Irvine Roller Hockey Center Llc

The Orange County Rollergirls (
) bout here, and it’s not a bad place to take down the opposing team (no elbows or hands, of course): the regular smooth tiles you’d expect as flooring at an outdoor hockey rink, and adequate fluorescent lighting (at night you can use a point-​and-​shoot camera with flash and manage to get some blurry pics of rollergirls, but that’s not helped by having to stay five feet from the track). There’s a set of bleachers outside of the Plexiglas for spectators, although for derby bouts, people are all over the skating surface as well. The Plexiglas is probably 8 – 10 feet high around the whole rink, plus netting above that, so wayward pucks don’t hurt anyone.
There are some small buildings that are used for team changing rooms. There are video games for you, or your kids, or whomever. The parking lot is probably roomy enough on a regular basis, but not so for a roller derby bout. My biggest complaint has to do with one of the facility’s two rinks. One is named Rink Two, and the other, I believe, is Rink Corey, Corey being the last name of a man no longer with us. I know this because of the plaque outside Rink Corey… which bears, etched in bas relief for all the ages, a use of «it’s» where «its» is the correct form. Oh, the humanity!