Ok roller skating is a great and fun activity for adults, seniors like myself and children. That…read morebeing said, I think they would get more business if the place were updated and safety factors taken care of. Good points- there are new skates for some of the sizes, not my women's size 11 unfortunately. The neon walls are fun, and the music system was clear. The major issue is the FLOOR it is not smooth at all, the rink is so hot. They have big fans but not aimed at the floor. Several people including myself had to stop and stand in front of a fan to cool down. There is no carpet in the area you put your skates on. That does not feel safe, the floor area is very slippery. We did not get a chance to play games so can't comment on those. We did not read any reviews before we came in order to not be biased. We did come because of the great deal of family of 4 for $30.

Every time isFriday night an hour 1:00pm together with a Rock skate Ring!…read more Skate Hockey Skates And Roller Derby

We had a great time, the was staff was super friendly and helpfull! We'll definitely be back : )read more

The good: very cute place, tons of parking, restrooms, snack bar…read more The bad: no refunds, uncomfortable skates, melty ice. I brought my 2 daughters and 1 friend to skate here a few days ago. Spent $53 for 3 tickets. I had just taken the girls a few days prior to skate at Modesto on ice as we live in Modesto but they were sold out at the time we wanted to go so decided to come here instead. As soon as they got on the ice they said that it was really hard to skate because the ice was very melty and also complained that their feet hurt really bad. They were on there for less than 5 minutes. Mind you they skated 2 days prior at the other place for a full session just fine so it was kind of weird that their feet hurt and wanted to leave. I asked if I could get a refund. They were adamant that I could not and that I could change the tickets for another day. I went ahead and did that but my girls refuse to go back there and keep asking if we can just go to Modesto instead. The supervisor I talked to stated that Modesto uses the same skates and that he recommends wearing thick socks because the ice skates aren't made for comfort. I don't know if that is true or not or if maybe the skates were old or too new but whatever the case my kids don't want to go back. Since I can't get a refund, I guess I'm out $53. I don't think that is right. They should be more understanding especially when kids are involved. I could see if they skated for half an hour and then said their feet hurt but they literally didn't even skate at all. Thumbs down!

What an amazing resource for the community…read more High Country Sports Area hosts in-line hockey games, ladies roller derby, weekly community open skate nights, as well as parties. It's a fantastic way to get involved in a group sport, enjoy some skating with friends or loved ones, and/or be a spectator - in their stadium cushioned seating. I watched my husband play a game here recently and it was a blast. There is a decent amount of seating, as well as a snack bar on certain nights. My favorite aspect of High Country though -was their incredible vending machines. They truly have everything in them. From old school favorites like nerds, to classic chocolate bars, and much more. This place is a wonderful local family run business. I highly suggest you check out their website and event schedule to figure out games to enjoy/and or days to stop on by to skate it up. Trust.

As a child, I absolutely loved this place as a kid! Unfortunately, Covid really took a toll on a…read morelot of fun places around the world. It's hard when this place is almost never open for the public except on Saturdays. On the website, they also provide a number. However, whenever I call, they never answer. Hopefully, in the future, it could be open for public skating more often during the week.

Monterey Skates is such a lovely addition to our community, even in its current temporary and only…read moresporadic space (fingers crossed a more permanent home for it emerges!). And note that I'm potentially biased, because I'm friends with one of the founders. But I think I'd write the exact same things if that weren't the case. This place is super friendly, accessible, well-managed, and just a lot of fun, for kids and adults alike.

What better fun activity than a day of roller skating for the whole family. And this place really…read morerocks. It has been here for years , and i have enjoyed skating here for many years..My sons really enjoyed it too. The staff are all very friendly. The place has always bern kept very clean. The skate rentals are.kept very clean. I have always enjoyed this place.

This place exposed me to a whole new world!!! I had soooo much fun!! I am ready to buy a pair of my…read moreOWN skates, and get out there again!!!

im being generous with 2 stars. wanted to try out a new rink than the one i usually go to and it…read morewas a horrible experience and complete waste of money sadly. the ice was jagged and difficult to skate on. the rental boots were absolute garbage, they were bent and i had to trade for a new pair a few times because i quite literally couldn't skate. the place was packed and extremely chaotic, ive never seen a place as chaotic as this one. there was no order on the rink nor outside of the rink where parents were standing. it was an absolute jungle. people were chipping ice off the rink and throwing it at people. i will never return to this rink again.

First time visit during a hockey jamboree. The facility is set up to where spectators can only view…read morethe game from one end of the rink. (See diagram I uploaded under Photos) This resulted in a sea of humanity attempting to get a decent view of the games which was challenging. Ice condition was poor. Kids had to push the puck along with zero glide on its own. Zamboni made no difference as they hardly laid any water down during their ice cut. The one positive feedback I can provide is the smaller rink size fits well for 8U hockey. But they should avoid hosting future tournaments and stick to public skatings and team practices. But that ice needs to be fixed.

So glad we have a rink so close by! One of the DJs (Mariah?) took two of my song requests and…read moreplayed them back to back because I had to leave the session early for a work shift; it was so nice of her! Always a fun time when my friends and I go. Definitely would love more kpop nights on a Friday.

Booked a reservation time for Sunday at 3:30 to 6 PM for a birthday celebration. Each person has to…read moresign a waiver on your phone. We had to wait in a little line to check in our reservation before we were able to get in. They give you a wristband and a raffle ticket for the rental skates. They have to do a little bag search and go through a small metal detector for safety. They have one person giving out the rentals to people and run the toy tables. You were able to get quads or in line skates. We pretty much just claim a table to put your stuff there. The rink is pretty big. They have neon lights and music playing. There was a lot of adults and kids skating around. They also had padded rails for the rink. We had two large pizzas, two pitchers of soda, and chicken fries. The food was pretty good and had big portions for 7 of us, but it did take a little while for the food to come out and it was kind of pricey. They had little mini arcade games which was fun for the kids. We event got a small little toy which was only $8. It is definitely a fun place for all ages.

Fun for kids, but not for parents. Kiosk opens at 8am, but families are queued up before 7am to get…read morerafts or bikes. Only one person at cash register, so the line looks like it could take about an hour to pay. If you get a bike, only one person there too, so you wait another 30 minutes or so to get a bike. If you raft, you need to go 30 minutes early for safety briefing that lasts maybe 5 minutes. They tell you to stop and enjoy the beaches, but get to the raft shuttle back in two hours. We got in the water around 12:05pm and finished around 1:49pm. Then, no shuttle came to take us back until around 3:17pm. That was almost 90 minutes waiting around with kids and no water. Better bring sneakers with you and be prepared to walk back 2.5 to 3 miles to Curry Village. Don't believe Aramark if they say you can also take the free shuttle. The families left stranded by the raft shuttle waited 90 minutes for those too. Most of those were so full, they only took two of the 30 people waiting at the four mile stop, or drove past without stopping. The shuttle driver didn't have a phone or radio. Customer service from the contact us page was no help. They called back after 30 minutes, then put me on hold for another 15 minutes. The manager Skye wouldn't talk to the families who were left stranded. She sent four other people (two at the shuttle area and two in Curry Village) to talk to us, but not help us. They wrote down her email address and told us to email her.

This was by far our favorite experience in Yosemite! We were there mid June and the water was…read moreperfect for rafting. You have 2 hours from the time you start until you're expected to be at the end for pick up. That gives you enough time to stop a few places and enjoy the ride. The kids absolutely loved it and ask to go back!