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Cedar Hill Roller Rink
Experience nostalgia and fun at Texas' oldest roller rink!
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Retail Store
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Experience nostalgia and fun at Texas' oldest roller rink!
Cedar Hill Roller Rink, the oldest continuously operating roller skating rink in Texas, has been providing joy and memories since 1956. Located in Cedar Hill, this vibrant venue is known for its welcoming atmosphere, friendly staff, and retro charm. Despite its wear, the rink shines with character, inviting families and friends to come together for a blast from the past. With DJ Super Dave at the helm, enjoy skating to nostalgic tunes while reliving the fun of yesteryear. Whether you're a seasoned skater or a newbie, Cedar Hill Roller Rink promises a delightful time.
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Open skate sessions with music and games, featuring rental skates in various sizes for all ages.
Affordable rental of roller skates and blades, including options for children and adults.
Snacks and drinks available, offering classic treats like candy and refreshments for skaters.
Vintage arcade machines from the 80s and 90s, including classics like Ms. Pac-Man, for added entertainment.
Host birthday parties or group gatherings in a nostalgic setting with skating and games.
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Overall rating
Jillian Spencer
I'm friends with the owner and workers there so friendly I love it there I've been going since 2018❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️I love super dave 🏙️
Nakita Baskin
We have been iced in for days now & My daughter 10th birthday was today. She wanted to go skating & no one’s hours worked for us with it been a week day but here. We had an amazing time. Super Dave was a great host , I mean He was absolutely the best! Definitely will be back ! Thank you for helping making my daughter 10th one to remember
Isabelle Rose
Kaleb Martin
Will
Trashy and the owner is rude and creepy.go to skateland in Duncanville
Joie Gibson
This place is a blast from the past. I don't think much has changed since they put up the Class of 1986 newspaper clipping. Parking is tight, so plan accordingly.
