Roll-A-Rama Roller Rink, 2402 86TH Street, Brooklyn, New York
(Rollerama 1957, Roll-A-Rama 1961, Roll-A-Rama Sports Center 1965), United Skates of America 1980-1983)

• Operator: Otto, Frank, Peter & Salvatore Bonadonna (Bensonhurst Enterprises) (1957)^[1]
• Leased?: Dom Alliegro & Ken Brown(1958)^[2]
• Pro/Coach: Don & Beverly Maddoloni (1957)^[1], Bill Castle (1957)^[1], Jim & Millie Ferris (1959)^[4]
• Organist: Maurice Fetchard (1957)^[1], Tommy Lane (1958)^[3], Nick Monty (1959)^[4]
• Floor size: 160' x 85'^[1]
• Floor Type: Wood
• Opened: 1957^[1] - 1983^[13]

Timeline:
• (1927 - 1952) Originally it was Stillwell Theatre.^[5]
• (1954) Stillwell Outlet Farmers Market.^[6]
• (1956) Stillwell Outlet Farmers Market Bankrupt.^[7]
• (1957) Started as Rollerama.^[1]
• (1961) Became Roll-A-Rama & bowling alley opened on the 2nd floor.^[8]
• (1965) Became Roll-A-Rama Sports Center.^[9]
• (1967) No skating, Became a bingo parlor & one-room schoolhouse. Bowling still upstairs. ^[10]
• (1976) Flea Markets, Boxing & Wrestling (Ads go back to 1964).^[11]
• (late 1970s) Bowling alley on the 2nd floor destroyed by fire.^[5]
• (1980-1983) United Skates of America Roller Skating.^[12]
• (1983/4) - Genovese Drug Store.^[13]
• Currently: Dolphin Fitness Club & other shops occupy the space.
(Recent aerial photo at top of page is courtesy Google)