I know this place has had controversy with the LGBTQ+ community in the past. However, for the last…read moreyear a small group of friends and I have been meeting for an unofficial trans/queer skating night here every Thursday, and the staff has never been anything but friendly and respectful to us. Even the older men we see there every week have been very helpful in providing tips to our new skaters, and I like the sense of community found here. If you miss the skating rink experiences of your childhood, then I wholeheartedly recommend giving Super Skate a try!

The most important thing factoring into my score is that my kids LOVE going to Super Skate! The…read morestaff are all friendly and welcoming; the admission and skate rental costs are VERY reasonable; there is an option for food & drinks, but close enough to many other restaurants and the mall; it attracts a diverse clientele- skating is fun for everyone! Yes, the building has seen better days. And I'm sure there's a reason why most of the seating is covered in carpet...all of which are unimportant when factoring in the amount of entertainment the facility provides

i go here every other friday its alright and i wish they were open the rest of the week because it…read morewould be nice to go somewhere with my friends after school but yknow its okay but if you have a kid going make sure their location is on because sometimes there are creeps there.

Trust me I wish I could put 0 stars. When walking in right away a lingering smell of beer, cheese,…read moreand nail polish follows you. If you are unlucky enough to have the old lady with the white bob cut be prepared for her to take forever to get your 4 tickets with a credit card. When coming in you have to buy drinks from the concession stand no water bottles in a place where you are constantly SKATING AROUND, not to mention they don't except credit cards anywhere else but where you pay. The workers also love to watch you and give you dirty looks. Also if you were lucky like us the change machine will break down. When on the rink it's a lot of little children who have no problem absolutely ramming into to you because it is so over crowded. One of the workers even told a little girl to speed up as she was struggling to stay up. Overall my experience made me never want to roller skate again. NEVER.GO.HERE.

I really like going there, and wearing white, 'cause white glows in the dark. I normally go there…read moreevery year, and I ALWAYS have a good time. Also I really like that they redid the floor and new skates.

I'm Traveling Skater Guy on TikTok. this rink could be nice but it needs floor maintenance, my…read moreskate wheels got a gooey black coating on them. Don't think they ever clean the skate floor.

Came here for a hockey tournament with my son and the family. It's a relatively well managed arena…read morewith two ice surfaces and plenty of locker rooms. The majority of the public will probably come here to see a USHL hockey game, but the facility also has a wide range of other activities ranging from learn to skate, youth hockey, men's amateur hockey and open skating (some even with DJs). There are food options here, but they are almost all terrible - it's basically what you would find at a high school football or basketball game - it's nachos, re-heated burgers and hot dogs... There is a bar here, and you can drink during the Rough Riders (USHL) games. I don't think the bar is open during other events unless otherwise advertised. The locker rooms and the rest of the facility are relatively clean and in reasonable repair. The seats in the NHL rink are super comfortable if you are a spectator. The Olympic rink only has metal benches, but you can stand in the mezzanine to watch games as well. My favorite part of the rink is that one of the ice surfaces is an Olympic size ice rink, so it's wider than the standard NHL dimensions. It's fun to play on, and not something you see everyday. Overall, it's one of the nicer facilities in Iowa. Unfortunately, that is not a very high bar.

Awesome arena for watching the CR RoughRiders (or for practicing your skating routine). Games here…read morearen't to be missed; the entertainment value is worth the dirt cheap admission. Keep your eye open for promo nights and BOGO (buy one, get one nights) on tickets and/or food. Suites are available, too. Facility is nice and clean. Best $15 bucks you'll spend this fall/winter. http://www.ridertownusa.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ridertownusa

The Coral Ridge Ice Arena is a Coralville staple. It's been around since I was in elementary school…read more(1998, wowza) and I've celebrated many a birthday here. Fast forward to now, I've had the pleasure of watching my kiddos take ice skating lessons here! You really can't beat the location-- it lives just off the food court in the Coral Ridge Mall. Pricing seems to be standard (you're looking at about $10 a time with admission and skate rental). Check their website for public skate-- it's offered daily but differs day to day from mornings to afternoons to evenings. Learn to Skate is available for literally anyone-- age 3 and up, all levels! It runs you about $120 a session-- that ends up being about 8 sessions? So with the instruction you are receiving plus the skate rental and two free admissions/skate passes they throw in I feel like it's fairly priced. Learn to Skate classes are Tuesdays or Saturdays. My kiddos started white knuckling on the side and now can zoom on the ice (though there is still much room for improvement). I found the instructors to be insanely patient and kind. The staff was responsive and knowledgable. Overall, Coral Ridge Ice Arena is a great spot to celebrate a birthday, learn to skate or just people watch as you enjoy the food court.

The ice area is great for entertainment, though it could really use a facelift. We took advantage…read moreof the open ice hours on NYE from 1-4pm. There were 6 of us and about 200+ other people. I expected this, but I was shocked that there wasn't anyone in a position of authority patrolling the ice given the number of customers. No one directing the flow of skating, no one telling the slower skaters to hug the wall rather than stand in the middle of the rink. Our experience was fine, but the customer service is crappy at best. All of the little helper aids for kids who need assistance on the ice were loaned out (to some pretty big kids who obviously didn't need them), so the littlest one in our group was too unsteady to skate even with an adult helping him. We got to watch the Zamboni clean the ice, so that was fun. Around 2:30 they made an announcement asking everyone to get off the ice -- kind of a pain when the rink had just opened an hour before. Recommend because there's nothing else like it in the area. Just expect to have to navigate crowds and the fact that you make not get skates in your size.