Went on a date during open ice time. Clean facility, wasn't too crowded and the ice was perfect! We…read morehad a blast!

So many great rinks in metro Detroit...this one is at the bottom of the list. Poorly organized…read more Screw up scheduling often. Dirty. Rude staff. Luckily we have lots of choices. Avoid this rink.

This place is a dump! Bathrooms were disgusting, trash overflowing. We were there for a baseball…read moretournament. They had 4 people sitting in the office and only 1 person running concessions. Concessions was open for about a half hour then they closed the kitchen. A half hour later they completely closed concessions.

My grandson Nico plays there with his team! Great place to be! Easy travel access for me!read more

I purchased a 64 Impala from dirt burner even though they're only open certain days because of…read morerelocating to a better facility they still do business online and have open days till the public during their transition but they're very willing to work with you I spoke to a nice gentleman named ed and I recommend doing business with any day any place anytime and once again thank you for the great service oh and the guy threw in a special edit edition he did not tell me that it was a candy and Chrome and surprise me upon delivery I thought it was going to be a regular lowrider but it was a special edition and he did not even up charge the price gave it to me for a great price great people over there recommend any day

The Dirt Burner's facility is a nice quaint facility. My wife likes going here and the fact they…read moretreat her respectfully as a customer.

I'm really surprised by the bad reviews. I love this rink! Unless you're at a figure-skating only…read morerink, they all have a bit of an odor that I attribute to hockey gear. The most important detail for a skater, the ice sheet, is amazing! Despite being a hockey rink, the ice isn't too brittle, the surface is well maintained and very smooth. The facility itself is a reasonably comfortable temperature, and there is plenty of space to warm up in the lobby. Highly recommend--it's my favorite in the area.

The rink looked somewhat dirtyb ithout clean it up over the place.. I find it interesting for all…read morepeople who grr up from thta area was something different not like before... This place need to change and get rid of stinky odor!

Best place for slot car drag racing! I loved racing my car with my friends on the road course and…read morethe drag track was also fun. Very nice place can't wait to go there again!

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My experience at the Michigan School of Psychology was disappointing. The environment often felt…read moreone‑sided and uncomfortable for anyone who didn't match the dominant viewpoint. Outdated "white privilege" videos and a required privilege walk were treated as unquestionable truth instead of opportunities for real discussion. One instructor consistently created an environment where white students were treated more harshly than others. Several white students, including myself, experienced condescending remarks, biased assumptions, and grading patterns that felt punitive rather than educational. I personally witnessed multiple white students being failed or pushed out of the program under this instructor, while students of other backgrounds were not held to the same standard. This pattern raised serious concerns about fairness, professionalism, and the school's commitment to equal treatment. Many of the students behaved more like freshmen than graduate students, and at times the atmosphere felt like being back in high school. As a white woman, I often felt dismissed or talked down to, which affected how I was treated in group settings. One instructor also delivered strong messages about oppression while living a very comfortable lifestyle, which made the content feel more performative than genuine. This kind of contradiction contributes to why the program feels like a revolving door in 2026 with open conversation to be discouraged unless you repeat the approved narrative. I do want to acknowledge that one older Black male instructor was excellent. He was fair, respectful, and created a space where everyone could participate without judgment. He was a true bright spot in the program. Political comments targeting conservatives, Republicans, MAGA supporters, ICE, and law‑and‑order viewpoints were common, and students with different perspectives didn't feel safe speaking up. A psychology program should promote neutrality and psychological safety, but that was not my experience here. My recommendation from one vet to another do not go here if you are a veteran.

I knew someone who went to this school. At first he could not stop talking about how the school was…read morea great place to learn. Than he ran into some financial difficulties and that's when it all fell apart for him. It was like they just left him to figure things out on his own. He planned to continue working at his internship and save money to complete his dissertation, but was wrongly accused and convicted of a crime he did not commit. Its a shame because he was already helping so many people. http://www.gofundme.com/youcansaveahero

Had the pleasure of visiting the USA Hockey Arena for the first time to attend the final match of…read morethe 2019 World Junior Summer Showcase hockey tournament between the United States and Canada. My first impression was very positive because parking was super easy in the adjoining on-site lot that is plenty large enough for the size of the 3,504 seat hockey facility. It is an intimate venue as far as hockey arenas go, and it is absolutely perfect for what it is. There is a great pro shop with all kinds of authentic USA Hockey gear at all ranges of prices, I'd also say that they provide ample restroom facilities, and a decent sized vending station (though, if I had to throw any shade on an otherwise top-notch spectator-friendly facility, I would have to admit that the standard arena fare served up is decent, but certainly uninspired--yet, I had no expectation of enjoying a top-notch burger once inside an amateur team arena, so all's good here). The sight lines throughout the arena are generally unobstructed (with the exception, perhaps, of the end glass behind the goaltenders where there seemed to be more than the usual number of puck marks that blurred some of the ability to get a clean photo of the on-ice action). But the atmosphere is great and it should be--basically a facility dedicated to cheering on our men and women suiting up in the red, white and blue. Go USA!

I love the drive in here! It is so much fun to watch a double feature under the stars in your cozy…read morecar. My husband and I make it a few times every season. My only complaint is that it is usually all family friendly movies or one bad kid movie with one we actually want to see. I like kiddie fare but it would be nice to have a quality double feature that did not include one cartoon type movie or kid clunker. At any rate still a blast and optimal for cuddling and bringing your own collection of snacks.

Poor student help. Financial aid does not answer phones, emails, the chat bot is horrible, advising…read morecenter only accessible on Wednesday's and that's IF you're lucky. Very, very limited on courses available to students. Poorly ran college altogether. They create more issues for students and are an obstacle to higher education rather than supportive.

Started taking a class here this semester. The campus is big with lots of green space (reminds me…read moreof Highland Lakes which is closing soon). The buildings I've been to are a little dated but is still perfectly fine. The classrooms are have up-to-date equipment. The building I use has a few student lounges and vending machines. I heard there is an old trail around campus, and I hope to find that.