Roller Bomb

miayunnaise

Really nice!! It was my first time there today :D The staff looked nice, it was a small rink but it worked out. Definitely lots of small kids that get in your way and fall constantly but it was still fun. There was a couple older guys who were going full speed on the rink and zooming past you which was kind of scary, especially when it's your first time roller skating but overall I had a great time and I definitely recommend it to any friends who want to hang out :))

Jordan Ruelas

Very disappointed with my recent visit to this establishment. This rink used to be fun and a great place to gather however it’s going down hill. From the music stopping for minutes at a time to poor maintenance of equipment and furniture, the list goes on. The rink is becoming rundown and unfortunately losing customers as Saturdays aren’t busy compared to two-three years ago. Hopefully management changes and doesn’t take advantage of Roller Bomb being one of the few roller rinks in El Paso.

Throne Sitter Arlene

The staff could be retrained and have better customer service skills. Seems to be ran by a bunch of kids who haven't had much experience. The floor needs to be redone, it is a hazard to have cracks in the floor. Other than that the music was on point...

Vanessa Hack

I looked up this place a few weeks ago because my daughter's friend wanted to come here for her birthday. Based on past reviews, I wasn't expecting this place to be great. Not accepting cash but only cards like most reviews said seemed extremely sketchy to me, but this place does accept cash now. The weird thing is that they kind of consider $20 to be a large bill. I paid with a $20 and they asked if I had anything smaller, which I didn't and they accepted it anyway. Not bad but it is a bit strange. The price is reasonable but there are a lot of little charges they stack on top of each other. There is a $2 general admission fee for everyone who stays in the building, but then there is a $3 Floor Fee for anyone who is going to skate ON TOP OF a $4.50 rental fee if you don't have your own skates. It could easily end up costing $10 a person before the cost of food. Safety doesn't seem to be a big priority here. There are no markings on the floor to show direction, no center safety circle for inexperienced skaters or little kids, and there are 3-6 year old kids running around the rink floor in their socks in different directions. It is very dark on the skate floor, so it is very possible for a kid to get tripped over because a skater isn't able to see them. Also, parents of the little kids who need the little walker-things to help them skate just leave them all over the place. There is one abandoned out of the floor right now and it has been there for at least the last 10 minutes. There also aren't any employees out on the floor keeping an eye on things. Without exaggeration, this is the worst skating rink I have ever been to. The building it is located in was never meant to have a skating rink in it. The floor is concrete instead of wood like a skating rink should have, so your skates end up sliding all over the floor because there is no grip, and the actual rink has a support beam directly in the middle of it which is so incredibly unsafe. This is the first and last time we come here. The sad thing is that this is the only skating rink in El Paso. Do not waste your money at this dump.