Skateland

I love these place so much good
Memories with my family. I wish
they could bring down there
food prices. But besides that
Great place to bring the kids.

The moment I walked in, I was brought back to my childhood! I had a blast. And the nachos & shaved ice! I loved it, and I didn’t even skate! Hopefully next time. I’ll definitely be back; the new management is really making the place look nice, and I’m excited to see how they keep improving on this local treasure.

This place sure brings back memories! Elementary school skating parties; high school dates… And this place still retains that old school charm! It’s been reopened by new owners in 2015, and you should really check out the «currently not recommended reviews,» for the most up to date info! The older reviews reflect the previous owners, and do not truly tell the story of Skateland today.
Entry fee of $ 5 gets you one pair of regular skates; inline skates are $ 2 more. There’s a concession stand with typical junk food. They play all kinds of fun music, and they’ll clear the floor for silly skating games that everybody loves! The place looks old, although they are updating paint, etc, and you’ll find bathrooms and lockers nice and clean.
Also watch out for Roller Derby events at this facility! Now THAT’s old school fun!
They are available for private parties several nights per week, so you can bring your LGBT group, or church or club out for a night of fun. I highly recommend it!

Wow, I hadn’t been here in a while, I thought it would be good to bring the family to a place I enjoyed so much as a child. The staff was super friendly, it was clean, and the music was great! You gotta check out the new and improved skateland!!!

Skateland is like a 2 and a half star-​er. The food is like movie prices, HIGH! But the kids love it of course. The skates are old clunky and smelly. Same old skate groups/​skate games-​All Skate, Couples, Girl Race, Boy Race, Chicken Dance or Cha Cha song. Not too pricey to get in. Been here many times in the past and it hasn’t changed much. The ceiling is almost non existent, it’s pretty bad; the kids had fun but still, this place needs some help.

I took my kids yesterday, I was a little worried because I hadn’t been there in years and I didn’t think it had been well maintained back when I was a child and going there.
It is definitely old, but much to my surprise, it was very clean! The restrooms were again, OLD, but clean! My kids had tons of fun; the staff was nice and polite, even when my two year old ran into the middle of the rink!
I would like to see a better cooling system there! It was about 102 outside and probably hotter in the building. This place definitely needs a new AC unit!

Skate Land isn’t what it was 20 years ago. But I do have some very fond memories here from my childhood. And tonight for the first time in many years I got the chance to go back to my childhood stomping grounds.
Don’t come expecting to find some hip moden place. It won’t happen. But if you want to skate, this is the place. There’s nothing like the green carpeting on the wall; or the old ticket booth. However, all that may be part of Skate Land’s charm.
The music is decent and very new pop. I wish they played more classics though. And their skating format doesn’t seem to have changed at all (I.e. couples only, all girls, all boys).
If you go, rent skates, go old school and ditch the rollerblades. You’ll be thrilled at the throw back to easier days. And by all means, take the kids. Show them what it feels like to have some real skates and real fun.
No outside food or drinks are allowed in so bare that in mind when you pay the cheap entrance/​skate rental fee. For a 20 oz soda and nachos I paid $ 4.50. A drink refill was .75. And you can go through a lot of drinks while skating.
Overall, all these years later, still a great place to be and even better for creating those childhood memories for your kids.