Rink Report
Quad skating, all in one place
Know before you roll. Every spot here welcomes quad skaters, with real session times, live conditions from skaters, events and the people who host them, weather alerts, a safety check-in and rink news. Then build your next skate from real shop parts.
In memory of World on Wheels, Mid-City Los Angeles, 1981 to 2020 →
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- 3,600+sessions & events
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Built by skaters, for skaters.
Quad skating first, every skater welcome
Every spot, host and event on Rink Report welcomes quad skaters, and inline skaters are welcome too. Nothing goes on the map until we have checked it: a real address and real hours. A rink that closes or is being rebuilt stays listed and says so, instead of sending you to a locked door.
Conditions From Skaters
Don't drive 45 minutes to a packed rink. Check crowd levels, floor conditions and music vibes — reported by skaters who were just there.
Events & Pop-ups
From State2State to Cali-Slide, the skate nights, sessions, jams and festivals in one place, with the organizer's own ticket link. Coming Attractions in The Report picks the ones worth the trip.
The Gear Shop & Skate Builder
Walk down the street of partner quad shops, step inside one and build a skate from its real parts: boot, plate, wheels, toe stops, bearings and laces, drawn to scale as you pick. When it looks right, send the parts list to the shop yourself. Rink Report doesn't sell gear; every part links to the shop's own site.
Visit the Gear Shop →Your Skate Log & gear closet
Log a session in one tap, private by default: streaks, a weekly goal and a passport of every rink you've skated. My Gear keeps every skate and part you own, with care tracking, a fit check and a record of ownership you can point to if one is ever stolen. Pack your skate bag and each session starts with the pair you're on.
Roll Safe
Skating alone? Going out in a group to a new spot or location? You can assign an emergency contact who gets automatic text and email alerts (plus a voice call with Premium on the web and Android) — including where you set out from — if you don't check back in on time. Sent from our servers, so they go out even if your phone is dead. A safety net, not live tracking.
Skating in the family? 🛼
Rink Report is for skaters 13 and up, and every skater sets their own timer and picks who hears about it. If your teen skates, they can list you as the contact who gets the call, text and email.
Learn how it works →
Apple Watch appRink Report on your wristRoll Safe, check-ins, the Skate Log, nearby rinks, today's sessions and the weather.See the Watch guide →The Community is the Sensor
No cameras, no algorithms. Just skaters helping skaters. Earn "Verified Reporter" badges and build your skate resume.
Apple Watch appRink Report on your wristRoll Safe, check-ins, the Skate Log, nearby rinks, today's sessions and the weather.See the Watch guide →The Forecast & weather alerts
Conditions, the hourly and weekly forecast and a plain “good to skate” read for the rinks and paths you care about. Official alerts show on every spot with what to do about them: National Weather Service alerts in the US, and earthquake, cyclone, flood and volcano alerts for spots around the world.
The Report: news from the rink world
Rinks opening, closing, changing hands or rebuilding after a fire, each story with where it came from. Plus Next Up, a weekly column on the events worth the trip, Rinks for Sale, and The Last Song, a memorial for the rinks we lost.
Read The Report →Instructors, DJs & Crews
Learn to skate, or find out who's on the decks. Instructors list their lessons, rates and where they teach; DJs and crews have pages showing every night they play. Credentials are theirs, stated in their own words.
Skate Shops
Cracked a plate and skating Friday? See who does repairs, how fast they turn them around, who builds custom setups and which brands they carry.
🎧 Instructor, DJ or crew? Have a page here?
Claim it — your own bio, photos and booking link, no account needed to start.
🛼 Run a rink, a night or an event?
Reach skaters who are looking right now. Listings are free; see what founding partners get.
🗺️ See every spot, on one map
Not covered yet? Tell us where to go next.
Now in The Report
What changed at the rink
- 🛍️ New businessesRainbow Dome opens its permanent indoor roller rink in Denver's Sun ValleyRainbow Dome, the queer-centered art and skating group that has thrown pop-up skate nights around the Denver metro since 2021, opens its own rink on Friday, Oct. 23 at 1660 N. Federal Blvd. in Sun Valley. The $10 million project turned a former furniture store into a wood-floor rink with a rental desk, lockers, a lounge and a low-sensory room. Opening night is sold out; regular hours run Thursday through Sunday.Read the story →
- 🎉 OpeningsKansas City opens Blues Park's new outdoor roller skating rinkKansas City Parks & Recreation opened a 16,000 square foot outdoor concrete roller rink at Blues Park, 2400 E. 20th, on September 30 with a ribbon-cutting and skating party. The city says it finishes more than $1.7 million of park improvements.Read the story →
- 🏗️ RebuildsCal Skate FunLand in Chico is closed for renovation after a saleThe longtime owners held their last skate on August 16, 2026 and sold the rink to a group that plans an upgraded version of the business. Local skating clubs and a roller derby league are without a rink, and no reopening date or name has been announced.Read the story →
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