No structure kind of a free for all But the kids have fun…read more And not on their phone. Lol

This place brings back memories of when roller skating was the thing. Adults and kids can have fun…read morewith wheels. Looks like any wheels go as they have bikes, scooters, roller skates/blades to use. The price is fair $8 to be on the floor. I just wish they had more hours, but I guess they probably don't get a lot of business. The couple who run it are really helpful and friendly. An update I'll mention is to call 1st before you go to make sure they are open. As far as I know it's Friday 7-10, Saturday is only for strictly parties, Sunday's during the school year maybe open, but owner said call 1st.

Skate city is over all a fun time place for kids, adults, families, and large groups…read more The facility is nice (a little old, but that honestly adds to the "roller rink vibe"). It has a play zone for the little kids, some arcade games that you can play to win tickets, a snack shop, and the rink. It also has lots of seating for spectators. Skating was fun, and I love all the different special skates and games, but after making 3 song requests, we realized that they do not take requests. They also played the Big Guy song by Ice Spice, which was just annoying. Also there was this 14 year old boy and his girlfriend getting very physical. It was very uncomfortable for us, and even though the employees saw it, they said nothing. We ended up needing to go over to them and tell them to break it up. Ive been coming here since I was a little kid, and never experienced something quite like this. But, over all I would recommend Skate City for families and anyone who likes to skate or play arcade games, especially because admission is so affordable.

Have a vacation home in Hayward and try to make a trip here every visit. Roller skating is so much…read morefun!! Nice clean place with great service.

Nice entry lobby area. Its not uncommon, but the lack of parking for tournaments is frustrating.read more

This place is still great after 35 years. They used to bump Gloria Estefan and UB40 when I…read morepractically grew up at this place.

I remember when I worked there when I was younger. It was known as skate America and moulton. A lot…read morehas changed. I can't believe that after paying for entry, rentals, renting the handles for young kids learning to skate, food and games that they make you pay for wrist bands to play in the play place. Im here right now and they just kicked out all the kids from the play place. It is completely empty now. we paid to enter we paid to play. weather is the rink, the arcade or the play place. We definitely will be going somewhere else next tim.

Recently went to this ice rink for a morning hockey tournament for my nephew. The stands to watch…read morethe players are great but chilly so make sure to bring blankets, hot hands, etc. The bathroom was clean and toasty/warm. The concession stand was good, we ordered a couple of items from there including drinks and nachos. To get away from the chilly temps, we liked the above (2nd floor) lookout.

You can tell that the locals put TLC into this arena, and those special touches raise this…read moreotherwise pedestrian arena into the notable group. The basics: single indoor ice sheet, seating on one side, heated lobby, locker rooms, bonus outdoor second sheet of ice with "indoor" boards just steps out back. Several things make this arena notable. *the outside is green, which you quickly forget once inside (see point 2 below), so when you arrive here for the first time look for the "Green Monster" arena building. *Great painting of team colors all over the place in orange and black for their Tigers. *outside rink outback with real hockey boards and glass. No stands, just stand in the snow. *Small heated lobby with some booth seating and occasion concessions. *indoor second level "suite" area is a small space upstairs above lobby with seating, classic photos and paintings all behind the glass overlooking one corner of the arena. This space is cozy. *the score box is an elevated secure space perched above the penalty boxes and I've been inside... it's heated and awesome. *I was told the main seating area is rather cold (yes even for an ice arena) and the above heaters may not have been on during our game. *one mystery for my next visit is the far corner of the arena. This area looks like it was walled off for storage or lockers. And then someone said, let's make a deck on top of that. This looks like a fun place to watch a game, the second level area has deck fence up there, but I didn't see a way up there and suppose that was intentional to keep people like me out. *One final thing I enjoy was they drive the zamboni half a block away and dump out the scrapped ice in a nearby park. Seriously, how often do you see a zamboni driving down the street past a bunch of parked cars?

What a great community ice rink. We were here for a hockey tournament and really enjoyed our…read moreexperience. The staff was friendly, helpful and the arena was clean. I really liked the ice surface, it was fast and well maintained. Detliev was really nice and I enjoyed talking to him. Even with COVID the rink was as accommodating as they could be. They have an indoor sheet, an outdoor sheet, and plenty of locker rooms. The sight lines are great as fans, though it is a bit chilly in there. The rink has wifi, but not live barn (yet). So if you want to stream the game you might want to ask the rink before your next tournament. Plenty of parking, especially out back. We would gladly play here again.

Workers are very nice just will not go over the top for you if you are not being the most kind to…read morethem,which is understandable. Well ran and great environment.