Policies

Listed below are our skating rink policies. These policies are designed to insure a safe and pleasant experience for all of our skating rink visitors.   
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• General Information 
• Rink Policies
• Dress Code
• Skaters "Rules of Conduct"
  
  

It is our policy to maintain a well regulated public facility, operated with emphasis on the safety and good conduct of our patrons. Our rules and regulations are firmly and fairly enforced. Because of the normal risk of maintaining balance on skates, and the probability of occasional contact between skaters, accidents can and do happen. You must voluntarily assume the risk of injury when you skate. top

By entering our building you agree to abide by all rules and regulations.

• Toe stops or dance plugs are required for skates with this option.
• To prevent damage to our floor, your personal skates are subject to inspection. Be prepared to rent if your skates are dirty or damaged.
• No smoking in the building, and no smoking on the property by anyone under age.
• No gum chewing in the building by anyone.
• No In and Out privileges.
• No intoxication of any kind.
• No food or beverage may be brought in to the building, with the exception of a birthday cake with a scheduled party.
• All food, candy, and drinks must be kept in the Snack Bar area.
• We charge admission for everyone entering the building, with the exception of children under 2, and parents who are not skating.
• Lockers are required. Coats and shoes are not permitted in the Snack Bar area. We are not responsible for lost or stolen item.
• Foul language will not be tolerated and may result in expulsion from the rink. top
  

• Neatness and cleanliness of all patrons is required. No clothing that could be considered distasteful to our family environment will be allowed.
• No bare feet. Socks are required for skate rental. We do have socks for sale.
• No loose scarves, bandannas, or headwear may be worn when skating. Helmets are permitted but not provided.
• No loose clothing that might get caught in the wheels, or trip the skater. top
  
  

• Anyone who does not practice safe skating may be asked to leave.
• No pushing, tripping or playing tag.
• No fast skating, faster than the average flow of traffic, and in a manner hazardous to other skaters.
• No squatting except during a designated special skate.
• No stopping along the wall. Skaters must attempt to keep moving at all times.
• No eating or drinking over the half wall surrounding the skating surface, or on the skating floor.
• No sitting on or climbing over the half wall surrounding the skating floor.
• No climbing or sitting on the corner stages.
• Jumps, spins, or dancing are to be kept to the center of the floor, and at the discretion of management. top