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A Miami institution

35+ years rolling with Miami, first as Hot Wheels, then Super Wheels, now Miami Roller Rink.

Our story

The last standing "OG" roller rink in Miami

For some it will always be Hot Wheels, for others Super Wheels. Either way, this rink has been rolling with Miami since 1987, through renovations, a hurricane, a pandemic, and a community-led rescue.

1987

Stuart Cuaff and Wayne Lippman open the original Hot Wheels Skating Center in Southwest Miami, known for its lighting, sound, live DJ sessions, and performances.

1998

Six-time national roller-skating champion James Ritter acquires the rink and leads a major renovation. Hurricane Irene damages the facility in 1999, and it closes.

2001

Thomas Mitchell and Milad Wanna found Super Wheels, the next chapter of the venue, after local competitor Thunder Wheels closes after 11 months.

2020

Super Wheels closes temporarily for the pandemic in March, then reopens that September with support from former employees and the community.

2022

When the shopping center went up for sale and buyers wanted to convert the space, two parents from the Super Wheels Skating Team put their life savings into keeping the rink alive as Miami Roller Rink.

Inside the rink

A look around

What we stand for

A community hub, not just a rink

While the name and ownership have changed over the years, our mission stays the same: build on this rink's legacy as a community hub, safe, clean, and fun for guests of all ages.

All ages welcome

From kids taking their first wobbly steps on skates, to teens looking for a welcoming hang out spot, to adults who have been skating since the 80s.

Community first

This rink was saved by two parents from the Super Wheels Skating Team who put their life savings on the line to keep it open for Miami.

35+ years of Miami skate culture

We hope to recruit the next generation of roller skaters and keep the sport alive in Miami, one session at a time.

By the numbers

35+ years running 27,000 sq ft 4.9 stars on Google Approved MDCPS vendor

Come skate Miami's history

Generations of Miami families have learned to skate on this exact floor. Come add your name to the story.