Fun Factory Roller Skating

Not impressed. It’s a regular olé skating rink which is fine. Just make sure you eat before you come and bring your drinks. They will nickel and dime you if you dont. No refills even though they charge $ 2+ for a drink. Plus they charge for cups of water.

Love love LOVED this place. I took my 4 year old nephew there for the first time early on a Friday evening and it was fantastic. The moment we came in, staff was very friendly and helpful explaining where everything was. My nephew was as excited for the bounce house as he was for the skating. He was able to use a small balancer/​walker type thing on wheels to help him skate and it made a world of difference. The atmosphere was reminiscent of any typical old school roller rink or bowling alley but certainly not run down. There were a ton of families and it was a very fun, positive environment. I think there’s something about seeing EVERYONE fall down a time or two that immediately makes you comfortable lol. When we weren’t skating, it was great to be able to have him go in the bounce house or play a few of the arcade games and win tickets. My nephew is prone to behavior issues but this place kept him busy and satisfied with all of the options. He even made a little friend he was running around with! I really look forward to going back with him :)

After a bit of a misunderstanding with our groupon the managment went out of their way to make sure we ha a great time. Has a strong 70s feel to it and was a little overrun with kids asking for tokens. But overall was a lot of fun.

This place is nothing but trouble! Rude kids and if you’re lucky you can drive past without some idiot blocking traffic in the no park zone (aka road) people think is a parking lot. You need better management of this place fin factory!!!

Kids luv it

How many of you remember roller skating rinks back in the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s?
The wooden rink floor, the inner circle, outside lane is the fast lane… How about the old brown skates with the orange wheels and stopper that loves to pickup the dirt from hundreds if not thousands of wheels rolling around every night.
A great place for kids on the weekends and then they also have adult nights for ages 21 and up, no alcohol is served. There are arcade games and prizes for kids they can earn with their game tickets, they even schedule birthday parties.
For your belly, try a pretzel, pizza or chicken bites. The food is not high-​end dining quality but on par if not slightly better than what you might expect from a bowling alley or sporting event concession stand, but you’re not here to eat. You’re here to skate and to play!
The place could use some updating with the old 70’s ceiling tiles lined with fans. The walls are painted in an 80’s retro style with bright colors and stars, but if you’re looking for a flashback of that good, clean, American fun, check out Fun Factory.