A non profit organization allowing the community to experience the fun in ice skating! The ice is…read morealways well clean and smooth, nothing like Bryant park in NYC. Ice well kept and maintained. They offer 5$ and 10$ public adult sessions as well as ice skating public group lessons. Pretty affordable! Their group lessons are 140 for 6 lessons if you have ice skates or 152 for 6 lessons if you need ice skate rentals. Their group lessons are super fun and the coaches for both group and private lessons are very knowledgeable. They also have a list of coaches on their website if you are interested in private lessons. I skate her doing public group lessons as well as weekly private coaches lessons. It's 17$ to make a ice slot reservation to practice alone or with a coach.

Awful experience trying to take my son public skating!! He is learning to skate and every other…read morerink has allowed us to use skate sleds (which look like walkers) to help the kids balance. The front desk said it was a liability and they didn't allow them, so my son was crushed that he wouldn't be able to skate. We paid, padded him up with a helmet, elbow pads, and padded hockey shorts. While we were putting on his skates, an older woman came over and told us that hockey gear is NOT ALLOWED to be worn on the ice for public skating!!!!!! So, if your child is learning to skate DON'T GO HERE! What a waste of money and incredibly unfriendly, UNhelpful people!!

Took the kids here on a Saturday night for open skate…read more Prices are good along w the prices of skates (ours could have used new laces). The staff was nice. There was a game room. We will come back.

Staff that work there are very rude. I was skating, and I got bumped by the staff, and they kept…read morebothering me, and I couldn't skate. I went there with my friends, and one of the staff called my friend a traffic cone because he was wearing an orange sweatshirt. My friend told the manager, and she said stop making problems for my friend, even though he didn't do anything. They are very immature and like to pick on me every time I go there. I stopped paying them to skate because I am always getting tormented.

Not good parking for the amount of people, Crowded, Bad parking, it should improve. Fun place, bad…read moreparking and crowded!

I have been to ice line 1,000 times and it gets better every time. The staff at the snack bar and…read moreso funny and welcoming. All of the coaches are funny and good at what they do.I would 100% recommend playing at ice line and for the JR.FLYERS

Private Birthday Party for my 5-year old was a great success!…read more We rented the entire facility out for my son's birthday a few weeks ago (highly recommended for a large group and the ability to bring your own food & drink in) and Danielle the owner, and her team, did a great job and were on top of everything. We had many specific requests, they made everything a breeze, the facility felt cleaned and turned over prior to our event, and everything was set up as requested. My son and the kids (as well as adults) had a great time, they helped us package everything on departure (leftover food, drink, gifts, etc.) and they did it all with a smile and great attitude. If only other businesses would take the same pride Jumpers does! The staff, the mgmt team, the facility, all top notch and perfect for what we needed it to be. We will continue to be loyal customers and highly recommend them whether it's to bring your child for a few hours, or throw a private/semi-private event.

We have taken our children here for years. The family that owns it are wonderful people and the…read moreequipment is clean! I emphasize clean that because it's an activity center for toddlers! We've had birthday parties here as well! Great people and even the staff are kind and fun! Definitely a place kids feel welcome at!

We attended a birthday party at this location and the kids had a great time. They got a nice indoor…read morefacility with lot of arcade games and there are tons of indoor activities to keep the kids active and play safe. They got a private parking lot, which is good. They do have value passes for daily usage, or they do have annual passes too which is cool. They got a cafeteria that serves Pizza, hot dogs and snacks located all the way in the right-hand side corner and lot of tables and place to eat. They got some beverages too. The restrooms are well maintained and clean for usage. The staff is friendly, and this place is definitely worth visiting to take younger kids to play. We visited this location on a Sunday evening and the place was almost full. Like other locations, they do have private party hall and then some common party area with benches and chairs. Definitely a good place to spend some time for a party!!

Recommend for kids as it's got arcades, mini bowling, big playground, for kids birthdays with a big…read moregroup. The games need some updating as some are a little older. Lots of parking, would recommend for kids younger than 10

We went for the first time tonight. It wasn't crowded so the boys were able to each grab a walker…read moreto help them around the first few laps. I love the outdoor setting and the lights. Very reasonably priced too!

The ice was extremely old and scratched up. I don't think they put fresh ice for at least a couple…read morehours before we were there. They had not put new ice for the hour and a half I was there. I rented some figure skates and they were extremely poor quality with no support. The unsharpened blades and the quality of the ice made it so I could not skate properly. I can normally hockey stop on one leg, but there, I would just slide across the ice if I didn't break with two legs. Good scenery and nice atmosphere though.

Great coaches . That are great with kids. Fun facility. Has everything. Has open gym nights,…read moreclasses, birthday parties led by coaches , party room , area for little ones to play while older kids are doing classes.

We've tried both Synergy and Showtime for our young kids. Showtime was and is a signficantly better…read moreexperience for us - in terms of everything: the coaches (can't rave enough about them and how interactive they are and good with kids), the scheduling, the cost, and the equiptment - ex: the zip line and bungee jump. We love it here. Thank you.

This was a solid experience, especially during COVID. Reserve your free tickets ahead of time…read moreonline. Make sure to reserve for each person in your party. Parking is in a lot and right there, very convenient. (It's also a short walk from the 63rd Street station, so close to public transit.) Enter at your reserved time and you'll give your names to the person at the entrance. Staff are all masked and there is ample hand sanitizer available. You'll pay for your skate rentals ($3 per person) then. BRING CASH! I nearly didn't have enough, and I didn't see any way to pay via card or electronically. (A venmo account for the rink would go a long way here.) Pick up your skates, lace up, and go in! Everyone was great about masking while we were there, and staff were on hand if we had questions. For the newbies (especially the kids), they have big blue plastic things to push -- my kids were big fans. There are restrooms on site (gendered multi-stall). Note: Due to COVID, there's no eating on site, so if you have snacky kids like ours, plan to eat in the parking lot.

This rink has the worst open hockey culture out of any rink I've ever played at in the greater…read morePhiladelphia area; it boils down to a lack of organization, accountability, and severe tribalism. I've skated here three times, and every time, one player named Nick who seems to culturally lead the place, has ruined it. The first time I skated here, Nick was verbally upset and would not stop complaining about the teams. First he was upset because we suggested playing full ice to get better exercise, and then he was upset and insulted me by saying I'm just there because I "want to score 40 goals" because I was skating on a team with a friend of mine who is a good player. To stop him from complaining, my friend and I switched teams and once the teams were lopsided in the favor of Nick's team, he was content and less yappy. He clearly made snap judgments about me and I assume felt threatened because before anyone was playing, I tried to organize a game, but since I suggested playing full ice and with the teams as they were at the time, he thought I was trying to make teams unfair. I just wanted to skate and get good exercise; the last thing I wanted to do was argue with a stranger who thought he had me pegged as a sandbagger. Today I played again and things were even worse. Everyone there was on board with skating full ice, but right before we started playing, Nick started to complain. Again, had he any ability to conflict manage, he could have suggested why we play half ice and I'm sure we could have happily reached that conclusion. Instead, it became a tiresome verbal argument. While playing, I bumped helmets during a board battle with a player on his team and Nick immediately started verbally harassing me. A play or two later he tried tripping me along the boards and I said nothing. Later during the game, a beginner player on his team flagrantly tripped me and Nick started screaming about me and yelling at me for "going too hard." I was indignant because I was just flipped by a trip from behind and I was being screamed at for it, so I challenged Nick and yelled back. All the meanwhile, the guy who runs open hockey was on the rink. He tried to break it up, but because he has a relationship with Nick and not me, he said nothing to challenge Nick on his regular antics. While yelling back and forth with Nick, we both said mean things, and it escalated to him taking off his gloves and repeatedly punching my cage as everyone else tried to break it up. The game stopped then and we all decided to leave. In the locker room, Nick would not shut up and continued to talk bad about multiple people there while everyone was telling him to drop it. He then looked at me and screamed, "how do you know I do not have a gun or knife in my car?" The guy who runs the rink not only tolerated this, but said "weird transition, but would you guys want to play open hockey on Tuesday night?" To the credit of the guy who runs open hockey, he tries to make it fun for all and he seems like a really good person, but every effort is ruined by Nick, his tribalism, his immaturity, his rage, his anger, and his lack of an ability to compromise and work with other people. It's a shame: I would love to play here because it's a nice rink and a good price and I love the Sunday 9:30 to 11:00 timeslot, but if there is a culture that doesn't police itself or hold people accountable for acting the way that its regulars do, I have no interest in returning to such a horrible environment. I called the rink to give them this feedback after the incident and was told I'd be called back in 10 minutes. Still nothing over two hours later.