Eh. Overpriced for the uncleanliness and size of rink, compared to leading roller rinks. Kids don't…read morefeel entirely safe, stating they get weird vibes whenever we go. Hours are not entirely accommodating, but it is what it is; certain they were created measuring key factors such as historical sales data, business cycles, Economic patterns. It is what it is, AND still not worse than others attended regularly.

We were planning to visit Skateland, however their first Sunday session didn't begin until 3pm, so…read moreI decided to take my crew to Roller City's 1pm public session. They are very lax with enforcing the mask requirement, which was disturbing. Adult and children patrons, as well as staff, not wearing masks or improperly wearing masks risks everyone's safety. The Snack stand makes snacks to order, so I had to wait 15 minutes for an undercooked, doughy pretzel and a semi-decent slice of pepperoni pizza which costed me nearly $7. The upside is that there weren't a lot of people present and they didn't charge a "spectator" fee, which is something new that Skateland implemented for non-skating patrons.

Skateland is an institution. I mean that generally, as we also had a Skateland where I grew up…read more Going to Western Skateland still makes me nostalgic. I'm kind of fascinated at how many ways the building has been used. What looks like a front door isn't, and when you walk in, there is a glass partition that looks like it used to be the place to check in. The inside is totally old school, which is probably one of the coolest things about it. Anyone who grew up going here can bring their kids and probably have the same experience. They sometimes host roller derby matches and host fund raising events, I think. There is a chance that off season, if you go when there is a lighter crowd, they may not be fully staffed, which stinks if you want a bite or a fountain drink. The outside does look very tired. There are pieces of metal on the building that were signs once, and the tarp with the name and logo of the business is badly faded. The music is usually really loud, so be ready! They play some fun games during open skate, but those can also vary depending on whether or not they are fully staffed. The 4 corners game is a fun way to win a piece of candy or two. Definitely a good way to spend a few hours. The claw machines are what I call "bad claw". Beware!!

Honestly We had a fun Saturday family activity a few months ago and I learned how to skate. It was…read moremore fun than being on a depressing computer. As Carla Delvinge would say "Los Santos! Get off your phone, laptop, turn on Non Stop Pop and go skating. Outside of your depressing house to the real world!" Same.. GO HERE!!!!

This hidden gem of a sports team is just what we need to highlight in Indy. These ladies are…read moreamazing-scrapping and skating through the Fairgrounds and showing us just how strong women can be. It's a very casual atmosphere, withstands to sit in or you can choose to sit around at the Derby Circle. Beware, because you may get a little more action than you hoped for if sitting around the circle! Each bout features two teams: the Warning Belles & the Tornado Sirens. Each team jams for about 40 minutes with an intermission. There are some concessions available including Sun King beer. Most bouts revolve around a theme, like the popular Star Wars night usually held in May. This is a kid friendly and super fun atmosphere that you need to check out.

Do you think that you've seen every thing that Indy has to offer in sports? My guess is probably…read morenot. They say that Indy is the Amateur Sports Capital of the world with every thing from soccer, baseball, basketball, ultimate freebie, and even a roller derby team. The Naptown Roller Girls consist of varying levels of skill, the Tornado Sirens, the Warning Belles, and the Third Alarm, but don't let that fool you. These girls give it their all on the track. The level of skill, strategy, and teamwork that is needed for this is amazing, especially considering how fast paced the bouts can get. If your new to the sport, you shouldn't feel intimidated. The program that they provide details the objective of the sport, as well as explains how they score. During one of the bouts that I attended, prior to the first team taking the track, they had an example run on the track to explain the rules. The announcers do a good job as the bout goes on as well of explaining was goes on. They are also pretty funny and try to fill the dead time. The atmosphere of the bouts is one thing that everyone should at least experience once. The dedicated fans bring excitement to the bouts.The roller girls themselves are very friendly and are just as dedicated to their fans as the fans are to them. The bouts have tended to bounce between the Marsh Blue Ribbon Pavilion and Indiana Convention Center this past season. Ticket prices are generally cheaper if you purchase them prior to a bout; however, you can get them day of. I highly recommend seeing the Naptown Roller Girls in action, just don't go with the exceptions of seeing Whip-its and full body slamming contact. Also, make sure to get to a bout early to secure good seating.

My sons hockey team attended a Hockey Jamboree this weekend at the Hamilton Center Ice Arena. I was…read morevery impressed with the ice area. Bleacher are wooden, which isn't always so comfortable but it kept my bottom warm! The had a small ice rink for players to warm up before they take the full ice. Rink is very well maintained & plenty of bleacher space! Concession stand is nice and well maintained. Who can pass up $1 for popcorn! Bathrooms are a big things for me at an ice rink. I always feel like no matter what, the potty's are freezing! But, much to my surprise they were nice & warm! Overall, I was very impressed with the arena! They even have a "walker" type device to help new skaters (which would not be used during hockey but for open skate). I wish they had something like this closer to my home!

What a welcoming place! A cozy rink in a great town. Don't miss the annual Ice Skate Show,…read moretypically the last weekend of April.

Honestly this was a nice surprise to the middle of Carmel. The quality is very nice too since they…read morekeep things well maintained during a typical day. Noticed this when I was there as I saw someone cleaning up after people had left.

I have a friend who plays rec hockey and I wanted to come up and check it out, this is a nice…read morelocation, it appears clean and maintained! I was able to grab a seat in the stands for a bit before her family showed up, and then I moved to the lobby area, I was also hungry so I decided to get a pretzel with cheese, it hit the spot! Would come back if I had the chance!

Been years since I've made it back here but it is a clean, friendly facility and a great ice rink…read more We had a blast and they've made major upgrades since I was last here. Concession food and drinks are available.

This review is just for the park. I did not visit the ice rink. The park is very small. It has a…read morenice basketball court, a decent sized pavilion, picnic tables, benches, some pretty worn tennis courts, a playground and swings. There is a lot of free parking available here and they also have a small water park that looks ok outside of a non COVID summer day. The grounds are adequately maintained. Their is not a park for hikers, joggers, or walkers there is no trails or paths for that here. It is too small. However there is a path that goes right pass the front of the park. I guess if you just wanted to get out and just walk around the park, you could do it. Who needs a path anyway? This is a nice small park and is free to spend some time and entertain the little ones.

This place has looked the exact same inside and out since I was 8. The only change is you have to…read morepay for lockers lol (which like...doesn't make sense since it looks how it does). I love this place because of the memories but it could use a renovation and more space. Either way I'll be there from time to time.

My work place had rented Skateland out like they do every year so that the scholars can go skating…read more This year was different due to there being water coming on the skate floor so they had to put cones in that area so no one would go over there and fall. The customer service was great. Despite us having a very large group. The food and drinks were reasonably priced and it was delicious. I had got an icee and a slice of pizza. The atmosphere of the facility was okay especially since they kept us entertained.

This skating rink may not be well known to many like myself who moved to the area. It's a Gem! We…read morehave now been multiple times. We also now rent it out for the kids for their birthdays parties if they request to do so. The staff at this skating rink are awesome. They are pleasant to talk with and help for parties. This is a great location to free skate during the week or weekends with Inline skates or rent their roller skates if you don't own a pair. If you choose to host a party or get together of any sort they are a great and fun location for all ages. They have different options and pricing depending on what your looking for. I forgot to take pictures but they also have some arcade games also, and seating if your hungry and just need a break for a snack and drink. Decent size rink - I do however with they had a bigger parking area for the country folks with big SUVs and trucks when you come as groups :)...... But really no issues or complaints.

I fell and the floor guard did not help me up!!! And I think I broke something and u can't go fastread more