You deserve a little ‘ice cool’ funExperience world‐class customer service. Hop on a Public Session with your family and friends to enjoy games and watch some awesome laser light shows. Ask the DJ to play your favorite songs. No skating experience? Slide on a loaner helmet, grab a skating aid and take a free lesson. Check out the daily Public Skating Schedule.

Looking for some place different for your child’s special day?Imagine the smile on your child's face when you rent one of our festively decorated party rooms so you can host an extraordinary Birthday Party during a public skating session.

Try something new & have fun doing it! Sign up for classes and learn how to ice skate, play ice hockey or curl. It's a great way to stay fit and have fun at the same time. Classes run year round.

A fresh idea for your next teambuilding event  Try Broomball! The on-ice game is played in tennis shoes rather than skates. Have a blast playing (and scoring goals!) with your teammates.

Life is more fun when you play! Stop by today and check out all the cool things you can do at Skatetown in Roseville. #Skatetownice

How is Skatetown dealing with the Coronavirus issue?

In order to keep Skatetown safe for our teammates and guests, we are building on our already high standards. The situation we find ourselves in is a great reminder of why it is so critical to maintain our “Disney Clean” standards. The impression guests have of how clean and safe our facility is will determine how we do in times like these. Our standard cleaning protocols.

• We thoroughly clean our facility every night using hospital-grade disinfectants.

• As part of our cleaning process, we use an electrostatic sanitizing gun with Purtab disinfectant. The electrostatic gun spray “wraps” conductive surfaces; which means that the spray gets the backside of whatever is being sprayed, such as a door handle. 

• Café tables are wiped down with a Health Department approved sanitizer nightly and between uses

• Our floors are cleaned with a hospital-grade disinfectant. 

• During restroom checks, our teammates will spray the restroom sinks, toilets and other touch points with Disinfectant spray

• Teammates will spray or wipe down door handles at entrances regularly throughout the day with sanitizer

• Hand sanitizer dispensers have been placed throughout the facility

• Bleachers and rink touch points (drinking fountains, dasher door handles, dasher cap rail, vending machines, etc.) will be sprayed after each public session with disinfectant

Scott Slavensky President/General Manager