Go Retro At Oaks Park Roller Rink, A Delightful Blast From The Past In Portland, Oregon

Oaks Park Roller Rink in Portland, Oregon offers a nostalgic roller skating experience with the largest skating floor west of the Mississippi.

Sometimes, you just want to enjoy some good, old-fashioned fun. Whether that means going old school and making it a Blockbuster night, or ordering a burger and shake from your favorite classic diner, Oregon has lots of unique little spots that are a total blast from the past. But there's nowhere quite like Oaks Park Roller Rink. Lace up your skates, grab your friends, and go retro at this delightful little roller rink in Portland, Oregon.

Does this bring back memories of Junior High skate parties? Well, get ready to relive those good, old days when you visit Oaks Park Roller Rink!

Located within Oaks Amusement Park, this roller rink is good, old-fashioned fun.

Roller skating is an active, indoor activity that's perfect for the notoriously rainy PNW -- and Oaks Park Roller Rink is *the* place to go.

This superlative superstar is known far and wide as one of the best roller rinks in the country, in fact. Oaks Park Roller Rink opened in May of 1905, and is the oldest roller rink in the U.S.

And that shiny floor you're skating on? At 20,000 square feet, it's the largest skating floor west of the Mississippi!

The roller rink is open for general, public skating six days a week.

Admission is $10 per skater, and includes conventional skate rental. Only a select number of tickets are available for each skate session, so you'll want to reserve your tickets ahead of time.

Want to kick things up a notch? Select public sessions feature live DJs, skate specials like Pace Skate and The Hokey Pokey, and more. What fun!

We promise - this is the most fun you'll have in years!

When was the last time you went roller skating? This is a totally fun way to spend an afternoon, we say! Visit the Oaks Park Roller Rink website for open skate hours, prices, and more.

Looking for more old-school fun in Oregon? Check out this carousel museum in Albany -- it's a whirlin' good time!

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