Nice clean place. We really enjoyed it. The music was good. We're not from this area but my…read moredaughter always ask to come here when we are in town.

This was not a good roller skating experience, and I've been to a lot of different rinks. 8? 10?…read more This was the lawless rink. I've never been to a rink where they didn't have one or more staff members skating on the rink to ensure safety and enforce rules. They didn't have any staff members anywhere near the rink. And they needed them! I hope they have good insurance! (though they had us sign a waiver before entering, which is the only time I've experienced that at a rink.) It wasn't crowded on the Sunday afternoon that we went, but it was really hard to skate. One kid going the wrong way around the rink, kids and *adults* cutting across the rink instead of going in an oval. One young teen stealing the skate assist device from his younger siblings and then zig-zagging across the rink while they tried to chase him to get it back. One guy doing his dance moves across the path of traffic - dude, go in the middle or a corner! One man standing in the path of traffic doing things on his phone. And then the usual of kids cutting across. The rink also doesn't have a wall around it, which means at any moment someone might decide to cut across as they enter or exit the rink. I'm a good skater, but multiple times I had to skate off of the rink to avoid crashing into someone behaving badly. It made it so not fun. And when people fell down, there was no staff to check they were ok or help them up like at other rinks. I would have given it one star, because I really just didn't want to stay (and I often stay for multiple hours at rinks), but there were some good things. The floor was good, and the price wasn't bad. There were plenty of places to sit. Music was decent though loud. There was a separate little rink for beginner skaters. We were there for the second half of an afternoon session and there were no games or couples skate or anything, and I didn't see any way to request your favorite song. I had to try 3 times to get a decent rental skate (first time they gave me the wrong size, second time one skate had a wheel loose), and the laces were messed up still. There are rinks that are more fun.

Honestly I'm not sure I get the super low rating of Skate City. C'mon folks, who in KC didn't have…read morean elementary school skate party here back in the day? I suppose both the good and the bad about Skate City is that it hasn't changed one bit since the 90s when I would come here with my elementary school friends and request that the DJ play spice girls on repeat. Biggest difference? no DJ, just loud speakers playing hits. The music did slap though. I was here for, you guessed it, an elementary school skate party. Alas, life has come full circle. It was my daughter's first skate party and I was happy to see they had these walkers you could use if you are learning. She really took to it and had a BLAST with her friends. Now, sure, Skate City is not fancy and it could probably use a bit of a facelift. What I do appreciate though, is that it's pretty affordable and a fun way for kids to get some exercise and play. Yes, the food is very meh, and yes the restrooms could and probably should be upgraded, BUT it was overall pretty clean, just old. To me, it felt like travelling back in time and since the food cost was low I didn't mind cheap concession fare for the evening. All in all you've got to just lean into the vibe of the space to have fun, and you should have fun, it's an old school skating rink!

Came for a kid's bday party last week and boy. Woof. Reminded me of when you could still smoke in…read morethese places. Luckily they had enough ceiling fans going that you couldn't really take in the smell too much. Aside from the water stains, mold around the ventilation and about 4-5 broken games, you really got to enjoy the ambience of the day old popcorn and stained furniture. I like a retro style place, but that usually involves some level of cleanliness.

cameron was by far the most helpful and supportive employee I've met in my 15 years of living. out…read moreof this experience I recover one giant alien plush and a light up minecraft sword. I do recommend this establishment to any kid or adult searching for a rush. if you see Cameron give him a kiss.

Awesome Rink, Great staff…read more AJ does an amazing job of running this rink, whenever I visit family in the area, I am sure to stop in

Good ol' fashioned roller skating on a budget is alive & well in KCK. Those of use who grew up…read moreduring a time where the roller rink was THE social spot know the value of getting out on the rink and just having the time of your life (until you fell). Skate City WyCo offers a clean, safe environment where physical activity can meet social opportunity. Sure, it's not all fancified with the latest bells & whistles, but the floor is smooth, the entry fee is inexpensive, and the vibe is just plain fun. They offer a summer season pass for $10 that even allows you to skate at the facilities in Shawnee & OP during daytime hours. Need something for your kiddos to do in the summertime that doesn't involve gizmos or sunscreen? Yeah, it's Skate City's summer pass. They even sponsor youth roller derby, which is a total blast to watch. Levels are from the juniors to the seniors (think late high school) and the opportunity to build social skills with a little rough & tumble is worth the look! Yes, they will fall, but yes, they wear pads & helmets. A bump or bruise here & there builds character and toughness, plus anything that boosts youth involvement is absolutely a bonus. Parking is plentiful, the wi-fi is free, and the snacks are affordable. It's clean, fun, and safe and that trio alone should be enough to for you drop your kids off and get some adult time while knowing your kiddos will be OK. Many of us grew up with memories of the 'slow skate' ('Endless Love', anyone?) and dim lighting so the chance to pass those opportunities on to our kids should be an easy decision.

Pros: new rich luster hard wood skating surface has elevated the game…read more Cons: besides the floor there have been no upgrades. No womens bathroom accoutrements like purse hooks, or a mirror. They could boost ads or spotlight the themed adult nights on one of the many platforms but it's only Instagram famous I think. The staff is so bare bones t takes ten minutes to get a drink because the DJ has door duty and snack bar. I come for the floor space and DJ but really hope they will invest in an air conditioner or bathroom remodel.

The Northland's newest ice rink is at Zona Rosa this winter season. The Rink at Zona Rosa is open…read moredaily through February 2021 for public ice skating, curling, pond hockey, special events and more. Enjoy shopping from local and national retailers, an eclectic mix of restaurant options and ice skating under the lights at Zona Rosa. SKATE SESSION PASS Admission: $11 (Children 3 and Under Free) Skate Rental: $4 (or bring your own skates!) AFTER SCHOOL SESSION PASS (3PM - 5PM) Admission: $9 Skate Rental: $4 11 VISIT PASS Bring your own skates: $110 Rental skates included: $150 OPEN POND HOCKEY PASS 80 min.: $12 Hockey skate rental: $4 Hockey stick rental: $4 OPEN CURLING 60 mins. $18 per person, 4 man teams. Includes 60 mins of play plus curling gear rental INTRO TO CURLING LESSONS 90 mins. $30 per person. 30 mins with instructor and 60 mins play SKATE LESSONS (30 MIN EACH) Ice skate (4 lessons): $60 Private lesson (1): $50 Learn to play hockey (4 lessons): $60 Masks required and 6 feet social distancing. The Rink subject to all KCMO mandates, including a 50% occupancy limit and follows all local, state and national guidelines for stopping the spread of the virus. HOURS OPEN SKATE HOURS/SCHEDULE Mon - Thurs: 3pm - 8pm Fri: 3pm - 10pm Sat: 11am - 10pm Sun: 11am - 8pm POND HOCKEY (WALK ON) SCHEDULE Mon - Thurs: 8pm - 10:00 pm Sat: 8am - 10:50am Sun: 8am - 10:50am AND 8pm - 10:00pm SCHOOL BREAK HOURS Effective Mon-Fri. Dec 23 - Jan 4, Jan 15, Jan 18-19, Feb 26-28 8am - 10:50am: Pond hockey 11am - 10pm: Open skate HOLIDAY HOURS Christmas Eve, 3pm - 8pm Christmas Day, 4pm - 9pm (Pond hockey 9pm - 10:00pm) Also open on: New Year's Eve/Day, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, and President's Day SAVE & SKATE: INDIVIDUAL & GROUP DISCOUNT OFFERS Discounts are listed below and are not valid with any other offer. No matter the budget, The Rink can put together a package to benefit both you and your organization. Options include public or private parties and food packages, depending on needs. GROUP ADMISSION (Plus $4 Skate Rental Fee) 20-30 people: $1 off each admission 31-50 people: $2 off each admission 51+ call for quote BIRTHDAY PARTIES - includes skate pass + skate rental + hot chocolate + sweet treat. (Additional food/drink options are available upon request.) Up to 20 Skaters: $17 each 21-30 Skaters: $16 each 31 and Over: Call for quote Special Host: Add a Figure Skater or Hockey Player host for $50 PRIVATE PARTIES (RINK RENTAL) The Rink at Zona Rosa invites your group for an afternoon or evening of fun. Perfect for groups of all sizes, The Rink can accommodate you or your organization for family gatherings, office parties, school-related events, fundraisers, team practices, skill clinics, pond hockey, etc. Based on availability. Advanced reservations are required for group rates and private parties. To Sponsor an event Email: zonarosa@kcice.net

It was over $70 for my two daughters and I to skate, rent skates, and have two kid-balance-things…read more The ice was covered in water, and then frosted over. This made it very difficult to skate. It wasn't smooth, and if your kid falls they get soaked (then really cold). The kid behind the counter didn't know how to look up my online registration. There was nobody on staff actually out at the rink, so kids/adults/actual good skaters were going in all directions. There was no order. If you're looking for the novelty of skating outside at Christmas time, it's fine. If you want to enjoy the actual skating (and pay a fraction of the price), go to Line Creek.

This business is easily accessed from interstate 29 and there is a slopped parking lot next to the…read morebuilding. Because I am not a local, I had to look multiple times to ensure that I chose the correct entry door. I'm sure the locals just know which door to go through. Once inside, the there is a 300-400 sq. Ft. Area that is divided almost in half by a painted metal barrier. This barrier separates the people who are entering from the ones who are leaving. So that once you leave the skating area, you cannot come back. This is exactly what a rollerskating business needs. There must be a way to keep people who have left the building or at least left the skating rink from entering again without having to go through some sort of secure measures. I skated on the Friday afternoon session (1p-4p) during the summer. When I arrived, there were about six other people in the building. So I was quite excited to have basically the entire roller rink to myself. The cashier was quite friendly and very informative. I'm sure she knew I was not local because of the numerous questions that I asked about the building and skating floor. I have recently started rollerskating again. And I like to compare the characteristics of the different rinks that I visit during my travels. The Building is 10,000 sq ft. There is space for the concessions, the skate shop and skate consultations. If I subtract that area from the total, then the skate floor is probably about 9000 to 9500 sq ft. This is a total estimation. The carpet is clean with various shapes in vibrant colors. The wooden floor is painted (I think. It's either painted or it has a sturdy covering over it) white with a completely discernible center area. The center area had large 55-gallon plastic barrels spaced nicely apart. So one could really practice curving around them. There is a concrete wall, which flanks the skating floor, and only allows access to the floor at certain (two) points. This can decrease collisions and accidents by forcing people to be really careful as they enter and leave the floor. I thoroughly enjoyed my skating session.

They don't give refunds you can only reschedule once....I would never recommend a place that…read moredoesn't accommodate there customers...They just take non refundable deposits.

An interesting mix of indoor and outdoor facilities. The ice quality here was good, but not great…read more They have a small proshop, snack bar and skate rental / sharpening. We were here for a youth hockey tournament, which was fun and we'll managed. The locker rooms are run down and too small, there also seemed to be a shortage of bathrooms and showers. It was a little crowded and the metal bleachers weren't really heated. Dress warm, but plan on having a great time if you are here for a tournament.

The ice is terrible, it does not get Zimbonide. also the skates need to be sharpened more offten…read morebecuase they are so dull. Dangerous for new skaters.

To be honest the owners are super sweet, the staff there is very friendly, they play good music…read more Everybody there are very cool and make me feel like i'm at home!

I went with a couple friends, and the entire time the staff continued to harass us, one skating by…read moreus the entire time, the other that gave out skates was purposely ignoring us saying " he thought it was funny" staff is truly just untasteful. 9/6/26.