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Riverside Arena

2.8 (50 reviews)
Closed • 1:00 pm - 3:30 PM, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

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Joyce L.

It was my first time here and I am really into trying to see if I would like in line skates. I know how to ice skate so I heard it is similar. One thing that is different is that the right heel is where you break. This place had couple of different types of skates so the variety is there. The rink is pretty big and has a practice area which is good for people that are trying different fun ways to skate like SKATING backwards haha. The price is pretty up there for two people it was $30 and so we stayed until it closed. But time passes by real quick. The next day some of my coworkers were saying they were sore so it is definetely good work out.

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Annette J.

I used to come to Riverside when I was just a kid. Loved open skating to sweet jams with my friends. It had been about 18 years since I last visited but a couple of years ago I got a new pair of roller skates so I've been enjoying some skate time here. First off the rink is pristine. The first time I went on my skates was at a park and I completely wiped out on a rouge stick and severely injured my tailbone. Needless to say I was nervous about getting back on them. I shouldn't have been worries. Riverside's rink is smooth as glass. Rolling there is MUCH easier (and safer) than the outdoors, especially if you're learning (or relearning in my case) to work those wheels. Speaking of learning--If you're new to skates they do have a space that's available for practicing just off the rink. That really helped me get comfortable again without feeling freaked out by all the people whizzing past me. Tunes are stellar. During family open skate (wednesday nights) they have a nice mix of throwback jams like All-4-One, New Kids on the Block, Michael Jackson, and such, but also so top 40 hits. Great music to skate to. Looking for ALL throwback? Thursday nights are 70, 80s, and 90s night. I haven't been to that yet but it's on my list of things to do for sure. They also have adults only skate on Sundays from 8-10pm. That's nice if you're daunted by all the little kids on the rink doing WAY better than you. ;) If you've got kids family open skate (Wednesday and Saturday nights) is great and they've also got teen night on Fridays, family matinee on Saturdays, and learn to skate and preschool sessions as well. Prices are REALLY reasonable. Open skate varies from $4.50 to $8 plus skate rental (roller skates and inline skates available--$2-4). I was also really impressed that they had skates for little kids, too. I think I saw a girl as small as 2 out there with her dad! Never too early to start, I guess! Concession stand available if you want a snack. Admittedly I haven't eaten anything there (not even during our Yelp gathering, I was too busy skating!) but they do have pizza and such. They also hold special events like Valentine's Day or Halloween skates so if you're inclined to party on wheels it's worth keep an eye on their website!

Patrick T.

This is a nice skating rink. There's a beginner area for you to warm up/teach yourself how to skate. After that, head to the big arena and skate to your heart's content to the song selection of the DJ. My only regret is my gf wasn't there so I could partake in the couple's skate songs! The food is meh. Don't come hungry. The bathrooms are nice and clean, thanks goodness. The staff at the concession stand could look a little happier.

A strong two thumbs up mate!
John G.

Okay, we scored some free admission coupons to this place. We're not big skaters. The kids do pretty well though, so off we went. My first impression: friendly, clean, and different then the other rinks I've visited. Different? How so you ask? First, it's layout is so skate focused. The party/snack area is off in one corner, the arcade in another. A beginner's area occupies a corner and the entrance takes the last. Second, everything worked. I've taken the kids to places where some lockers were broken, or the bathrooms lacked soap or tissue. Not here. It all worked. Third, there are mini lessons during the beginner skate session. Talk about value and convenience! I spent most of the session skating. I usually spend more time on my butt. And lastly, the family liked it right off the bat. The music met parental approval (most of the music at least), the kids felt like they had room to breath, the small skating area was great for getting acquainted with the skates, and there were other kids of all ages and skill levels there. No one was 'the "loser" that can't skate'. Yep, we will be back (even if I don't have a coupon).

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In side is a family place to skate with your family. They also have good food. Clean bathroom

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