Neville Roller Drome

I was invited to a child's birthday here. Let's just say, I'll be declining the invite next time. For starters, when we pulled up there was a huge line to get in. We hop in line, scootching along slowly. Another partygoer came out to go to their car and said "oh there's a separate line for parties!" No signage, no guidance from staff. You're just supposed to inherently know to push past everyone. Parents pay $9 to get in, doesn't matter if you plan to skate or not. The woman who informed us of this was one of the rudest people I've ever encountered. But fine, we pay the $18 and head on in. Skate rental ladies were super sweet, no complaints there. The place is tight! Like we can't breathe, hot, it smells like feet (not their fault just giving the ambiance). My niece hits the rink and starts her slow circle around as she's not a strong skater. We stand tightly pressed against others. The party room is occupied until 1.5 hours into the party so we have no option to sit there. We decide to head to the cafe. The girl who took our order was very sweet. We ordered drinks and 2 walking tacos (just trust me....don't order those). The one doling out the food, not pleasant. We finally find a (dirty) table and have a seat. Finally the party room is ready. I'm being overly generous calling this a room. It looks like it used to be a utility closet (or maybe a prison cell?). We can't all fit, only the kids can sit and eat their pizza. The man that brought the pizzas was pleasant which was a nice reprieve from the rest of the mostly awful staff. I understand they were incredibly busy. I understand businesses need to make money. But having that many people squished into a tiny area (cafe and party room) felt uncomfortable and unsafe. I'm sure allowing that many people in at once also helped encourage the horrible attitude of the staff. I've never left a party so fast in my life. Shoutout to the older gentleman at the door, pretty sure he's the only person I saw smile all day! I'm sad to see this gem of my childhood turn into such a mess.

Love this old school rink that I've been coming to since I was a kid. Hadn't been skating in decades but the owner, staff and other patrons are so welcoming and helpful.It really is like riding a bike...you never forget.They have lots of skate events, parties, and lessons.All levels welcome.

We had the best time here. Fantastic way to spend an afternoon with tweens. Good old wholesome fun. This place looks exactly how I would have imagined it to look in the late 70's / early 80's. So charming, well run and clean. 9 dollar per person entrance fee regardless if you skate . Snack bar has a variety of offerings ( think pizza, hotdogs, soft pretzel, slushies, candy etc ) at very reasonable prices.Skate rentals are great- chose between rollerblades and rollar skates. Skates are modern and the rental for only 3$ extra over the price of admission is a deal. In addition to the throw back aesthetics, what distinguishes this place from everywhere else right now is the level of warm service we encountered. The staff was awesome- so kind, attentive and professional. The owner approached my daughter and unsolicited gave her great skating pointers to make her first experience on rollerblades a huge success. Wish we had this kind of place in my hometown. Well done- HIGHLY recommend.

The staff are very friendly and the facilities are clean. They are great with beginners, very patient. They keep the fun going with different activities throughout the night. My only gripe is that some of the equipment is old and ready to be replaced.

My friends and I decided to attend the adult skating session on a Thursday night and it was AWESOME!! I really had a great time time! The music selection was good and it was nonstop skating all night long. Parking is not bad and the atmosphere is really cool. All positive vibes with mature individuals from different parts of the city. I highly recommend the experience if you're a skater or have not skated in a while. #GreatTime

This is a great place to bring family members or to just go and get your roll on. This is been owned by two families the original owners were the Deramo's, Family and is currently island and operated by the Parks family

Everyone was super friendly. Went on an adult night and neither me or my date are very good skaters lol. Lots of the ladies there (not workers just fellow skaters) were super nice and welcoming. Definitely fun for a date night or something like that. Also don't worry about falling, I did a few times LMAO nobody minds

I would have loved to give this place a better review but I just got out of the ER after breaking my arm during adult night. The staff were friendly and I actually had a lot of fun but there are some dangerous design issues with the place which led to my injury. Most notably the circles in the rink are not centered. On one side there is probably 25 feet between the wall and the first line but the other side is much smaller due to the area for getting your skates on and off, it's maybe 10 feet wide which causes everyone to bunch up and crowd around as they funnel into it. Also they don't really enforce good behavior from the patrons. People will stop and dance and others will skate as fast as possible around causing you to have to navigate between them and that's how I got injured. One of the group of fast skaters ran into me from behind and I just fell wrong. It is unfortunate but they need to figure out what type of skating they want happening because having a free for all is bound to lead to more injuries.

Still the worst place ever with a hostile owner who lets her personal feelings affect who she lets in. Truly never been so disrespected at an establishment. They required an ID for me to pay with my debit card.

Everybody here was so nice. My family and me aren't great skaters but everybody was welcoming. They even took song requests.