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...

I haven't skated in a long time. The staff were helpful in reminding me how to actually skate…read moreagain! Everyone is really friendly! I will be back!

I was almost kicked out by a old lady beca I had gum in my mouth at my table that's not even the…read morebad part she called me slow in the head right in front of my face and tried to act like nothing happened do not come here do not recommend

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.

***Cash is your friend**** …read more There's a 4% fee for credit cards and cash only concession stand It's a simple skating center as always. Could use some improvements, but it's clean, good music, lights are fun, and they still do games. Simple 9-10$ little day.

Staff is extremely rude and condescending. Guy at the skate concession was rude when we asked for…read moreskates, we used the wrong term when referring to the type of skate and he was extremely condescending about it. Staring at us like he didn't know what we meant and then rudely correcting us in a condescending tone. then while skating we were approached by a worker and told to get closer to the middle or get off the rink because we were skating "too slow" for the outside, when we were skating at a normal pace. We told him we just wanted to be closer to the outside and felt more comfortable, and he just said "well sorry" and skated away. There are multiple skating rinks in this area that have never showed that kind of behavior and allowed anyone of any ability to skate. This is not one of them. They punish the "slower" (normal speed) skaters disguising it as "not wanting you to get hit" instead of the people zipping around and tripping people. Saying all this without even mentioning the fact that while skating I was approached by a man who I'm pretty sure either works there or is a regular, and he attempted to flirt with me. Very awkward and strange. I don't recommend this place.

don't! I'm a regular and I'm done with this rink. I'm not the only regular…read more Erica is snooty and I think might be racist. I asked for a song to be played and she refused calling it a twerking song. (I'm literally 1/2 white) she said she will not play anything you can dance to and a a freestyle dancer this is an issue. if it's busy there is no floor guard. they need an assistant manager as multiple times there have been no games because Erica is helping out. we were playing 4 corners once and skated around for 15 minutes once because she was just gone. parents waltz all over the rink floor not watching their kids. the kids literally slam straight into you. this has happened almost every single session I've been to lately. it's also very crowded. like to the point you're wondering if the fire code is being violated.

horrid. floor is constantly dirty. the managed is unprofessional to the point she should be fired…read moreas she has inappropriate relationships with customers then bans them when done. (banning should only happen if the person breaks rules it is unsafe but because of your hurt feelings) there is never enough employees. almost never a floor guard. it's often crowded to the point where there shutouts room to sit or skate. bathrooms never have paper towels either. I've heard the managed tell at an employee iced the phone and say racist things. going here is like a 3 ring circus.

Staff is very very nice…read more However experience not so much Skates 3/10: I recommend bring your own skates, because these just no. They are I'm not so good condition and parts of the shoe kept digging in my Achilles heal. Ice 10/10: great ice smooth. Staff 10/10: these people were nice people. Aftermath 0/10: my feet feel violated.

Mold is growing on the toilets in the women's bathroom in the main area. Bathrooms are not clean…read moreat all female products are shoved into places it shouldn't be

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!

6/20/26 Very nice stadium, though a more compact venue--only half the size of the GIANT Ctr arena…read morein Hershey. However, that means parking was much easier to find & closer to the building. Lines were relatively short going in. There was a nice selection of concessions. Got great seats for very low cost! It's a quaint college town--lots of shops & restaurants nearby. Attended the TobyMac concert w/3 opening acts: Zach Williams, Seph Schleuter & Jamie McDonald. Nice light effects, confetti drops & white smoke effects. Good sound quality overall. We stayed overnight in order to avoid 4-hr round trip. Hotel was only 10 mins from venue. Would definitely return!!

We've been to many events here from gymnastics to basketball to graduations to concerts. There's…read moregood and bad to it. Parking is a nightmare, no other way to explain how badly it's handled. Getting in, the bag policy is pretty common, a clear bag or a tiny wallet and then walk through a metal detector. They scan your ticket at the door and the madness of a 30-minute wait for a wristband to get alcohol and another half hour for the actual drink begins. Last night, we were there for a concert: From Ashes to New, Three Days Grace and Shinedown. We bought our tickets at the door for half the price they're offered for on-line. The lady in the ticket office was extremely knowledgeable about seating and recommended the sidestage area. The tee-shirt line took 20 minutes. By the time I got my shirt, it was time for the show to start. I could see perfectly from our seats. Hubby missed half the first band because of the chaos over what wristband was needed for a 50-year old man to have a beer. The music was incredible. The acoustics are perfection and you can literally feel the base hit your chest. The lighting has always been a problem there. They didn't consult a photographer. We'll still go back for events because we bleed Penn State blue and white, but hope they fix the chaos.