This place kicked us out from the ice rink because we fell over twice DO NOT recommend this place.read more

BEWARE -SHORTAGE OF SAFETY…read more I had a bad fall yesterday. My binding should have released but didn't; my left leg was badly twisted. I am immobilised today and hoping I do need not to go to A&E On the plus side the staff are friendly and helpful particularly those who 'rescued' me from the slope. Regrettably there are minuses:- For its size the slope gets very crowded so do not book at peak times and avoid weekends and Bank holidays Safety is compromised by mixing snowboarders with skiers. Why so? First because snow boarders take different lines down the slope and skiers often find themselves being 'cut up' by boarders. Secondly the weight of skis is split between 2 skis and one ski is unlikely to cause injury to innocent 3rd parties. By contrast a board is heavier than one ski and all its weight is concentrated in its short length. Snow boards are notorious for injuries, often serious, to innocent 3rd parties. The surface of the slope is in places almost sheer ice which is what caught me out yesterday Lastly staff adjust the bindings on hired skis to hired boots. Like most people I did not check this. I suspect that had I done so I would not be immobile like now. Moral check your bindings.

This was a first for me and I caught half the game tonight…read more The venue is ok... The ladies toilets were locked and the disabled ones were not.. very inviting so had to walk to the other side of the arena to the other ones. I suppose they were clean. Crosbys bar is attached and gets very busy but there are hot food and snacks available to purchase in the complex. Good sized arena and it was good to see The Coventry Blaze play in their home town. There is plenty of seating tiered up all around the rink for the supporters. If you like the hussle and bussle of this energetic game its worth a peek.

The only ice rink in and close to coventry. It is a large rink with lots of spectator seat for if…read moreyou go with people who can't or dont want to skate. It has great facilities, with boot hiring and lockers to keep your stuff in. There are vending machines dotted around too for snacks. Princing is relatively good. Its not too expensive. They have music playing whilst you skate which is good fun!

My son and I alattended a home game to watch Telford Tigers versus Basingstoke, bisons. I felt the…read moreatmosphere from the DJ was very poor. Some of the music DJ was playing between stoppage time wasn't really get the crowd going or singalong o'clock in the hands of stamping their feet or cheer in the team on. His Mike skills and presenting is very poor as well and not stopping play when the game was restarted.. Also following up about the ice rink unfortunately the toilets are very poor dirty urinals, sometimes full very. Noticed fire exits were blocked by both teams also tables in front of fire exits.

I did three faceplants - but apart from that it was nice to…read moredo some ice skating after a couple of years. Quite fun. 10 Pounds a bit expensive. A DJ played some chart music, was cool.

I love ice skating and this is the closest rink to me. It is…read morea large ice skating rink and is good most of the time. I used to have lessons there when I was younger and still do visit occasionally. One thing I remember being terrible was the way they seprated the ice up for lessons, they'd put cones across the ice. This meant people couldn't hold onto the side all the way round and they'd have to get across the middle with nothing to hold onto. I imagine this would be very daunting to people who couldn't skate! I personally have never had a problem here- check out their website with all there special deals on. They have just had a new locker system installed - it's all electronic and done by pin code which is snazzy although there isn't enough of them! Don't think this is walkable from the centre MK, it's too hard to find, although it is close to the railway station.

Perry Park is often overlooked as it's right next to one of the main roads in and out of the city…read more Despite this, last year they completed the building of an international standard BMX track within the park itself. This track sits alongside the existing skate ramps that have been on the site for years and are regularly used both by young people from the area, and youth workers looking to do outreach work with those young people. The park itself has loads of open flat grass and has been used for carnivals and festivals in the past, so has plenty of space to take a dog for a walk or have a family picnic - but only if this weather holds out!

Perry Park is big, really big!! It's important to state that as whether you are approaching it from…read morethe Walsall Road or Aldridge Road it's easy to think it's quite small. Not only is it such a big park that they have events and fairs on due to the expanse of flat green lawn but it has a reservoir, is home to Alexandra Stadium and has a world class BMX park. Personally I like to think of it as Brum's version of New York's Central Park just minus statues, ice rinks and restaurants. The size of the park means it's easy to think it's not busy. If you are a young person then it's a great place to hang out and youth workers are often doing detached work, which means opportunities to get involved in fun projects.