how much does it cost to go roller skating?
79078
Where do u want to go rollerskating? If you do it in a park it's free.
98020
Go to the red light district.  About 50.00 I would suspect.
1004641
a jump rope and a pair of running shoes cost less than $100.\nIf you like boxing, a 60lb heavy bag is around $100 and gloves are around $40.\n\nIf you are determined to join a club...it depends where you live. Lifetime Fitness are around $60 a month and offer alot of equipment. YMCA is great....local park district (if you have one) usually has a gym...
986091
You can go ice skating at the Raleigh Ice Plex.\n\nCheck out the website- http://www.iceplex.com/
524664
I'm 65 and go four times a week. Don't like old timers music that much , more into disco. I also play roller hockey and teach it to 6 to 13 year olds and teach Special Olympics skaters Artistic, Speed and Hockey. I guess I still think I'm 16 years old.
767994
You need better bearings.  ABEC rates there skate (roller-hockey) bearings from 1-9, 1 being the worst, 9 being the best. As far as I have seen, RB and SB bearings are the same size, I could be wrong though.\n\nAs a general rule of thumb, the more expensive, the better.\n\nIn other words, you're not gonna find them at Dick's or Wal-Mart, so the price will be genuine.\n\nGo to a hockey store and ask the guy working there.  Chance are he's not gonna be the shlub you'll find at Dick's durin the holiday season, he'll actually know what he's talking about.\n\nEither that or..... google it.... shhhhhhhhh..... you'll find what you need.
1102409
ah i live in orlando, this years ticket was so much harder to come by then last years. usually park avenue cds and uss skate sells them but this year the only other outlet other then ticketmaster is FYE and they are selling ticketmaster tickets. so the total at FYE came to 39.60.\nor you can buy them at the gate at warped but its the same total but instead of a service charge they get you for buying them the same day as warped, plus the line is huge so i would  just go to fye.
325930
well depending on the type of seating you are wanting, I checked into tickets to wrestlemain and they were going anywhere from 450.00 each for bad seats to 5000.00 for good seats. But that was through website ticket providers too. Not exactly sure what regular prices are through WWE.
415867
This is gonna sound funny, but it's not. There is a park in the South Hills called South Park. There is a 2 mile bike path all along the main road [flat], and walking trails [hills] throughout the park. Perfect place to rollerblade. I live 5 minutes away and that's where we always go to blade. They even have a deck hockey rink for public use if your into playing hockey while rollerblading.\nHave Fun.
280621
Probably around 200 dollars. Maybe less, maybe more.\nCheck out this site:\nwww.flightcenter.com
310764
Walmart sells kids go kart. They were priced between $150-$200
935763
Cheapest membership cost is $35.
166545
It can be very expensive to start your own club, especially if there isn't another close by. A set of curling stones can cost around $7000 US. You can use hockey/skating ice, but it takes some expertise in getting the rink right. Good Luck!!
131004
They go to a rollerrink.
869633
as a beginner you can pretty much pick up any skateboard n the market. by your price range you will most likely be picking up a board at a department store or something of the like as a complete skateboard (trucks, wheels, bearings, deck) at a skate shop will more likely run about 200$ CA. the standard complete available at a department store has improved over the years with the proliferation of skateboarding in modern culture so it does now suit the needs of a beginning boarder.  once you learn to ride you will inevitably notice that the cheapo setup isn't all it could be, this is when you should look into a better complete.\n i suggest starti gn with a better deck to start, any skate shop can sell you a good deck--if you're not overly concerned with appearances go for a 'blank' deck, which means no manufacturers label , any decent skate shop carries these and they are as good as any deck, but a lot cheaper than a pro deck... any further, feel free to ask again.\nonce you can ollie you're well on your way, good luck, skating's hard, stick with it and you'll get better.
818465
from $7 to $50 depending on the part of the country you are in
174462
The following link is an example of a focused business plan for a roller rink in Boise, Idaho.  The financials can be found halfway down the plan.  Use it as a guide:\n\nhttp://www.referenceforbusiness.com/business-plans/Business-Plans-Volume-07/Roller-Rink.html