We had a really fun time. I do wish the roller rink was larger…read more But good music and a good DJ.

Definitely love the aesthetic of this skating ring! To the music, appearance of this place, and the…read moreskating rink itself, someone who hasn't skated a lot this is perfect! Definitely a good find!:)

I go here every month or so with my friends, and it is so fun! The arcade has air hockey and claw…read moremachines, and on the rink they accept requests!(songs)

Thursday Adult Skate Night used to be a whole vibe and thee place to be. Unfortunately they…read morelowered the age from 21 years old to 18 years old and man, did it change the vibe. Over the years I got used to seeing familiar faces every week and would look forward to seeing them and skating with them but that all changed when they lowered the age. It went from being around grown adults and a adult vibe, to basically skating with a bunch of kids. Nothing weeds out grown adults more faster than lowering the age to 18 lol, so apparently plenty others feel this way. I guess that was the plan along, to change the vibe... Such a bummer

We attended a birthday party here. The kids had a lot of fun. It was the first time skating and we…read moredid rent one of the pvc pipe skate helper/walker things. It gave the kids a lot more confidence in their skating abilities (despite still falling a lot, everything they let go and tried on their own.) Despite falling a lot, they kept trying because there were so many other kids there trying and falling too. They had a beginner skating rink at the end. There were a lot of big kids back there working on tricks or just goofing off, but the younger kids still had plenty of space to practice in the smaller rink instead of being in the main rink. They did glow lights for a little bit, maybe 30 mins, and the kids liked that a lot. We were there for maybe 2 hours, with a mini pizza break. There were not many workers there, so adults or skaters had to police their own chaos on the rinks. The workers alternated between the skate rental booth, the concessions, and the walker rental/prizes area. As the afternoon wore on and it became more crowded, it did get a lot more chaotic and somewhat dangerous for the younger skaters, which is why I have the lower rating. For what it was, it is still worth the visit id you have never been. If you have younger kids, I would suggest coming in earlier. As the afternoon wore on I to the evening, it was a lot more crowded overall and a lot busier with teens and adults. The concessions were fine. Having a birthday party here was also just ok - there was no dedicated party host despite the host asking for one for their party and the kids kind of scattered everywhere. It did give everyone a chance w to hang out and play together or apart. Whichever they wished. There was an all call to come back to the tables for food and cake, so that was nice. It was a good way to get a bunch of kids to try something new, though, so that was a lot of fun. I felt bad, as a parent, needing to rent a walker for my kids and then it going to the tab of the parents. There was not a way to pay for it on my end, unless the worker was misinformed. We would be back to try it some more.

I attended my niece's birthday party at your facility as a guest, and I feel compelled to express…read morehow disappointing the experience was. The individual assigned as our party host appeared to be extremely young--so young that it was genuinely concerning. Their behavior was rude, dismissive, and entirely unprofessional. Whether this was due to understaffing or lack of proper training, it reflected very poorly on the facility as a whole. My sister spent several hundred dollars for her daughter's birthday celebration, expecting a well-organized and positive experience. Instead, our party was overseen by someone who did not seem mature or qualified enough to be responsible for hosting children's events, let alone interacting with paying customers. Having what appeared to be a literal child working as the party host is not only unprofessional, but it significantly took away from what should have been a special and enjoyable day. This is not the level of service that should accompany the prices you charge. I hope this feedback is taken seriously, as better staffing, training, and professionalism are clearly needed.

Roller rinks are a rare find these days, especially nostalgic ones with that 80's aesthetic carpet…read moreto linoleum floor transitions that haven't added the full bar scene and other entertainment factors that allow them to up the price through the roof and to be honest take out the whole family fun atmosphere. The facility is clean and well maintained for being 70 years old as of 2025. Rentals are kept clean and they have both quads and inline options. My kids definitely enjoy not only the skate races but also the sock races. The music is a good mix of old and new. We attended on a Friday during spring break with their Friday Home School Session; skating from 10-4PM (skates included) for $10 bucks. It's a steal even if you are only there a couple hours. They have some food options that are pretty inexpensive compared to today's going rates. Foutain drink is $2 (small) $2.50 (regular). Can't give many details on other food as we just grabbed drinks. Parking is plentiful. Definitely enjoyed our experience (and will return)

Great place it may seem small from the outside, but it's HUGE. The skate floor was clean and their…read morerentals were very clean. The food was good, and They had fountain drinks ranging from small-large. They had very clean tables to eat on, and had a Dipping dots vending machine.

Skate Champions was a great experience! The place is really nice, clean, and the prices are very…read morereasonable--especially the $5 Tuesdays The food was decently priced too, which was a nice bonus. There aren't a ton of extra activities, but honestly... you're there to skate! The rental skates were in great shape, which made the experience even better. I'm 35 and took my daughter, and I ended up having an absolute blast myself. They also had plenty of screens showing the game for anyone who wanted to hang out without skating. Overall, we had a great time--thanks, Skate Champions!

I mean, it's the only one of its kind in the area from what I can tell. There's literally 1 kiddo…read moreworking the concession stand on school skate nights and the line is never less than a dozen people for 2 hours straight. I like that soda refills are only a buck. My man gripe is the cell reception sucks here so it'd be nice to have some WiFi which is not the case. So you're essentially riding blind. But I guess that's good? Focus on social interaction and not your phone. $12 entry fee now instead and of $10 last year. And also there's no discount for bringing your own skates.

AMAZING!!! We went to a church service here and had so much fun! We dident think it would be good…read moreat first but it WAS!

Very fun! They had trainers for kids and food,also can rent a party there they had a basketball…read moregame playing and they had like mini game modes every 30 minutes recommend going there!

We had a great time except when the older kids started rough housing on the rink and I had to take…read moremy daughter off for an awhile. Management never said anything to them. They just let them take over the rink.

Up 'til today, we have only visited Pearwood Skate in Pearland. Our oldest child had a school field…read moretrip to this rink recently so we decided to give it a try today and wow! We had such a great time. Price was $8 to skate, $4 for skate rentals. Not terrible. I was pleasantly surprised that they offered both roller skates AND roller blades! Bonus, they seem somewhat "newer." ???? I personally thought they looked "cool"... they were black and orange. Haha. There were lots of tables for sitting and taking a break. The rink got CROWDED during our visit. Not going to lie, having little inexperienced tot skaters out there with experienced skaters was DANGEROUS. Kids would literally just turn and skate across the rink, go in the wrong direction, fall and lay there like a dead animal, etc. etc. My friend nearly ran over a kid's fingers who fell in front of us. The music was good but too loud for us. In hindsight, I wonder if they would have bumped it down a touch if we asked. When we left, our ears were ringing for the next 30 min or so. The rink felt pretty smooth and well maintained. I noticed a few dips in certain spots but overall nice. Rink seemed a tad small to me... but I am more used to ice rink size. Maybe this roller rink is normal size but it felt small. Kids liked playing the games: red light/green light and the number game. One of my kids won a game and got to spin a prize wheel and won a free admission! Awesome! We got a "large" pizza for $10. The term "large" is kind of a joke. It was pretty small and thin. Kids all ate it, one kid said it was "good", the other said it was "ok". Pitchers of soda were $10, pitcher of WATER was $5. That's a rip off!!! Icees were $4. (I'd rather stop at Bucees on the way home and get one for .89) I think there were 2 birthday parties going on during our visit. Saw a brochure where parties started at $15pp up to a mega package for $650. There are some arcade games here too. Not sure how much those cost to play. Workers all seemed really friendly. Wish there was someone out on the rink correcting dangerous skaters. Overall, we had a BLAST. I probably skated more than my kids. We WILL be back!!