Eve B

Took 8yo granddaughter her on a Thursday afternoon. It wasn't too crowded. People from all ages were skating. Parents with their young children to Teens.

It wasn't expensive at all! It cost $21 with the granddaughter bringing her own in- line skates while her Mom rented a pair. I was a spectator. Both 'classic' and in- line may be rented.

There was always an employee walking around inside the skating rink itself. I'm guessing to help any child that fell and hurt themselves, or, making sure the floor was always clear of objects or everyone was behaving themselves.

The music wasn't too loud, and they did take requests. Games were played and suitable for all ages.

There was a game room, although I didn't go back and see what all was back there. A snack bar was available. (2 'medium' drinks and a small popcorn were $10. Only Pepsi products are available. No free refill on drinks).

The bathrooms were kept clean. All the employees were friendly enough.

We love going to the Sea Center. It's very small. There is an area where children can touch shells, crabs, and other underwater creatures. This area is fully air conditioned.

There is a tour of the hatchery available. I found it pretty interesting. However, my 7yo granddaughter was kind of bored. More talking than 'hands on' type tour. Plus, part of it is outside. Even inside, the hallway is basically the only area air conditioned. It takes about an hour.

There is a small Boardwalk through the Wetlands, but it was June and hot, and that's for another day.

It's all Volunteer ran and free (although donations are greatly appreciated!) There is a very small gift shop. Bathrooms were spotless.