I can't even tell you the last time I was at a skating rink and had forgotten how much fun it can…read morebe. For just $15, you can get a good workout going round and round on roller skates. The rink was pretty big and there is a seating area in the middle if you need a break or need to relace your skates. The line at the rental booth can be long, but there are periods where you can walk right up. There are also seats all along the wall for spectators and skaters alike. Along one wall you can reserve tables and seats for parties. Admission $10 Roller skate rental $5 .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2025

Most of the employees here are rude. I was trying to get info about making a reservation for my…read moretwin's birthday party, the person I spoke was very short and rude.

Easy to find parking. That's a plus, even though I do feel $20 per car is a little bit pricey…read more I went to take my son to watch Jiu Jitsu World League and we have to pay entrance fees too. But there are a lot of attendants available, especially the lobby area. Restroom was not really clean but it could be because of the crowd at that time of the day, not necessarily a reflection of the venue. But there are restrooms spread out all over the facility. So that's a smart move. The hockey and ice-skating area are still there. Good crowd is always present there.

I went here for a g-league, b-league, or you can call them legends. It felt like a school gymnasium…read morewhere kids have games. It was quite fun watching. Certainly different from watching nba games. The center also has an ice skating rink and the place where the basketball game was being held at is where their ice skating tournaments are held. There's also food and drinks to eat while watching the game.

Like walking back in time. Seriously. The best kind of nostalgia…read more Everything about this place screams 1980's to me - maybe even 1970's. Not nice or modern, but not crappy and run-down either. The surrounding area is kind of run down and not nice, but this place is a gem. Check it out!!

Family friendly everyone nice and professional, birthday party was amazing food was good and good…read moreprices

Wonderful !! Best outdoor rink ever. Coolest people & kids 8-16. It's big portable rink setup for…read moreholidays. All equipment is nice & new. Total joy. the owners Pierre (British) and Demitre (Ukraine) are both Olympiads. There kids & employees run this with big smiles and real talent. They made us feel like family

From the owner: Seasonal Ice Rink open during winter months November to January check back for opening dates in…read moreNovember 2018 and daily times of operation * Please note this is a seasonal Outdoor Ice Rink open from November to January annually *

Children's Health StarCenter - Mckinney is one of the local DFW ice rinks located in Mckinney, TX…read moreoffering ice skating as well as hockey. The ice rink has 2 sheets of ice that offers skating as well as hockey for kids and adults. There are multiple programs here for hockey such as the Dallas Stars Metro Hockey league that ranges from teens all the way down to kids. They also offer adult hockey and a learn to play hockey academy for players who are just learning about the game. Inside is spacious and has bleachers for the spectators and fans to sit down and enjoy the game. This facility also offers High School Hockey around the DFW area as well. They have a full-service bar inside named 19 degrees with multiple TVs and they also have a concession stand that sells food such as popcorn and nachos along with drinks. You can always log onto the Dallas Stars Children's Health StarCenter webpage for an accurate schedule of the day for times and prices. The front desk tends to not answer the phone and makes you utilize the user-friendly webpage for service. Overall, this StarCenter is nice and has great amenities to the community and we enjoy coming here watching our kids play hockey and having an awesome time!

My son has played travel hockey in the MetroPlex for over 10 years. Some of our favorite hockey and…read morespeed skating coaches, camps, and memories belong to the McKinney rink. So happy to hear that Coach Barrett Wilson will be joining the leadership team this year. As far as the rink goes, it's comfortable and friendly with party rooms, food and a bar too.

The Edge is a bowl skater's paradise. It's basically a giant bowl with 2 bowls off to the side. If…read moreyou're there to skate transition, you'll love it. If you're looking to skate street or get a nice line going, go to another park. There's not much of a street section, minus a couple stair sets and a small area that has a box and rail. This park seems to cater to the BMX crowd with the large scale of the tranny, hips, and transfers. When I visited, it was midweek during school hours so I can't comment on how busy it gets, but it had a chill vibe, plenty of parking, but trash and empty bottles were everywhere.

The staff are really good to the kids. Really nice BMX park too. We had a wonderful time.read more

StarCenter Plano is one of the many Children's Health Center ice rinks in the Dallas Fort Worth…read morearea, providing the community with adult and youth hockey along with figure skating or just regular plain public skating. Inside the Star Center, there are 2 sheets of NHL size ice rinks. One is named US rink while the other is World Rink. The rinks are busy throughout the day with many activities going on, such as youth hockey, adult hockey, and public skating. The best way to find the current schedule for the day is to go on the website and look at what events are happening for the day and month. On the website, they offer a lot of free activities for first timers, whether it be learning hockey or just even skating on ice. The public skating is 2 hours long, and they provide rental skates at an extra charge. The AT&T high school hockey also plays hockey here and at the surrounding rinks. Please come and check out this beautiful arena and enjoy your time on the ice, where it is always cooler! I guarantee you will enjoy all the activities provided at this location or any of the multiple locations in the DFW!

This rinks sucks compared to the others in the metroplex. No food or drinks. By far the worst. Has…read moreice but definitely not a true hockey atmosphere. Hate having to play here. Ugh. Do better Dallas stars

Selection: The store is geared towards lacrosse and hockey…read more Service: I went to go sharpen my figure skates here and the process was easy! The man takes my figure skates and sharpens them right then and there for about $12 (without tax). The whole process took about 20-30 minutes! Not a bad price at all!

Awful customer service, waited 20 min and no one came to help us grab skates for our 8 year old…read more This happened the last time as well. Now I remember why we shop at pure hockey.

I attended the opening season of the Lone Star Assassination City Roller derby at Thunderbird in…read morePlano. You bring your own chairs and drinks and are seated right next to the action. The concession stand is open throughout the night. I was impressed with the professionalism of the sports league. There were four teams featured at the event. There was a good crowd in attendance. There was overflow parking available next to the rink. Being new to the sport, I appreciated the pamphlet given at registration which outlined the team information, rules and schedule. T-shirts were for sale and there were opportunities to meet your favorite athletes for an autograph.

Just a quick follow up... Assassination City now plays at the Fair Park Coliseum. You do have to…read morepay for parking, and it's no longer BYOB, but the venue is much better and there's not a problem with being able to get a ticket since that place must hold several thousand people. The halftime bands sound better, too, because the acoustics are better. I've sat in both floor (VIP) seats and the general (stadium) seats, and they're both good. The way the coliseum is set up, there's not a bad seat in the house. It's also on the DART light rail line, but I always drive and just pay the $10 to park. I guess you could park by one of the restaurants or bars by Exposition Park and walk over but I don't. Check their website for bout details and tickets. It's usually cheaper to get them ahead of time, which is what I do.

Having just moved from Denver, I was on the hunt for a new pair of skates. My last pair of Vapors…read morelasted me 8-9 years of on/off seasons mixed with stick and puck sessions and taking my neices skating during the holidays. I have always had hot and cold experiences with shops dating back even before Players Bench and Monkey Sports came around. I brought my old Vapors in to compare with whatever skates I was trying on that night. I ended up buying another pair of Vapors that were on clearance and skated on them a couple times. They definitely felt a lot more aggressive than my last pair. Enter Ryan and Parker. Both of them helped me on different occasions and was easily able to talk hockey as well as babble about our favorite NHL teams. I felt comfortable from the start and there was no nonsense which came highly appreciated. We decided the pair of Supremes I tried on were more in line with my skating style now, so we swapped out. On first skate, I knew these were my skates. I have dealt with the aforementioned shops before and ended up dealing with clowns. The guys here at Pure Hockey are straightforward and explain their methodology and the science behind it all. Most important is that it all makes sense and is consistent. I even saw a mom come in to buy skates for her son and they spoke to her the same way they spoke to me! Kudos to the staff here. Looking forward to replacing more gear in the near future!

In town for USA Nationals, so a visit to Pure Hockey was certainly on the itinerary. Good…read moreselection, favoring Bauer gear (unfortunately excluded from our discount.) Helpful sales team, and not overly intrusive. Prices similar to other shops, although USA Hockey discount saved us money. (Who knew we needed so much tape?!?)