Cheap Skate

Things to know:1)There's a a fee to enter and another to rent skates. Because I was accompanying kids and didn't plan to skate, there was no entry fee. 2) There's an online schedule showing the different event times, and when applicable target ages. We brought my partners kids on a Thursday during the 5p-7:30p slot because 8-10p was 21+ (that day). The 5p slot didnt list ages, but tuns out it was mostly little kids. Additional teens and older people started showing up later, but still seemed younger age focused (with group games like hula hoop).3) There's a decent number of arcade games for the space. If you don't have quarters, you can use the change machine. While the assortment of games was good, my gripe is that we counted 84 tickets won playing. However their ticket counting machine only accounted for 66.While the experience was okay, I think it's a nice option with a good selection of music, decent sized rink, fair pricing (cant speak for concessions) and a nostalgic feel. Check it out for yourself.

All the fun in one place - skating, bouncy houses, arcade, and food! We went during a weekday 1-4pm for a "School's Out" time during winter break. Cheap Skate does have certain hours so be sure to call ahead or check online. I believe there are hours for family/kids and some evening for just adults. So fun for everyone. I was able to purchase tickets online but you do need to check-in when you get there despite the check-in on the online scannable ticket.I took my kiddos for some skating fun and oh how it brought back memories! Cheap Skate has a 90s feel to it but with all the hip music of nowadays. A great workout and all around fun. The cost to skate isn't bad but like anything now-a-days you for pay for everything. In addition to the fee to get in and skate, there is a rental skate fee, locker fee, and obviously arcade, bouncy houses, and food. Speaking of food we got some icees, soda, pizza, and ice cream. Pretty pricey for what it was but for an easy access to food without leaving - exactly what you'd expect. The screens telling you what you can order either weren't working or not turned on properly when I went to order (about an hour in) so I had to ask what food items were available. My kids weren't interested in the bouncy house or the arcade although as a typical arcade there are tickets where you can exchange for prizes. We had so much fun and we were so exhausted by the end. Overall, I would highly recommend if you're looking indoor fun.

Cheap Skate was fun but not void of sketchiness. The music was REALLY loud and their song choices were very odd and moderately disturbing to listen to. I was anticipating them playing oldies but only a few were played. It was my first experience roller blading and it was easy to start with my ice skating experience. Because I haven't been to a roller rink before I'm anticipating my concerns are fairly normal and are the way they are because of the audience they are trying to reach. I want to go roller blading/skating again but might go somewhere different.

I heard about this place for years, so I went there on Saturday night. I was only human wearing a mask there, the beginning was slow and then suddenly it became crazy busy. People who come here to skate men, serious business, including beginners. The place was clean, and the light was perfect as well as the music. This place is a legend between people in there, 30s 40s 50s and even 60s: I cannot tell you how many people told me they skated here in their youth.They have nights with themes which is cool. They have food and things like gifts to buy inside. You can have lockers. And the parking is well lit and wide enough for people to come here safely. No shady. Deals happening around the block. It's on a main street and across the street from gas station. So lots of traffic and very safe.Next time I come back, I will try to skate, but I will make sure it's gonna be a week days when it's not too busy.

Very friendly. Staff took great care of our group. Would not mind visiting this place with my youth group again.

All my childhood memories came to life!!!!! I am so happy to see a place like this still exists! I love how classic it is with original decor!!! Cheap Skate has a variety of skate times available including an adult night! They have concessions including; pizza, mini donuts, ice cream, popcorn, and much more. They even have arcade games, inflatable jump houses, and roller skates for purchase. Blades rollin, music bumping, and an icee waiting for me at the table!!! So much fun! And what a workout! I definitely recommend checking this place out. My absolute only con is I heard an R Kelly song playing. . Yep he's a talented artist... however, have you seen surviving R Kelly? Ok off my soap box. This place is awesome!!!!!!!

Oh, the flood of nostalgia entering this place. My friends and I used to frequent the local skate rink when I was in my teens, and I'm much older now but it was "like riding a bike" as they say! It was a joy to bring my son and let him experience the fun as well. Prices seemed fair, for 2022, but you do have to pay for literally everything - entrance, skate rental, kids trainer, locker for your belongings, etc.

Had my daughter's birthday party here. We rented a table to do pizza and cake. It's fun, well conditioned and there's also food, drink and other concessions as well as skate rental

Wasn't that bad the cheese pizza I had was sorta plain and the women's bathroom was kinda disgusting..!

The bounce house is in a corner not even enough room in the area. The arcade is small like any small arcade u find in a store pointless. The people that serve the food got an attitude problem. They over charge. The bathroom was disgusting when I was there did not even want to be in there. Ur better off spending ur money else where. Dave and busters, mall of America rides, urban air, inner active playground. And so you all know most of these five star reviews are either fake or from the employees that work there. Watch out.