Super Wheels

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joshua h.

Joined 2 years ago

old school. ok let's take it back to the old school and put those quads on or they now also have inline skates to well let's get to the point its skating that’s already a blast unfortunately kids have x box and ps3 now this place used to be much better when it was called hot wheels back in the days would get packed with a lot better parties and djs yea it’s a bit beat up they could maintain it better but like I said if you like old school music mix with new and skating it’s a trip you want to do I love going here I barely go now but every time it reminds me of being a kid again so I say it's something different and fun to do with or without the kids Monday is college night little older crowd you can bring your own skates or rent them there and they have food but it suck nasty pizza and hotdogs so eat before you go high school kids working there what kind of costumer services do you expect bottom line there is no other place to skate in door like this in Miami so if you don’t like it there's no other one

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MCRC3

Joined 2 years ago

Crappiest Skating Ring - Will never return!. there is no mention on the website that they cut off their skating sessions and literally close down the place & kick everyone out. If you are interested in cming back you have to pay all over again. My family and I went there recently to celebrate my daughter's birthday party. They had run out of soda, beer, the soda cup covers, half of the food was gone. No discount for the bad service. The staff was rude and unhelpful. You now also have to pay whether you are skating or not...So half of my group had to pay $30.00 to sit there. I was very disappointed with this place and will definitely make anyone I know reconsider before they want to give this place any type of business.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Florida's legendary skating center.. In Short
The name might change, but this remains Florida's favorite skate spot. Music blares in the background from a sound system with more than 10,000 watts. The glare from more than 2,000 lights beats down relentlessly onto the floor, and mechanical fog envelops the rink. Skaters of all ages whisk their way across in an atmosphere akin to a nightclub. The joint does a thriving business with birthday parties. In a single day, they can host 40 to 50 birthday parties and many other special events. The facility also offers a full-service snack bar, a candy store and pro shop, and a video redemption center.