Skateland Events Center, 2167 N Lugo Avenue, San Bernardino, California

But first it was:
Stardust Roller Rink, 2167 N Lugo Avenue, San Bernardino, California
• Operator: Douglas & Rebecca Stewart (1971)^[1]
The Stewart's negotiated the lease of the Safeway property and took possession months before the Quiel's investment took place. Later, the Quiel's bought out the Stewart's.^[15]
In 1974, the Stewart's went on to own the Holiday Skating Rink, Rialto, CA.
• Operator: Gordon, Raymond & Mandy Quiel^[2] (1971-2005), Robert J. Schmid^[3] (Listed as inactive, 2005), Bruce B. & Linda Bragassa^[3] (Listed as inactive, 2012)
Gordon Quiel was chaiman of the city planning commision and at the time was also an investor in the rink project.^[4]
• Manager: George & Virginia Cottone (1973-2003)^[6], Ron Scotton, Bill Burbank
• Pro/Coach: Doug Stewart^[5] (1973), Walter Gero^[7] (1976), Jody Johnson^[8] (1979), Jodi Heckelman Stewart^[?] (1978-81 & 1984-87), George Cottone^[6] (speed coach, 1983), Chrissy Eads^[9] (1986), Mike West^[10] (speed coach, 1997)
• Organist: ^[?]
• DJ: ^[?]
• Floor size: ^[?]
• Floor type: Rotunda style (see photos), narrow maple wood, clear coated
• Primary reason for closing:
• Opened: 1971^[1] - 2014/5
(Building previously was a grocery store, built in 1950)^[1]
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And next:
Skateland Events Center, 2167 N Lugo Avenue, San Bernardino, California
• Operator: Sandra Cervantes & Joe A. Franco^[3] (Listed as inactive, 2016), Pedro Flores^[3] (Listed as inactive)
• Manager: Louie M.^[11] (2015-?)
• Pro/Coach: ^[?]
• Floor type: Rotunda style, narrow maple wood, clear coated
• Primary reason for closing: SEC FB page says closed as of Jan 2017 for repairs.^[13]
• Opened: 2014/5 - 2017 January^[13]
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Then back to:
Stardust Roller Rink, 2167 N Lugo Avenue, San Bernardino, California
• Operator: Kal Ahmet^[14]
• Primary reason for closing: Working to restore the rink, but in 2019 totally destroyed by fire.^[14]
• Opened: 2017^[13]

Fire totally destroyed the vacant building in 2019.
"Owner Kal Ahmet said he'd been working to restore the rink, but had recently had trouble with it and two other businesses, banquet halls, he operates in San Bernardino. He says he has reported attempted arsons at the two banquet halls recently, and two days ago, as many as 20 people had entered the roller rink and tore it apart." "Ahmet said he believes his businesses have been targeted because he is a witness in a court case."^[14]
-https://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2019/12/05/2-alarm-fire-vacant-skating-rink-san-bernardino/