Skatetown Ice Arena, Folsom, CA - Reviews, Ratings, Tips and Why You Should Go – Wanderlog (2024)

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Phone

(916) 783-8550

Hours

SuSunday: Closed

MoMonday: 3:00 PM–5:00 PM

TuTuesday: 3:00 PM–5:00 PM

WeWednesday: 3:00 PM–5:00 PM

ThThursday: 3:00 PM–5:00 PM

FrFriday: 7:00 PM–9:00 PM

SaSaturday: 7:00 PM–9:00 PM

1009 Orlando Ave, Roseville, CA 95661, USA

Tuesday: 3–5PM

SuMoTuWeThFrSaShow times

SuSunday: Closed

MoMonday: 3:00 PM–5:00 PM

TuTuesday: 3:00 PM–5:00 PM

WeWednesday: 3:00 PM–5:00 PM

ThThursday: 3:00 PM–5:00 PM

FrFriday: 7:00 PM–9:00 PM

SaSaturday: 7:00 PM–9:00 PM

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About

Skatetown Ice Arena, located in Roseville, CA, is a top-notch ice arena offering various activities for both spectators and participants. The facility provides open skating sessions, lessons for hockey and figure skating, as well as space for practice. Additionally, it hosts birthday parties, hockey leagues, synchronized skating teams, broomball, curling, school field trips, and summer camps.

Why you should go

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  1. Experience a variety of activities including public skating sessions, hockey lessons & leagues, synchronized skating teams
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  3. Enjoy watching professional players or graceful ice skaters perform on perfectly groomed ice arenas
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  5. Participate in birthday parties or school field trips at a premier state-of-the-art ice arena

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Really cool place! Lots of activities and great food!

Do not get food at this location. I'm well aware that food is overpriced on places like this, and that is not the issue. They are incapable of warming food to an appropriate temperature for consumption. Three times I was given a burrito that was still cold in the middle. Another customer was given the same. We had to heat the food up in a microwave on our own. Bring your own food.

I do like this rink in general. It is cute, clean and very well maintained. My complaint is regarding the heater on the away team side of the rink 1. It is clearly stated on the meter that a 25c (quarter) should last for 10 minutes. The heater lasts 7.5 minutes. Clearly management is trying to save money in the away teams! Don't make me call weights and measures on you!

Really cool place! Lots of activities and great food!

Do not get food at this location. I'm well aware that food is overpriced on places like this, and that is not the issue. They are incapable of warming food to an appropriate temperature for consumption. Three times I was given a burrito that was still cold in the middle. Another customer was given the same. We had to heat the food up in a microwave on our own. Bring your own food.

I do like this rink in general. It is cute, clean and very well maintained. My complaint is regarding the heater on the away team side of the rink 1. It is clearly stated on the meter that a 25c (quarter) should last for 10 minutes. The heater lasts 7.5 minutes. Clearly management is trying to save money in the away teams! Don't make me call weights and measures on you!

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We gathered reviews from Google and Tripadvisor, and summarized helpful tips as well as commonly mentioned things others might find useful.

  1. Consider bringing your own food due to potential issues with temperature and quality at the concession stand
  2. Be cautious on crowded days as accidents may occur due to excessive number of skaters; consider visiting during less busy times for a more enjoyable experience
  3. If buying tickets online in advance for Skatetown Ice Arena in Roseville CA., be prepared for potential glitches with scanning equipment; it might be quicker to have them printed out rather than using your phone

Reviews

Skatetown Ice Arena in Roseville, CA offers a mix of positive and negative reviews. While some visitors praise the variety of activities and great food options, others express concerns about cold food quality, crowded ice rinks leading to accidents, issues with heaters and ticket scanning glitches. However, many guests appreciate the friendly staff, well-maintained facilities, comfortable skates, frequent cleaning of the rinks, fun games like limbo on ice when someone falls down, and reasonable prices at the concession stand.

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5/5Kamran Mirza

Really cool place! Lots of activities and great food!

2/5James Ledbetter

Do not get food at this location. I'm well aware that food is overpriced on places like this, and that is not the issue. They are incapable of warming food to an appropriate temperature for consumption. Three times I was given a burrito that was still cold in the middle. Another customer was given the same. We had to heat the food up in a microwave on our own. Bring your own food.

3/5Lucy Singh

I do like this rink in general. It is cute, clean and very well maintained. My complaint is regarding the heater on the away team side of the rink 1. It is clearly stated on the meter that a 25c (quarter) should last for 10 minutes. The heater lasts 7.5 minutes. Clearly management is trying to save money in the away teams! Don't make me call weights and measures on you!

2/5Stefanie Mumby

Customer Service was friendly and efficient however the number of people on the ice at one time was more than excessive. I was crashed into from behind twice and went flying and was actually hurt quite badly. I grew up skating so the issue was the sheer number of people creating accidents. I was extremely unimpressed that there seemed to be no limit to the number of skaters. There were also numerous obstacle on the ice including two tunnels and orange blocks in the center creating even more hazards. I am unlikely to return.This was not my first time skating here but the number of skaters was significantly higher as were the man-placed obstacles.As we drove 1.5 hours to skate I am just disappointed.

4/5Patricia Chamberlain

Parking sucks, pedestrians don't pay attention to cars entering the parking area/loading and unloading zone (kind of on a hill when entering) so when it's dark and rainy it causes a lot of conflict. Staff is nice but teens run around causes trouble some times. Not all of them do this of course, as a mother of teens myself, but when big groups get together they tend to forgetful of how to act in public.

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FAQs

Why are ice rinks good? ›

Outdoor ice rinks and frozen ponds, rivers, and canals, serve several purposes, allowing for physical activities during the winter season such as recreational ice skating and figure skating, and also function as an affordable place for players to engage in team winter sports such as ice hockey, bandy, rinkball, ...

Why is ice skating enjoyable? ›

Working out in general is a great way to relieve stress because physical activity releases endorphins in the brain. Learning to ice skate also boosts self-confidence and hones focus as you learn the many new moves skating offers, like crossovers, going backwards and spinning.

Is ice skating hard? ›

Ice skating is difficult and takes years of practice. While you may feel overwhelmed at first, practice a few times a week. You'll eventually get the hang of figure skating. It's hard to judge your own technique as you cannot observe yourself.

Is ice skating good for health? ›

Like running and cycling, ice skating is a fantastic cardiovascular activity – but unlike running and cycling, you're much more likely to have great fun while skating! Ice skating gets your heart pumping and increases the blood flow around your body. And of course, you can make it as intense a workout as you like.

Are ice rinks fake ice? ›

The league uses natural ice for all matches, made by freezing water on a rink surface. However, other aspects of hockey do use synthetic ice. Many NHL teams use synthetic ice for practice. It allows players to work on their skills and drills even when they cannot access their traditional ice rink.

Is skating good for kids? ›

In addition to being a fun activity, skating has many health and developmental benefits for children. By skating, children can experience a sense of freedom and speed that they love, while improving their coordination, balance and strengthening their muscles.

Do you lose weight ice skating? ›

By learning to engage your muscles to stay standing, you're not only toning them but also improving your control over your body and your endurance. According to Harvard Medical School, ice skating will burn up to 200 calories per hour, making it a great way to lose or maintain weight when combined with a healthy diet.

Why ice skating is the hardest sport? ›

While figure skating may not traditionally fall under the umbrella of extreme sports, it's certainly one of the most challenging disciplines to master. This sport requires skaters to embody grace, precision, and athleticism, all while maintaining balance on thin blades.

Is skating a sport or game? ›

skating, sport in which bladelike runners or sets of wheels attached to shoes are used for gliding on ice or other surfaces. See figure skating; ice hockey; roller-skating; speed skating.

Can you break a bone in ice skating? ›

The most common injuries from ice skating are: Broken bones, particularly the ankle, wrist, and collarbone (clavicle, or AC joint) Bruises and cuts from falls or contact with pucks, skate blades, and other skaters.

Is it safe for kids to ice skate? ›

An adult should always supervise kids while they skate, whether at an ice rink or outdoors. Besides the hazards of outdoor skating and the possibility of falls on any icy surface, new skaters can get overwhelmed by more experienced skaters.

Can you chew gum while ice skating? ›

Ice Skating Rules

Chewing gum is not allowed inside the ice rink. Please change your shoes and skates in the designated area.

Why is ice skating good for your mental health? ›

The physical exercise also releases endorphins, otherwise known as happy hormones, in the brain. The combination of these two effects make ice skating a great activity for those looking to relieve stress or improve their wellbeing.

Why ice skating is better than roller skating? ›

Toe picks: Figure skates and some recreational ice skates have a serrated point to help with specific turns. Speed: Because of the reduced friction, ice skaters go faster than rollerbladers. Ice skaters can go more than twice as fast as rollerbladers.

Does ice skating tone your bum? ›

Improve your muscle health: Ice skating strengthens all the muscles of the legs, especially the glutes and quadriceps, and the abdomen. Moving around the track will put your whole body into action. Ice skating is an aerobic exercise, like running or swimming.

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Ice rinks are highly energy-intensive businesses that can greatly benefit from energy-saving strategies.

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