Roller Skating in Melbourne for Kids: 10 Family-Friendly Rinks to Try

6 Roller Skating Rinks for kids in Melbourne

Updated September 2026

Looking for places to go roller skating in Melbourne with kids? From family skating sessions and beginner lessons to roller discos and birthday parties, there are several indoor roller skating rinks across Melbourne and surrounding suburbs. We have rounded up family-friendly places where kids can learn to skate, practise their skills and enjoy an active day out.

Roller skating can be a great option for a weekend activity, school holiday outing or rainy day. Some rinks cater particularly well to beginners and younger children, while others have regular classes, themed sessions and activities for older kids and teens.

Roller skating rink	Location	Good for
Sk8House	Carrum Downs	Families, beginners, lessons and parties
Skateworld	Mordialloc	Families and recreational skating
Sunshine Roller Skating Centre	Sunshine	Family skating and parties
Kemizo Family Entertainment Centre	Pakenham	Skating and other family activities
Skaterz	Eltham	Families, beginners and lessons
Lilydale Skate Centre	Lilydale	Families and recreational skating
Caribbean Rollerama	Scoresby	Families, skating sessions and parties
Roller One	Burwood East	Families, beginners and parties
Kemizo Family Entertainment Centre	Somerton	"Somerton is temporarily closed"
Princess on Skates	Various Melbourne locations	Classes, pop-up sessions and roller skating events

1. Sk8House – Carrum Downs

Sk8House is a family-owned roller skating rink in Carrum Downs and one of the larger skating venues in Melbourne’s south-east.

Families can visit for general skating sessions, while kids who want to improve their skills can join skating classes. Sk8House offers Learn to Skate, Speed Skating, Artistic Skating and Dance Skating classes for kids and skaters of different ages and abilities, from beginners through to more experienced skaters.

They also offer birthday parties, special events, and school holiday sessions. Skate hire is available, and families can bring their own skates or rollerblades.

Sk8House currently runs regular general sessions during the week and on weekends, with additional sessions during school holidays. Its 2026 timetable also includes Tots Sessions and Learn-2-Sk8 classes.

Location: Unit 3/2 Amayla Crescent, Carrum Downs

Good for: Families, beginners, school holidays, skating lessons and birthday parties

More information: Sk8House

2. Skateworld – Mordialloc

Skateworld is a long-running roller skating venue in Melbourne’s south-east, located on Boundary Road in Mordialloc.

The rink offers skating sessions and caters for families, parties and groups. It is also a good option to check if you are looking for roller skating around Mordialloc, Mentone, Chelsea and Melbourne’s bayside suburbs.

Location: 209 Boundary Road, Mordialloc

Good for: Family skating, parties and skating in Melbourne’s south-east

More information: Skateworld

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3. Sunshine Roller Skating Centre – Sunshine

Sunshine Roller Skating Centre is an indoor skating venue in Melbourne’s west. As well as skating, the centre has a Laser Zone and other activities for kids, making it an option for families who want to spend a few hours at the venue.

The centre runs regular skating sessions, learn to skate and birthday parties. Its current website recommends booking sessions online, with timetables changing throughout the week and during school holidays.

Location: 38 McIntyre Road, Sunshine

Good for: Families in Melbourne’s west, skating sessions and birthday parties

More information: Sunshine Roller Skating Centre

4. Kemizo Family Entertainment Centre – Pakenham

Kemizo Family Entertainment Centre combines roller skating with a range of other indoor activities, making it a handy option if not everyone in the family wants to spend the whole day on skates.

The Pakenham venue has a roller skating rink alongside laser tag, arcade games, indoor climbing and a play centre, giving families plenty of activities to choose from in one location. Kemizo also runs roller skating sessions with prizes and offers skating lessons, making it a good option for both beginners and more confident skaters. It’s a convenient indoor activity for families in Pakenham and Melbourne’s outer south-east.

Location: 1/100 Bald Hill Road, Pakenham

Good for: Families who want skating plus other indoor activities

More information: Kemizo Family Entertainment Centre

5. Skaterz – Eltham

Skaterz is an air-conditioned roller skating/rollerblading rink in Eltham. It offers general public skating sessions as well as Learn to Skate classes for children and adults. Current classes include beginner and different skill levels, while the venue also has birthday parties, special events and a speed skating club.

For families living around Eltham, Diamond Creek, Greensborough and Melbourne’s north-east, Skaterz is one of the main indoor roller skating options in the area.

Location: 27 Susan Street, Eltham

Good for: Beginners, families, skating lessons and rollerblading

More information: Skaterz

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6. Lilydale Skate Centre

Lilydale Skate Centre is a roller skating rink in Lilydale, making it a convenient option for families in Melbourne’s outer east and the Yarra Valley.

The rink offers recreational roller skating and learn-to-skate programs, with sessions suitable for beginners and more experienced skaters. Lilydale Skate Centre also hosts kids’ birthday parties, making it an option for families looking to combine skating with a special celebration.

Location: 34 Industrial Park Drive, Lilydale

Good for: Families in Melbourne’s outer east and Yarra Valley

More information: Lilydale Skate Centre

7. Caribbean Rollerama – Scoresby

If you are looking for a traditional roller skating rink in Melbourne’s east, Caribbean Rollerama in Scoresby is worth checking out.

The rink has been operating for decades and has a classic roller skating atmosphere, with skating sessions, music, games and facilities for parties. Roller skate and rollerblade hire is available, making it easy for families to give skating a try.

Caribbean Rollerama also runs learn-to-skate classes for all ages and abilities, led by professionally qualified coaches. Classes cover everything from beginner skills through to Star Classes, with opportunities for skaters to progress into artistic roller skating or speed skating. Classes are typically held during school terms.

It is particularly handy for families in the eastern suburbs and around Wantirna, Rowville and Knox.

Location: 1298 Ferntree Gully Road, Scoresby

Good for: Family skating, learn-to-skate classes, parties and developing skating skills

More information: Caribbean Rollerama

8. Roller One – Burwood East

Roller One is an indoor roller skating venue located inside Burwood One Shopping Centre, making it a convenient option for families in Melbourne’s east.

The rink caters for different ages and skating abilities, from beginners through to more experienced skaters, with a focus on providing a safe and welcoming environment. Roller One also offers learn-to-skate classes, along with arcade games, a cafe and facilities for kids’ parties and events.

With everything located inside the shopping centre, it can be a handy choice for a family outing, birthday party or an indoor activity on a rainy day.

Location: Burwood One Shopping Centre, Burwood East

Good for: Families, beginners, learn-to-skate classes, parties and Melbourne’s eastern suburbs

More information: Roller One

9. Kemizo Family Entertainment Centre – temporarily closed

Kemizo also has a location in Somerton, giving families in Melbourne’s north another option for indoor skating and entertainment.

Like the Pakenham venue, skating is part of a larger indoor entertainment offering, so it can work well for families with children who have different interests.

Location: 844 Cooper Street, Somerton

Good for: Families in Melbourne’s north and indoor entertainment

More information: Kemizo Family Entertainment Centre

10. Princess on Skates – Roller Skating Classes and Pop-Up Events

Princess on Skates is a little different from the permanent roller skating rinks on this list. It runs roller skating classes, workshops, roller discos and pop-up events at different venues around Melbourne and regional Victoria.

It’s worth checking the current events calendar if your child is keen to learn to skate or you would like to find a roller skating session closer to home.

The program includes beginner-friendly classes and family skating activities, with events held at different community venues.

Good for: Beginners, skating lessons, roller discos and pop-up family sessions

More information: Princess on Skates

Roller Skating Lessons for Kids in Melbourne

If your child is new to roller skating, look for a rink that offers learn-to-skate classes rather than starting with a busy general session. Lessons can help children learn basic skills such as balance, stopping, turning and controlling their speed before they join a larger general skating session.

Roller Skating During the School Holidays

Roller skating can be a handy school holiday activity because it doesn’t depend on Melbourne weather. Many rinks add extra daytime sessions during the holidays. It’s worth checking the individual rink’s timetable before heading out, as school holiday sessions can be different from regular term-time hours.

Roller Skating Birthday Parties in Melbourne

A roller skating party can be a good option if your child wants an active birthday celebration. Party inclusions vary between venues, so check what is included before booking. Some may provide skate hire, food, party areas or entertainment as part of a package.

Roller Skating for Younger Kids

If your child is young or hasn’t skated before, look for sessions specifically designed for beginners or younger children. Some venues offer quieter or dedicated sessions for younger skaters. A beginner lesson can also be a good starting point if your child is nervous about skating for the first time.

What to Take Roller Skating With Kids

Before heading to a roller skating rink, check the venue’s rules about equipment and skate hire.

It’s useful to take:

• Comfortable clothes that allow plenty of movement
• Socks
• A drink bottle
• A helmet and protective gear if the venue allows or recommends your own equipment
• A small snack for afterwards

• If you are hiring skates, check the available sizes before you arrive, particularly if you are visiting with younger children.

FAQs About Roller Skating in Melbourne

Where can kids go roller skating in Melbourne?

There are indoor roller skating rinks across Melbourne, including venues in Carrum Downs, Mordialloc, Sunshine, Eltham, Lilydale, Scoresby and Burwood East. There are also pop-up roller skating classes and events held at different community venues.

What are the best roller skating rinks in Melbourne for beginners?

Sk8House and Skaterz both offer learn-to-skate classes, making them useful options for children who are new to roller skating. Other venues also run beginner-friendly sessions, so check their current timetables before booking.

Where can kids learn to roller skate in Melbourne?

Several Melbourne skating venues offer lessons for children. Sk8House in Carrum Downs and Skaterz in Eltham both currently offer structured skating classes for beginners and different skill levels.

Where can I go roller skating near me in Melbourne?

The best rink will depend on where you live. Melbourne has skating venues across the south-east, east, north and west, including Carrum Downs, Mordialloc, Pakenham, Eltham, Lilydale, Scoresby, Sunshine and Burwood East.

Do roller skating rinks provide skates?

Many indoor rinks offer skate hire, but equipment and hire fees vary. Check the venue’s website before visiting, particularly if your child needs a specific size.

Is roller skating suitable for young children?

Yes. Some skating venues offer sessions or classes aimed at younger children and beginners. For a first visit, choose a suitable session and check the venue’s age and equipment requirements.

Where can I have a roller skating birthday party in Melbourne?

Several Melbourne rinks offer birthday parties and functions, including Sk8House, Skaterz and Roller One. Party packages and inclusions vary between venues.

More Things to Do with Kids in Melbourne

Looking for more active family activities? Check out our guide to skate parks in Melbourne and our other guides to kids activities in Melbourne.

Information can change, including session times, prices, age requirements and school holiday programs. Please check with the venue before visiting.

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