My friend & I skated for the first time at Buffone Rink during an adaptive skating event. It was an…read moreawesome time that allowed absolutely everyone with any disability to enjoy the joy of skating or just being on the rink having fun. I then returned another time with my friend with our Alinker walk assists. Nick the manager welcomed us to use them on the ice with these "grippers" that give you a bit of traction so we can glide our way around the rink. We had a blast! A huge thank you to Nick for allowing us to enjoy the ice like everyone else! WE WILL BE BACK!

During the winter months it is fun to come here for the public free skate. They offer skate…read morerentals as well if needed. It is $5 per person for the free skate, and if you need to rent skates it is an additional $5, so for two people $20 isn't too shabby for a nice couple hours of skating. Other people there during the free skate are usually pretty friendly, and people that know how to skate typically stay away from the boards where the first timers and beginners usually hang out. Nice friendly atmosphere, cheap, and fun. Can't really go wrong.

Roller Kingdom continues to impress! Love that they have…read morespecial daytime hours during school breaks (1-4). The DJ is on point! Keeps the crowd going with fun music to listen & skate to, along with fun races by age group. Laser tag $5 Ticket $16 Rental $3 Don't forget your frequent skater card to earn free skate after 5th stamp!

Roller Kingdom is an awesome place to roller skate/blade! I recently went with my fam, and it was…read moretwo out of three kids' first time there. It was a great environment for them both to learn how to skate! The races are cool, and when you win one you get a prize of a certificate of some sort to use at the rink. Laser tag is good, and it's fun to point the thingy at the targets and get points. You also get a piece of paper at the end with your rank and stats on it! Personally, I've been to many birthday parties there and the birthday person gets to go in this big yellow box and catch certificate prizes as they blow around in the box. The food is pretty good, and the karaoke stage is on point (pro tip: When you do a karaoke act and win, you and your group all get free icees ) Thanks for reading my review -A

I grew up going here! So many birthday parties and games of laser tag. I love that they do adult…read moreskate nights!!! I have so much fun going back and the music is always great.

Came here for a Brown Grad Student Orientation event. I have never roller skated. I have…read moreice-skated, but I find roller skating much more difficult and left within an hour. It's very out of the way from College Hill. I decided to take Lyft to and from here, which was admittedly quite inconvenient. They did play good music! Including Bruno Mars and Rose's "APT", Blink 182's "All the Small Things", and The Killers' "Mr Brightside."

My favorite place to skate around the Boston area. The Jack Kirrane ice rink is in a lovely setting…read moreas it's not only outdoors, but at the top of a hill surrounded by trees and then the rest of the Larz Anderson Park. It's a great visual experience on top of having nice ice. A plus is that aside the rink is a flat patch of rectangular ice for beginners to practice on. One thing I don't like about skating at the Reilly Rink in Cleveland Circle is that beginners flop all over the ice. You can sit at the side of Reilly and time it on your watch and not go more than five seconds without seeing someone fall on the ice and possibly cause a pile-up. Kirrane has a nice solution for it. Reilly is free and Kirrane does charge $8 for Brookline residents (as of early 2026, fees may change with inflation!!!) and $10 for non-residents. They also rent nice quality skates, both figure and hockey style, if you don't have your own. The absolute best is to come in December to early January for the afternoon public skate and watch the sun set and the sky change colors off to the west before they shut down at 4:30pm. If you're lucky there will also be some snow in the surrounding trees adding to the experience. The only negative experience I has was that the staff didn't confront some pain in the butt kids. Some kids around ages 10-12 went on the beginner ice and were skating really fast and then diving and sliding on the ice as far as they could and knocking into beginner skaters, including young children. Neither their parents nor the staff said a word to them. I was close to going hockey player and roughing some of them up to teach them a lesson. They really should crack down on this before someone really gets hurt.

Beautiful ice skating rink at Anderson Park! Spacious and crisp. There is also a kiddie rink on the…read moreside for kids to skate with crates. Hot chocolate and snacks are sold inside. We had a great time.

I mean it's a hockey rink so my expectations are pretty low but this was a notch below…read moreexpectations. The men's room smell like hitting the toilet is optional and so is cleaning them. The coffee is only slightly better than coffee I had on military bases which I was convinced was filtered through a sock. My son complained the "ice was terrible". Overall, it achieved the goal of a hockey game but don't expect more than that.

Awful place for public skating. Management is nasty & careless. The manager Denise made it obvious…read moreshe doesn't like children, the place is not kept clean, & they say one thing on their website but will constantly change the rules up on you when you show up in person. If you want to go someplace where the staff is more concerned about money than kindness to others, this is the place to go. Better luck going literally anywhere else.

This was not a one-time experience, but part of a recurring pattern I have encountered at New…read moreEngland Sports Center. During my most recent visit for figure skating, multiple front parking spaces were blocked by buses. One bus alone occupied approximately eight parking spots while the driver remained inside with the engine running. This significantly reduced access for paying skaters. When I reported this to the front office, the response was dismissive and unhelpful. I was explicitly told by staff that I "needed to park on the overhang on the hill," despite arriving with skating equipment and multiple bags. No attempt was made to assist, redirect the buses, or offer a reasonable alternative. The manner in which this was communicated was discourteous and left me feeling disregarded as a customer. Unfortunately, similar issues have occurred in the past. On a previous visit, the women's restroom was flooded, and the only accessible stall had ice-cold water. The facility frequently has an unpleasant odor, and overall cleanliness and maintenance appear to be ongoing concerns. Last year in the winter, I encountered a fall stepping out of my car in the parking lot because no maintenance was done to remove ice. Also, the ice is absolutely miserable and resurfacing not done on time, so we often don't get to skate the full 50 minutes that we pay 30 dollars for. As a figure skater - and especially being a woman that gets treated condescendingly and with absolutely zero respect, I have repeatedly felt unwelcome at this facility. Combined with poor parking management, inadequate maintenance, and consistently unprofessional interactions with staff, this creates an environment that does not meet the expectations of a major sports complex. I would expect far better organization, accessibility, and customer service. Until these issues are meaningfully addressed, I cannot recommend this facility.

Their tournaments are a joke. They all put B teams to in the C level & the A teams in the B levels.read more

During the Holiday celebration of 2025, the Providence rink hosted the Montreal based ice skating…read moregroup "Glide" in conjunction with First Works. This is a great venue for average visitors to ice-skate, but also for world class performers to show their talent. Great lighting and great music during this presentation

I celebrated my boyfriend birthday at the Graduate Hilton Hotel. We could hear the live music…read moreacross the street. We decided to check out the ice rink. The ice rink was packed with ice skaters enjoying the live DJ. I danced from the side. They also had food trucks and hot drinks for purchase.The day we left they had go- carts on the ice rink. I truly enjoyed watching the skaters. When your in Providence Rhode Island dress warm and enjoy the ice rink.

My girls love Ron A Roll. . We've had birthday parties here and they've also had skating lessons as…read morewell which were great, helped them with their stability on the skates and less falls. And with the lessons they also give you a couple free passes so you can come out and try out what you've learned. Awesome for rainy and cold days as well.

i love rollerskating here but my only problem is the fact that one of the workers colleen W maybe??…read morewent onto rock bot and was getting rid of every song my friends and I were qeueing but keeping everyone elses. I understand some of the songs we reccomended were a bit much, but it's unfair to ban artists, allow other people to play their songs and not ours, and just completly turning it off completly. You should have either turned rockbot off to begin with or allow EVERYONE the chance to play their music.