The experience is good but come on the right day because the employees suck,they watch you fall…read moredon't even ask if your ok and just moves on, it's cheap tho, they don't enforce the rules good, and here's the cherry on top, there was a employee that was taking away skating buddies or trainers away from kids that kept on falling and was just yapping away to a skater who doesn't need help!!

We've been many times, but I tried to go yesterday with my family and couldn't get in. They updated…read moretheir policy recently where they want to collect a bunch of personal information like date of birth, phone number, address, etc before even getting in. It felt very invasive and I questioned how good their security is and how safe my data would be. Their platform was also glitchy and didn't work right. We ended up just changing our minds and left without skating. I won't be back until they reverse this new policy change. Too bad.

Wednesday they do pizza night, about the pizza? That kind of if you are hungry you eat, otherwise…read morepass. They do have a really small area for Kids, begginers just to learn how to stand up. My roller broke the straps, so I rented there, didn't like they were wet (they do spray odoban or something similar when you return, wish was powdered) The music and the lights are really great, the downside it's they have just one ring, so all together pros, beginners, people who barely stand. Also, you can't even bring water bottle inside, and if you buy there they won't stay chilli for a while as they are plastic bottles)

Awful and robbers! Dare I say con artists. First time here as stepson wanted to meet his friends…read morehere, so my wife brings kids here and was charged $10 each even if you're not skating. Yet it turns out the entry fee should be $8 and on top of that indicates in my screenshots from the official website that parents aren't even charged when they're spectating. When my wife when to the lady up front to claim all of this , the lady in front didn't cooperate for refund, only stating "umm well they only tell me what to charge and everyone pays here!" Like are you serious? And we demanded to speak to the owner and she didn't want to call the owner , but only handed over 2 complimentary vouchers for next time! It's a matter of principle and we were owed $12 bucks yes not a big deal but it's all about ethics! Like why don't you guys go on and skate your way out of here cuz the only track they got is robbing people. Truly awful and looks like they got more reflecting to do based on their service

Far and away the best roller rink in the area. They are open Friday and Saturday nights from 6:30…read moreuntil 10 p.m. Also for $5 Saturday happy hours from 2-4 p.m. And in the summertime they are also open on Tuesdays from 10-12 and 1-3. Terrific San Antonio gem. Healthy and fun recreation for the whole family.

Horrible they don't except Apple Cash or card I starved the entire time I was there and the people…read morehere are very rude.

Through the end of Summer 2014 (September 1st), come here to build a snowman in the "Do you wanna…read morebuild a snowman?" area and/or enjoy some honest to goodness ice skating right in the middle of Central Florida. Yes, you did hear me correctly... they have an ice skating rink here! Enter into the "Do you wanna build a snowman?" area and you'll find real ice everywhere along with buckets and shovels to help gather the snow. Make sure to be careful though (and watch your little ones) because the ice and snow are quite slippery. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/oakens-frozen-funland-orlando#KyYKeJTFx5ECbo7-LqJxyQ If you want to try your hand (or feet, I should say) at ice skating, there is a $10 fee to do so which gives you 30 minutes on the ice. This fee includes skates, gloves, and a helmet. Skating is first come first serve and is open until 6pm. bookmarks folder "News" The workers come out every now and then with a small zamboni to remove the grooves and smooth the ice. I saw this done once and just afterwards, a couple of Arendelle citizens (a young man and woman) come out on the ice and skated for approximately 10 minutes. They are professional skaters and they skate along as a pair to some of the popular songs from Frozen. This is not listed in any of the guides, etc. Imagine my surprise when they hit the ice! I was excited to be there while this was going on. It was great to be able to watch! I absolutely love watching figure skating. You'll also find Olaf's snack stand inside here. Lots of yummy goodies! They have three different kinds of cupcakes: Elsa (white cake w/ buttercream icing) http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/oakens-frozen-funland-orlando#RlLfcPBcxh9DGIGMgQu6aA Anna (chocolate cake w/ buttercream icing) http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/oakens-frozen-funland-orlando#wVcDAPSmia-udBcAHUrQig and Olaf (carrot cake with cream cheese icing) http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/oakens-frozen-funland-orlando#NvGcUD3IKZAoFb-Rr2jgew Sprinkled on top of all three cupcakes are tiny edible snowflakes. There's a stick thing in the top of the Elsa and Anna cupcakes with their photos on them and at first I thought it was plastic and you just pulled it out. I laid it on my plate, but I kept touching it and it appeared to be smearing some. I asked my husband if it was edible. He said it was plastic. I told him I thought it was edible. He said, "Well, I'm not going to bite into it and break a tooth." So, after inspecting it some more, I finally gave it a slight bite and what do you know? It was white chocolate! Surprise! The one on top of the Anna cupcake is also white chocolate. I did take a photo of Olaf's cupcake, but I can't for the life of me remember if he is white chocolate or a marshmallow or what. I did hear people raving about how good the carrot cake cupcake is. Also, I really enjoyed my Elsa cupcake. The cake was perfectly moist and the buttercream was just the right amount of sweet without being over-powering. The cupcakes I had definitely can go neck and neck with some of the best cupcakes I've had from legit cupcake shops! They are also big; I had to eat mine with a fork. Also at the snack stand, you'll find a very special Olaf plastic cup which comes filled with a blue raspberry slushie http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/oakens-frozen-funland-orlando#pUj-qdsNY34SvHoVJxcHoA SO GOOD! These cups are pretty awesome too. Because of the size of them and the way they are shaped (the lid also snaps on nice and tightly), we've been bringing them into the Parks empty (we have three of them) with cans or bottles of Pepsi. You can get free cups of ice at any QSR (Quick Service Restaurant) Stands and we've been pouring the ice into the Olaf cups for our Pepsi. Saves some $$ on buying Disney drinks, let me tell ya! I just wish you could get them refilled with the blue raspberry slushie at a discounted price. That's why we've ended up with three of the things... we can't get enough of the slushies. Click this link for a photo of other items on the menu and also for prices: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/oakens-frozen-funland-orlando#ACWSHujZZgSyUOBQteMJQw Finally, if you're wanting to get out of the Florida heat, this is the place! It's all about Frozen, right? Yes! It's definitely cold, cold, cold in here.... Brrrrrr!

Holy throwback vibes!! This place literally feels like you're walking back in time. If you used to…read morego skating when you were a child and are looking for some nostalgia this is definitely the spot to hit. We took our daughter here recently to get some wiggles out and just enjoy learning a new skill. She's only been skating a few times around our neighborhood and we thought that this would be an immersive way to get her into the hobby. Definitely check out their calendar of events and when they have good offers and deals. You're likely to score a cheaper price than regular pricing if you pay attention. They also have themed nights and exclusive school nights. You can bring your own skates but you'll need to make sure that they pass the skate check. They do have some limitations on skates you bring in to ensure that their floors don't get torn up. As a side note you'll also want to make sure you bring in identification for all adults, and leave any food or drinks that come from outside in your car. Learned both of these the hard way. They have a smaller child skating area that helps them learn before they get out onto the bigger floor. Our daughter enjoyed this so that she had a little bit of time to learn before being thrown into a large space. We did have her try out the large space after about an hour of practice. They also have a limited number of arcade games, a small cafe, and a birthday party room. Overall: A Well it is a bit dated and could use some upgrades, it brings with it all the nostalgia of my childhood so it was still a win. I would definitely come back for a visit but try again on a non weekend day when the pricing is a little bit lower.

Well run roller rink with nice floor. Sunday afternoon had skaters of all ages with games for all…read moreand plenty of time for open skating. Floor staff was good and kept skaters under control and following rules. Snack bar had decent prices- did not try the food but it looked good. There were many dirty tables- don't know if this was a very busy time for snack bar or what, otherwise the establishment was very clean.

My family and I had the best experience booking a birthday party for my 2 daughters. The staff was…read morevery attentive and ensured everything was taken care of prior to our arrival. They had good music and food. This was my 2nd party that I booked and will definitely return again. Astro skate was so much fun!

I'm extremely disappointed in how my disabled child was treated by this facility. If you have any…read moresort of nutritional, medication, or sensory needs, you won't be accommodated here! They do not allow exceptions for outside food OR re-entry...which is an ADA violation. I was informed of a re-entry fee, so we called right after we left the rink to explain our situation (because I didn't feel comfortable disclosing medical information in public, with children present) and was reassured that we wouldn't have to pay a fee. When we arrived just a few minutes later, the cashier was nice but confused, so she asked the man at the front door. He refused to let us back in...he gave my kid a weird look and just kept saying "if want to come back, we're charging you again!!" I believe this was Michael, based on other reviews mentioning him... My kids are very unhappy and I've lost almost $40, despite using two "free entry" coupons.

My husband and I are from Louisiana and trying to keep skating alive! I brought our own Harlick…read moreRoller Skates made in California. For the past 10+ years we have made a goal to skate in each state! We love to couple dance skate on adult night. We love newly coated hard wood floors. I was on a road trip and just settled into my hotel for the night. When I soon realized there is a skating rink open nearby. I had a blast the floor was great. I love that it was adult night the grove was awesome. The music was flowing, and my dance moves were on point. Keep up the great job. We loved our date night.

Yes. It's awesome for adults who are bored and like weird days nights lol. If the place was brand…read morenew or upgraded food I'd give 5 but really no bad things to say

Walking into Galaxy Skateway, the first thing you smell is the 90s. I don't know if it's the…read morecarpets I walked upon in '93 or the rental skate spray, but there's a certain aroma that transports me back to a time when the only thing to do in Melbourne as a kid was to skate in endless circles. The walls are hues of yellows and blues that come from a JC Penny catalog circa 1990. The skate floor is a faded blue, and the sound of clanking roller skates fills the area only to be drowned out by the blasting music of contemporary pop hits. The sounds clash between yesterday and today. There are a few phone screens that glow underneath hand-drawn cartoon characters. But that's the charm. Galaxy Skateway doesn't pretend to be something new. It embraces what it is, a time capsule of what life was like. Going to the snack bar, you're greeted with a menu board with plastic blue letters, and you get a discount when you pay with cash. When my daughters walked into the skate rink, one thing that stood out was how many people were just... skating. People weren't on the sidelines looking at screens. All that was there was a DJ and simple skating games like Four Corners and Stoplight. Cliché songs from the 90s like "The Macarena" played as people rolleed past, all under the flashing neon lights. To me, it was a piece of nostalgia for a time long since gone. It doesn't have updated features and the building looks straight out of the 90s, but that's the point. You don't go to Galaxy Skateway to experience the 21st century. You go there to experience what life was like before Steve Jobs walked out on stage with his iPhone.

I came here last night with a group of friends and had a great time. The rink is pretty big. I'm…read morenot a fan of the short Friday hours of 7-10pm but it's alright. Getting in is super easy, just give them cash and you can walk right in. Unfortunately my night was caught super short because someone had a medical emergency and the ambulance and cops were called. I believe the kids were constantly fighting too, which really took away from the experience.

A lot of fun with family and worked up a sweat playing the games! A fun, interactive way to run…read morearound and bond with family and friends. Like the variety of games and difficulty levels offered.

Great place! I had never been in this place til we rented a place out behind it for our store. It's…read more$10 for an hour or $15 for all day freeplay. Jett is just supercool and welcoming too. There's board games, skeeball, pinball, a pool table...they even have a little place to fill up your water bottle. She hosts parties too! And the way it's decorated is just awesome. It's cozy here and it would be a great way to spend a day or even to do a date night!