Sunrise Rollerland in Citrus Heights was sold and is being renovated
Arcade Monsters bought the 50-year-old rink for $3.5 million, which closed to the public in March, and says the skating floor stays alongside new arcade games. Interior demolition was largely done by late August, and no firm opening date has been given.
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