Roller Skate City

So fun!!! I got to see the new year cont down it was the most fun I ever had

Fun family time! Good music — some snack bar items — just ok. Friendly staff — safe, clean and well-​lit parking lot.

When my niece comes to town we try to find different, but fun things to do. Roller Skate City fit the bill. We came here during the family skate time on a Saturday morning. I was instantly flashbacked to 5^th grade (1980’s). Everything was the same. The clothes, the mullets, the carpets, the music and the games (hokey pokey, limbo, reverse skate, races, etc). My 5 year-​old was hesitant at first and held dads hand, then transitioned to a pvc pipe stabilizer. By the end of the 2 hour session she was skating alone! My 3 year old was not interested and after one spill she hung back on the carpeted area and convinced me to let her play arcade games.
Later I took my 3 year old and her friend to the Thursday morning Pixie class. She had a pretty good time during the open skate time. Once they started games, she was done. There were about 20 kiddos on the rink having a great time though! The staff was nice and even brought her a snack during snack time.
Overall we had a good time here. It’s pretty inexpensive and a fun way to spend time with the family! They offer a bunch of specialty nights (Christian music, teen, etc) and private party events. Kids earn a free t-​shirt when they fill up a lunch card too.

For a little more than $ 100 the birthday kid gets a free month of skating, rentals etc!

I was pretty disappointed in the «Frozen» themed skate this past Saturday. Parents were supposed to skate free, but somehow my husband and I still payed $ 22 for us and our two kids to get in and skate.
Also, the ONLY «Frozen» part of the morning was waiting in a long line to get a photo with two people dressed up in Halloween costumes as Elsa and Olaf, and playing «Let it Go» once.
This just ended up feeling like a cheap way to pack the place out with people by taking advantage of the popularity of Frozen. This also resulted in not enough skates for the kids– both of mine had to be in sizes that were way too big for them (I do appreciate that the workers were friendly).
If you wanted to put on a «Frozen» event, how about playing more of the songs from the soundtrack? There are so many to pick from! How about a few Frozen decorations, or having the characters skate on the rink? I think Roller Skate City could have gained a lot of new customers if they had tried to carry out this event with excellence. Instead, we just left feeling cheated.

I went on a Sunday evening for a small Unilocal gathering and it definitely brought out my inner 90s child. I used to go a lot back in the Roller King days, and honestly, not much has changed!
On Sundays (as of October 2014) they do Family Night from 6−8PM and every paying skater also gets a slice of pizza. So there were little kids galore and it was hugely entertaining to watch them struggle on their kiddie skates. But I wasn’t doing much better! Every couple of songs, the DJ would interject and have the skaters do some sort of challenge, like skating backwards. Also hazardous.
From 8−10PM on Sundays, they do Adult night, so it’s 18+ only. The crowd significantly slimmed down and the serious skaters came out! I honestly felt more on-​par with the kids!
Overall, it was a good experience. I think this place would be a really fun date night, if only to «break the ice» (and possibly your wrist) and be a little silly together. The snack bar was stocked with all the usual suspects and sweets, and there is also a small arcade if you need a rest from the rink. There are lockers to put your belongings, but they’re 50 cents each and only accept quarters. They do have a change machine conveniently located to help you «I never carry cash let alone change!» people.
The facility itself is a bit outdated, like I said, not much has changed since about 1996. But that’s part of its charm. The staff is mostly teenagers but they were helpful enough. I spoke with one of the managers about group discounts and he was very professional and welcoming.
If you have kids, this is a great place. If you’re anti-​children but still want to get your skate on, go for adult night.

Went to a birthday party and my kids had a blast. The place definitely needs to be renovated. The carpets are old and look really dirty and found a dead roach on our way to the restroom. Wish they had better food too. But overall a fun place and will be back with the kiddos.

Roller Skate City has great service and great potential.
I took my 8 year old here because he loves to come and skate, he has been here several times with school and youth groups but this was my first time at a roller rink since the mid 90s.
Not a single thing had changed. The service here is good and the price for a fun night with the kids is nearly unmatched. the DJ was talented on the tables and the skates and they had all the classic impromptu contests. (Speed Skate, Backwards only… etc).
The reason for three stars is the facility. Parking is fairly sketchy, the lot itself could use an upgrade and maybe some expansion. The inside is in need of some overhaul and cleanup. The snack bar seems thrown together piecemeal, and looks dirty. Most of the carpet needs replacing and the rails, walls, and overall interior could use some cleaning.
Like I said before, there is a lot of potential here and a need for remodeling but I will probably return. I can’t say I would if there were other roller rinks though, but this is the only one around.

I took my students for a field rip to Roller Skate City. The staff were very nice and friendly to the children and adults. The music was fun and everyone had a great time. However, the business is incredibly dated and very dirty. There was only one soap dispenser that worked in the bathroom, and it quickly ran out of soap. The bathroom stalls didn’t lock and that is an issue when you have children as your main customers.

Go here to skate with the young, cool kids. If you can skate backwards you’re in the club.
Just watch out for that old dude with the 80’s outfit and all the fancy moves.

My kickball league rented this out for a social. So much fun. Took me back to my youth in my one horse town where we frequented our roller arena. HOWEVER, be aware they DO NOT RENT ROLLERBLADES. They only have roller skates and take it from me, going to the bar first and then trying to roller skate for the first time ever is not the greatest idea ever! Still fun, go play.