Waukesha Skateland

“I come here for adults skate nights instead of going to the club. Im sober curious and this is the perfect place to unwind and just enjoy myself for an evening with no kids to trip over. ❤️❤️❤️ They offer two nights a week for adults skate nights. Its a lot of the same songs so I like to bring headphones and play my own music. Lots of different types of skaters, from beginners to breakdancing to figure skaters. Slower skaters towards the center. They even offer skate and sip every once and a while. Be safe and bring a dd ❤️”

“The floor is nice. The skaters skate too damn fast. The music is not for old school skaters or JB Skaters. The music is, in my opinion is for jam and speed skaters. I would love to hear more music that is for old school skaters and JB skaters”

“😁 Great place for family fun! Reasonable prices for entry and food. They also have adult nights, bday parties and other special events. The staff does a good job at maintaining order and safety of the skaters and keep the place clean.”

“I’ve been to this establishment a few times and have normally just ignored the extremely condescending and rude tone that management of this establishment provides, but this last time was in front of my children, and was outright uncalled for. The older Caucasian man at the front door was not very friendly. He is normally always the issue. In his mention that the establishment does not accept cards (only cash), he rudely “told” my wife to give him the tickets back until we could get cash… even though she was just standing there while I stepped five steps away to their ATM to grab the cash. There was nobody behind us in line. He has a very condescending tone and is always rude. What’s most frustrating is that this isn’t an isolated incident. It’s a pattern. Every visit has had some level of unnecessary attitude or lack of basic customer respect. When you’re bringing your kids somewhere that’s supposed to be fun, the last thing you should have to deal with is being talked down to at the door. There’s a difference between enforcing rules and how you treat people while doing it. A simple, respectful explanation would go a long way, but that’s not what you get here. We’ll likely be taking our business elsewhere moving forward, which is disappointing because this could be a great local spot if the customer experience matched the intent of the business.”