The Rink Family Fun Center Is The One-Of-A-Kind Retro Roller Skating Rink And Arcade In Pennsylvania That’s Insanely Fun

For those of us who grew up in the '80s, Saturday evenings often meant meeting our friends at our favorite roller skating rink in Pennsylvania, seeing how low we could go during the limbo, and showing off our skating moves. If you weren't around during the heyday of roller skating, you can experience just what the fuss was all about at this Pennsylvania roller skating rink.

Bring the whole family along or meet with friends - for old times' sake - at The Rink Family Fun Center in Titusville, a roller rink and so much more.

All that time since your last skate, if it's been a while, will simply melt away when you lace up your skates and glide your way onto the rink.

The Rink Family Fun Center offers public skating sessions all year round, although days and times vary.

Little compares to gliding around the rink to flashing lights and loud music, except maybe a game of limbo. How low can you go without touching the floor?

While the family fun center may be best known for its roller rink, it also offers a TON more fun, including an old-fashioned arcade.

Check out the old-school games, or...

See if you can beat the high score on skeeball.

Like any old-school roller rink, The Rink Family Fun Center features a snack bar with plenty of seating, so you can catch your breath and have a bite to eat before heading back for more skating.

If you're looking for a one-in-a-million setting for a birthday party, you've found just the place. The rink hosts semi-private parties, private parties, and Nerf parties.

You don't have to be a kid to have a birthday party at The Rink Family Fun Center either! It's fun for roller skating fans of all ages.

Find days, hours, and more information on The Rink Family Fun Center website. Or, stop by its Facebook page.

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