There's only two handicap parking spaces on the side of the building and not van accessible. Not…read moreADA friendly at all. No elevators to get upstairs. There's no ramp to get onto the metal bleachers. The step onto the first set of bleachers is about 12+ inches high! A wheelchair would not be able to wheel by the bleachers as it's already tough to walk by in a single file line. If you're in a wheelchair, you're stuck watching from the glass right by the entrance and you're going to have to be tall or you won't see anything. It's September and this rink is extremely freezing. I can only imagine how cold it must be in winter months. Pro shop isn't open. Bathrooms are gross with no ADA accommodations. I hope I don't have to return to this rink ever again.

Solid single sheet ice rink. While the facility has aged a bit, the volunteers run a tight ship and…read morecoming here for a competition was nice and easy. Plenty of parking and well organized, they went without a hitch, though with only a single sheet, practice ice is very early. At least four changing rooms for hockey or use. Public ice is $12 for adults/12 and under, $5 for seniors, and $5 for a walker.

It seems like the whole city is under construction 24/7. Roads are incredibly congested and filled…read morewith potholes. New apartment buildings are going up all over downtown further contributing to congestion. Many of these buildings are unsafe as builders rush and cut corners to accommodate section 8 subsidized housing units required by the City. The public schools are failing as their are controlled by a BOE that is politically motivated by Democrats to dumb down the curriculum so that "everyone" passes. As a result, standardized test scores have seen a steep decline in the past 10 years according to data made available by the NYT, compared to similar districts in the state. I know that people from out of state may be curious about a move to Stamford. I encourage them to explore other towns and cities in CT. It's just not what the Mayor chalks it up to be. The taxes are high, the political system is sketchy and traffic is horrendous.

Terry Conner's is the best rink in this area. Ice is the best I've seen. Everyone we worked with…read moreand met there were helpful and nice. Lisa and Ken, especially took really good care of us, and our son's birthday party was a huge hit because of them. Highly recommend holding parties here.

Great place to come and watch/play hockey. My friends Bf played night games here frequently and it…read morewas such a cool place to hang out. They have a cafe/bar that overlooks both rinks and the food is great! I ordered some Mozzerlla sticks (as I'm a mozz food-fanatic) and they were delicious! Great place, great people, lots of fun!

10/2/2020 - During covid... multiple person (siblings) families viewing hockey games. No spectators…read moreallowed in rink so the bar area is filled with people clustered together. Not fun. Can't even get a beer. Outside people are clustered at the door, tailgaiting in parking lot which is too small and cramped with various SUVs. Can't wait till this game is over.

Visited this location twice this weekend for semifinal and final games in hockey tournament. You…read morestand rinkside or on a balcony at one end. Seating limited to above rink on one end or in the restaurant. I was satisfied as I did not mind standing.

$18 for 4 old chicken wings and broken up fries. sorry to have to leave the negative review but…read morejust want to do right for the people.

What an awesome rink. Since I am the Manager if my son's team I have went out of my to find games…read moreat interesting rinks. This place is a gem, nothing better than playing Hockey in the great outdoors. The rink was cozy and the scenery around this rink was just as beautiful. If you don't like the call, they had a nice viewing section upstairs. They also had a wood burning fireplace downstairs. Despite losing with our short roster team, we had a blast and every kid enjoy the experience.

My God! I never seen a more nicer rink. I felt as if I was playing Hockey on a pond in Alberta…read moreCanada. It was cold and our team was out number. As the game worn on the conditions on the ice were bad. We lost but I had a few good rushes up the ice. A great rink and for those who don't like the cold they had a nice wood burning fireplace.

Best Hockey Shop in CT | the NY Westchester / Metro. From Learn to Skate to Stanley Cup Champions -…read morethey do it all. And it is all because of Jamie and his people. Knowledgeable, caring, and respectful; have never been a shop like it.

Typical hockey shop. Loaded with hockey equipment. Tight space. Two levels. Employees are very…read morehelpful and knowledgeable. Good selection for players, limited on goalie selection. Hockey is expensive to begin with. Their prices are comparable. Good parking. Restaurant next door. Has hockey rink inside.

This is a great deal for Greenwich residents. The admission for free skate is a little more than…read moreyou would want for adults, but great for seniors and kids. Rental fees are cheap which is helpful. The best deal are the classes for the kids. As a Greenwich resident, the cost is very reasonable me and less for each extra enrollment. All in all, it is a no frills rink, but just what you want and need in a community rink. The staff is decent, but a little slow on the draw sometimes. I would recommend for any resident interested in a skating experience and little judgement.

Unfortunately, we had a terrible experience here. The ice skates were extremely uncomfortable,…read moremaking it impossible for me or my two children to skate. When we brought this up, all we received was a simple "sorry," which was very disappointing.

Growing up, we had a lake that froze over right by our house, and we would skate all winter long. I…read moreloved being outdoors and figure skating or trying to play hockey as a kid. This rink brings me back to my childhood. It's, of course, outdoors, and super cheap with a Groupon (under $20 total, for two, with a Groupon). That price also includes the skate rental, which are readily available in all sizes. At the rink, they have music playing, and people of all ages on the ice. Although, the times I've visited, I've mainly seen younger teenagers and kids on the ice. About an hour into free skate, if the weather is warm, the rink can get a little soft and icy, but that's what you expect with an outdoor rink. The rink can get crowded at times and a lot of people tend to gather on towards the one entrance/exit. The inside ticket area offers no refreshments, vending machines or even water fountain, so come prepared and hydrated. They do have lockers, but you pay every time you open them (quarters only), so plan accordingly. Parking is easy and people are coming and going all fay, so even on the Sunday before Christmas, I was easily able to find a spot. The staff here seems to be mainly high school students, who are attentive and very friendly. Overall, a great way to spend some time outdoors in the winter.

Omg what a beautiful day this turn out to be , family friendly staff are always welcome and happy…read morewe are a part of this skating world ! My family had so much fun falling , laughing and just going in circles was so much fun ! I have to thank this environment for having such great service! Please go and enjoy your day here , while it lasts ! I know for sure we'll be back . Hot chocolate and pretzels at indoor concession stop !

Simple ice rink, one sheet of ice (upstairs has a locked off portion with ice panels but no ice, I…read morethink it's an off-ice hockey or goalie training area but all taped up so can't see inside). Small tourneys, learn-to-skate, public ice, etc. Friendly local Westchester Ice Club. Relatively warm, too. Locker rooms, bathrooms on the older side, but a lot of folks with fond memories of skating and learning how to skate here. They also hold a lot of summer clinics - see posters in the lobby and around the rink.

My 6 year old has been taking weekly lessons here since September - and I cannot speak highly…read moreenough about this facility. The staff - headed up by director Haley Ruotolo - is exceptional, and have taught my son how to skate. Haley is responsive, lovely, flexible and accommodating. And the "Learn to Skate" program takes absolute beginners - even the most fearful - and teaches them to skate. And have fun doing it! Class size is kept to a very reasonable limit, and the staff to child ratio is fantastic. We also participated in the vacation "mini-camps", which were a great way to stay active over school breaks, and were a really good value too. Can't recommend this place enough!