MTA Events Center - Palmer, Alaska

El MTA Events Center es un lugar ideal para disfrutar de una variedad de actividades recreativas en Palmer, Alaska. Ubicado en la dirección 1317 S Kerry Weiland Ct, Palmer, AK 99645, Estados Unidos., este centro ofrece una pista de patinaje sobre hielo, canchas de hockey y es un gran destino para los amantes del deporte.

El MTA Events Center cuenta con una pista de hockey de tamaño régulation, lo que la hace perfecta para partidos y entrenamientos. Además, el centro también es el hogar de la pista de patinaje sobre hielo, que es un lugar popular para practicar patinaje artístico, hockey sobre hielo y simplemente pasar un buen rato en familia.

Otra gran característica del MTA Events Center es que es accesible para personas con discapacidades. El centro cuenta con acceso para sillas de ruedas y aparcamiento adaptado para sillas de ruedas, lo que permite a todos disfrutar de las instalaciones y actividades que ofrece.

El MTA Events Center tiene una excelente reputación y ha recibido muchas opiniones positivas. Según Google My Business, la empresa tiene un total de 81 valoraciones y una opinión media de 4.4/5. Los comentarios de los visitantes destacan la calidad de las instalaciones y el servicio al cliente.

Opiniones de MTA Events Center

Robert Royce

5/5

The parking lot is a great place to park eat lunch and look at Pioneer Peak.

Tanya Larrabee-Boehm

3/5

Place is always dirty. But at least they have soap to wash your hands and the doors to the benches don't have broken handles like the Dempsey. It's too warm in there

Lilybeth Garcia Torres

5/5

Have fun during the kids hockey tournament!

Hunter Zastrow

5/5

Stick time 1-2is fun

Carl Moe

4/5

It's a cool place, literally. Bring thick clothing for spectating the various activities. Vendors are seldom seen in this building. Bring food & drink.

Batman 747

1/5

The ice arena has terrible management since Steve MacSwain left. My son went to the high school practice, but was not let on the ice due to COVID from the school he goes to. Even though he was not contacted by the school district as someone who was in contact with anyone who had COVID, he was not afforded the opportunity to skate with the High School...no big deal, the school district has their rules to follow. The issue is that rink management kicked him out of the ice arena. Now, my son had been there at least three times during the weekend (four days earlier) competing in games. He also attended a practice the Monday before the scheduled high school practice. The situation around him and his school were well known by the coaches and it was not an issue for him to be in the ice arena. But, on this day, rink management thought it best to kick him out of the ice arena where he had to wait in below freezing temperatures for someone to come pick him up. Let me remind you...he had no symptoms, was not around anyone with COVID, and he was there on the weekend and Monday and it's Thursday of the same week. I will guarantee that Steve would not have mad my kid or any kid wait outside in below zero weather, especially knowing the entire situation. If a parent made their child stand in below zero weather just because they could, it would be considered child abuse. Steve has only been gone for a little more than a week and I miss him dearly.

Justin Meadows

4/5

wasnt really there specifically, was lead carpenter on several buildings in that same general vicinity. Good projects! Myself and one more peckerwood built 2 complete duplexes in q bout 30 days! HUMPED UP BABY-

Alaska Topshelf Entertainment

5/5

Excellent ice conditions. Lots of opportunities for Hockey, figure skating and public skating. Friendly and helpful staff. Dry land training area upstairs is a bonus.