Brooklyn Park Community Activity Center

Went here for my cousins swearing in ceremony (to become a cop). I think we were in a room called the something garden. I liked that when you walked in the building they had a sign telling you which room the events were in so you didn't have to stop and ask anyone. The space was really nice and the ceremony went great. After they did cake and coffee in the back and right outside of the room it looked like there was a park and maybe a small garden or something. We were able to walk over to the police station which is next door to tour as well.

Awesome facility, friendly and helpful staff. I visited here for a special Zumba event in one of the grand rooms, a,nd it was awesome! The instuctor was on stage with a microphone. There were equiiptment such as light weighted weights to use for the exercises. The bathrooms, vending machines and water fountain nearby the event room. Wonderful!

$14 total to rent and ticket to enterFun date with the wife, and ankles hurting.You decide between hockey or figure skates. For me, I tried figure but my feet were too wide, so I had to switch back to Hockey skates. Im a size 7.5 but had to wear a size 9 because 1 they dont do half sizes and 2 size 8 fit but still hurt my feet a lot, wearing size 9 was much more comfortable and skate-able.A lot of people so wear MASKS, Covid 19 is a thing. I saw a lot of people skating without masks on, its scary. Understandable though as I was struggling to breathe due to the mask but do what you have to do to be safe. The ticket entry guy was extremely nice and had a kind demeanor. Plenty of space to Ice skate. Lots of assist stands if you need them to ice stake with. If they had some sort of a concession stand that might be a more fun experience too but Idk it was only open for 2 hrs on the sunday we went. 3:30PM - 5:30PM.

I took a star off because it's usually cold in the rinks. They have heaters above the seats but I never see that they're turned on. And of course they're hard benches so you have to bring your own blanket. Otherwise this is a well-maintained, clean facility. It's a community center so there are meeting rooms. There's a staff at the front desk. There are vending machines but no concession stand. I especially like the vending machine for coffee with milk that also has a hot cocoa. There are two rinks and there's a TV that scrolls and tells you what rink your child is playing on and what locker room they're assigned to. The bathrooms in the rink are nicely heated and beautiful, yahoo!

One of my favorite rinks to play at. Great ice, automatic doors, great staff that works here, no stairs, and like Saturday night, every now and again you'll have a wedding reception or special event going on so you have some cheap people watching entertainment. They've also got a recently renovated, incredible rink with a truly old time feel to it. Grew up honing my skills on flood barn floors, wooden rafters, and an incredible feeling of "old time this is how it should be" kind of skating as a youngen. This new rink took that and kind of went with it. Renovating the back rink and making the locker rooms more spacious, better ventilated (us hockey players wreak, don't let anyone ever tell you otherwise), and adding old time charm to the setting. High, seamless glass encases a pristine sheet of ice reminiscent of the old days. Always a pleasure to skate here. Place can get pretty rocking too when the right teams get together. If you have a chance to skate here, don't pass it up. BP Rink 2. Great times.

Two nice rinks, free WiFI, concessions area run by North Metro Hockey, nice walking track indoor.