1 / 3United Skates of America, Inc.
📍 Northeast Raleigh, NC
United Skates of America in Raleigh runs dedicated family skate hours alongside a full arcade, live DJs, a Roller Cafe, and structured birthday party packages. STEM field trip programs serve school groups.
Great environment in any occasion. Kid friendly during family hours. Adult events with amazing vibes from everyone involved. I’m a beginner skater and the amount of experienced skaters that are patient, kind, and supportive feels like a place I would like to spend time at instead of clubbing or bar hopping.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for kids aged 4 and up during posted family hours. Beginner skaters get patient support from experienced community members on the floor. Pre-teen and teen groups thrive here. Adult-only nights run separately, so check the calendar before visiting with young children.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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Le’Donna Dewberry
“Great environment in any occasion. Kid friendly during family hours. Adult events with amazing vibes from everyone involved. I’m a beginner skater and the amount of experienced skaters that are patient, kind, and supportive feels like a place I would like to spend time at instead of clubbing or bar hopping.”
Jonathon Curtman
“My go to! The adult nights are always a great atmosphere!”
becca
“this place is actually awesome I 100% recommend”
Reviews from Google
Overview
This 4.3-star Raleigh rink separates family sessions from adult nights, so parents can choose age-appropriate visit times. Live DJs and a state-of-the-art sound system fuel the floor energy. The on-site Roller Cafe serves family-friendly food, and the arcade offers ticket redemption prizes. Birthday packages are available for kids, teens, and adults. School groups book STEM field trips and fundraiser nights.
