Sk8 Dojo

This is a great skate place especially for newbies. Brian is extremely helpful. He helped my girls learn to skate. The skate floor was nice and large. The staff were friendly. The pizza was pretty good and prices were reasonable. I would highly recommend.

Overall the best spot in which is local, convinient, and has good people. Meeting new friends and having a blast whilst being in a quality rink, I'd say it's the best out there for being close. Very spacious, friendly, good for kids, and amazing.

This place was AWESOME! Took our granddaughter there and she absolutely loved it and as for my wife it brought us back to our childhood. Can't wait to go again. All staff were very friendly.

The best skating rink around with a fun atmosphere. There are a lot of people who go regularly, who make up a skate community of people with a positive hobby. Prices are good and the staff cares about the skaters.

The rink floor feels like it is brand new. Smooth skating. Good music to skate to. Easy to rent skates and they have lockers to put all your belongings.We had a blastNice and clean and the staff are very helpfulFun for all ages

I had my birthday party there.... IT WAS AMAZING. I highly recommended this SK8 Dojo. And one thing the staff is Amazing to.

Super nice staff! Very clean, wasn't crowded on a Saturday afternoon. Good food and fun games!!

My very first impression wasn't great when me and my husband first got in. It was a Sunday around 2:30, and it looked like there was probably a kid's birthday party going on, so it was particularly crowded by the skate rental and locker area. This would normally be fine because, after all, it's pretty much what you're signing up for by walking into any family skating rink; however, the crowdedness and chaos seemed just a little more hectic due to the fact that there really isn't much of a seating area to lace up your skates. By the skate rental/locker area is sort of a bay area that is clearly meant to be the spot to lace your skates up. I really wish that this area was bigger and had tables or more benches: there are only four benches in this bay, and just another three on the other side of the rink. Maybe it's nitpicky, but I think most other rinks I've been to have a much larger seating area to allow lots of people to put on their skates without trying to search for real estate on the carpet to lace up.However, I was quicky won over once we started skating. The floor is smooth and kept up well. The whole rink is clean. The staff is friendly. They host games for kids (or anyone who wants to partake) about once an hour. The music is a good mix of modern pop (Walk The Moon, Jay Sean, Camila Cabello) and classic rock like Foreigner.I think I was most impressed by the staff's handling of a young girl who took a fall and was in a lot of tears close to the end of the skate session. I'm sure they deal with incidents just like hers all the time, but they all acted expeditiously and calmly. I could see them making sure to take the girl and her mother seriously. Right away one of the young men on staff stopped skating and went to the girl to see if she was okay; as soon as he ascertained that this was more than a minor bump for the girl to simply walk off, he went to get his manager. Another staff member went to the girl and her mother on the floor to make sure that other skaters didn't get too close and cause further distress. When the manager got to the scene, he had brought over some official-looking forms that he began to fill out. The initial staffer brought the girl a good sized makeshift ice pack with paper towels so she could ice her leg while the manager completed the paperwork. When they were ready to move the girl off of the floor, they helped her onto a rolling office chair and safely moved her from the center of the rink off to the side. It was all handled very tactfully and nicely!Overall, this a very nice local rink--I just wish it was a little bigger!

Thoroughly enjoy Sk8 Dojo! Less crazy than Haygood, in my opinion. Convenient location. And extremely helpful staff.My family has attended a few parties here and, in a heartbeat, would host a party here if one my children decides she'd like a skating birthday party. And trust, that statement speaks volumes.Both rollerskates and rollerblades are available, and rentals are included for all party guests. Games are interwoven between skating time and include four corners and limbo, my daughters' favorite.So if you're in search for a family outing idea and you're not afraid to fall on your butt from time to time, Sk8 Dojo is an excellent choice. I've had the butt bruises to prove it. :)

Wonderful, high-quality skating rink with a great atmosphere! One ding I have is the homophobic experience I had here.A few years ago, my school rented out the place for a fundraiser skate night and it was very fun! Happy to see that they are open for these kinds of events. My boyfriend and I had been skating and engaging in very light PDA (holding hands, sitting next to each other) especially since it was both of our first times skating, and we had only just started dating. All was well until the manager sent an employee to tell us that "we couldn't be touching". I thought it was Covid related, but I was informed soon after that "this was a Christian establishment" and that we would have to distance ourselves. This was before 303 Creative v. Elenis, but regardless, it was undoubtedly humiliating, disrespectful, and homophobic to speak to us like that for something so normal as holding hands. I made it a point to not let that ruin our experience there, because truly it is a great establishment and an overall fun place to skate. But, I post this review for any LGBTQ+ couples to just be mindful that you could be made to feel different and unwelcome if you decide to skate here together.