Legit!! I'm…read morepreparing for an awesome birthday event and this place is perfect. $15 for admission and $5 to rent skates. Small food court, video game area, and large skate floor. Fun!!

We don't make it here super often, but every time we do, it's a great experience. The staff is…read morealways friendly and the overall vibe is just fun and easygoing. I really appreciate how the rink is set up. The center is clearly marked off, which helps keep people practicing doing middle work from drifting into the main traffic flow. It makes the whole floor feel more organized and safer for everyone. The rink itself feels like it's on the larger side, so there's plenty of room to skate without feeling cramped. Adult nights are especially fun. They lean more into electro and dance music, which keeps the energy up. Pricing is reasonable, and I love seeing how they give back to the community. The last time I was there, they were collecting food donations for a local pantry, which says a lot about the kind of business they are. There's also a back room with video games and a smaller practice space that's separate from the main floor, which is a huge plus if you want to work on something. Around the rink, there's plenty of seating for breaks, with storage cubbies underneath, which is super convenient. Overall, it's a really solid rink with a great atmosphere and a strong sense of community. Definitely worth checking out, especially for adult night.

This place is a blast to the 1980s past. Chatting with the two moms I went with who grew up in the…read morearea- that statement is literal as apparently it hasn't changed at all in the last 40 years (arguably the carpet- but nothing else) Highly recommend for a good time with kids and friends. Do expect an extraordinary long line to get in and an equally long line of you need to rent skates. Luckily I tricked my kids into thinking sports from the olden days like skating is a hoot so we own our own skates, otherwise we would have lost a chunk of our skating time. The bonus of bringing your own skates? You get plenty of skate time without a crowd! They are all in line impatiently waiting to rent skates.

Me and my friend ordered two large 20oz root beer floats for $11 total. My float was mostly foam…read moreand looked like it was only about 12oz. My friend root beer was full to the top. Don't get food here. They should give the actual amount of oz that shown on the menu.

This Skate City location is a bit of a trek for us, but it's absolutely worth it for the adult…read morenights. Saturday nights at the Westminster Skate City is something I always look forward to. They do a great job creating a space where you can just skate, unwind, and have fun. I also appreciate that this company offers different adult nights across their locations. It makes it easy for me to skate multiple times a week without it getting repetitive. The regulars here are always friendly, which makes a big difference. It's a welcoming environment, and I consistently have a great time every time I come. I haven't run into the same issue with gum on the floor at this location. The rink floor has been in better shape overall in my experience. Just like with the other locations, the staff and management are friendly. Overall, I really enjoy this place and always look forward to coming back.

Place hosted a great birthday party. The pizza was great, the price was affordable, and the kids…read morehad a blast.

We went for adult night and I hadn't skated in YEARS. They let me try on different sizes and even…read moreswitch from quads to roller blades. The staff is super friendly. I didn't order anything from the concession stand. I was surprised to see they didn't sell any kind of liquor, not even beer. From what I remember of other skate places in other states they serve beer or draft. Maybe it is a good thing they don't sell it though.

Went here for a themed night and it was so fun! Cute spot with fun colorful lights and adult only…read moreskate options. A little crowded with the kids so I wonder if the adult only night is a better option for date nights. They have food and dippin dots!!! $8 to skate and $5 rentals is a good time! Parking can be tough so get there a little early if you can.

This was a fun little outing in downtown Denver, right off the 16th street mall. The string lights…read moreand decorations (which aren't super visible in my photo) make this a very cute rink. A group of six of us went on a Sunday afternoon, and it was crowded, but we didn't have to wait long to get our skates. The way it works is that the ice skating rink is free, but you have to pay to rent skates. If you own your own skates, then, the experience is completely free! To rent skates, you wait outside in front of a little booth and get a wrist and then go to the window next to that one and say which size you'd like. Despite the rink being crowded, the wait for skates was very short. Service was friendly and efficient. The skates weren't the highest quality, and they use ski boot like buckles rather than laces, but I can't complain given the convenience and price. The ice rink gets smoothed over/cleaned using a Zamboni every so often, and when that happens, you can stand by fire pit stands (I'm not sure what they're called?) or sit on the benches right outside the rink. We stayed for about an hour and a half to two hours and had a good time. This is a great activity for families and friends alike!

Very small but quaint rink! brought my granddaughters one of which takes ice skating lessons and…read morethe other is a newbie, they both had a great time.....rink was not overrun by people, so they were able to enjoy themselves. I loved that it's outdoors and centrally located....Parking was the issue, but worth the walk.

Saw my nephew play hockey here yesterday. It was clean and seemed like a nice facility. I was glad…read morethere was a warmer spectator section upstairs and that there was an elevator. I was surprised that they sold beer and wine at concessions- what a treat!

My godson has been wanting to go ice skating and I was around at this arenas inception so I brought…read morehim here. The employees are helpful and courteous. Thank god they have a warm seating area that is upstairs from the main entrance so I can do my thing while he did his of course watching him enjoy hisself as well. The only thing he didn't like was that they only had had buckets to help beginners stay upright instead of stands. The price is reasonable for just the right amount of time. It's also enjoyable to watch hockey players on the other rink as well.

Came here on Xmas eve. It was cold! But we were prepared;). You go into the little building in…read morefront rent your skates or buy skate passes(you can of course bring your own skates). It wasn't too crowded and it was very beautiful there with all the Christmas lights. It's a small area but seriously how much area do you need unless you're a professional.

If Norman Rockwell and Hallmark teamed up to design a winter wonderland, The Pond would be their…read morelove child. Twinkling lights, cheerful music, families laughing--it's the kind of place where you half expect Santa to stroll by sipping hot cocoa. The people are wonderful, the setup is magical, and the vibe screams "holiday postcard." And then... there are the skates. These skates aren't just bad. They're a medieval torture device disguised as footwear. I'm convinced Satan himself forged them in the fiery depths of hell, cackling as he added dull blades and ankle-crushing plastic shells. * The boots: Imagine strapping your feet into rigid plastic buckets, lined with inserts so worn they might as well be tissue paper. * The blades: Calling them "blades" is generous. They're more like butter knives that haven't seen a sharpener since the Bush administration. * The experience: I made it a quarter loop before realizing my ankles were auditioning for a horror movie. Every attempt to recover from a slip sent pain shooting in all directions. By the time I reached a bench, I was ready to gnaw through my own shins just to escape. Getting the skates off was its own Olympic event. I tugged, pulled, and prayed, but those boots clung to my feet like a demon possession. * Atmosphere: 10/10 (Hallmark perfection) * People: 10/10 (Friendly, festive, full of cheer) * Skates: -666/10 (Spawn of Beelzebub) If you want holiday magic, The Pond delivers. If you want functioning ankles, bring your own skates--or prepare to sacrifice your soul to the rental counter.

Great staff! Fun place, open space. Tables, games room, bathroom, snack counter. Birthday party's…read more My girls loved it! They are 9

Wagon Wheel is unlike any other rink I've been to. There's something so unique about it that almost…read morefeels campy. Sure, many rinks do feel like a blast from the past, but something about Wagon Wheel is just special. First of all, it's the only wood rink in the Denver+ area... so, if you're an avid wood floor skater, this is the spot for you. What I really enjoy about Wagon Wheel is they accept song requests which is very unheard of at most rinks! So, everyone gets a chance to hear a song they absolutely groove with. I love that! There's a snack bar and vending machine available, cubbies for belongings, and a mini arcade! The only thing I'm not completely in love with is the bathroom. :) shower curtains, tile floors, and small spaces. Otherwise, I love this blast from the past and can't wait to go back to live in some more of that nostalgic goodness!