Prince William Ice Center

“I absolutely love this place! As a teen that is getting into hockey I love coming here and practicing. From what I heard from my friends the food is good, although I’ve only tried the monster energy (which they are good). I plan on taking a look at the shop one day. The ice is always great its not chipped and flatten when free skate is over. The mornings it’s not very crowded so it’s pretty pleasant, but nights it’s pretty crowded but enough space to enjoy skating. For the first few months I used rentals and they where pretty decent but if you wanna actually get into skating I recommend buying used, or new skates, but make sure to look into what you need for skates. If you’re looking to rent for your first time, I’ve found the figure skates are usually the best for beginners.”

“Nice place and definitely worth the time. The kids especially loved the ice skating.”

“Best ice rink in the area”

“I've watched this rink go downhill steadily since I moved here about 20 years ago. The ice is consistently horrible. They have no business acumen whatsoever. They advertise stick and shoot sessions, and then they put lessons and they take up an entire zone. And nobody can skate there, so you really are stuck in the neutral zone If there are two lessons happening or if there are a group of kids who are constantly skating in front of the net it's not safe to shoot. If they're going to mix small children and adults, they should allow for both zones to be available so the two can separate for safety's sake. Taking up an entire zone just for one person who is learning something sends a very strong message to paying customers, its a not so subtle middle finger. And if there aren't lessons, there are junior players who crowd out the paying customers by having a goalie who won't take shots from anybody else and just act like it's their private ice and practice. Why am I posting this publicly? Because it's impossible to communicate with anyone there. You send them any kind of internal message and you can get crickets. Stop doing everything on the cheap in terms of your paying customers. Have a little respect for us. Stop putting all your money into fancy locker rooms for your higher tier teams when your bathrooms smell like a crack den on a hot day.”