Come Roll with us!
Get ready to roll on one of the biggest and smoothest wood floors in the nation!
Whether you're a first-time skater or a seasoned pro, there's plenty of space for everyone to glide, groove, and get lost in the vibrant atmosphere.
From high-energy public skate sessions to unforgettable private events, and our legendary Adult Night, you're bound to make memories that will last a lifetime. The roller skating community is waiting for you — are you ready to roll with us?
Price to skate
Monday* & Tuesday
$14
Adult Skate Night (18+)
Tuesday 7 PM -12 AM
Wednesday & Thursday
$7
Friday
$14
Saturday & Sunday
$16
Adult Skate Night (18+)
Saturday 9 PM - 12 AM
Price does NOT change if you bring your own skates.
*Open on Monday for National & Student Holidays. Check availability HERE.
Skating PARTY?
Get ready to roll into an unforgettable time! Celebrate your next event on wheels with a skating party at Pins & Wheels. Whether it’s a birthday, special occasion, group outing, or just an excuse to get everyone together, we’ve got everything you need to make it a blast.
Roller SKATING FAQ
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Yes! We have roller skating party packages available, each package has 3 different tiers (please read all details carefully).
Birthday packages are not modifiable. If you are looking for a custom birthday party, please fill out the inquiry form under special events.
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Non-skating guests are no charge to enter the skating rink during the general skate session. However, during Adult Night, all guests must pay admission regardless if they are skating or not.
All skating guests must be accounted for; bringing your skates from home does not reduce the cost of admission.
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Roller skates are included with the admission. Rollerblades are an additional $4.00.
Admission is $16.00 for all skating guests. Thursday is SK8 FOR $8.00, admission is discounted by $8.00 per guests!
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Absolutely! We encourage all guests to invest in their own pair of skates and join the skating community. We firmly believe that owning your own skates drastically enhances your overall skating experience.
Bringing your own skates from home does not change the cost of admission.
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You can skate from open to close, we do not charge by the hour.
Adult Night beings at 7pm on Tuesday and 9pm on Saturday. Last skate for minors will occur 10 minutes prior to the transition into Adult Night. All minors must exit the skating rink prior to Adult Night.
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We like to say, "If you can walk you can skate". Our general skate sessions are for all ages.
To attend Adult Night skate session you must be 18 years or older. ID required upon entry.
No ID = No Entry
Children must be 5 years or younger to attend Skater Tors. Adults and older siblings are not allowed to skate during this session.
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Yes! You can order any of our menu items at one of our self service kiosks. Nostalgic skating items available at Pete’s Eats only.
If you are paying with cash, you must see a team member at the counter.
We also have a full service restaurant on the “other side”.
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Adult Night is every Tuesday from 7-12am and Saturday from 9pm-12am.
Last call to skate for minors will occur 10 minutes before Adult Night begins. All minors must be out of the skating rink prior to Adult Night.
Adults who arrive prior to Adult Night hours are welcome to stay and skate throughout the transition.
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Absolutely no guests under the age of 18 can enter the skating rink during Adult Night.
If you do not provide a physical ID, you will be denied entrance. A photo of your ID or passport will not be accepted.
Newborns and infants are not allowed. They may be precious and oh so cute, but they will also be denied.
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No. Absolutely no outside drinks are allowed into the facility. We have a full service bar at Pete’s Eats for any alcoholic purchases.
According to TABC no outside alcohol can be brought inside our facility . If you are caught with alcohol not purchased at Pins & Wheels, you will be asked to leave the facility immediately.
Friendly reminder… We reserve the right to refuse service to guests at any times. Intoxicated guests will be denied admission and or asked to remove their skates if they are a hazard to themselves or others.