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....

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.

This is a brand new rink. Easy access from I-90. I found it much easier to commute to this rink…read morethan to other rinks, despite the actual mileage is more. As a mom of two youth hockey players, I definitely love this new location! There are two sheets of ice, and both have viewing sections upstairs, which make it easier to view hockey games. I also saw a physical therapy place on the 2nd floor, but I am not sure if they take outside patients or only Sno-King members. There is also a small and cute pro shop run by Elevate Sports. Whatever you can think a rink should have, it has everything and everything is sparklingly new. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Due to COVID-19, they also put hand sanitizer everywhere so that we can use. The free WiFi service is amazingly fast. Once my son had to attend a virtual course immediately after his game. He was able to use the rink WiFi to attend the online course. We haven't got a chance to visit the locker rooms as due to COVID-19 all the locker rooms are closed. Once we visit the locker rooms, I will update my review.

I have been skating for almost twenty years and I have never in my life had a skating experience as…read morenegative and disempowering as I did at this location. During a freestyle session earlier this year, Coach Vlad-- a rude and disrespectful coach they still allow to teach despite his unprofessional conduct-- directed the skater he was coaching to skate into my jump line several times in ways that posed a danger to both me and her. This was his way of trying to intimidate me off the ice as five minutes later he brusquely told me he needed the "whole ice surface" for his skater and forced me to move to a small corner. I found out later that he was coaching his daughter and find it massively unfair that despite the fact that we both paid the same exact cost for the freestyle session she somehow was more entitled to the ice. I had initially tried to resolve this over email with the skating director Ashley who was also rude, unprofessional, and did not respond in a timely manner. In fact, she hasn't even responded to the last email I sent her. And during our correspondence, in the most weirdly petty mean-girl move, she copied my private skating coach on the email as though to try and get me in trouble with her, which did not work because my coach is a mature adult. I am so disappointed in this experience from Sno-King Snoqualmie, it sucks that I have to drive extra to Renton, but I would much rather skate with their community and there's a reason why so many other skaters feel the same way. I refuse to skate somewhere that allows male coaches to be egregiously disrespectful in dangerous ways to young female skaters with no remorse. Especially with so many young women in this sport, Sno-King should be empowering us. Allowing Coach Vlad to give preferential treatment to his daughter at the cost of others' practice time and safety isn't professional or ethical.

I had my daughter's golden birthday here, as it was close to home and my kids were frequently…read morecoming here during the summer with their friends. I'm not going to lie, I was kinda iffy on this place because of the reviews, so I set my expectation low. I submitted a party inquiry on their website, the price was pretty reasonable. After submitting the form, a party coordinator should contact you. I was anxious and called the facility because it was days after the online submittals. After that, she contacted me to confirm and make a payment. One part that she fell short on was saying that they would email me a few days prior to the event but the email never came, so not sure what it entails. There's two set price, $395 or $300. The room maximum is only 25 capacity. The price comes with 15 or 20 wristbands for ice skaters, depending on which rooms you choose. You let them know what color table cloth and 6 balloons you would like, it also comes with 24 bottles of water and goodie bags. You can buy more balloons, if you like. They sure make it super easy on parents. They only allow you to come 15 minutes early to set up, which isn't a lot of time. You just have to make sure that everyone arrive on time, as you only an hour to have the room to eat which doesn't seem like enough time and would feel rushed. If I could request a change, I would suggest that they let you have the room for the full 2.5 hrs. For example, 30 mins to set up, 2 full hrs for the room which could be used to eat, mingle, cake cutting and for cleaning up. Overall, it was a successful. The front staff was very kind and nice. Thank you for making it memorable for my daughter.

We like coming here because it's the cheapest ice skating rank in the area…read more It's best come come in the weekdays; weekends and holidays can be super crowded with the line to buy tickets/ check in out the door So we went for the first time ever a few weeks ago, rented 2 walkers. We put our kids skates in, turned around and one walker was gone we went to the front desk and they said it was our responsibility to look after it and if someone took it there's nothing they can do and we would have to pay to get another one It sounds naive but wish they would have given disclosure of that... also didn't think someone would just "steal" it

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!

Such a fun night at Southgate Roller Rink! The rink is attached to a bar and opens at 9 PM, which…read moremakes it perfect for a late-night hangout. Parking was easy -- plenty of spots both in the front and the back If you're just visiting and not skating, the fee is around $19. Since skating was only a little more, I figured why not try it -- especially since it was my first time We went to celebrate a coworker's birthday and it ended up being a great experience. After about 9:30 PM it got pretty packed, but the vibe was still awesome. Everyone was friendly, doing their own thing, and very respectful. I held onto the railing most of the time and definitely fell a couple of times , but people gave space and were super encouraging Overall, this is a fun spot even for beginners. Good energy, great crowd, lots of laughs -- would totally go again!

Came here for a work event. It was my first time curling and I wasn't quite sure what to expect,…read morebut I had a lot of fun! The ice itself is reminiscent of a bowling alley. There are 6 lanes of ice that are the curling "courts". There is some seating outside of the ice area and windows where you can look into the ice. They provide coffee and hot water for making tea, cocoa, cider (which you'll definitely want - it's COLD being on the ice!) They have an upstairs lounge/seating area with windows that overlook the ice. There are tables, chairs, TVs, sofas, and a kitchen. They do not serve food or drinks here but you are welcome to bring your own. Alcoholic drinks have to stay upstairs. I was impressed with the instructors here - in under 4 hours we learned the basics of curling, how the game works, and got a couple of rounds in. What to expect/how to prepare: - wear stretchy pants! You will be doing glides that get into a deep lunch position, and you'll need the flexibility. - wear warm layers! I didn't expect it to be soo cold on the ice. Sweater, coat, scarf, gloves, hat - bring it all, you can always take off layers. (They also provide kleenexes in the ice area, which is very thoughtful) - be prepared to get a bit physical. The sweeping is no joke! It wouldn't hurt to do some light stretching and warm up your legs, although we did get a few minutes I'd directed stretching and warm-up exercises during the instruction. (depending on how hard you're working maybe you'll need to shed some layers) - don't be late! They go over everything one time so you won't want to miss anything if you're new. Overall I would definitely recommend curling to groups and parties looking for a fun activity. I can't speak to the cost, however, since I didn't pay. It would be awesome if they had a bar upstairs.

It's not for me. We went in for a team event. We spent about four hours with an instructor going…read morethrough some basic instruction and playing a few rounds. In the beginning it feels cold but after playing for a bit you warm up, so layers are recommended. I didn't get how to properly throw, we got two practice throws before starting the first game, but I definitely needed more practice... so I ended up messing up all my throws. The rest of the time "sweeeeeep", I think my eardrums burst. Other folks seemed to enjoy, definitely not my thing, but I did want to try it out.

This place is still going strong. Nothing fancy here, just soccer. the turf is astoturf, not field…read moreturf. Sure other facilities are more modern and "nicer" but you will never find a warmer and more family-like atmosphere. I went back for the first time in about 15 years and felt like I was home.

I adore this local business. It's refreshing to see a coffee & wine place in Bryant where kids feel…read morecomfortable to roam like kids. I constantly see kids running around and engaged in activities. Families continue to visit and the owner is a calm, level-headed person. I've been here perhaps three times in the past few years and he still remembers me!

Seattle Dog for $6 (see photo). I Wunder what they're thinkin'…read more Overall, I was extremely disappointed. Looked like something they give an inmate as a last meal.