Ice hockey club

Great venue and team at the moment

petr cech is here

Pretty cool new facility. CIA offers all the things you'd expect to see at an ice facility - rental skates, cafe, spectator area etc. There is also plenty of free parking available (use the park and ride entrance).The rental skates are okay - fairly dull edges but fine for most beginners who won't notice the difference - maybe I just had a dull pair.There is usually a marshall on the ice during sessions to help people up if they fall etc. which is great if you're new. They don't, however, seem to be particularly vigilant at enforcing the rules and I'm not really convinced anyone reads them anyway - quite frequently you will come to a stop as you're blocked by a wall of 10 people holding hands or a standstill group posing for a photo in the middle of the ice. Just use common sense and be prepared to stop at short notice - it's not a huge deal and most centres seem have this same issue.Overall, its a nice facility and a good addition to things to do in Cambridge.

Old style ice rink hosts Fife Flyers Ice Hockey. Enjoyable lively atmosphere at games. Cafe and bar in the arena for food and drinks. Wrap up with warm clothes and a hat, as it can be cold in the arena.

Always love a trip to watch the Caps. That Barn is Old SchoolPS am a Dundee Stars Fan

Amazing sports venue a short walk from Slough Town centre. Surprisingly good atmosphere throughout the game and really great people working for the club. Good beer options too - Madri on tap cannot complain

This review is about the Ice Skating Centre Planet Ice in Widnes.Planet Ice is in a widnes equivalent area of speke retail, there are a lot of shops/stores & other entertainment places close by such as Reel Cinemas, Pure Gym, Toby Carvery, KFC, Tescos, and more!The overall location is good IF you live in or close to widnes, driving here from Liverpool was quite the task for me and I would not personally say this was a convenient drive for me. If you go in a group booking a taxi and splitting the bill maybe more convenient unless youre experienced in driving to and from widnes that you know their roads, I personally drove over the runcorn bridge and had to pay a toll twice (once to go over and once to get back) to come back as the roads were not too clear on directions.The overall Ice Skating Centre is moderately big as you'd expect it to be, the customer service is lovely in the establishment and the prices are quite good for how much you are allowed to skate comparing to an ice skating rink that temprorarily opens in the winter i.e. winter wonderland or any xmas ice rinks.The outside of the skating centre is massive and very hard to miss, it comes with a massive car park just like a massive shopping centre and it is not hard to find a parking spot once you get here. Upon arrival we had about 2 hours of skating for £10 which includes skates and no membership, and the car park was quite empty at the time (assuming this place does ice hockey events it can get packed at those times but you can't skate at those times regardless).The ice rink comes with skate hire (ofcourse as not everyone can afford their own skates or would do so as they don't skate often), tiny lockers which cost about £1 (if possible leave any clothes or bags in your car if you drove there as the lockers are tiny and saves you from having to spend a pound to store things).There is a seating area on both sides, 1 side is more of a spectator area and the other side is somewhere for people to just watch close to the entrance of the skating rink.The overall hygiene of this establishment is what you'd expect from an ice skating centre, it's not the cleanest place (mainly the toilets, tables, etc) but it isn't an unexpected bad.There are several vending machines, gatcha machines, claw grabbing machines, there are male and female toilets and when open a little cafe/seating area where you can eat/drink. This establishment also does do bookings for parties and what not for larger groups.There is a tiny rink for younger kids (assumption) which was closed when I came to the establishment, it looks like it is for younger children to practice their ice skating as the big rink may be too big & advanced for them (advanced as there are a lot more people in the larger rink, more adult skaters who may not be able to skate as well either).In the seating areas i.e. side booths of the rink, there are wooden benches people can sit on to rest, relax before going back onto the rink. I think this is nice but the seats can use a bit of work (there are splintery wood just pointing out from the benches and what not, would definitely watch where you sit if you have thin fabric pants on i.e. tights or anything else which can be penetrated easily.The amount of people skating at the time I arrived was quite surprising, I'd seen more people skating in a more expensive ice rink for less time than this skating rink and if this establishment isn't too much of a hassle to get to, I would definitely recommend this place for a day out of ice skating.Overall give this skating rink a 4/5, it is a good ice skating rink but as per my own personal opinion, location could be in a better place, and seats on the side could be better (so you don't get a splinter in you before going back to ice skating).

They beat us!

Absolutely the best sporting night out for your family. Great atmosphere friendly dedicated fans.. only let down one star by terrible food...(I know.its ice hockey please bring back grazing shed...or anyone else.. fans deserve better)

Lovely experience there with ice hockey. Great match with Braehead clan. Beers not allowed out of the bar