Lloyd’s Rollerblading Centre is shutting down permanently after 53 yearsOn February 19th 2018 at 7520 Macleod Trail SE you’ll see a uninhabited black and red building. Lloyd’s Rollerblading Centre out of business. Some reasons Lloyd’s is shutting down are: the owner passed away, the building is sold already and, the building doesn’t have accessibility for people with disabilities. At the request of the owner, Flo Cooper, the money will go to charity. “I really don’t like Lloyd’s closure.” said Orion, a grade 6th student, “I will miss the music and rollerblading with my friends.”
“I go to Lloyd’s once in a few weeks.” Orion stated. Lloyd’s is a place were you can rollerblade and listen to requested music from the DJ. Lloyd Cooper the founder of Lloyd’s passed away in 2002. Lloyd’s first opened on March 15, 1964. This place is a recommendation by Calgarians because it’s rated 4.2 stars on Google. People typically spend 1-2.5 hours at Lloyd’s. Lloyd’s phone number is (403) 252-0146. If you want to go to Lloyd’s before it closes and you don’t have roller skates they have rentals but, you are permitted to bring your own helmet. Calgarians will miss it especially kids because it’s a Calgary icon. The city will miss it, will you?
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