Cherry Hill Skating & Fun Center

If you’re over the age of 16 there is no reason to go to this skating rink… the music was old and super boring. They kept asking for everyone to exit the floor for backward skating then they asked us to exit so a bunch of kids could dance to random music… I have no idea why this place is still in business

I brought my family here today and we had a lot of fun! I haven’t roller skated since middle school so it definitely brought back memories. Pretty good size rink and the people were very friendly especially those who worked at the prize bar.
The music they played were older pop hits, but I knew the songs so that was a plus (26 here).
The downside to the venue were the skates. I got the inline skates. They were really, really old and disgusting. I don’t think they were even sprayed down with antiseptics after I returned them. I really can’t complain a lot considering it’s only $ 8 for admission and skate rentals. Bring your own skates to avoid the grossness.
4 stars for the venue, 2 stars for the skates. avg of 3. We definitely had a good time but you get what you paid for.

What a great place to burn up a few afternoon hours in the humid summer! My kids and I visited family in nearby Voorhees, and without a pool to use we took a trip to the skating center.
We had a great time– summer special was $ 30 for four of us which was admission, skate rentals, 4 slices of pizza and 4 small drinks. Lots of clean garbage cans in the facility, the paint everywhere looked great, the restrooms were very clean and the staff was very helpful and friendly. It was nice and cool with good air conditioning. There were several day camps that cycled through but the rink was never too crowded that you were feeling squeezed. We will definitely come again next summer!

Some things never change. A good roller skating rink never goes out of style. You can get a skate rental & entry fee for $ 8 here, and it is definitely welcoming to beginning skaters.
Loud pop music from yesterday (Le Freak by Chic. Seriously.) & today, lots of little kids, some tweeners & teens, few adults (at least at the open skate periods in the afternoons).
You can’t have more fun burning a couple hundred calories, or falling down a bunch. Happily, the thing that has gone out of style is the too-​tight jeans I wore when I first learned to skate at age 12.