Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
Sponsored Content
HomeIn BusinessLet the good times roll

Let the good times roll

During the holidays or school terms, roller skating is fun-filled and sociable – as well as the perfect way to celebrate a birthday, with non-stop entertainment for all-sized groups.

Rollerway Newtown’s manager Ashlie Aparicio says skating is actually easy to learn – despite what some people think.

“It’s a fun and challenging activity that people can easily pick up. It really makes them feel good and gives them a sense of achievement,” she says.

Rollerway specialises in value-for-money parties. The parties include admission, catering, roller skate or rollerblade hire, and party bags. The all-inclusive standard package is just $20 per person.

“The parties go for two hours but often the kids are having so much fun that they want to stay longer, and for a little extra, they can skate for more than six hours.

“Our parties are recommended for kids six years and older, although kids as young as two can skate, too.

“It doesn’t stop there, as we even have quite a few 30th, 40th and 50th parties, which goes to show skating really is a fun activity for all ages. The rink has music, bright lights, high-quality rental skates and an amazing atmosphere.

“Everyone seems to love it and it’s quite special to see grandparents skating with their grandchildren and tiny tots having a go.

“It’s a fantastic holiday or weekend activity for the family – it’s something mum, dad and grandparents can also enjoy with the kids,” Ashlie says.

Worth noting: Roller skating is one of the few physical activities you can do regardless of the weather.

Rollerway Skate Centre, 6-8 Lambert Avenue, Newtown. Opens daily during school holidays.
Inquiries: 0411 335 544 or visit www.rollerway.com.au.

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

World star leads Drysdale to victory

Led by 2024 world No 1 Kelsey Cottrell, Drysdale is four points outside the Geelong Bowls Region Premier Pennant top four after upsetting Ocean...

A cry for truth

More News

A cry for truth

A Geelong rally and march will share First Nations history along with the reasons behind calls to change the date of Australia Day. ...

Round 10 cricket scoreboards

All the scores, run makers and wicket takers from round 10 of Geelong Cricket Association and Bellarine Peninsula Cricket Association played on Saturday 17...

Hands-on learning for Whittington kids

Whittington Primary School students recently had the opportunity to explore healthy living, food value and sustainable choices at Geelong Botanic Gardens. The gardens team partnered...

Lara times run chase to perfection

Lara closed in on a GCA1 top four spot with a superbly timed run chase against St Peters in round 10 on Saturday 17...

Library chief resigns

Geelong Regional Libraries chief executive Vanessa Schernickau will finish up on 27 February, announcing her resignation after more than five years in the role. A...

Dragons can get better: skipper

Despite being unbeaten and sitting on top of the GCA2 ladder, Bell Park captain Jamie Spiller said his side is “definitely not the finished...

Rooke leads Dragons to huge win

Bell Park's Hannah Rooke had an outstanding all-round A Grade game in round 10 of Geelong Cricket Association senior women's competition. Rooke took the incredible...

Local schools to get active

Northern Bay College and Bell Park North Primary School will each receive a $30,000 grant as part of the state government’s Active Schools initiative. The...

Cheers to Beer Fest

Another year for the Geelong Beer Festival at Johnstone Park with drinks, food and entertainment the order of the day. Independent photographer Ivan Kemp...

Around the grounds

Independent photographer Ivan Kemp went to Hamlyn Park for the Bell Park vs Bell Post Hill GCA2 game and to Ray Menzies Oval for...