Last updated: 2025-03-21
From the classic wooden floors of Neville Roller Drome to the smooth concrete of PGH SK8 Collaborative, Pittsburgh’s roller skating scene offers yinzers plenty of options to get their wheels turning. The Steel City’s mix of indoor rinks and outdoor spaces keeps skaters rolling year-round.
Whether cruising through Schenley’s seasonal rink or making the short drive to Monroeville’s family-friendly venue, local skaters find their groove across the Three Rivers region. Butler and Wheeling’s nearby parks expand the options for those willing to venture beyond downtown.
Roll through the Burgh with our skating guide!
Featured Roller Skating Spots in Pittsburgh
- Neville Roller Drome (Neville)
- PGH SK8 Collaborative
- Schenley Skating Rink
- Monroeville Roller Rink (Monroeville)
- Wheeling Skate Park (Wheeling)
- Butler Skate Park (Butler)
Indoor Skating Rinks in Pittsburgh
Monroeville Roller Rink (Monroeville)
What to Expect
Historical roller rink with diverse entertainment options
Description
Monroe Bowl Roller Rink was a historical venue that combined roller skating with other entertainment options like bowling and Putt Putt. It featured a hardwood maple floor and operated from 1963 to 1986.
Where: Monroeville | More Info: Monroeville Roller Rink
Neville Roller Drome (Neville)
What to Expect
Largest skating facility in Allegheny County
Description
Neville Roller Drome is the largest skating facility in Allegheny County, offering a blend of modern and retro skating experiences. It features a maple hardwood skating floor, disco balls, and a variety of music sessions. The facility hosts public skate sessions, beginner lessons, and accommodates private events like birthdays and corporate gatherings. It is home to roller derby teams and attracts skaters from a wide geographic area.
Where: Neville | More Info: Neville Roller Drome
Skate Parks in Pittsburgh
Butler Skate Park (Butler)
What to Expect
Diverse obstacle layout
Description
Butler Skate Park offers a variety of obstacles, including rails, stairs, quarter pipes, and ramps, ideal for roller skaters to practice and showcase their skills. The park's design allows for diverse skating experiences, making it suitable for both beginners and advanced skaters. Its outdoor setting provides ample space for skaters to enjoy the fresh air while honing their techniques.
Where: Butler | More Info: Butler Skate Park
Wheeling Skate Park (Wheeling)
What to Expect
Organically shaped bowl
Description
Wheeling Skate Park is a 10,000 square foot concrete facility featuring 60% bowl and 40% street elements. The organically shaped bowl transitions from 4ft. to 10ft. deep, accommodating skaters of various skill levels. The park includes a flowing street course with banks, rails, and ledges, making it suitable for roller skating enthusiasts. It is open 24/7 and welcomes skateboards and roller blades, though bike use is not permitted. Features include a large covered picnic shelter and seating areas.
Where: Wheeling | More Info: Wheeling Skate Park
Other in Pittsburgh
PGH SK8 Collaborative
What to Expect
Portable Roller Rink Initiative
Description
PGH SK8 Collaborative is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating accessible and quality roller skating spaces in Pittsburgh. It aims to empower the community by promoting physical and mental health through skating. The collaborative supports all skating styles, abilities, ages, races, bodies, and genders. PGH SK8 hosts events like Schenley Summer SK8 and works towards establishing a portable roller rink to bring skating to various neighborhoods. It also offers skate lessons and relies on volunteers to support its mission.
Where: Pittsburgh | More Info: PGH SK8 Collaborative
Schenley Skating Rink
What to Expect
Upgraded chilling system
Description
Schenley Skating Rink is primarily an ice skating venue, offering public skating sessions and special events. It features a recently upgraded chilling system to maintain ice quality. The rink operates seven days a week and hosts events like Skate with Santa and Disco Night. While not specifically designed for roller skating, it occasionally hosts summer roller skating sessions on its concrete surface.
Where: Pittsburgh | More Info: Schenley Skating Rink
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