Skateport Plaza

Talk about a blast from the past!
Growing up, this was one of THE places to be on Friday & Saturday nights. So when my niece had her birthday party here, I was excited to return to see how it still looked.
It hasn’t changed a bit!
The party was reserved so they had a table already set up for the party goers. If you weren’t in the birthday count, it cost $ 8.50 for skates and and the skating time. If you were just watching, they didn’t charge you. Luckily they allowed adults to go onto the rink with their shoes on to help the little ones who were learning how to skate.
The building itself is still bright, complete with black lights, familiar music favorites and of course games. The bathrooms are in terrible need of attention, none of the doors in the girls room locked and the sinks were horrible.
The party included pizza, which could have seen better days however the soda kept getting refilled and kept adults happy.
The kiddos had a blast, and it was fun to see people still enjoying a place that I grew up going to.

The neon murals and carpet combined with the extensive use of black light make this place a blast. You can rent or bring your own skates, and whatever you choose, you’ll have a great time. They turn up the music and even do the Cha Cha Slide (far more difficult in skates than one might think). I can’t wait to go there again.

This place was awesome! I had my husbands 30^th birthday party and couldn’t have asked for more. Upon arrival, someone was more than happy to help me carry all of my party goods in and the people working there were very nice and inviting. It appeared that two16 year olds were running the place, which was fine with me bc they did a great job. They asked me multiple time if there was anything I needed and they were quick to respond with any requests. I paid 265 for the entire party. In the end I’m not positive how many people showed up, but I think it was around 30. They did not charge for non-​skaters, which was great. I believe it was 10 dollars for every skater and 2.50 if a non skater wanted unlimited soda. The place is decorated exactly how a skating rink should be. Super bright paint everywhere and black lights galore. If I had one complaint, it would be that it was so hot in there. We were dressed in 80s gear (multiple white suits and cut off sweat shirts) and everyone was a sweaty mess by the time we left. Anyway, we loved the place and will probably have more parties there.