Nice rink with variety of music. Kid friendly. Didn't like that they wouldn't adjust the wheels on…read morethe skates for my 4 year old son. There was either so tight that the kid walks with skates on or just regular. Very frustrating as I grew up skating and I remember the employee adjusting the wheels to help as the skater learned. We still had lots of fun! Would definitely go back

There skating floor was wet and didn't do shit about it and they never do speed skating on busy…read morenights even though people would more likely want to do speed skating on busy nights we because they can't get around people

Booked a birthday party for my 6 year old. I wasn't explained over the phone what is included-…read moreprice, time, decorations, set up, etc. I put a down payment down to reserve the day and time. They called me a few weeks later to ask if I could switch from 12-4 to 6-9pm. I told them no since it was a child's birthday party. They confirmed 12-4 would still work. We arrived the day of the party and they did not have our reservation. I had to find my receipt to prove my reservation. They ran my credit card for the remaining balance and THEN informed me that it would be an additional $7 for every adult that wanted to enter. This was never told to me until right then and there. Paying for every adult to enter would have cost another $100 or so. This wasn't even for adults to skate- just to accompany their children into the party. Even if they didn't want to skate, it was still $7. We asked for a refund and it was refused. I had to put 1/2 down to reserve my party, but it was never reserved. So I'm not sure what that money was used for since it wasn't to hold a spot. Maybe with all the money they are making they should use some of it to out back into the business. Place looks and smells disgusting. Buyer beware. Read the website. Don't just go off the information you are told when booking the party over the phone.

1st time coming love the Sunday night adult session, grown and sexy, good music, good food. They…read morejust need more adult sessions, When i step in the building I felt like i was in ATL NBS.

A definite throwback and a really good one. We stopped in on a recent Sunday session (1-4 pm)…read more Entrance fee is $10 per person and comes with free skate rentals. Cash only with an ATM on site. The wooden rink floor is quite large and well taken care for. A bevy of games interspersed throughout the day make it fun for all. Solid sound and lighting system. Standard rink food for those that need a bite to eat. A lot of birthday parties being hosted so expect a lot of smaller skaters on the floor. They do have a dress code (no short shorts, tank tops, exposed midriffs, etc so keep that in mind as you suit up for your rollerskating adventure.

I've loved this place for years. I've had both my kids' birthdays there, and that went great…read more Recently though, my daughter enjoys going skating just for fun (and it's great exercise!!) I wasn't aware of the dress code though. I wore a sleeveless shirt because I knew I was going to get hot. They offered a free tshirt to wear to cover up my shoulders. Wore it for most of the time but it just got too darn hot. They stopped me and told me to put on a shirt or leave. Threatened to call the sheriff's office to force me to leave, but there was really no need because I was too offended at the apparent accusation of dressing like a ho. I was not dressed provocatively... just no sleeves. I left early, with all 4 kids I brought and I'm not coming back until the dress code loosens up a little. It says IN GOD WE TRUST on their sign in front. Based, and I'm Christan too. Jesus told me that showing my shoulders is not inappropriate in a family-friendly setting. They lost my business.

I am updating my previous review. I did enjoy going to Skate on Grand/Bella's Bouncies Roller Rink…read morein the winter when it wasn't crowded. However, I later found the rink to be unsafe, understaffed and poorly managed. On Friday nights it can get crowded. There aren't enough staff or referees to manage the rink floor. People will loiter anywhere on the rink floor blocking the entrance and exit ways. Kids will sit on the floor with their legs sticking out for anyone to trip over. Teenagers loiter all over and mainly in the corning sitting area on the rink floor then all get up at once blocking all oncoming skaters. Kids skate the wrong way on the rink. If there is enough staff they will try to enforce the rules but the kids often ignore them. Or they will follow the direction once then go back to doing what they shouldn't be doing. I've found items on the rink floor that people can trip over such as large screws, candy, jewelry, and plastic containers of mints. The are usually no referees skating around looking out for these hazards. Unlike other rinks I've been to where kids with skate mates or people who would like to practice their tricks are directed to stay in the middle of the rink, there are young skaters at this rink who have no concept of rink etiquette and will speed by doing tricks around the rink not caring who is in the way and knock anyone down. I was knocked down and out one evening and didn't know what hit me. I was skating then the next second I was on my back passed out. Later that evening another person was knocked out and badly injured I'm guessing by the same young skater doing his tricks on the floor with no concern for others. Noticing some of these hazards earlier while skating there I had written to Skate on Grand/Bella's Bouncies with some suggestions before these accidents happened. I hope they will take some action to make this rink a safe and enjoyable place to skate again. It was really nice skating with the kids and families when it wasn't an unruly, madhouse full of middle schoolers who have care or concept of anyone else besides themselves. This rink is on the small side and should have a lower limited capacity instead of just letting as many people in as possible. However, the young people who work there I'm sure don't have any way of knowing or enforcing that.

I went there for a field trip, and my experience was horrible. it was almost dark. they had music…read morethat was barely hearable . The staff were nice though. The arcade games kept getting stuck. Never coming back here again.

Drinks were good and quick, even though they were busy. Great to be able to stop in, warm up and…read morehead back out for a little more skiing.

Hot Dog Mountain is back baby!! Grand Geneva's terrain park is making a serious comeback. The jumps…read moreare insane and the rails are ridiculous. They might have the most rails in Southern WI. They've been making a ton of snow and creating some fantastic features every week. The black diamond is really a black diamond. I'd love to see some of the features become permanent like the giant jump on "A". Thanks for all your hard work! Let's shred the gnar!!!!

Nothing brings local hockey together like a good barn. What do I mean?…read more The epitome of the hometown version of the best sport in the world is the house its played. This rink has a great fusion of both old and modern aesthetics. The lobby feels new and welcoming , with Komets merch and history, a snazzy snack shop, and entertainment for the kiddos. They even have barstools with the logos and colors of NHL Teams. When you step into the rink itself, it's like a whole different facility. They've done well to maintain the structure, but it doesn't take long to see that the place has been around awhile. The locker rooms are small, but manageable and decently clean. And lets not forget about the spectators. They have heaters placed over the stands to keep warm, as it does tend to get cold. My favorite part about this rink is the unique "shooting corner" as I've always called it. The far corner near the scoreboard (opposite the Zamboni garage) is made available for puck shooting and the like. I've had numerous record games back there while my dad is on the ice for mens league. I am glad this place continues to thrive and provide a place for some good ol' Hockey. The Adult League (KAHC) is well organized and is very competitive. Kenosha Ice, I salute thee!

Nice little barn…read more One sheet. Concessions are sparse, but affordable. Those are the goods. The Komet's program seems decent. Impressive goalie skills and decent transition presence. The bads... There's ceiling heaters on the home side stands, but none for the visitors. That's pretty low-class. Disappointed at the officiating here. Missed calls on both sides... though we were the guests and we tied the game 5-5 after coming from behind. Small lobby, but nice little section in the back with children's books.

Great ice arena in West Dundee. Three rinks. Plenty of parking. There is also a snack shop and Bar…read moreand Grill inside the arena. Only suggestion..bring a blanket as the metal bleacher seats are cold !

COVID has been a little tricky for hockey, but Canlan is killing it with their protocols…read more We've been at the arena for about five years and even through it's ownership change, they continue to surprise us with the level of attention and courtesy they provide. Coach Dennis is doing a great job of keeping our families up-to-date with options and we were super excited to see Coach John and Coach Vince back on the ice! If you're looking for coaches who remember your kids names and individualize their progress and assessment... this is the place. From a cost standpoint, this club is a little more expensive than some in neighboring towns, but the facilities and coaches are worth the added expense. For those concerned about COVID protocol, all the coaches wear masks on the ice and there is no player contact for the squirt and mite skill sessions. Right now, there's no in-house league, which is understandable, but sad. We hope that there will be progress toward that end in the future. I highly recommend this arena, especially for your youngsters just starting out.

This was about a 45 minute drive from home, down some side streets at the end of a run-down strip…read moremall. I guess roller rinks are really dying. Plenty of parking though at this place. We attended a party, 12 long tables and a lot of sparkly deco. For kids it's great. Soft drinks, DJ, some food.

Just For Fun Roller Rink is for sure a fun time!…read more I really enjoyed coming here to roller skate (or attempt to), the rink for skating is a pretty decent size. Some Wednesdays they have discount pricing - it was $6 to skate, and $4 for rental of skates. All of the employees I encountered were very friendly, there is some quick service food/candy items and a mini arcade inside as well. The whole place looks like it's straight out of the 80's (which is a good and bad thing I guess), it could definitely use some remodeling inside. But other than that, it's a really fun time if you're into roller skating.

Nice sized barn, but only one sheet. The bleachers provide more seats than most of the rinks in the…read morearea. Ice quality is decent here, based on my son's experience. The temp is right and the Zamboni doesn't leave puddles. It's a great place for a game, but unsure about the programs out of this arena.

I'd like to start off by saying I've grown up playing out of this rink and its sister location down…read morethe road. I've spent countless hours at both skating, playing and watching hockey games. While the other rink has a bit more nostalgia, I still have fond memories here too. It's not what it once was, but it still gets the job done for the basics of an ice rink. There is plenty of space all around, whether its the lobby, stands or locker rooms. It is sad that the Jerry's Pro Shop is no longer (thanks COVID), as well as the arcade that once existed in the first room to the left when you enter. I cannot speak on any of the specific programs (i.e. Renegades) since its been over a decade since I last played, though I've been few times here and there for public skates. Pricing for that seems reasonable, though I've had my own blades to use. The only negatives I could mention is that the Men's restroom is in a bit of disrepair, and that's why this review is down a star. Otherwise, it's still the same I as I remember. It's also a shame that they don't seem to have tournaments a lot, since they certainly have the space. Happy skating!