Went skating to open skate.. oh my when did this once proud facility become such a disgusting mess…read more Parents find it ok to let their kid play hockey here? I'd be heavily concerned about bacterial infections. Took a break on the ' bench ' and couldn't believe the filth, not to mention the ice build up on the mats was horribly slippery... Bathrooms we're disgusting, ice was rough, snack bar smelled like grease, and our opinion was shared by others there. We skated, and upon leaving lathered up in purell, and made everyone shower when got home. Will never be back if it's that poorly cleaned. Living in Radisson, this is a disappointment

The rink is in terrible condition. The owner does not do well keeping up with the facilities. I…read morehave been in hundreds of ice arenas for the sons hockey games and cannot even believe what people pay to skate on their poor conditions. I hope we never have to go back. I could live with the filth... but the poor ice conditions are uncalled for. It is dangerous and unacceptable.

I don't have much to say about this place but the service here is really good and the food is so…read moregood especially for a rink! The vibe here is just amazing and welcoming!

Also known by its Onondaga Nation name Tsha'hon'nonyen'dakhwa', this beautiful arena sits just off…read moreExit 16 off Interstate 81. With a superb ice surface and an excellent canteen, its 2000 seat facility also has friendly hosts and is a great spot for tournaments. What would make this place perfect is an ATM and wi-fi. But a great place to play hockey.

I love this roller skating rink !! If you need to get out and move this is a great way to…read moreDo It. The rink is humble but obviously the town where the nestle factory used to be remains a legend. The roller skating rink was built when everyone in Syracuse and Fulton were still supported by blue collar work .... And it was a glorious time. But now the Nestle factory isn't there .. but the people remain and so does Bilou. A lot of kids there but also adults ! The skate management does a great job in turning the lights on almost every other song and they play the songs the teens all want to hear .. turn the strobes on.. lights off :) bug right after they turn on the lights and play a song to maintain the calm and super fun atmosphere. And the snacks are only a buck ! The price is very doable .. especially for a town where the unemployment rate is high. If you come to Bilou and you aren't happy with their business just go ahead and let management know .: from what I can see (and I have no affiliation with the management or rink) they are really doing their best. Great rink !!

OK, I have skated yesterday at this rink. I had bad experience. Yes, bad one. First of all, as…read moreone star always removed if they are not clearly communicating with me. That is a loss, but second star is removed because the manager who was in charge of admission was not very friendly and did not hand me change instead he put it on the table. Traditionally you hand the change to the person. I was a cashier at stores in past so I know what being friendly means. He has no smiles. What is worse was that he lost another star. This is why I have 2 out of 5 because of his attitude and because of safety. The fire exit doors has a wood stud blocking. That is better than chain locks. But also what is bad is the front door exit blocked with stuff of his. I was going to leave and I noticed all things are blocked so I had to exit at the entrance door. Because of this, that is dangerous. Now, the place itself has shown age. The insulation needs replacement since I see its torn on upper walls and ceiling. Needs repairs. the floor I counted 25 spots or so needs truly sanded and polished with new polyurethane coating on the floor to protect the floor. Of course it is Maple wood in fan pattern for the turns. What is worse is that I was videotaping myself and doing selfies for my website and the owner does not like me doing that but other people were filming the rink themselves with their children! It does not make any sense. This is why he lost this third star. I highly recommend you find another rink. Poor attitude and safety reasons are high on factor for my concerns for you, skaters.

Needed some new gear as I started to skate again. This shop took me back to my days back home…read more(Portland OR)...Had everything one could need and items in stock. Indoor ramps look awesome, will be back soon!

I've always regretted not learning how to skateboard when I was younger, so I decided to try it…read morenow! There aren't many places around that have lessons, so that's how I ended up here. It is a really big store with a skate park attached, and they have boards and helmets available for rent. It was $25 for a couple hours, and the gentleman who was teaching that day was awesome. He gave great advice and I could tell that he's taught a bunch of people before. He helped me make excellent use of the time and I felt like I made really good progress... I went from never being on a board to being able to stay on and maneuver around curves in about an hour and a half. I would NOT have been able to do that on my own. Everyone else who showed up to "beginner" skate time were waaaay more advanced than me, so I got to see people using the (many) ramps and I can tell that this place would be awesome for advanced skaters too. I will be going back and if I had kids, I would be taking them too!

Pretty fun, nice staff, and fun activities but food could be a little better. After all it was a…read morepretty fun experience. Nice place to go and roller skating

My experience was disappointing. The employees were rude and yelled at me for putting on my own…read morewristband. Additionally, they had separate skate sessions for boys and girls, which felt very exclusionary, especially since some of my friends are gender non-conforming or nonbinary which I find sexist. The bathrooms were in terrible condition, with large gaps between the doors, and they were dirty, featuring profanity written on the walls of the stalls. The carpet on the floor was filthy and appeared as though it hadn't been cleaned in years, while little kids were sitting on the ground to put on their skates.

A really nice place for families to spend an evening without breaking the bank…read more My parents met in a roller rink, still skate and so for their 40th anniversary, we rented Interskate for a private party. From accommodating my sister's artistic dalliances, to offering a very reasonable rate for the whole facility, the gang at Interskate were wonderful. Mom and Dad had a great time, we all got to skate to "our music", and there was plenty of room - our group of 75 could have just as easily been 300. The Nelson's have owned Interskate forever, and I've yet to go there when Fred, Donna or now Eric hasn't been in hand. Aaron and Paul are always hustling to help customers, and this is one of the few recreational venues I would ever consider dropping the kids off at - entirely because of the staff. These guys work very hard to keep this a family friendly establishment, and it really shows. While there are other regular sessions, we really like Friday nights. The kids can play the arcade, skate, or play in the gigantic jungle gym, and our family of four has a great time from 7-11 for under $30. This is the best value in family entertainment in the I-88 corridor, hands down.

OMGOSH. Amazing hidden gem in Oneonta, New york. Great little arcade and not-so-crappy prizes! love…read moregoing! It's a must go!

Perched on a hill, Schiller Park has multiple levels- the lowest ground is where the soccer fields…read moreand a big parking lot are, with a narrow paved footpath around the parameter. Going uphill there is a good sized playground, tennis courts, and basketball courts (admittedly often overgrown). From the playground to the courts the park road is blocked to vehicle traffic. On the upper area is an outdoor community pool, a parking lot, and an outdoor gym set up. Then there's also blocked off lower and upper roads encircling a hill and a small field, which look so quaint I always picture Bilbo Baggins living there. The views of the city the pool area and the top field are magnificent, and benches invite you to stay for a while to enjoy it (or maybe catch your breath from walking there). Schiller has two access points to park by car (Farmer St- lower, Oak St- upper) and plenty of access by foot. I've spent many many visits exploring the different paths of Schiller. It's a park which feels very much at the center of it's community, a touch rough on some edges, but very beautiful.

Was looking for a park to have lunch and play with the kids. We drove to the entrance of the park…read more(near the pool) and drove around the upper parking lot. We wanted to go down by the play equipment, but the road is closed off the vehicles. We were able to leave the park and drive around the corner and park in a lower parking lot which is near the baseball diamond. There was one lone table near a building called the recreation center, and it was in a little gazebo. Kids enjoyed the play equipment. It must have been installed or upgraded very recently as it was very new 8/2015. There are two areas one for smaller kids 2-5 and one for larger kids 5-12. There is one small table in each of the kids areas which has a cover and provides shade during the hot summer months when kids are out playing.