Miami Roller Rink is located on SW 112th, which is about an hour drive from Downtown Miami. It is…read morelocated at Crystal Plaza Shopping Center. Since we were in Miami during my prev. birthday trip, it was one of my birthday presents. Tickets ($20 per person) were available for purchase via Miami Roller Rink's website. Our Admission Tickets were shown at the door as we went through the front entrance. On this day, we visited Miami Roller Rink to attend "We Love The 90's" Skate Party. Skating during that several-hour session, the dj played fantastic 90's music. All 90's Everything....90's Hip-Hop, Reggae, Soca, Pop, R & B - you name it, & that dj played it. Skating to 90's "Oldies But Goodies" while singing was a good way to spend out on a Saturday Night. There are lockers for your belongings. There are snacks, food for purchase. Clean Bathrooms. There are also some Arcade Games. Seating space is on the sidelines for those that want to sit, to hang out w/ out skating, or to rest in-between skating. The roller rink is a nice size & Miami Roller Rink has lots of weekday / weekend events. These include: *Freestyle Mondays Skate Night - 8pm - 11pm (Ages 16+) *Learn to Skate Classes for all ages - Mon & Wed - 6pm - 7pm (kids) & 7pm - 8pm (adults) / Sat. 9am - 10am *intermediate Tuesday Speed Skating Sessions *Open Skate - Sunday - 12pm - 7:30pm *Afterschool Skate Events - Thurs. 4:30pm.- 7:30pm. One can also check the website for information on Booking Miami Roller Rink for Private Events, Parties, etc. miamirollerrink.com @miamirollerrink

Roll bounce in 305!!!…read more What a cute skating rink ! Everyone had a blast roller skating even though their rink is smaller than our back home. What I did like was there spring break schedule for kids and even a skate & prayer session. Seems like management really likes to involve all ages and activities for the community and that's amazing. It was a great first impression for sure !

Galaxy Skateway was a fun afternoon for us. To be able to rent shoes and go skate for aome physical…read morefun now-a-days is very cool still. Galaxy skate had a whole system in place, with payment to picking skates to people helping in the skate rink. Fun lights and definitely temperature controlled so it was cool inside. This is a big plus since you work up a sweat sometimes going fast. Entrance feels not the happiest and a little unwelcoming - would suggest the front security person and register person have a little training in customer service and a smile. Its OK to be tough and be kind. The 1st encounter should always feel welcoming. Price was very clear online so what i expected to pay was accurate. And the skates and tables were nicely spread out. Food spread to another area as well. Lots of tables to hang and eat and talk. We skated for an hour + enjoyed the music. Thanks for an easy activity for kids and adults.

Galaxy Skating Rink... Went to celebrate the birthday girl,…read moreand we had a great time in our 80s inspired attire. The atmosphere was fun and lively, perfect for a celebration. Our package included pizza, which was a nice touch, but everything else on the menu was definitely overpriced. Overall, a fun experience -- just be prepared to spend a little extra if you want more than what's in the package.

I'm very disappointed with my experience booking the "Ultimate Celebration Package." I was charged…read moredifferently from what the website and the staff clearly explained at booking. Management dismissed our evidence and refused to correct the overcharge. During the exchange they said they were "fine" with us filing a dispute, which -- combined with their response -- makes it seem like this is a recurring issue. I provided invoices and screenshots showing what was promised. Because the charge remains unresolved I have filed a formal dispute with my credit card company. Check everything carefully before you book with them.

- This place is HUGE - Get the groupons if you want to go,…read moreit's basically half price - On one side there's two go-carting tracks, one for adults, one for kids, and some arcade games - On the other side, is a massive arcade, VR games, adult bar, and additional kid play areas - They have a cafeteria but I didn't try any food - The go-carts were really fun and they have machines were you can select your prizes from the arcade - Went with a group of adults and had a good time but head's up, it's mostly kids there

It's been a while since I've ice skated but it wasn't hard to pick up again…read more For Miami Beach residents, it's only $5.00 for 2 hours on a Sunday afternoon between 3-5pm. if you're able to use hockey skates, they have those too which is what I prefer. They have other public skate days so check out their schedule to learn what they are. Bring gloves as it can be a bit on the chilly side, and you definitely don't want to freeze your butt off for those 2 hours. Plus if you happen to slip and fall, your hands will stay warm. Also, come with a jacket and maybe a couple layers; no one has fun while shivering. When I arrived at 4pm, there was only an hour left to skate and the condition of the ice was already hacked. I think they should resurface the ice between the 2 hours as it would make the experience much more enjoyable; it wouldn't take more than 10 mins or so...at least the outer edge where most people skate around and not the center area. Sure it's much slicker, but the way the ice was...you would be tripping over holes that would catch your skates out of no where. Most of the skaters were from young children 3 years told to men in their 50s or so who can really skate. Kinda how I-95 is with so many different drivers with so many different skills; it could be a formula for a head on.

This place is a kid's dream! Ice rink, bowling alley, swimming pool and game room all in one…read moreplace?! How did I not know about this? Thankfully my friend invited me to play pickleball (another thing I had no idea about) with her here and it was so much fun. They have it at certain times. I went on Friday evening and the place was fairly empty. They had rackets and balls for those that did not but many people who frequent have their own gear. Everyone was so friendly and patient with this novice. But I'm so excited to go back and check out the ice rink and other amenities.

G&G was amazing. They found us on the beach and we met them the next day for a boat ride. We were…read morein town for a bachelorette and he had all sorts of fun party favors for us. He supplied the liquor and chasers. He drove us on the boat for a little to see some celebrity houses then to a private island to hang out. He set up a huge beach blanket, brought the coolers, and blew up 2 flamingo rafts for the water. Overall, he was a fantastic host and would recommend to anyone going to Miami!!!

This is my second time going with Gustavo and let me just say we had a blast both times. He's…read moreextremely accommodating, cost effective and knows the hot spots in Miami. The jet ski ride with him was epic, he certainly knows how to ride the waves. He plays all the best music too! You can bring your own food and drinks and then after the boat ride you go to this cool little island and party it up there and get on a jet ski or jump in the water. We absolutely enjoyed it. Also kid friendly. My 6 and 5 year old had an amazing time. If you're having any doubts, don't! Book with him, you won't regret it. 100% recommend!

A really fun time but the facility could use some care. Everything looks pretty old. Music was a…read morelittle loud but not overwhelming. Public Skate had already been going for a bit when I got here and the rink was definitely overdue for a polishing, that said it didn't really impede my ability to skate. The food looked terrible, except the mini donuts and mini churro bites, I didn't try them this time but might next time. There's an instant coffee machine that also looks pretty bad, I wouldn't risk it. Renting skates was relatively effortless, they just asked me if I needed skates when paying admission and then gave me a ticket. Some questions I had: * Should you bring a coat, hat, gloves? If you're wondering then probably yes. I warmed up eventually so if you're not wondering you'll probably be fine with a comfortable sweater. * Are there lockers? Yes! They take 4 quarters, and they have a dollar conversion machine nearby, so bring at least one single dollar; I'd recommend two because they're single use and I forgot a bunch of stuff the first time I closed mine. * Do people actually go here? Yeah! It was pretty busy on a Saturday afternoon, just shy of what I would consider "crowded" but definitely hopping. I had a great time and will definitely be back as soon as I can wrangle my friends to join me.

I brought my girlfriend here on our second date! the ice was…read moregiving which made my gf an amazing skater :) l even got my second kiss

Lessons with Aaron are the absolute best! He is an expert, yet so humble and patient. The other…read morestudents that join his group classes are super welcoming and supportive! If you are starting to skate or have been skating and want further skills, contact Aaron (Slow Smooth Skate)

One of the kindest, coolest, humblest, down to earth humans this world has to offer. An incredible…read moreteacher, and spirit. Keeping it stupid simple, so anyone and everyone, from all walks of life, have a place and a space to learn and feel safe