Moonlight Rollerway, Inc.

Roller skating rink · Moorpark

Moonlight Rollerway, Inc.

Roller skating rink · Moorpark

5110 San Fernando Rd, Glendale, CA 91204

Highlights

Step into Moonlight Rollerway, a nostalgic skating rink oozing retro charm, where glittery fun meets vibrant music, drawing diverse crowds for a rink-side good time.

5110 San Fernando Rd, Glendale, CA 91204 Get directions

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" This iconic roller skating rink has been around since the 1950s, and it’s still our top pick for a fun night out in Glendale. Even if you haven’t actually been to Moonlight Rollerway, you’ve probably seen it in countless TV shows from Euphoria to Barnaby Jones. It’s not uncommon to see queer people in colorful wigs and sparkly outfits here any night of the week, but Rainbow Skate Night is the rink’s official queer-centered session where the DJ bumps gay anthems for all to enjoy. It happens weekly on Wednesdays from 8-10pm, and you should definitely buy your tickets online in advance because they occasionally sell out. " - Nikko Duren

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"This iconic roller skating rink has been around since the 1950s, and it’s still our top pick for a fun night out in Glendale. Even if you haven’t actually been to Moonlight Rollerway, you’ve probably seen it in countless TV shows from Euphoria to Barnaby Jones. It’s not uncommon to see queer people in colorful wigs and sparkly outfits here any night of the week, but Rainbow Skate Night is the rink’s official queer-centered session where the DJ bumps gay anthems for all to enjoy. It happens weekly on Wednesdays from 8-10pm, and you should definitely buy your tickets online in advance because they occasionally sell out." - Nikko Duren

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Delmy Perez

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We went with another couple on a Friday night. It was R&B themed and way more popular than I expected! I had not been rollerskating since I was in elementary school, so I was scared of falling. As soon as we started skating, it was just muscle memory! I had the best time. I was surprised at how much fun skating is. Now I remember 😁 It was a fun date. There is a snack bar with drinks, water, corn dogs. Etc.

Ben Park

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The parking is pretty dire, but I don’t know why the reviews are so low. It was an amazing wholesome experience. Several reviews and the website says you have to buy tickets in advance online. This wasn’t the case. People were buying tickets at the door. It was packed with people, but, somehow, the staff was keeping things under control.

Amalia Bryant

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Went to their 90s pop night which was an absolute blast! Was so neat to see folks of all ages and skill levels enjoying skating. Admission was $25 at the door (I brought my own rollerblades though they have roller skates available for rent, no rollerblades for rent) They have lockers for 50 cents. Concession stand and small game section are also there. Will definitely come back!

Luke Fosburg (LF)

Google

Fun experience! Extremely expensive and overcrowded however. Lots of rules to follow the main one being, you can leave and come back. This makes it hard if you forget something in the car 🤷‍♂️ worth trying once.

Nicole Cook

Google

This rink inspires childhood core memories to fun times in my 20s to now sharing it with my kids as I enter my "older" years. It may be nostalgia speaking, but I love this place. It's kitschy and charming. Having been to a newer (early 2000s) rink recently, Moonlight is cleaner, smells better, plays a great mix of music, attentive staff and a beautiful wooden floor. Take note that skating and all it entails (locker rental, snacks, skate rentals, etc) is not cheap so this is a special treat for us, not a regular occurrence. Also note parking is very scarce here. You can't bring in your own water bottles unless they're empty and Moonlight will charge you a small fee for water.

Maggie Samano

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I been here quite sometimes. Today's experience was horrible. 1st of all I brought my 12 year old daughter and 10 year old grandson. My daughter brought her own skates I was just going because I have to supervise them, drive and of course pay for their entrance and my grandsons skate rentals. I get it I had to pay for my entrance but they force me to pay for state rentals even though I was not skating. The elder lady at cashier said I could leave them if I feel comfortable. 1st of all of, if they fell and hurt themselves how were they going to care for them. Common sense I'm not going to leave my 12 year old and 10year old at a skating ring to save myself on rentals of skates. The other thing, my 12 year old brought her water bottle and they said we have to empty it out. They told me I can pay .50 to fill it up inside the snack bar. This place is desperate for money. Next time I will take my kids to the beach or skate park. Sad that there is not many skating rings and this one wantd to charge you for everything. Last time I will be here. Thanks for showing your desperation.

Aitana Blose

Google

Although it was a little far from my place, I still think it’s a must-do fun in LA. Moonlight Rollerway is a retro gem that transports you back to the golden age of roller skating. The rink’s vintage charm, complete with a disco ball and classic music, creates a fun and nostalgic atmosphere perfect for all ages.

Glenn Laird

Google

I took a friend's kids out to roller skating in Glendale. Session runs from 8-11, arrive at 8, stand in line until 8:30 guy in ticket booth says, sorry no on site ticket sales, go to QR code and buy tickets online which requires setting up an Eventbrite account. All persons entering must be skaters, no observers allowed, so I guess if you are handicapped or an adult chaperone tough cookies. If you have your own skates, cool enter with bar code on phone, if not then stand back in line 15 more minutes to get back to ticket window to buy skate rental tickets. The place does not seem to have A/C, so expect to sweat like a pig. Parking is tough, expect to walk for several blocks. No outside water/food allowed and no drinking fountain. So for 2 kids who skate and two adults who don't boom $32 on top of $89 entry fee to get inside, now add the $5 for 20 ounce soda and some popcorn and assorted snacks add another $30 to the tab and the total for the hour and 15 minutes the kids skated the grand total comes to $151, so for a poor purchase experience with a wait time of 45 minutes to get in and being $151 poorer I think I will find other venues to entertain kids besides Moonlight Rollerway.

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"This iconic roller skating rink has been around since the 1950s, and it’s still our top pick for a fun night out in Glendale. Even if you haven’t actually been to Moonlight Rollerway, you’ve probably seen it in countless TV shows from Euphoria to Barnaby Jones. It’s not uncommon to see queer people in colorful wigs and sparkly outfits here any night of the week, but Rainbow Skate Night is the rink’s official queer-centered session where the DJ bumps gay anthems for all to enjoy. It happens weekly on Wednesdays from 8-10pm, and you should definitely buy your tickets online in advance because they occasionally sell out." - Nikko Duren

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Delmy Perez

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Ben Park

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Amalia Bryant

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Luke Fosburg (LF)

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Nicole Cook

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Maggie Samano

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Aitana Blose

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Glenn Laird

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