Went with some friends for the Friday night skate session. It was overall a really fun time, but…read morethe music selection was a bit hit or miss and kept sounding like they were having audio issues. Also think they might have been only playing Christian music for the entire first hour, not sure if that was intentional or not, but definitely kept the energy lower than would've liked, besides "Awesome God" of course.

This is your typical community ice rink. You are deep in Penguins territory so an ice rink is de…read morerigeur. In any case, the amenities are somewhat minimal. No snack bar so bring your own or put money in the vending machines. During a recent tournament, a food truck was parked outside.

It had been forever since I had been in a roller skating rink. Memories came flooding back, both…read moregood and bad. All the while on the way here, I contemplated if I would partake in skating. I decided not to tempt the fates, especially since the last time I roller skated, I crack my one bone from my knee to my ankle...yeah, wasn't going down that route again. Like most skating rinks in this area the building looks a bit unassuming. In fact it looks like either an industrial building or an oversized garage. I think it's a bit confusing at this area as well since they have self-storage units for rent as well. Inside, instantly taken back to the 90s. You have to be buzzed into the place, but only after you either purchase an entrance, or are there for a party. A little extra safety precaution that doesn't allow for anyone in that shouldn't be there. The rink is your typical setup, right in the middle of the floor with a walkway around it for the most part. There is a party room, an arcade, a concession stand, and the place where you get your skates/trade in arcade tickets to get your prize. The party room is not all that great. When you book a party you are given a section of the room and you will share it with at least one other group, and it can be up to four other groups sharing the room with you. A missed opportunity here is the blocked connection to the arcade. As for the food, I did not try it. It looked like premade everything, thrown together pizza. Speaking of the arcade, it was where I spent most of my time with my nephew and niece. Typical arcade games that you can earn tickets through. Skeeball, basketball, skill games, etc. Those seem to be provided my Slinky Action Zone, at least that is what the slip says when you trade them in. Overall, great experience, but odd hours.

Love this place, my kids go there often and have a great time every time there are, friendly and…read morehelpful staff!

Edited in 2018: I just saw this again and decided to set at 5 stars even though I still miss having…read moreA/C. Adjusted that part below too. Highly recommended! Do be sure to being cash. If you bring your own skates, make sure they're not road-used; they're trying to protect their nice floor. Though I really love it here, be aware that they have heat but no A/C. Plan accordingly for the weather and dress lightly on warm days. Although I still miss the convenience of having a skating rink right there in Rockville on Gude Drive from years ago... Honestly, Starland is better in so many ways. Music is varied and they mix some classics in with newer, even on kids nights. The staff are always so nice and gave us great advice and service for my husband's skates, giving them their first ever wheel change in 25 years. (And believe me, he quad skates a lot!)

The place is wonderful, it's great when some things stay the same and skatng here is like going…read moreback in time. Friendly staff, plenty of parking, convenient location and an inexpensive night out. Get ready to do the limbo, and listen to some of your favorite tunes. Great for the whole family or for just the kids to have a fun place to spend their weekend nights. My parents met in a roller rink, I have roller skated my entire life and we are blessed to still have roller skating venues like this to carry on the tradition.

Great little ice rink. The community has worked hard with the owners to get this place running for…read morethe season. Highly recommend for an outdoor ice skating experience. Note that the rink is very small, perhaps ¼ of the size of a large, indoor hockey rink, but a great place for families, first experiences or just to get outside on a beautiful day to slide across the ice. It is completely covered by a pavilion overhead and on two sides, so somewhat protected from weather. Bring your own skates or rent a pair of theirs. Located in Grantsville, near the library, right of I-68 and old Rt 40/National Pike.

They don't specify on their website whether or not you can stay until 8 to actually skate. Got here…read morea 4:30 nobody told me they closed at 5 for the next session, and wouldn't let us come back for the next session for the money I had already spent. I feel robbed, I live 45 minutes away, paid for 30 minutes and a bad attitude. Not coming back. I'll pay 50 dollars a person to go somewhere else before I ever go back there.

With how many parties they book for the weekend is a total safety issue couldn't go anywhere…read morewithout bumping into people I got tired of apologizing it should be them apologizing at this point for having too many parties along with other customers trying to have a fun time everywhere you went it was a problem and all of the restrooms were closed

Nice clean family fun! Staff was great!!!! They were really very helpfull!!!!!!!! Was excellent…read moreplace for a family day out.