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Roller Skating
Families roller skating at a disco-lit leisure centre hall
Sessions every Friday and Saturday

Roller Disco in Solihull & Sutton Coldfield

Let's roll!

Weekly sessions · No booking · All ages · Beginners welcome · From £6

Weekly sessions

Two leisure centres, three sessions a week. Just turn up, no booking needed.

  • No booking

    Walk-ins welcome at every session.

  • Free teaching

    Ask any of our team, first-timers love it.

  • Free wrist guards

    Safety kit for every skater.

Disco nights & events

Half Term Roller Disco at Cocks Moor Woods
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Half Term Roller Disco at Cocks Moor Woods

  • Wed 28 Oct · 12:00–1:15pm & 1:30–2:45pm
  • Cocks Moor Woods Roller Disco · Pay at the door
Halloween Fancy Dress Roller Disco
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Halloween Fancy Dress Roller Disco

  • Fri 30 Oct · 7:15–8:45pm
  • Sat 31 Oct · 5:45–7:15pm
  • Tudor Grange Roller Disco · £6 entry, £1 skates
The Ramp is back at Tudor
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The Ramp is back at Tudor

  • Until Sat 26 Dec · 5:45–7:15pm
  • Tudor Grange Roller Disco · £6 entry, £1 skates
All events

First time? Don't worry!

Every pro started as a beginner. Our team teaches for free, wrist guards are free, and you can hold the wall as long as you like.

Beginner's guide
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Quick answers

Do I need to book online?
Not at all, every session is walk-in, so just turn up and pay at the door. If you'd like a little more reassurance, message 07852 329215 with your name, the session you're coming to and your skate sizes, and we'll pre-book your skates so they're waiting for you.
Do you host private parties?
We don't host private parties, but big groups are very welcome at our public sessions. If you're a group of more than 12, just ask and we'll set aside a table and a corner of the hall at Tudor Grange, bring your own food and drinks, and please take your rubbish home with you.
How do I get started?
Come as you are and ask anyone on the team. We all skate here, and teaching is free. We'll help you find your balance, show you how to stop and give you a hand up when you come down.
Do you have safety equipment?
Yes, every skater gets a free pair of wrist guards. Wrists account for around 90% of the injuries we ever see, so we'd rather nobody rolled without them. Bring your own helmet and knee pads if you have them.
Are there first aiders on site?
Always. Health and safety comes first, so there's at least one trained first aider at every session who can jump straight in if anyone needs a hand.
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