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From Leeds Light Night at the end of October, to the festive season – plan your purchases sooner rather than later with our interest-free payment plan.We offer payment plans for purchases over £150 to help you spread your payments.Please note that we retain your goods until your payment plan is clear. If you would like to receive your goods immediately, look for options such as ClearPay or PayPal to help spread the costs of your purchase over a shorter time.Our payment plan is perfect for people looking to make a purchase of high quality roller skates, for example a custom…
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Attention all skate enthusiasts! We’ve got some news that’s more dramatic than a wipeout on a slippery slope. Due to the overly quiet classes situation in our sports hall classes lately, we’ve decided to roll some of our sessions over to The Skate Sanctuary.New Schedule, Who Dis?Starting Sunday November 3rd 2024, we’ll be offering a Family Learn ‘n’ Roll session at The Skate Sanctuary, along with a Adult Learn to Skate drop-in class. And hey, mark your calendars for our Adult Learn to Skate course kicking off on Monday November 4th, from 6 to 7.30pm at The Skate Sanctuary. It’s…
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We’re thrilled to announce an exciting opportunity for roller skating enthusiasts and content creators to partner with Roller Girl Gang! Our new sponsorship program is rolling out (pun intended), and we want you to be part of it.But what’s in it for me?Every sponsor will get a unique discount code to share with their community. You decide on the reward.You can offer 10% off full price purchases 5% off purchases and 5% to be saved up for your community to spend against kit in the future. Why should I partner with Roller Girl Gang?Authentic Community: We’re more than just a…
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You’ve realised that people in your area LOVE roller skating as much as you do – and you’ve mooted the idea… what if I started my own roller disco? How would that look?RGG first launched Friday Night Social in 2019 and there was a regular roller disco on a Wednesday in Leeds before that – around 2015. The last permanent roller rink in Leeds was closed in 1973 and since then, like much of the UK, skaters have had to find spaces themselves.If you’re lucky, you’ll find a friendly community centre owner or a sports hall with a space in…
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