Aloha Roller Rink at San Jose's Eastridge Mall closing
(KRON) — The Aloha Roller Rink at Eastridge Mall in San Jose is set to close this month, KRON4 has confirmed. A spokesperson for the roller rink told KRON4.com that the Aloha Fun Center would be closing its doors on Sunday, March 23.
The spokesperson said they were 'actively searching for a new venue for Aloha 2.0.'
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The Aloha Roller Rink first opened at Eastridge Mall in 2018 as a temporary winter pop-up before later extending its stay at the mall.
'This location will be closing,' a sign outside the venue Monday read. 'Our last day at Eastridge will be March 23, 2025. Follow us on social media for details of our next South Bay location.'
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