I grew up in cucamonga,roller city was my second home. Even work there in my teen years. Let me tell you people out the that like to put people down. Who cares what people did in there past. Let it go. I know the hole family. There still as nice to me as they were when I was a kid. Went back for the first time in 18 years. Still they are great people and yes they remember me. People just need to keep there mouth shut and don't worry about what other people do or have done.
LET THE PAST GO.
GREAT PLACE FOR THE HOLE FAMILY.

My kids and I go often and I grew up going to Skate Junction. The staff is great and the skating is fun. I been going for as long as I lived in Rancho Cucamonga. It is cheaper than going to the movies and great work out for the kids. I can sit and watch everyone skate and enjoy the music. The staff make sure the rules are enforced to protect the kids. I read all the reviews and remember you can't please everyone. I recommend you try the place and make your own opinion. I have never been treated unfairly and everyone is very nice. Besides like I was reading going to the movies is more expensive and the kids just veg watching a movie. movies for 4 is about 65+ dollars and the skating is about 44 and you get to return on Weds and just pay for skate rental and if you have skates it is free.

I visited Roller City for the first time last night. The people that run that place are the Rudest people I have met. I brought my daughter and 2 nieces to skate. It cost $44.00 for the 4 of us. They have a family spcl
for $25.00 mom/ dad and 3 kids. But since I did not bring my husband I had to pay the high rate. This is an outrage. Single mothers, are not allowed to pay the low rate. The old lady at the ticket booth was so rude, she argued with me. I asked her what if someone did not have a husband, and she said Sorry...I couldnt believe it. This is a form of discrimination. She said it has been a rule for 50 years. An out dated one I may add. I will never return to such a place again. I will tell my friends not to support that place. Please pass it along. Lets not patronize an establishment that will discriminate. There was hardly anyone skating on Sunday night. The group I was with, were basically the only ones there. And we all had an terrible experience. You would think a place that is nearly empty would do what they can to retain the few customers they do have. The old lady told my friend that it is cheaper to skate than a night at the movies. What movie does she attend, because $11 per person is about the same, and the movie experience is far better than some Old, Mean, Discriminating individual ruining your evening in front of children. DO NOT SUPPORT THIS ESTABLISHMENT. If I can give less than a one star rating I would.
Looks like all the positive comments were made by the owners. Do not believe it. It is a terrible place to take your family.

he lady at the front wasn't the sweetest person on earth, but she ended up being a nice lady. It seems like a family runned rink. Kept clean, nice floor, and good mix of music. We honestly had a great time.

I too grew up going to Roller City in Glendora. I was there every Saturday and Sunday, and was on the Speed Club on Sunday afternoons. I knew of all the Chado kids, and even went to a slumber party for their daughter Judy. There is nothing like having a skating rink to yourslef...snacks and broom hockey for around 20 of your favorite people. It was a blast!
Like the blogger said, all the Chado kids got into some trouble, including Tony (the meth guy..convicted child molestor.) More than one got into drug or alchohol addiction. This said, it wasn't because their parents weren't "there," they were ALWAYS there. They often turned a blind eye to the kids (and their friends') antics. They were too lenient, and maybe too much wanting to be their kids' "friends."

Dick Jr. was a spoiled punk as a teen, and probably still is. Tony (the baby), was a spoiled brat, and is probably still in "arrested development." But the Chado parents, Dick and Darlene did their best. They loved them, even if they let way too much go by. They were rough around the edges themselves.

All that said, their rink is, and always was, a fine place to play! It provided good fun, not to mention exercise, for me as a kid. It hasn't really changed in terms of what it offers to families. When I go, its like stepping back in time: the limbo, the races, the couple skates, backward skating...the music is all that has changed.

It's true, as a teen, you could get into trouble at their rink...underage drinking, pot etc. But that is true anyplace we let our kids go...the burden falls on parents to know where they are going, and who they are with. They can smoke dope in the car on the way to a movie...that doesn't make it the mall's fault. Give the Chado's a break, they run a fun place!