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Alaska Roller Skating Rinks

I have only been able to find two roller skating rinks in Alaska and both of them are in the City of Anchorage. At one time there was a third roller rink in Anchorage but that one closed in the mid 1980's. If you would like to add a roller skating rink to this page, or request any corrections, please send a message to the email address on our contacts page.

Anchorage Roller Rinks

Dimond Skateland
8100 Homer Drive
Anchorage, Alaska 99516
Phone: 907-345-0542

Still owned by original owners Ed and Carolyn Caldwell. In the 1970's and 1980's they also owned the now closed Anchorage Roller Rink. Both Ed and Carolyn have taught dance, speed, and hockey skating for more then 30 years.

Public sessions Friday through Sunday. Wednesday is budget night.

There is a giant skate outside the Dimond Skateland rink that was originally on the roof of the Anchorage Roller Rink.

Royal Roller Rink (no Web site)
6411 Debar Road
East Anchorage, Alaska 99504
Phone: 349-8825 or 907-333-1413

Opened in 1971 by Albert Waddell and his son in law, Tim Hughes. When Waddall retired in the mid 1970's he sold the Royal Roller Rink to his daughter Janice, who was married to Tim.

Public sessions Friday through Monday. Christian music night on Thursdays.

Anchorage Roller Rink - CLOSED

Opened in 1963 by Albert Waddell and his son in law Tim Hughes. When Waddell retired in the mid 1970's he sold the Anchorage Roller Rink to his daughter Carolyn and her husband Ed Caldwell. The Caldwell's opened a second rink, Dimond Skateland. When they closed the Anchorage Roller Rink in the mid-1980's they kept Dimond Skateland opened.