Pepsi Ice Arena

I come here almost every weekend for open skate and it's the best spot in Vegas to go. There is never a big crowd. The rink is a bit older but it is well maintained and kept clean. There is plenty of space and isn't too crowded.

How about posting a number where someone can call and book ice? Joke. I hunted the internet for hours.

As of last night, great place with a small crowd. With the money and drive. A lot less people you deal with. They also have military discount. Decent skates and up to par with other skate places for less money. At 9-10 we were with max 15 or less people on the ice. There is enough parking compared to other places. This is a hidden gem, post covid. I recommend this place for families who doesn't like crowds and like to enjoy skating with the crazy "professionals"

My 6 year old and I went here on a Saturday for Public Skate. We usually go roller skating at Crystal Palace but wanted a change! It was a little difficult finding the entrance and the casino is closed and most of the property is gated off but we figured it out! The staff was great and it was simple to get our ice skate rentals. There were a few kids from the Learn to Play program skating around, a few figure skaters, and a few people like us.. just there to skate! It was a nice change from the roller rink and we plan to come back I'm not sure if they serve food but they did have a few vending machines to use (mainly candy) I brought my own lunch in and that didn't seem to be a problem which was nice I docked one star just for the condition of the establishment. I didn't expect luxury but the place is definitely worn and doesn't look like effort is made at all in keeping it together (besides the ice rink of course)

I'm not entirely sure what criteria to use to rate an ice arena, but it's simply "OK." It's dated and located at the closed down Fiesta Casino -- the entrance to the ice arena is easy to find, and the entryways to the old casino are blocked off, so don't worry about accidentally wandering the wrong way.Inside, there's an aroma that just smelled.... old and sweaty haha -- to be fair, they do hold hockey practices here. I was sort of expecting that nice clean ice, cool smell.I think a saw a 2 vending machines? Otherwise, there were no snack options/snack bar open at the time that I went. There are lockers, that take 2 quarters to utilize.My skates appeared clean and worked well for me.And the staff was nice.Public Skating on Friday and Saturday Nights is quite empty, so this is a nice spot if you just wanna get your skate in without having to worry about crowds! No reservations needed.

I'm torn on how I feel about this place. On one hand, I really enjoy the beginner skating lessons I've been taking here because it's really help me learn and become a better skater. On the other hand, this place gets really packed with families and small children during public skate and it's just absolute chaos! Especially with all the walkers they allow people to rent out! It's just hard to have fun skating when half the people have a walker and crowd up the rinkPublic skate is held on most afternoons, however I've only come on Sat and Sun. If you don't want to fight the crowds of families and children, I'd recommend coming early, like as soon as the public skate session starts for that day. The weekly schedule is posted on their website. The cost is $7 per person, not including skate rentalI'd recommend buying and bringing your own skates if you're going to be skating often because the rentals aren't very comfortable. They're cheap though at $3 per rental pair.They also offer tons of classes here including beginner, intermediate and hockey classes. They may have more but those are the ones I've seen here. I really recommend the beginner's classes if you're looking to learn more basic skills/techniques, or even just learning to skate for the first time. They have classes for all ages and the instructors are really nice and helpful.

Friendly front staff and it's very clean. The music quality is perfect snd they have pretty cosmic colors.

Review is for public ice only. Rink located inside casino. I've parking is best on North entrance. Finding the rink the first time was a problem, along with trying to find a place to park (midweek/midday). I parked in the parking garage located on the southeast exit of the casino. I didn't feel safe exiting my vehicle, or walking to the door. Parking was filthy and dark (even for day). Entering the casino (like all I suppose) you're slapped in the face with stale and fresh cigarette smoke, not an experience I appreciate heading to the ice. Once inside the rink isn't too difficult to find. When you get in the doors, it's difficult to figure out where/who to pay. Once you pay, you have to navigate to a bench and change footwear, I didn't see any welcoming locker rooms. Snack bar & vendingNo real healthy choices for athletes and kids! This is my biggest complaint at rinks, though I know in business to have what sells, have available some health (at least healthier) choices. Examples: hard boiled eggs, tea/iced tea (not to mention it's CHEAP for you).IceNicely kept! Keep up the good work!*Handicap note-there is a small (somewhat scary) elevator that will take you up to the stands. Nice to have, but I wish they'd make it more appealing!! Signs would be great, too!Notes to businessPut visitor information on your webpage (locker room info, where to park, pricing, etc). Have a flyer or something for guests (I'm referring to visiting competitive skaters, not public skaters). Visitors need to find places to change, leave their items, and local places to eat (non snack bar). Sum it up I wouldn't go out of my way to skate here, there are other options in North LV. If you are limited on choice and need ice time, come prepared.

Update: I received a call from the rink manager which I greatly appreciate. After a lengthy conversation I feel as though my frustrations and concerns have been addressed. It is also refreshing to see management that takes the time to reach our address these issues. I've changed my rating to 3 stars. On 2/17 My husband I come here to skate regularly. We enjoy the DJ services they have on Friday and Saturday. The music is a great mix and makes it more fun. The staff never recut the ice 1/2 way through the skate session. As a result, it was covered in snow and was difficult to skate on. When asked why they didn't do it, "the skate session is only 2 1/2 hrs long." Actually, no it is 3 hours long. The manager, Jessica, did not even know how the session ran for. She had poor attitude and spent the entire night hiding in the back or on her cell phone. Not one of the employees ever went into the ice to monitor the skaters or the ones playing tag and knocking each other over into people.

All in all nice rink . Just smells like old cigars when u first walk in , the arcade for the kids is good for siblings the ice rink Itself was good parking was easy and lots of it .