Anderson Roll Arena

This is my first yelp review. I was so touched by the hospitality and kindness we experienced with our friends and family here. The rink was closed on a Sunday for a private party. Not only did the party let us skate with them, the owner let us stay after the party for what would have been the regular hours. The rink is so much fun, but more importantly, they are kind.

Living in Noblesville, any roller rink is about the same, far distance in any direction. I decided to give the Roll Arena a shot since derby practice wasn't happening and I didn't want my still developing skating skills to atrophy.I love that there's so much room to maneuver. Often a pack forms but the whole rink is wide enough to bob and weave. I had a blast even though I was solo for this visit. If you're on the north side and looking to skate, Roll Arena will make a great choice!

I have been here a few times for a school after party and it is very spacious and the wall are soft so when you don't know how to turn it doesn't hurt for me it is not a five star is because when you aren't good at roller skater it and you do the race when you get last it embarrassing

This rink is the absolute worst. The workers are not helpful when you're injured, they just continue one with skating. My knee dislocated and I had a T-shirt brought to me. Like that was supposed to help. I will never be going back to this shitty rink

So, we took my son here tonight for him and his stepbrother to skate. My parents have a service dog and as we do everywhere, their service dog came in the building with us. We were there for an hour and a half and that entire time the service dog did what he is supposed to do, he sat under the table and for the most part no one even knew he was there. After being there for an hour and a half my dad walked outside because his was hurting from sitting down for so long (my dad is 68 years old). As he came back in one of the owners came over to my dad and told him dogs were not allowed in the skating rink. While she had no right to do this, my dad was very polite, but continued to walk back to our table to let my mom and I know that he had to go back outside with the dog. At this point the lady walked up behind my dad and said in a very nasty voice "Did you not get the message!? I JUST told you this is a skating rink for people, not dogs! He can't be here. My dad wasn't even able to help us get the boys so we could leave. He had to go directly outside to keep this woman from yelling at us. Needless to say, we won't be going back there any time soon and these people need to read up on service dogs and the rights of people with them.

I have only been there a few times. Are there things that could improve, well, yes, but they are minute. The business from what I understand is mostly run by family, and I am happy to support a family owned, local business. Especially after growing up on a skating rink in my little town, I have come to understand how difficult it can be. We drive 45 minutes from Westfield to get to this rink, and find it's worth it every time. Other options being Kokomo or west side of Indy. I have heard some folks mention that the older man running the rink doesn't do anything about safety issues (for instance, a child being carried by an adult wearing skates on the rink). After the customer made that comment to me, the man was on the microphone not a minute or two later asking customers to NOT do it. As a daughter of an attorney, I feel he needs to be looking out for these situations and sizzle them out quickly! Regardless, the rink is always clean and inviting. I walked in a half hour after they closed and the man was on his hands and knees scrubbing the carpet. This shows pride of ownership! The concession area could move quicker...but in life we have such a demand for "want it right now", just relax and you'll get there. The dice game is time consuming, but fun for young ones. It would help if he didn't let the dice spin for a full minute every time it's spun. Come on...give it a little nudge and help it slow down/stop so we all can get out on the floor to skate. Overall, very happy and will continue to make the drive.