You can find us at 139 Middlesex Street, Glasgow, G41 1EE.

Find us on google maps HERE.

Yes, there is on-street parking. At peak times it can get very busy, especially during the school holidays, so you might not be able to find a space. It may be easier to park at Shields Road Subway station, which is a few minutes walk from the rink.

Rollerstop is very accessible by public transport! We’re just a few minutes walk from both Kinning Park and Shields Road Subway stations. If travelling by bus, McGill’s 38 and First’s 9 go down Paisley Road West, which is right next to the rink.

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We’re happy you want to have your party at RollerStop! Whilst we don’t offer Children’s parties, you’re welcome to book a regular session for your group and come as general members of the public. Here’s what you need to know:

Booking and Tickets

• Book your tickets online at rollerstop.co.uk. Tickets are typically available 4-6 weeks in advance.
• Scroll down on our homepage to see the timetable. Spectators get in for free.
• Ticket prices vary by session. Most discos are £13 with skate hire and £10 without. Please check the individual session details for exact prices.
• Since sessions often sell out quickly, we recommend getting your guest numbers ahead of time and booking your tickets as soon as possible to secure your preferred date.

Session Timings

• Weekend family discos start exactly on the hour, with doors opening 15 minutes prior.
• Weekday discos, like £8 Skate, Jam Skate, and Friday Fun, open 15 minutes before the hour and start on the hour.
• A typical session includes 15 minutes to get your skates and equipment on, 90 minutes of skating, and 15 minutes to return your gear.

Food & Decorations

• You’re welcome to bring a birthday cake and freestanding decorations like helium balloons.
• We can’t reserve a seating area, but if you arrive promptly for your session you should be able to secure this yourself. 
• We can’t allow you to bring outside food or drinks.
• If you bring a cake, just ask for a knife at the cafe. Please note that for safety reasons, you can’t bring glow sticks, sparklers, or blow out candles.
• Our café sells a variety of food and drinks, including pizza, hot dogs,nachos, hot and cold drinks, crisps and confectionery.
• To order food: See the café soon after you arrive to place your order and agree on a time for it to be ready. You’ll need to eat during your session.
• If you have a group of 8 or more and want to pre-order hot food, please email [email protected] for more information.
• Please note: The cafe stops taking hot food orders 30 minutes before the end of a session, and we do not do jugs of diluting juice or chips. 

Tips for Your Visit

• Ask at the skate hire counter for the DJ to do a birthday shout-out for your group.
• We recommend having enough adults to assist your guests, especially younger ones, with tying laces and putting on protective gear.
• To avoid feeling rushed at the end, consider cutting your cake well before the session is over, as the next session’s customers may be arriving as you are finishing up and leaving.
• We have skate marshals on the rink who can offer helpful tips to get your guests rolling.

No – skating is a potentially dangerous activity, so if you’re not sure then you shouldn’t skate. We highly recommend that you don’t skate if you suffer from high blood pressure, heart, back or neck problems, brittle bones, joint injuries, or any other condition that could be aggravated by this activity. If you’re pregnant, or suspect that you could be, you should not take part in this activity. If you’re still unsure, speak to your GP before you come.

Yes, we have a cafe inside the venue, serving a range of meals and snacks, with dairy free and gluten free options too.

No. Please support our in-rink cafe – no food or drink from outside is permitted in our venue.

Yes, lockers cost 50p which is non-returnable once the door is locked. 4 Week-pass holders get access to free lockers.

There is no fee for spectators at family sessions, or Adult (16+) discos, as long as the number of those spectating doesn’t far exceed those skating in the case of adult sessions.

Yes, we have over 400 pairs starting in child size 6 up to an adult size 14. Please note we need to disinfect and quarantine skates after each use, so your first choice of skates may not be available.

No, we only have quad style skate for hire, but you are welcome to bring your own inlines if you wish.

Absolutely, but it’s up to you to ensure they are safe to use.  All types of skates are welcome.

Nope, we only allow roller skates or blades/inlines on our rink.

Anything which is comfortable and doesn’t restrict your movement. If you’re hiring skates, you MUST HAVE SOCKS. If you don’t bring socks with you, you can buy some from our skate shop.

Totally. Many people do, especially for parties, and our theme nights.

4 years old.

You’re never too old! If you’re still active and healthy, it shouldn’t be a problem for you to skate, but please do read the info above regarding any health concerns you may have – this applies for any age!

There is no fee for spectators at family sessions.

Yes, they can join in, although we do recommend visiting during a quieter session. Please review our Wheelchair Policy for more information.

No, but our Tuesday £8 Skate is a great bargain if you’re after a cheap-skate!

No, but our Wednesday & Friday lunchtime skate is cheaper and usually quiet with plenty of room to practice. 4 Week Passes for unlimited skating are also very good value.

No, but our 4 Week Passes are very affordable for regular skaters – £30 for kids, £40 for adults, for unlimited skating for  28 days with no contract.

Refunds can be given if you cancel no less than 7 days before the event.

If cancellation notice is given between 24 hours and 6 days before the event, you can request a Gift Card to the value of your ticket(s), and you can use it to book another time.

If you notify us on the day, or after the event took place you are not eligible for a Gift Card or refund.

Yes, absolutely. But make sure they give the order number or your name on the door so we can find their ticket.

First, check your spam folder. Sometimes the ticket emails end up there. The email will have the subject line “RollerStop Roller Rink Glasgow”. If you can’t find the email ticket, you can use your confirmation of payment as proof of purchase.

No, drinking and roller skating don’t mix! NO ALCOHOL is permitted on the premises. We ask that you save the drinking until after you’ve skated – you’ll have worked up a thirst! Anyone who is visibly intoxicated will not be allowed to skate and no refund will be given.

No, you’ll receive an email confirmation of your purchase – this is your ticket.  Please have either a print-out of this email or have it ready on your phone when you arrive at reception.

We recommend that all U16s should be accompanied by an adult, at least until you’re confident they can skate. Children who can skate and are 13 years or older, with a mobile phone to contact an adult in case of emergency, may be left on their own at the rink, at your own risk. Children under 13 will not be permitted without an adult.

Yes! Roller skating is a great activity for children’s groups like after-school clubs, Guides, Scouts or summer clubs. To find out more information email [email protected]

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If you’re still having trouble, email us, [email protected] and we’ll try to help you to book.

Yes, of course. If you or your child has a cycle helmet they’d like to use, it’s suitable for skating.

Wristguards, helmets, knee– and elbow-pads are available for all skaters, for free, at all sessions. You’re welcome to bring your own – this is encouraged for early years and first time skaters. At the very least, we strongly recommend that you wear wristguards.