to have some YEARS & Experience on you to learn that! ElCentro skating rink was friendly & Inviting with security on campus. Free ice water at the snack bar. Newly renovated bathrooms. Nice rental skates & blades. Tables, chairs and rental lockers for those who need them. There is a small arcade for the kids but I did not use. My girls ordered fries, "They were perfectly salted." Painted murals on the walls with the color scheme nicely done. They have a skate store where you can buy stuff. I noticed a prize ticket store for the arcade. If you want an upgrade to your regular skate night, and if you are grown, choose to go to Adult Skate 18+ and have a great time.