Lexington Ice & Recreation Center

Took my kid ice skating here for her birthday and she absolutely had a blast. I did too and I didn't even fall like I expected lolIt's a bit dingy both inside and outside but it's a sports center so not a big deal. The customer service was slow but they were nice. One lady was doing both sides (front where you get tickets and back where you get skate rentals) and so there was a little wait but it wasn't a big deal. They also look to offer mini golf but we only did the ice skating. We will definitely be returning. Make sure you go during open skate hours.

It's been years since I've been ice skating and thanks to my niece for suggesting it. I've lived across the street from it for 4.5 years now and have never been. It was just as fun as I'd remembered. It is quite the workout on your legs! I did not enjoy the amount of people there at 6:30 but they do bracelets based on time and a lot of people (kids) left by 8 and they dimmed the lights and did fun music with disco lights and that was fun! I'm interested in getting my own skates and going back again!

We were looking for something fun to do this evening and decided to play mini-golf. This review is for that part of the complex only as we did not go ice skating. So why am I only giving it one star? Here are my reasons:- The holes are tired and need attention. Felt is peeling up on some holes. - The holes are very simplistic in design. Mt. Sinai was the only real challenging hole we played. - The water features were not on. - While the Bible theme is fine, some holes are very hokey. And the choice of stories to represent from the Old Testament of the Bible were unusual choices (Delilah's scissors?)- The employee at the register did not seem happy to be at work. To describe this mini golf course in one word - tired. I would not recommend spending money on this activity.

We were visiting Lexington and the mini golf course was one of the most fun things we did in Lexington. The staff were very friendly and nice, Bill let us know the history of the golf course. There are 3 mini golf courses, Old Testament, New Testament, and miracles. It was about $7 for one course, $8 for 2 and $9 unlimited. We bought the unlimited but got a little wire out after the first two and picked what looked to be the most fun for the third course. All in all a good time and a creative course but some of it needs to be renovated.

This is a great little place you forget is there. We visited for mini golf on a Saturday night and had so much fun! They have maintained the courses pretty well, it was in much better shape than I remembered. It was also really cheap, around $11 a person for unlimited golf. Now I need to come back to try a hole in one on the slingshot hole, that wins a free round! Only one suggestion, a couple of the fountains weren't running so those water features were surrounded by a ton of mosquitos. Running fountains or spraying for mosquitos would be a great fix!

Ice skating was great-ice was smooth and the rink wasn't overcrowded. $13 for 1.5 hours in December.

5 stars for friendly staff, unique to Lexington and gives the family a fun thing to do. We played mini golf and I found the prices good as well. Only criticism I have is the course really needs a little work, landscaping a little overgrown and paint chipped. However with a little TLC it's pretty much perfect. Course was challenging and fun, loved the Bible theme. We will continue to support this local business!

Really fun miniature golf! They have three courses, so plenty of challenging holes. They even have a hole with a waterfall, and a Noah's Ark that you play through. Reasonably priced, and fun for the whole family.

It seems that every time I go to this rink the ice is extremely torn up. And when I ask the management to smooth over the ice they say that it's expensive at that they're not gonna do it more than once a day I think that's what they said. Many times I've gone and it's been directly after a hockey game and they just have no interest in getting the ice ready for the public skaters. And so they turn off the lights in in addition to rough gouges you can't even see where you're going. So I've had to try to learn how to skate on this ice and it's been extremely rough I have fallen so many times I wear padding it's just impossible. I thought that every rink was like that until I went to Louisville and I realize that their ice is pretty good and you know there's no reason why Lexington can't be too if they'll just smooth the ice between the sessions. Also very little supervision, lots of big boys horse playing on the ice, tearing it up, spraying, racing, zooming right in front of you, scaring the skaters etc. I love this place because it is so close but I wish these issues could be addressed.

Such a good facility the atmosphere is amazing and staff friendly. They even have a "Sparx machine" to sharpen skates same day or Evan drop off!