The Edge Ice Arena

Awesome place to skate. My son is in skating lessons and we always stay after to watch hockey practice. There is a snack stand and bar with some food and TVs. Everything is really reasonable

Best ice rink in the state. Smooth ice, great food, bar, friendly staff, hockey leagues, and excellent management. I have been skating here for 10 years and I have skated at all the rinks around Denver.

I really like having a rink so close to home! This is a pretty nice facility and the prices are reasonable (it’s cheaper to buy a pass if you plan to come here often), even if you don’t live in the district. I’m a figure skater, but I’ve heard from several of my hockey-​playing friends that drop-​in sessions and stick-​and-​puck are high quality at this rink.
There are two ice surfaces and the quality is pretty good (depending on who’s driving the Zamboni that day). Group and private lessons are available, though it’s been a few years since I took lessons and I don’t know what the coaching staff is like now. My only problem with this rink is that it only has one public session per day (usually from 12 to 2) and offers far fewer figure skating practice sessions (freestyle/​moves in the field/​dance) than other rinks in the area. I guess they’re just more focused on hockey. They do also have off-​ice classes for figure skaters, but again, those offerings are less extensive than what you’ll find at a place like South Suburban.
The pro shop is adequate (again, mostly hockey-​focused) — they can help you out if you forget your gloves. I haven’t eaten anything from the snack bar, but the menu is pretty standard snack-​bar fare.
To sum up: Great for hockey players. Pretty good for recreational figure skaters (though I wish they had an adults-​only session, even just once a week). Probably not fantastic for competitive figure skaters, but fine for beginners.

Love, love, love it here! Great for kids!!!

I attended a Drop In hockey game last night and it was awesome. The people were very friendly and welcoming. I just moved from California and have been looking to find a place to play for fun. The guys are a bit out of my league in terms of skill level but were very nice in making sure I felt comfortable. It was awesome. I definitely plan on going back again.

For Hockey Rink Unilocal I will use a set format:
Overall: 5
Rink Location: 4
Rink Ambiance: 5
Adult League skill range: ?
Adult League Top Skill level: ?
Adult League Non-​Aggressiveness: ?
Adult Drop In: ?
Skills/​Stick and Puck: 5
Pro Shop: 3
Staff Friendliness: 4
Ice Condition — Game Play: 4.5
Ice Condition — Dry after cuts: 5
Ice Condition — Smooth after cuts: 4.5
Ice Condition — Edges: 4.5
Ice Condition — Board or Glass quality: 4
Cancellations or Schedule Changes: 4
Referees: 4
Nets: 4
Website: 4
Off-​ice viewing and entertainment: 4
Parking: 5
Pricing: 4
Cleanliness: 5
Showers: 5
Locker Rooms: 5
Notes: Two sheets of Ice with concesion stand and small pro shop. Great view of the ice surfaces from above inside or in the rinks on bleachers. Do not confuse this with Foothills Ice Arena. No relationship there.
I don’t play in their Adult league — I think they are renting their Ice to RHML maybe. The drop in is supposed to be consist ant on certain times but I have not gone. I like their daytime stick and puck and get the ice to myself. The Ice is very nice as is the facility. Very youth centric but with a more professional mindset.
This is an Adult review and it looks like they have a very, very strong youth program. I have seen great coaches giving high caliber instruction.

Not bad. I watched my husband play in the Hockey Gobbler Classic tournament here and the rink was really nice. It has 2 sheets, concession, pro shop, massage therapy, small workout facility, ozone gear cleaning machine, vending machines, women’s leagues, etc…
I was really impressed and the entire rec center includes golf and some other good stuff.