Ice Town

Great experience with coach Ben. Was super friendly. Helpful and awesome to work with. We will be back for sure.

This place needs to be updated. It's enjoyable to watch the hockey games. Wish the concession stand was open late, hot chocolate and a pretzel is a good late night snack.

- 2 rinks, nice ice surface- Hot snack bar- Tons of parking- Pro shop AND personalized screen printing on site- Vending machines for soda, water, Gatorade and snacks- Quarter games for kids; claw machine, pin ball, etc- Ample locker rooms This would be one of my fave rinks if it wasn't for the benches in the back rink. Half of the viewing belongs to the in-house gym area and you are not allowed to spectate in that area. Thus...if you're watching games in the far right, everyone is packed like sardines in the stands. Love the shop connected to the rink as well. Great for the last minute tape run!Shoutout to KINGMAXIMUS who had a vendor booth at the Fall tournament. I picked up a lot of stocking stuffers! (Scarf, apron, bottle opener, umbrellas, etc...GKG!)

My daughter loves skating here. She had lessons but when we went on vacation, I told them we'd be gone, but they still charged me and wouldn't give me my $300 back. They were charging it on my credit card. She didn't have lessons for three months while we were gone.

PRICES as of 2/7/2022General Adult $18Senor/student/military $14Kids under 7 $9They're located near the Tyler Mall on magnolia. It's easy to drive pass so make sure you have your directions on. This is the perfect place to go out whether it be with friends, family, or a date! I had so much fun trying to ice skate. Emphasis on TRY. There entrance fee also includes ice skates so don't worry about getting skates. Make sure to verify their open skating hours online!

There are 2 rinks here. We came for the open public skating. I thought it was a bit overpriced. About $37 for 1 adult and 1 child, including skates. I'm not sure what the price is if you don't need skates. Very few lockers and benches to put your skates on. I was disappointed that they didn't use the Zamboni in the middle of the open skating. The ice was pretty rough by the end. It was fun for my son to watch some youth hockey games. Overall a fun time, & we'll be back.

I had a Groupon and it had expired. I called the manager to see if he I could still use the price I paid (not the deal itself) towards admission. He flat out said no. In CA, the price paid for a Groupon never expires, even after the deal expires. It states that on the Groupon website as well as in the fine print on this "deal" on Groupon from Ice Town in Riverside. Yet the manager was rude and refused to honor what was stated on their fine print. I called Groupon and they said these are the types of things that cause them to stop patterning with a business. Groupon refunded my paid amount. Thank goodness Groupon is true to their word (and CA state law) unlike the manager of this ice rink.

Front desk lady is rude, wont bother look you in the eye while you speak to her, Ice skate area staff is also rude and will yell at you for absolutely NO reason. I would recommend ANYWHERE else but here.

This is, quite possibly, the most poorly designed rink I've ever been in when it come to game play for hockey. This review is just in regard to hockey game play, not regular skating for pleasure or figure skating.The ice is really the only part that is ok. Just ok. There are two rinks, which is great. More games at one time, right? Well, during those games, you can hear ALL THE BELLS AND WHISTLES FROM BOTH RINKS. I can't even tell you how many times our side hesitated every time a whistle blew or the buzzer rang ON THE OTHER RINK. There's a huge open space between the two, and with no wall, all the sounds carry. All of them. Super frustrating. The player benches are also crazy uncomfortable and oddly designed with METAL in places that come in contact with skate blades. Kids skates need to be resharpened after that debacle. If you have a locker room upstairs, be aware: the lower locker room door on the right, when opened, almost completely covers the exit to the stairs. The hinges are on the side closest to the stairs. Our players started to come down and exit and the lower level locker room door kept opening into them as kids exited that lower locker room, nearly knocking a few exiting the stairs down. Is there some reason the hinges aren't on the other side? Spectator benches were on the home side only- the bench only makes it to the red line, so you'll be craning to see the guest side as well as trying to get a view around the multiple poles in your way. One side of the benches is completely blocked by a railing so there is only one side to enter/exit. Seems like a potential hazard if there is a fire. Maybe the bench is movable? I don't know. The snack bar was just ok; the photos of items are misleading and there is an undisclosed credit card fee of 50 cents per transaction. Nowhere was that fee stated, not on the menu, the desk, or the register. The attendant also said nothing about the fee, just asked if we were using cash or credit and when we said credit, added 50 cents, which was when I asked if there was a fee and searched for some kind of disclosure (as required by law I believe). FYI for anyone ordering- the popcorn is a small to regular sized bag, not a bucket as the menu might imply. We ordered two corn dogs and fries and she didn't even give a plate, just handed one corn dog over (with her hand) on paper and stacked the other one on top of the fries (which were quite small and in one of those little checkered paper fry boxes).On the plus side, the rink is literally attached to the police station, so your car might be relatively safe from the drug addicts we encountered wandering the side street and the main street.I hope we never have to come back here.

Everything is amazing here. The coaches, hockey players, figure skaters, and everybody else who goes here for a job, hobby, and sports.