Wheels of Wonder

The facility is now called Fun Factory. They have some deals, but read the fine print one of them doesn't work on sundays. The staff are friendly and helpful. I visited today with my nephews and we all had a good time. I do wish the staff could monitor/better control children not in skates running across the rink floor. It's very dangerous.

Took our children here last night for a night out. Grabbed a deal on groupon when we pulled up in the parking lot which saved us a lot of money however it was unfortunately still not worth even the groupon rate. The floors were not clean at all in the food area let alone the rest of the building. I remember coming here as a child with my siblings and it was always a good time and great memories. My nephews and niece even grew up half of their lives going to this rink but it has went drastically down hill in the last handful of years. The groupon was for skate rental, pizza and drinks for 4 people. You get pizza that is hard and gross, small styrofoam cups without lids (mine had something floating in it), and the rental shoes smelled like death. The music choices were horrible, mainly rap music or slow jams that kids are not into. The kids did play a few of the arcade games to win prizes but the prizes were old and outdated...example the laffy taffy and jolly ranchers were melted and the packages were faded due to the length of time in the case. Would rather go to another rink any day then be in an establishment that is this foul.

Update after our third or fourth visit:The weird cross was removed from the wall. The carpet looks new and very clean. The bathrooms today were spotless although smell very strongly of cleaner. This rink is under new ownership/management and we have seen positive changes. I would also note the floor here is all wood. Although it's a little rough on the surface, I prefer it over concrete any day.

We went for a birthday party and it was pretty legit. Yummy food, okay staff, clean facility.

This place needs to put some serious attention into their skates. I went with my family of 4 and my daughter had her own skates. The other three of us all had to trade our skates on several times to get ones that worked properly. Loose trucks, crooked trucks, wheels covered in gum, etc.My son and husband eventually found a pair that mostly worked but I gave up after three tries. They would not issue a refund either. Bad skates, bad customer service. Don't waste your money. I paid $14 to watch my family skate.

I had a great time here! Me and some friends came for a $10 special (shoes, skating and unlimited pizza & drinks) and it was lit. I LOVE skating and this roller rink was perfect. The DJ was on point!!! There were LOTS of little kids and it was a little crowded for some of the songs but totally fun. I skated for an hour straight and had a blast.The pizza was good, nothing too amazing but it didn't take like cardboard. I loved our experience here - it was exactly what we expected. It was easy to park and there were arcade games. The wood was a little rough to skate on but I managed.

Has this place always been this bad?From the moment I walked in to the smell of feet and port-o-potties to the time I made my way past the cops to get out the door it was a horrible time. As a teenager in 1997 I frequented Wheels of Wonder every weekend. Today was my first journey there as an adult, boy has it gone downhill. The place smells awful inside. I mean sure you'd expect a skating rink to be a little musty, that's just the nature of the beast but this place reeks something terrible. My 7 yr old and I arrived for a birthday party at 2:00 on a Saturday. Upon arrival we promptly got in the door and found our party with no problems. The seating area is composed of plastic tables and...lawn chairs. It was crazy busy and there was a small line to get skates. It took 14 minutes to get skates. One of the guests at the party had to purchase skates for her son because they ran out of size 4 skates. The boy behind the counter wasn't very quick at all. After getting skates on my little person I went to grab a diet at the concession stand. After standing in line for 8 minutes with no movement in the line I just said forget it and went to the party table at least there was a Sierra Mist pitcher there.The hosts for the party supplied by Wheels of Wonder were pretty good. The pizza came out hot and the drink pitchers were never empty. When there was about an hour left of the 3 hour party the cops showed up. Apparently there were two unhappy, unruly birthday parents. It wouldn't surprise me since I had passed the manager and overheard something about "a bunch of birthday brats" (wowser! What a way to talk about patrons) after the cops showing up and the smell and the crowd I was just ready to go. I collected my munchkin, got on his shoes, and bolted for the door. I don't think I'll ever be back to this place. Such a shame.

The staff were engaged for a child's party. They had multiple kids events but did an excellent job refilling pitchers and checking in. Remember to provide a tip out of courtesy to your hostess! There was a scheduling mix up, an organization error by WOW but they quickly adapted. The facility is a little dated and the arcade games expensive but the rink is sufficient and they have enough skate mates and skate sz. variety to accommodate a party. Held a 5 year old party, it was the first time skating for many kids and the 12:30 session was great. Music was fitting and the atmosphere fun, letting kids be kids. Would recommend.

Skate floor is always dirty, gum and sticky spots throughout. There are no skate guards so the skate floor is unsafe and chaotic, small children on skate mates skating with no direction, people skating holding babies, occasional wheel chair, and baby stroller, or hover round on the skate floor. not conducive for new or inexperienced skaters.Usually run by teenagers with few or no adult supervision. Part of the skate floor was cut off to promote more birthday parties. It's common knowledge that management does not care about the skaters because it was said they don't generate enough revenue. In the heat of summer it is 82 degrees in the rink but cool air can be felt by the offices. This should not be considered a skating rink but a glorified "chunky cheese" where people can also skate.

We hadn't been here since pre-COVID and it has definitely been improved since switching management. It's cleaner and the carpet has been replaced. The place is still dated, but it's a skating rink - what else do you expect? The pizza was surprisingly good. We'd certainly go again.