The Rinks – Corona Inline

Great place to play roller hockey. Fun, fair, and safe experience. It’s a much cheaper alternative to playing ice hockey.

The most dangerous Open skate I have seen. There are no rules. Kids are allowed to skate in any direction. Almost colliding. A dad was allowed to carry his baby while skating. No one on staff was supervising. Kids were hanging from the hockey goal posts. Kids are allowed to use pvc pipe helpers which are extremely dangerous. The first only good thing is that it’s only $ 5.

Went here for an event a friend of mine was having and the place is huge they just need better floors and bigger bathrooms. Their organization is kind of bad also upside they offer liquor and staff is kind of friendly.

I don’t know about the hokey playing but they have open skate weekdays 2:30 — 4:30. For $ 5 you can wheel around for a couple hours including skate rental!
It’s no frills but for the price you can beat it for an afternoon activity with the kiddos.

If you can go play somewhere else, GO! If you can’t, then be warned. The referees here are the worst I have ever seen. They are inconsistent and when you ask for an explanation, they threaten to throw you out of the game. They expect respect, but give none in return. What makes it worse is the general manager doesn’t care what his refs say to you, he only cares about your league fee. I’m surprised the Ducks organization would place their name on the door.

Been playing here for years. Friendly staff, great pricing for us goalies, some of the refs will drive you insane with there inconsistent calls but what do you expect for rec hockey. Just opened a store up top. Tons of teams on few nights, if you like hockey but can’t afford ice I do recommend playing here.

This place is a decent hockey rink with a lot of good and average skaters. What I dont get is how come there are never any goalies at pick up?
its what you expect a roller rink to be. Always a great workout for $ 5 to play pick up.
Just wish I had the ability to play on a team. but single parents dont often get such luck… I wish it was easier to get to and that they had signs marking the route as anyone on their first couple of times there will get lost.
When you are playing they randomly pipe in half of who knows how many songs and there is no rhyme or reason to it.
None the less, I will see you there tonight if you are going to go play pick up…

Just discovered Unilocal so im playing catch up and reviewing all my favorite (and not so favorite) places.
Great place if you’re a roller hockey player, adult leagues (when i was there) had plenty of players, teams and divisions (beginner to advanced) to choose from. 2 full size rinks is a definite plus and more than enough locker rooms to accommodate their large client-​el. Staff is super friendly, minus a couple bad apples here and there which is to be expected with a business that has quite a few employee’s. Location is very out of the way and difficult to find if its your first trip out there. League prices are what you would expect to pay (generally about 150/​player per season and this depends on team size). Biggest issue when i played there was subpar reffing. Refs seem to be buddy buddy with rink regulars and their callings of the games reflect that at times. As far as players are concerned (adult league only), lots of guys out there playing simply to blow off steam so games can get a little choppy and rough based on that. I’ve played hockey since i was 8 (27 now) and i can say the advanced adult league is fairly competitive.
Overall 4 out of 5 stars because of bad location, subpar reffing and hot some hot heads on the rink. Also, loses a star because the rink is Anaheim ducks affiliated (Go kings!) ;).

It’s the perfect spot for Roller Derby… it’s not fancy at all.
The concession stand is not great, so eat before you go.
The organization at the door depends on the event. Last night I went to see the Prison City Derby Dames, very unorganized to get in, but a fun night nonetheless. I’m not sure what other teams are playing hockey or skating there.
Go eat at Backwoods BBQ if your heading to the Rinks… another review to follow about them.

Firstly, THIS IS OUT IN NOWHERE. While that isn’t particularly the venue’s fault, holy crap, and I’m not just talking nowhere=Corona, but once you get off the freeway, you go down side streets until it looks like you’re about to enter a gated community. Signage to enter the parking lot is nil. It looks like you’re at an industrial park.
The venue itself is smaller than the 949 Hockey Club in Anaheim; there are two sport court rinks, but no platform to view them from, no room for bleachers, and no snack bar. The rink I was on had weird… stuff all over the floor. Like teeny clumps of dirt, or insulation, or like a cardboard box exploded into little bitty pieces. ALL OVER the floor. And then it would stick to your butt after you got up.
Then, oh god, you get to the restrooms. The women’s restroom has three stalls, that’s it, and was constantly dirty. Toilet paper and soap were refilled when someone was notified, but the restroom remained dirty.
The event I went to (sponsored by the OC Rollergirls) was top-​notch in itself, but I thought the venue definitely brought some of the enjoyment down.