Crystal Palace Skating Centers

Honestly one of the best rink in Las Vegas The locals here are very friendly people The staff is really nice the floor is super smooth and spacious but however the food is super mid and you can only use cash no card

Growing up in Vegas this skating rink is so nostalgic!!! I love skating here. Unfortunately weekends do tend to be super packed with lots of kiddos :( I do think they should have a capacity as sometimes it feels like you can't skate without running into someone!

Took my family here to celebrate our daughter's birthday and she brought a friend along. I was really hoping for a great time but it was mediocre at best. Pros: for it to be a Saturday Night, it wasn't overcrowded... the music was loud enough to enjoy it while skating, and prices were reasonable.However ...Cons: The manager is doing a horrible job with the upkeep of the property......The ATM machine- was out of service yet the concession area was only "cash only"....the AC wasnt set at a reasonable degree- cooling off after a few laps of skating was pretty uncomfortable, the lockers you have to buy (to store your belongings) kept eating the change without actually opening. It took the assistance of an employee and 3 lockers before we found one that worked and the drinks and food were pricey and tasted like vending machine quality.Recommended improvements: playing music from the last 5 years, placing a work order to fix the lockers, ATM Machine and cash registers.

It's family night tonight, and guess what ??! It is only $10 including the skates. Yeap!! My kids and I love it!!!

Came here during spring break with my friend and her child and skated the day away! They had special hours and opened at 11AM which was perfect! As we bought out tickets ($18.00 for skates and admission fee), we were asked if we wanted to add on their lunch special for $1.50 each which included 2 slices of pizza and a drink. That was too cheap to pass up. Also I recommend bringing cash if you plan to purchase food there. They only accept cash. When you pay for your tickets to get it, they charge a 3.2% if you pay with a credit card. I wish I had known that. As we entered, we needed to sign a waiver just in case we got hurt. After that, we went to get our skates. We also rented one support beam and it was an additional $5 for an hour but needed to make a $10 deposit. It was super fun rollerskating! It was challenging at first, but a few rounds in, we got the hang of it. This is great not just for kids but also adults! I recommend it.The pizzas tasted like the frozen pizza you get at the grocery store. It was good. They also have other things like hot dogs, fries, cotton candy etc. One thing I wish was better about our visit was the customer service at the rental station. The boy who helped us (long blonde hair) was very rude. Come on, it was our first time there. Who knew we have to put a deposit for the support beam and could trade out our roller skates for roller blades whenever we wanted? Not us. I did not appreciate the way we were treated. Other than him, Everyone else was friendly. I will be back to roller skate!

Crystal Palace located 32 mins away from where I live, but the drive didn't seem long. I do wish there was a place like this in the southwest area so we have access to come often. We had so much fun, and they had earlier hours from 11am as it is Spring Break. Packages came with 2 pizzas and a drink. My daughter needed the Training to hold for roller skating and my friend had to rent it out which is a separate charge. It was a fun filled day, and they have games they do in between the days for everyone if you want to participate.

Adult skate night!! We came here with some friends for a throwback birthday night and had a blast! They played mainly 90's music on this night and some 80's. We all dressed up and saw that many others did too! It was under blacklight so we loved how a lot of our neon colors glowed as well. We felt it wasn't too overcrowded and a decent amount of space for everyone. The rink was very smooth and felt the skates we rented there were just fine! Decent pricing, overall. They do accept card for admission and skate rental but only cash for the snack bar/soda. I saw an ATM there though not sure it'd be worth it for such small amounts you'd be paying. The bathrooms were smaller but only had one sink for everyone to share for both bathrooms (which again, we felt wasn't too big of a deal for the amount of people there). Overall, we had a Great time, and it really brought back fun memories from the past!! Would definitely come skate here again!

We came here for home school skate morning, which is the third Friday of every month from 10 AM to 1, and it was really fun for my kids! They are 5 and 2 years old. The reason we picked this location is because they have this thing called a skate mate that helps the kids skate without a parent having to hold them. it's perfect for a beginners and little kids and you don't have to hurt your back as much bending over to guide them. The skate rental was five dollars. But I think during normal hours or events it costs five or $12 depending on how long you decide to rent it for-- one hour or two hours or three hours. And you have to give a deposit of $10 to rent it.The cost was $9.50 for admission which included skates and a slice of pizza and drink. It was actually pretty packed because we went during the summer but I think it will be less people on these special days when all the kids go back to school. There was ample parking, and we were lucky enough to get a little booth to sit and eat our lunch, if you want to get a spot because it can fill up pretty quickly. All the families seem really nice and was really understanding when my kids were going around with the skate mates and being pretty crazy a little.They had a DJ who was hosting everyone for limos and races for kids at different ages. They also had someone monitoring the skating floor at all times for people who are roughhousing or skating the wrong direction.The snack bar was a little bit understaff so the line was really long, but the lady that was working worked really hard so I just felt a little bad for her. And everything is cash only! I didn't know that so I actually ran out of cash and had to pay credit card which charges you a little extra fee. Not a huge deal but next time I'm gonna bring cash for sure.This location also had claw machines in the arcade games for one dollar each to play. That occupied my little one for a bit when he didn't want to skate anymore.They also had bathrooms there that were decently clean, but probably could've used a little bit of a spruce up. And the parking lot was pretty huge so we didn't have any trouble finding parking you got there. When you arrive, you have to sign a waiver and they give you a wristband to enter and then you pay. We brought our own skates and we didn't have to wait in line to rent the skates which made things a little little bit faster for us.Overall was really fun and I would recommend this to other people who are interested in teaching their kids how to rollerskate or to just have a good experience. However, I can see it can get really busy and a little bit unsafe for a little kids on the weekends when there are more families and big kids their skating. I think on a weekday was perfect for us because I had beginner kids. I do wish that they had more exits and entrances to the rink. There's only two towards the front, but if there was one in the back or even two in the back, it would've been great because my kids couldn't make it all the way around the circle without getting a little freaked out so we could only go back-and-forth in the front where there were exits. I think they'll do better when they get older but they just had fun staying around on the carpet but there was an exit at the back they could skate on the hardwood floor exit and then skate back on the carpet which was a little bit safer for them because they were so young.Enjoy!

Crystal Palace Skating Center is like walking 35 years into the past. The decor and lighting are outdated and the rental skates are too. This location is small and crowded. I think this really affects the safety of the roller rink because the age range and skill level of skaters is so why that there are a lot of collisions and falls. I also noticed that there is definitely not enough restroom stalls for the number of patrons at this location. Plus, there's only one sink where people can wash their hands for ALL guests. I think this place has a lot of potential and remodeling opportunities.

Wonderful family owned business that's been in Vegas for years. Always a fun time, affordable and easy to access. My family loves going to Crystal Palace.