About
Come on a weekday afternoon and this is a quiet room you can wear a child out in cheaply; come on a Saturday evening and it is a different room. The rink is the best thing in the building, with reviewers singling out a smooth surface and the walker rentals that keep a beginner upright, and there are inflatables and bumper cars besides.
Maintenance is the problem, and it is a pattern rather than a bad day. Six separate visitors across a year and a half report the same two things: a good share of the arcade cabinets dead, and the bumper cars either out of service or running only in reverse. Two more, arriving on a hot day, found it hotter inside than out. The smell off the skate rentals comes up often enough to expect it.
It suits about ten and under. A parent who brought teenagers says they were finished within forty minutes, and a grandparent's verdict, that you get a lot for very little here, is the fairest summary of the trade. Treat the short glowing entries carefully: several were posted within minutes of one another, and one of them openly discourages other customers from leaving critical ones.
Café on siteAges 2–10Hosts parties · per listingsSensory hours · Not yet verified
People typically spend 2 hours here
Admission
from venue website, Aug 2026
Adult Admission is FREE. Child admission varies by day: Monday-Thursday $8.99, Friday-Sunday $9.99. Jump & Skate for ages 2+ is $14.99.
Birthday Parties
The Sunday-to-Friday special repays a second look before you book it. It costs a great deal less, and its inclusions list names exactly one thing: two pitchers of juice or soda. The standard package is the one that arrives with the pizzas, the skate hire and the run of the inflatables. Cheap is genuinely cheap here, so just check which of the two you are buying.
$285 package
Private room included
from venue website, Sep 2026
Per-person and package pricing shown as the venue quotes it.
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