Roller Disco Daze extended after strong turnout and local demand
Strong local demand pushed Roller Disco Daze into an extended run at Marin Center, with free entry, $5 rentals and themed skate nights through Aug. 16.
Roller Disco Daze has been extended at Marin Center in San Rafael, keeping the free, all-ages skate event on the floor at the Marin County Fairgrounds, 10 Ave of the Flags, through Aug. 16. The added stretch gives skaters more time in a format that blends rink culture, music and an easy entry point for casual skaters.
Marin Center lists the event running Wednesdays through Sundays, with Wednesday and Thursday hours from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Friday through Sunday hours from 12 p.m. to 10 p.m. Last entry is 30 minutes before closing. Admission is free, skate rental costs $5, and all skaters must sign a waiver to receive a free wristband.
The schedule leans hard into the social side of skating. Marin Center says DJ programming runs from 12 p.m. until closing on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, while themed nights rotate through the run with concepts such as 80s Jam Skate Night, 90s night, Rainbow Roll, EDM Glow Skate and Neon Party. Local event listings describe the setup as family-friendly and welcoming to all ages and skill levels, which helps explain why the format can pull in everyone from first-timers to rink regulars.
The utility is built into the floor plan as much as the playlist. Manny’s Tacos is on site every day, and Lobo’s Ice Cream appears July 17-19 and July 24-26, giving the event the kind of food-and-skate mix that keeps people around longer and makes repeat visits easier. Marin Center’s own social promotion added lawn games and a giant inflatable skate to the mix, widening the appeal beyond a straight skating session.
Visit Marin also carried Roller Disco Daze on its August and September 2026 event calendar pages, a sign the event has become part of the region’s regular public schedule rather than a one-off attraction. For Bay Area skating, that matters: free admission, low-cost rentals and themed nights are the ingredients that keep rink-based skating visible, and they are the same ingredients that can turn a strong turnout into a longer run.
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