The employees and their environment are very welcoming and amazing me and all my friends have been…read moreskating at Skateland West for going on over a year that's where me and all my friends met and the Dj is very friendly and just the overall crowded energy is a place you wanna be at every weekend.

Kids loved it! It was my grandchildren 1st time skating 8 & 11 years old.. Been trying to call &…read moreGoogle to see if the Rink is going to be open tomorrow, Tuesday, March 10, 2026! My grandchildren are on Spring Break! But we live in Devine, TX. & School is out this Week 03/09/26 till 03/13/26.. Ty

Amazing place to let your kids go be kids. Highly recommend the Big Deal. 5 hours of almost all…read moreentertainment (excluding arcade) for $31. I couldn't give them my money fast enough for that deal. Oh and get the large pizza. It's really fresh and not too doughy. The kids will gobble it up when they work up their appetite. Friendly staff and the environment was clean. Love that there is security too. Worth it if you and your family is looking for family fun indoor.

I loved this place omgggg I can't wait to bring my kiddos back. I can't believe I never knew about…read morethis place!

Nice rink, came in for a public skate. clean and well maintained facility. Wasn't overcrowdedread more

Price: $16 public at certain times and last Saturday was…read morecrowded but always worth it here. From 7 wi 9:30 I think. We had to come here after a rip off experience at the rock La Cantera with glice. This place is huge. They have a store, and fast food area, first aid, lockers for $5 rent. There's are bleachers and central heated wait room by the bleachers if you get cold. Restrooms are ok. Huge ice rink. Got to watch real ice hockey practice before they opened for oublic. And they smoothen before the public's ice skating which was very cool. Music was cool. I'd recommended this place more than other ice ski rink tbh. More than worth your money and high valued location to ice skate.

I had a really great experience at this skating rink! The atmosphere is fun, welcoming, and a great…read moreplace to come with family and friends. What really stood out to me, though, was the customer service. Lisa Zamora went above and beyond to make sure everyone felt welcomed and taken care of. She was friendly, helpful, patient, and genuinely cared about making sure people had a good experience. You can tell she puts a lot of heart into what she does, and that makes a big difference. It's not every day you come across someone who treats customers like actual people instead of just another customer. Lisa definitely made my experience even better, and I really appreciate the way she represents the skating rink.

My son's joint birthday party on May 30, 2026 was fun for the kids, and that's almost entirely…read morethanks to our party host, Aidan. He was engaging, helpful, and kept the energy up throughout the night. The food was good, the skating was fun, and the boys had a blast. However, there are serious management issues at this rink that potential customers need to know about. First, we were double charged. I paid a $200 deposit online, then paid the remaining balance of $422.18 at the rink on the night of the party, May 30th. An hour later, I received an email charging me another $395.38. The rink told me they switched credit card vendors but their system is still processing charges through the old vendor -- meaning your card information is being charged twice. When I went back on May 31st to complain about being double charged, I was told to dispute it with my bank -- meaning I'm out the money for ten business days while my bank sorts it out, because the skating rink isn't issuing a simple refund. It was only during that conversation that I was asked if I had received my skate passes -- which I had not. This is unacceptable, especially for families who might not have that cushion. Do not book with a credit card online until you confirm this is fixed. Second, the party package advertised glow bracelets and necklaces for every child. We didn't receive them, and as compensation we were offered free extra pitchers of soda instead. Fortunately we brought our own glow accessories for the kids, but other families might not come prepared. That's not acceptable when you're spending over $600. Third, the party package lists skate mates at $10.00 -- but what they don't tell you is that's $10 per hour. For a 3-hour party, that's $30 per skate mate per person. If you have kids or family members who can't skate and need one, this adds up fast and is not clearly disclosed. The listing is misleading. Finally, our party host Aidan was working alone on a Saturday night as the party host, DJ, game coordinator, and server. He managed so much on his own that night -- the fact that anything slipped through the cracks is entirely a management failure, not his. Aidan deserves a raise. If you book here, go in with eyes open about the billing issues and missing items. Aidan will take care of you -- management won't.

I really believe that this place doesn't like its customers. My child loves skating so we come here…read moremaybe once a year because of this place's setup. You'll walk in and a worker would see you standing there with zero acknowledgment. It's the same with the snack bar. The music played catered to one or two people instead of the entire crowd. Also, charging to lock up belongings is so nickel and dime-ish.

One of the most frustrating birthday party experiences I've had…read more We booked a birthday party at Skateland East and spent a substantial amount of money on the kids. This wasn't a case of people trying to avoid buying food or drinks from the venue. The adults in our group stopped for coffee on the way because several of us have dietary restrictions and don't consume the sugary drinks typically found at concession stands. Before bringing the coffees inside, someone in our party specifically asked an employee if it would be okay, and we were told it wasn't a problem since we had booked a party and were spending money there. The birthday cake was also accepted by the staff and placed in their refrigerator. Then the shift changed. A manager came over and completely reversed everything we had already been told. Suddenly the coffees weren't allowed, and we were informed we couldn't have the birthday cake unless we spent an additional $60. The issue wasn't the money... it was the complete lack of consistency and the dismissive, confrontational attitude. A simple conversation or an acknowledgment that another employee had approved it would have gone a long way. Instead, the interaction felt like a power trip rather than an attempt to provide good customer service. The rest of the experience only reinforced that impression. The entire facility feels stuck decades in the past. The concession stand is cash only. The arcade games are coin operated. Even the lockers require cash. This isn't about being cheap--it's about convenience. In 2026, most families don't carry cash or rolls of quarters to a birthday party. If processing fees are the concern, build them into the prices or offer a discounted cash price. Requiring cash for nearly everything is simply outdated. To make matters worse, the concession stand offers virtually no diet or sugar-free beverage options while strictly enforcing a no outside food or drink policy. If guests aren't allowed to bring in alternatives, there should at least be reasonable options available for people with dietary restrictions. The rink also only offers traditional roller skates. If you were hoping to rollerblade, that isn't an option. One of the strangest aspects of the facility is the restroom layout. The sinks are located outside the restroom area and around the corner from the toilets. I watched numerous children leave the restroom and head straight back to skating without washing their hands because the sinks weren't part of the natural exit path. It's an odd design that doesn't encourage basic hygiene. The "No Outside Food or Drinks" policy is also posted behind heavily tinted glass near the entrance, making it easy to overlook. What should have been a fun birthday celebration turned into an experience we'll remember for all the wrong reasons. Because of the way this situation was handled, not because of the cost, our family of seven and our friends' family of six have decided we won't be returning. We'll also be sharing our experiences through our own reviews. Losing thirteen customers... and the birthday parties, concessions, and future visits that come with them... over an avoidable customer service interaction is unfortunate, but that's the decision the manager's attitude ultimately led us to make.

Honestly loved this skate rink! It's so cute the way it's decorated. The two ladies working were…read morealso super nice. My only two complaints would be the outdated speaker kept going in & out, and I paid $5 for a large water. Water is the only drink you get free refills on. Other than ghat, admission is cheap so you can't really complain about the price of the drinks. We should all start skating more like back in the day!!

Went for a kids birthday party (not private.) I don't know if she was the owner or manager, but as…read moresoon as I walked in to buy a ticket the woman had a bad attitude. When I went to get my skates, I saw her yelling at someone else. She seemed to be arguing or picking fights with several different people through out the night. The parent who was hosting the party told me that same woman told her they weren't allowed to bring in cupcakes and cake, but she allowed the other party happening to have them. They also told the parent hosting they refunded her $100 and needed to charge her again, but there was no refund and when confronted they backed down very quickly. It seemed as though the pricing to get in was inconsistent as well. I was charged $15 to get in, while another parent was charged $20. It would've been a nice experience had the owner/manager not acted the way she did. I don't know if it was a bad day for her, but I think overall I wouldn't recommend.

I appreciate any form of entertainment that in a serious way doesn't take itself seriously. And in…read morea roundabout way basks in its own campiness. I must admit I'm a latecomer to the whole roller derby sport(It is a sport by the way). My point of reference has always been the Raquel Welch film, " Kansas City Bombers" of yesterday. The perception by it that the roller girl is eye candy first and athlete thereafter is how most of us (mainly men)have been informed. But entertainment changes with the mores of any given generation. So now the fingerless gloves, decorated helmets, kneepads, skates that spit fire, the catchy as hell names: "Meri-Death", "Violet Protest" "Sock er' Mom" take on a much bigger significance. Girl Power is in full bloom here. And these ladies kick a$$ then take names. Which makes it all the more powerful. When a derby girl falls to the floor, you feel its impact. A quick overview of what to expect: There is parking away from the sports complex. Which means you will be walking in the dark after the event. I suggest you pay the $5 fee to park closer. It's also cheaper to buy tickets online. In addition they host events to promote their games at various local breweries; a perfect opportunity to buy tickets on the cheap. Otherwise it's $13 bucks at the door, well worth the price. As for seating you can choose any spot on a bleacher. The only thing is that the two periods stretch and after awhile you will feel it on your bum. As an ACRG newbie I didn't quite know what to expect. I also wondered why some people weren't sitting up front. Big Mistake. At any given moment a derby girl might fly right into your lap, leaving me at the edge of my seat the whole time. Girls zip by you. Smashing. Crashing. Colliding. Elbowing. Punctuated by more physical contact. Make no bones about it these ladies are ready to risk certain injury to entertain but above all to win. If in reading this you do not know what the object of the game is don't worry neither do I. By the second half you will understand it better. And as you see derby girls dashing through lanes there is a "heart" peeking out, a sense of community. For example I saw a girl with her mom in a makeshift derby outfit. I could sense that she was fan-girling throughout the game. At half time they made her an honorary team member, handing her a specially created shirt. You can tell it made her night. When she becomes a derby girl I'm sure she'll remember that gesture. The Alamo City Roller Girls is campy, good fun. The elbows are delivered with a "Kapow!" And the crowd does a mini wave as a jammer parts a moshpit of skaters. If you're looking for an experience somewhere between a Joan Jett's concert and a Texas Death Match this will be for you. Just mind your nachos if you choose to sit up front.

*BIG APPLAUSE* Jamie promised and she delivered - as well as the rest of the Alamo City Roller…read moreGirls!!!! You guys more than definitely deserved the win and I'm happy to say that I was there to see it happen. The crowd was revved, the music was loud and the game was great! For those of you not familiar with roller derby or have only watched on tv, I encourage you to make it a point to come to a LIVE game. Especially where the ACRG is concerned - they rock!

A cute spot to go ice skating outside and enjoy the lights plus the beautiful H‑E‑B Christmas tree!…read moreIt's 14$ dollars per person including skate rentals. Family friendly but not the biggest rink!

I don't know what happened to this place because the pictures have looked fantastic from past year…read more We went this week and it is the worst ice rink I have EVER seen. Beyond overcrowded and the ice is in despicable shape. No bag storage so you're constantly tripping over shoes and people's stuff. Rotting stage-deck all over the place and the layout makes it so the entrance, exit, seating, and line all end up in the same overcrowded place. This business should be shut down.

Pouring Events catered my daughter's wedding at the Gardens at West Green and we and all our guests…read morewere very happy with the food & service! My daughter requested a fully vegan menu with a gluten free option and Kevin was so helpful & thoughtful in planning our menu! The vegan lasagna was delicious (even the non vegans agreed) as was the fettuccine Alfredo, garlic bread, bruschetta, and Caesar salad. The Gluten free fettuccine was a hit for the "gluten free girlies", and the vegan, gluten free cheesecake bites were the bomb! I highly recommend hiring Kevin & his crew! They are the best! (I will update the review with photos when our photographer gets them back to us)

Kevin and his team were fantastic to work with! So accommodating and they really helped me in a…read morepinch when trying to get a company holiday party together quickly and still keep it classy. The food was excellent. Ollie was a wonderful bartender and so courteous to all of our guests. Ginger was on the spot at keeping all of the food replenished and presented beautifully for everyone. I definitely recommend Pouring Events and will be using them in the future for our company and personal events! Joanie B.